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Amy Schumer denies she stole Leonardo DiCaprio Oscars Joke

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Comedian Amy Schumer denies plagiarism-“I am funny enough”

Amy Schumer Oscar Joke didn’t go well with the fans and got a backlash.The Wills Smith Slapgate scandal marred the 94th Academy Awards.Amy Schumer hosted the awards alongwith Regina Hall and Wanda Sykes.Earlier, one fan had asked Amy Schumer on Andy Cohen’s show “Watch What Happens Live!” about the joke controversy.Amy quickly rubbished the allegations. She also added,”I’m funny enough, I don’t need to steal shit.”

Amy Schumer denies stealing the Leonardo Joke

Amy Schumer Oscar Joke is not Twitter inspired

The comedian clarified after Amy Schumer Oscar Joke became viral. In fact, she said that she was not on Twitter.Her assistant did it and Suli McCullough wrote the controversial joke.In fact,she denied of ever stealing any joke in her life.Amy’s funny monologue made a lot of news.

Amy Schumer Joke relates Leonardo’s liking of young women with Climate change

Also,Schumer mocked the former Academy winner Leonardo for dating young women. She mentioned his dating with young women was similar to his advocacy for climate change. Consequently fans flooded the internet with reactions.

Fans reaction to the Amy Schumer Oscar Joke

Consequently, the fans reacted after the Oscar Joke went viral.Social media drew the comparison with a similar joke of Nicole Conlan, December 2021.

Amy Schumer takes lie-detector test

Earlier,Amy Schumer took the Lie-detector test on Plagiarism.In 2016, female comics Wendy Liebman,Tammy Pescatelli and Kathleen Madigan accused Schumer of stealing their jokes. Also, duing a comedy show at Las Vegas,the actress mentioned her lawyers forbade her to use Joe Rogan, James Franco and Alec Baldwin’s fatal “Rust” shooting.She added further that Lady Gaga supporting Liza minelli was her favorite Oscar moment.In a conclusion,people will remember the 94th Academy awards for controversies.

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