John Cena's Nearly-Nude Oscars Stunt Sparks Laughter and Debate
John Cena's envelope-covered appearance at the Oscars, meant as a nod to a 1974 streaker, raises eyebrows and discussions on standards of nudity on TV.
- John Cena's Oscars presentation for Best Costume Design, appearing nearly nude with only an envelope for coverage, pays homage to a 1974 streaker.
- Behind-the-scenes photos reveal Cena wore a modesty garment, ensuring no actual nudity despite the illusion.
- The stunt, involving intense planning and discussions with standards and practices, aimed to highlight the importance of costumes in film.
- Social media and audience reactions were mixed, with some appreciating the humor and others questioning the appropriateness of the gag.
- Cena's appearance, while controversial, was part of a broader Oscars ceremony that included memorable performances and political statements.