There is some solace though, and it’s coming from one of the most unlikeliest sources – the Academy Awards. From the first award on, the hits came steadily, and until Oscar voters blew it with that Best Picture win, the show was on track to becoming one of the Blackest in history. Well, we won't let one bad decision (two, if you count Spike Lee's nonsensical snub in the Best Director category) take away from a historic night for many. Here are all the greatest and most viral moments from this year's show:

First up was Regina King, who took home the award for best supporting actress for If Beale Street Could Talk. During her speech she acknowledged director James Baldwin before thanking her mother and God for urging her to follow her own path to success.

Next up was Ruth Carter, who took home the hardware for Best Costume Design for Black Panther, which would be the first in a long string of wins for the Marvel film. Along with Hannah Beachler, who won for production design, she also became the first Black woman to win a non-acting award since 1984.

Hannah Beachler and her beautiful red dress were up next. She took home the Oscar for Best Production Design for Black Panther, becoming the first African-American to both be nominated and win the category.

Minutes later, Mahershala Ali won for Best Supporting Actor for his depiction of pianist Don Shirley in Green Book. It was his latest for the role after taking home awards at Bafta, the Golden Globes and the Screen Actors Guild.

He was robbed in the Best Director category, but Spike Lee also took home an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay for BlacKkKlansman. His speech was a classic Spike Lee joint.

Even though Black Panther or BlacKkKlansman didn't win Best Picture, there were some other moments that put a simile on the faces who did watch the Awards.