We Saw your Boobs

"We Saw Your Boobs" is a phrase stemming from the 2013 Oscar Academy Awards Ceremony, in which host Seth MacFarlane presented a song about the various movies in which actresses (all of whom were present at the award ceremony) have shown more of their cleavage then necessary.

The lyrics to this performance are as follows:

"We saw your boobs
We saw your boobs
In the movie that we saw, we saw your boobs.
Meryl Streep, we saw your boobs in "Silkwood"
Naomi Watts' in "Mulholland Drive"
Angelina Jolie, we saw your boobs in "Gia"
They made us feel excited and alive.
Anne Hathaway, we saw your boobs in "Brokeback Mountain"
Halle Berry, we saw them in "Monster's Ball"
Nicole Kidman in "Eyes Wide Shut"
Marisa Tomei in "The Wrestler," but
We haven't seen Jennifer Lawrence's boobs at all.
We saw your boobs
We saw your boobs
In the movie that we saw, we saw your boobs.
Kristen Stewart, we saw your boobs in "On the Road"
And in "Monster" we saw Charlize Theron's
Helen Hunt, we saw them in "The Sessions"
And Scarlett Johansson, we saw them on our phones.
Jessica Chastain, we saw your boobs in "Lawless"
Jodie Foster in "The Accused"
Hilary Swank in "Boys Don't Cry"
Penelope Cruz in "Vanilla Sky."
And Kate Winslet in "Heavenly Creatures" and "Jude"
And "Hamlet" and "Titanic"
And "Iris" and "Little Children"
And "The Reader"
And whatever you're shooting right now.
We saw your boobs
We saw your boobs."

While some applauded this song as hilarious and fitting with MacFarlane's popularity as creator of Family Guy, many viewers were horrified at the song and MacFarlane, labeling it as inappropriate for the Academy Awards. In fact, many guests at the Oscars were visibly upset at the act, most prominently Charlize Theron, who facepalmed when her name was mentioned.