Leonardo DiCaprio's Russian Fans Are Melting Down Their Gold to Make Him an Oscar

At this stage in grants season, it appears to be practically sure that Leonardo DiCaprio will win his first Oscar this February 28. In the event that there is a God, we envision that even He has ticked off DiCaprio's name on his Oscar pool in pen. In any case, consider the possibility that we are all wrong and the Screen Actors Guild, the Hollywood.

Remote Press Association, and each other honor giving element who observed The Revenant star are no sign of who will assert the minimal gold man this month. What might we, as a Leo-cherishing country, do on the off chance that another person's name is called? Channel our mistake into some Poor Leo Internet image once more?

All things considered, DiCaprio's fans in Siberia have arranged for this far-fetched result while all the while ended up being the most given Leo fans on planet Earth. Metro reports that the performing artist's female admirers in Russia's Far East are giving their silver and gold resources to an "Oscar for Leo" battle, which will dissolve down the gems and shape it into the precise state of an Oscar statuette.

Er, well, the silver and gold will be changed over into the estimated state of an Oscar statuette, in addition to a couple overhauls. In this way, rather than the conventional minimal gold man holding a sword, this minimal silver man will be holding "a brilliant 'choron'— a customary three-legged Yakut flagon." Another contrast—the Siberian Oscar's head will be looking upward instead of down.

"We have quite recently begun raising money for the statue," an educator from the Arctic State Institute of Culture and Arts, Tatiana Egorova, told Russian news channel RIA Novosti (by means of RT.com).

By estimations, it will cost 100,000 rubles (about $1,300) to assemble a 12-inch statue—despite the fact that the size will differ contingent upon the quantity of gifts. Egorova likewise clarified that a large portion of the ladies gave some portion of their assets with the goal that they could keep the other part—like isolating a couple of hoops—and feel closer to the performing artist.

"Like one half will be with Leonardo DiCaprio and one half with them," she said. "To be by one means or another associated with the performing artist."

So far around 100 individuals have given their resources. The crusade's coordinator has communicated, by Metro, "It won't not be a genuine Oscar, it was generally as legitimate a prize for Leo's endeavors in The Revenant." While a few critics may wrangle about that announcement, we are sure that the eco-lobbyist performing artist would value the exertion. Here's to you.