Bong Joon Ho was the winner of the 2020 Oscars — here are his best moments you may have missed

• "Parasite" director Bong Joon Ho made history at the 2020 Academy Awards when his film won both best international feature and best picture.
• His charming acceptance speeches and reactions to the "Parasite" sweep were among the highlights of the awards ceremony.
• For instance, Bong gave a shout-out to legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese, and reacted to his best director win by saying, "I will drink until the next morning."
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"Parasite" director Bong Joon Ho made history at the 2020 Academy Awards. He took home four Oscars (best original screenplay, best international feature, best director, and best picture), becoming both the first South Korean filmmaker to win an Oscar and the first director to win best picture for a film not in the English language.

Despite previously referring to the Oscars as a "very local" awards show, the director's charming acceptance speeches and reactions to the "Parasite" sweep were among the highlights of this year's ceremony.

From giving Martin Scorsese a sweet shoutout to making his Oscar statuettes kiss, here are the best Bong Joon Ho moments from the 2020 Oscars.

Bong started the night off strong by getting candid on the red carpet.

When Entertainment Tonight asked the director how he came up with the idea for "Parasite" on the red carpet, he simply responded, "Because I'm a f—ing weirdo."

Some fans noticed how similar the director's response sounded to Jughead's (Cole Sprouse) "I'm a weirdo" monologue on "Riverdale."

The director lovingly giggled and stared at his first Oscar of the night.

Bong's first win of the night was best original screenplay, which, as he mentioned in his acceptance speech, was the first Oscar ever awarded to a South Korean film.

But when his co-screenwriter Jin Won Han took the microphone to give his own speech, many viewers noticed the director staring down at his award and laughing in disbelief in the background.

He previewed his night out while accepting the Oscar for best international feature film.

Throughout the night, the director mainly spoke in Korean and gave his acceptance speeches via translator Sharon Choi, before giving a few English sentences for effect.

Perhaps the best of these remarks came when he accepted the Oscar for best international feature film and told the audience, "I'm ready to drink tonight. Until the next morning."

Bong gave a sweet shout-out to his fellow nominees after winning best director.

"When I was young and studying cinema, there was a saying that I carved deep into my heart, which is 'the most personal is the most creative'" he said via translator, before interjecting in English, "That quote was from our great Martin Scorsese."

Bong went on to pay tribute to the iconic director, whose films he studied in school.

The director also thanked Quentin Tarantino for introducing American audiences to his films, and added that he would "like to get a Texas chainsaw, split the Oscar trophy into five and share it" with his fellow nominees, which included Sam Mendes ("1917") and Todd Phillips ("Joker").

He was ecstatic upon accepting his historic best picture win.

The audience erupted in cheers as "Parasite" became the first international film to take the top prize at the Academy Awards.

The director apologized for having "too many" Oscars at the engraving station.

Since he won four Oscars, Bong was at the engraving station for a while as they added his name to the statuettes.

"I'm so sorry for all this," he said to the engraver. "Hard work. Too many."

He continued celebrating with two of his Oscar statuettes.

Finally, the director did what any of us might do if we were holding two Oscars — he made them kiss.