Leonardo DiCaprio is going viral today after he was caught on camera at the Golden Globes last night “acting gay”. At least that’s how it looks to me. See here: DEVELOPING: Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio is going viral after fans started accusing him of ‘acting gay’ at the Golden Globes Awards. pic.twitter.com/S2QY9heCDR — Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) January 12, 2026 Backup video here if needed: Leonardo DiCaprio is so intriguing pic.twitter.com/kW7JHr9KAm — mel (@simplemellie) January 12, 2026 Ok, so now the biggest question: What was he saying?  Or what was he mouthing? I asked ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok to use lip-reading analysis to tell me what he was saying. ChatGPT and Gemini failed miserably, didn’t even seem remotely close. Grok did the best, and while I can’t confirm 100% this is accurate, it does line up perfectly to me as I watch the video.  Here’s what Grok thinks he was saying: Analysis of Leonardo DiCaprio and Infiniti at the Golden Globes 2026 This is a lipreading and facial expression analysis of the 24-second commercial break clip based on visible mouth movements, timing, and gestures. Key Visible Sequences and Likely Dialogue 0–4 seconds Leo leans in smiling, points gently toward her, mouth opens moderately wide, forms a round shape, and then closes. Likely phrase: “I was watching you…” 5–9 seconds He makes an exaggerated pouty lip, a playful eyebrow raise, and a small head tilt. He performs a quick hand gesture mimicking dancing or a shoulder shimmy. His mouth forms a clear “oo–ah–ih” shape with visible tongue movement on the last syllable. Likest match: “…with the K-pop thing” Context: The pout and shoulder movement sync with imitations of K-pop fan excitement. 10–15 seconds He laughs and nods enthusiastically. His mouth forms a quick “yeah” or “yep” shape where the lips barely part and teeth are visible, accompanied by a quick up-down nod. Most probable: “Yeah” or “Right?” 16–21 seconds He displays a big grin and a slight head shake side-to-side in amused disbelief. His mouth opens wider in a laugh shape, closes, and follows with a quick “ha-ha” motion. Likely: “Oh my god…” or laughing without clear words. Last 3 seconds He keeps smiling and gives a little wave or gesture with his fingers. His mouth barely moves. Likely: A non-verbal wrap-up. Summary of Findings Most confident transcription of the main line: “I was watching you with the K-pop thing” This fits the mouth opening/closing pattern and timing. It matches reports of Leo playfully calling back to a K-pop fangirling moment earlier in the show. Technical Note: Lipreading is not 100% reliable due to camera angles, speech speed, and facial hair. However, the exaggerated theatrical facial expressions used in this interaction make this particular phrase distinct. If slowed-down versions or higher-resolution stills of specific mouth shapes become available, confidence levels could increase.