Jordan Peele is making Oscar history with his horror film "Get Out'!

It racked up four nominations, including Best Director, Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay. 

Jordan is the first

Black filmmaker to be nominated in the producing, directing and screenplay categories for a debut feature film. 

Bravo man! You really deserve it!

Ms. Mary said she hasn't stopped crying all day since she heard that she was nominated for TWO Academy Awards. 

She got a nod for Best Supporting Actress for the

Netflix flick "Mudbound" and for Best Original Song for the film, too. 

The Queen of Hip Hop Soul is proving to be one versatile performer!

Mr. Denzel is proving that age has nothing to do with his ability to act his a$ ^ off! He was awarded his ninth Academy Award nomination for Best Actor

for "Roman J. Israel, Esq."

The 63-year-old actor is the most nominated Black actor of all-time! Not only that, he was nominated last year for "Fences" too!

We see you

brotha!

Denzel isn't the only one making a repeat performance at this year's Academy Awards....so is Octavia Spencer!

The Oscar-winner was nominated for her Best Supporting Actress for her role in "The

Shape Of Water."

She now ties Viola Davis for the most Oscar noms for a Black actress. 

That's some serious #BlackGirlMagic right here!

With his very first lead role, "Get Out's" Daniel Kaluuya is feeling himself for his Best Actor nomination!

And be clear: It's much deserved. His portrayal of Chris in last year's hit

race horror film was EVERYTHING!

We're rooting for you brotha!

"Mudbound" creator Dee Rees may have not gotten her Best Director nod, but she was get nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay, making her the second Black woman to be nominated

in this category in the Oscar's 90-year history. 

Congrats girl!

Common is back for his second Oscar nomination for Best Song for the film "Marshall."

Remember: He and John Legend won an Oscar for Selma back in 2016. 

Listen...Kobe Bryant is also an Oscar nominee!!!

The former Los Angeles Laker was nominated for Best Animated Short Film or his "Dear Basketball" cartoon. 

We see you Kobe!!!

The former Tony! Toni! Toné! singer joined Mary J. Blige for being nominated for their joint original song "Mighty River" from the drama "Mudbound."

Congrats Raphael on your very first nomination!!!

#BlackExcellence

Ok...so Tiffany Haddish DID NOT get a nod for her hilarious self in "Girls Trip," but her announcing the Oscar noms on deserved an Oscar. She was EVERYTHING!!!

BE CLEAR!!!