AceShowbiz - The 30th annual Webby Awards took place last night at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City, celebrating the most influential figures and creators in the digital world.

Known for its unique tradition, the event requires winners to deliver acceptance speeches limited to five words or less. This format highlights brevity and wit among recipients.

This year’s ceremony featured a variety of notable winners across entertainment and media, including Kylie Kelce, Shonda Rhimes, Taraji P. Henson, Don Lemon, and Joy Behar, among others.

One of the standout moments came from Pete Davidson, the former "Saturday Night Live" star known for his often candid and sometimes somber public persona. Despite rumors about personal struggles, including relationship difficulties and reportedly removing all his tattoos, Davidson delivered a notably bleak acceptance speech: "Thanks, I’m still dead inside."

His speech consisted of only five words, capturing attention with its stark honesty. This brief statement resonated given his public image and recent reports about his personal life.

The Webby Awards continue to spotlight diverse voices and talents shaping online culture, and Davidson’s moment was a memorable part of the evening’s proceedings.

Overall, the event highlighted both the humor and humanity behind many of this year’s top internet personalities and creators, celebrating their influence in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Pagesix.