Mick Jagger's surprising comeback at the Oscars: Is the star limp?

Mick Jagger's surprising comeback at the Oscars: Is the star limp?

Wien, Österreich - Mick Jagger, the iconic front man of the Rolling Stones, caused a sensation during the Oscars. After the abrupt stop of the Stones' European tour, the fans pushed off his head, Jagger appeared to a Comeback. Observers reported a slight limp of the 81-year-old when he stepped onto the stage to hand over the Grammy for the best song. This was taken from the Iorr.org fansite, which announced the tour cancellation without the Rolling Stones commenting on.

The appearance of the musical giant was celebrated with standing ovation when Jagger brought his humor onto the stage. "They wanted Bob Dylan, but Bob didn't want to," he joked to explain that the producers were looking for someone younger - "Hey, I am younger than Bob Dylan!" This mixture of charisma and wit embodied the spirit of the evening, while Jagger presented the price for the hit "El Mal" from "Emilia Pérez". The spectators were enthusiastic, and Jagger thanked a modest: "You are so nice. I feel honored to present this price," as popculture.com reported.

tour cancellation and surprise appearance

The abrupt cancellations of the Rolling Stones tour unsettled the fans who had hoped for a concert in Vienna. Many now speculate whether Jagger’s health problems that lead to his hanging passage were the reason for the cancellation. Despite the uncertainty, the appearance at the Oscar remains a radiant moment in his career and a sign that the old star enters the stage in a playful and charming way, even in uncertain times.