The thing is, that’s pretty much the theme of this Oscars where not one woman was nominated for Best Director and only one performer of color was nominated in the acting categories. That honor went to Cynthia Erivo, who earned her first nomination for Harriet . It might be why Villaseñor’s song for The Irishman sounded so familiar right down to the same Brazilian beat. This time she was able to widdle the film starring de-aged Al Pacino and Robert De Niro down to just one very telling verse: “They’re old and they’re young / And it’s white male rage.”