Oscar nominations were announced Thursday morning (Jan 14) and while there is plenty to celebrate (Room! Lady Gaga!), there are, of course, plenty of snubs and surprises. Check out just a few of the most frustrating on the music front below.

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1. Perhaps most egregiously, Straight Outta Compton failed to earn a best picture nod, or any recognition for its cast. (It did receive a nomination for best original screenplay.) In another all-white year for acting nominees, the exclusion of a quality film with a diverse cast with both critical acclaim and popular support is particularly disappointing. 

2. Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth's hit "See You Again" was thought to be a likely nominee for Best Original Song from many pundits, but the emotional tribute to Paul Walker from Fast and the Furious wasn't enough for Team Oscar.

3. The good news: Lady Gaga earned her first Oscar nomination for "Til It Happens To You." The less-ideal news: Fellow pop-star-with-pipes Miley Cyrus failed to garner a nomination for her tune-with-a-message, "Hands of Love" from Freeheld.  

4. While touching Amy Winehouse-picture Amy scored a nod for best documentary (thank goodness), the well-reviewed Kurt Cobain documentary Montage of Heck did not. In Oscar history, music documentaries often struggle to get a nomination, because the nods often go to films that focus on perceived "more serious" subjects. 

5. True, the stellar Fifty Shades of Grey soundtrack was rewarded via a nomination for The Weeknd's "Earned It," but fellow popular tune "Love Me Like You Do" by Ellie Goulding off the same soundtrack failed to garner a nomination. Not exactly a surprise, but it was one of the most popular songs coming out of a movie in 2015, and it did receive a Grammy and Golden Globe nod. As always, popularity doesn't equal a gold statue. 

What snubs are annoying you this morning?