Oscar?

[Threelittlebirds1]

Really struggling to find a boys name we love. I've always liked Oscar but ruled it out previously due to popularity, I don't actually know any, but aware it's in the top 10.
I'm looking for something fairly traditional but not so popular it's become dull, would love opinions on Oscar please.

I'd also be grateful if anyone can post a link of most recent complete ONS boys list- I can only find top 100 names.

I love Oscar and os. I didn’t use it in the end and kind of regretted it. I did choose a popular name for one of my children and have hardly come across anyone with that name. The more uncommon name I chose for sibling there were 3 at school!
Heath
Hugh
Seth
Arthur
Louis

Willem.

Simon and Andrew are awful too.

@Threelittlebirds1 Just do remember you're naming both a baby and a grown man. Oscar is such a sort of targeted, loaded name. If I were a man, I'd much rather be called James or Edward etc.

Colin
David
Samuel
Malcolm
Columbus
Cuthbert
Charles
Angus
Cecil
Neil

Lovely name, and recognised all over the world.

I like the Oskar spelling too.

I know Oscars of all ages.

I love it and would love to use it but my sister had an abusive ex called Oscar so he fucked that. I'd definitely use it if not!

Some of the comments on this thread are completely batshit and deluded. Oscar is apparently not a grown mans name nor is it a classic serious name? Didnt seem to do Oscar Wilde or Oskar Schindler any harm in being taken seriously throughout history.

Op Oscar is a lovely classic strong name with a lot of positive role models. Its popular yes but so what? If you like it use it.

I wouldn't class Oscar Pistorius or Oscar Wilde as goofy or clumsy.

But to be less unhelpful I really like it, it's a really cool classy name for an adult.

Also Lawrence Fox is called Lawrence so..

@RogueFemale I really like them. Far nicer than most currently popular boys' names.

Oscar to me is the grouch in Sesame Street