: At the 2015 Oscars, Menzel got her revenge by introducing Travolta as "Glom Gazingo." Travolta joined her on stage, playfully touching her face in another awkward—but clearly staged—moment of reconciliation.
Tag your "Adele Dazeem" moment. You know, that time autocorrect or your brain absolutely betrayed you.
On March 2, 2014, a new celebrity was born on the stage of the Dolby Theatre, though she didn’t actually exist. When John Travolta stepped out to introduce the voice of Queen Elsa, he promised the audience the "wickedly talented, one-and-only ".
The meme evolved quickly. Within 24 hours, Adele Dazeem had a parody Twitter account, a Wikipedia page, and imaginary film credits. The internet humorously "cast" Dazeem in Menzel’s previous roles. The joke had shifted: Adele Dazeem was no longer just a mispronunciation; she was treated as a separate, phantom celebrity—a usurper who had momentarily stolen Menzel’s spotlight.