Tracy Morgan apologises for announcing 'Soul as 'Sal' at Golden Globes 2021
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Morgan apologised on Twitter while quipping that he was thinking about his pizza guy all along.
Tracy Morgan had a 'flub' moment on Golden Globes 2021 stage as he mispronounced Disney-Pixar's animated film 'Soul' as 'Sal'.
The actor and comedian, 52, presented 'Soul' with the best original score honor at Sunday's 2021 Golden Globes, but when he announced the winner, it sounded like he said "Sal" instead of the actual title.
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Morgan later apologised on Twitter while quipping that he was thinking about his pizza guy all along. "Sorry SOUL. I was thinking about the pizza I was going to get from my guy SAL on the way home!!" the 30 Rock star tweeted Sunday.
Sorry SOUL. I was thinking about the pizza I was going to get from my guy SAL on the way home!!
— Tracy Morgan (@TracyMorgan) March 1, 2021
Soul co-director Kemp Powers took the flub in stride. "Congrats to @JonBatiste @trent_reznor #atticusross for your much-deserved win for best score!" he tweeted Sunday. "Your music is a huge part of what makes SAL so special!"Soul — composed by Jon Batiste, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross — beat out Mank (also composed by Reznor, 55, and Ross, 53), The Midnight Sky, News of the World and Tenet for the honor.
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Speechless. Congrats to our entire #PixarSoul team for tonight’s Golden Globe win! And congrats to @JonBatiste @trent_reznor #atticusross for your much-deserved win for best score! Your music is a huge part of what makes SAL so special! pic.twitter.com/XSjo3niXpJ
— Kemp Powers (@Powerkeni) March 1, 2021
Reznor joked in his acceptance speech that the animated movie, which spotlights jazz music, is the first film he's scored that he could show his children.
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Soul — composed by Jon Batiste, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross — beat Mank, The Midnight Sky, News of the World, and Tenet for the honor.