Everyone is talking about #tealizard on Twitter thanks to LeBron James and an embarrassing mistake

The hashtag #tealizard is currently circulating online right now — if you have no idea what it means, this breakdown is for you.

On Sunday night, LeBron James led the Cleveland Cavaliers to defeating the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals. James was so happy with the win that he started crying, and pictures of #CryingLebron soon became a hashtag on Twitter.

Some people even thought it could join the ranks of memes the internet has grown to love like #CryingJordan.

—1310 Ticket Radio (@TicketRadio) June 21, 2016

Then on Monday, James wore a hat with the Kermit sipping tea meme when he brought the NBA trophy home to Cleveland and posted it on his Instagram.

They said u lost a step, wasn't explosive as once was, the best days was in the real view, questioned your drive, your leadership, your commitment, you don't have killer instinct, going back home is the worst mistake in your career, he got the coach fired, players traded, won't work between him and Kyrie, Him and Kev won't work, love your teammates to much, there's no way he can deliver a championship in his hometown, etc etc etc.... But guess what THATS NONE OF MY BUSINESS #StriveForGreatness #ThisOneIsForTheLand #PutSomeRespeckOnMyName Hahahaha!!! Yes sir

A photo posted by LeBron James (@kingjames) on Jun 20, 2016 at 2:16pm PDTJun 20, 2016 at 2:16pm PDT

If you’re not familiar, Kermit sipping on tea has become a well-known meme that stands for "But that’s none of my business." As Know Your Meme points out, it’s a "sarcastic expression used as a postscript to an insult or disrespectful remark said towards a specific individual or group."

Basically, people post a picture of Kermit or an emoji of a frog with an emoji of tea to diss somebody else. Here are some examples:

—♛ DayPAC Shakur (@PLUGahontas) June 12, 2016

—Salwa (@queeensalwa) April 3, 2016

—caroline (@secretadMEYERer) July 4, 2014

Got it? Cool.

So then on Tuesday morning, Good Morning America’s social media team thought it was a good idea to tweet out a question to the show’s three million Twitter followers to ask if #CryingLebron is going to join other great memes like #CryingJordan and Kermit sipping tea.

The problem? Whoever sent the tweet misidentified Kermit the frog sipping tea as "#tealizard" — a weird thing no one has ever said, ever.

—Good Morning America (@GMA) June 21, 2016

According to Mediate, insiders at ABC said that the error occured when the social media person was looking around for possible memes to include in the tweet and saw an account refer to the Kermit meme as "tea lizard." Unfortunately for them, it was a parody account.

—juggalo mask (parody (@trillballins) January 21, 2016

And also unfortunately for them, people quickly took notice of the mistake:

—Roxann Elliott (@msroxannelliott) June 21, 2016

—Tom (@TomQWood) June 21, 2016

—Kodak Zack (@zillacortez) June 21, 2016

—Mark J. Fine (@markjfine) June 21, 2016

—Travis Pineapple (@Rob_In_WI) June 21, 2016

And then it became it's own meme:

—KameronKeele_Screen (@KamKeele_Screen) June 21, 2016

—amber discko ♡ (@amberdiscko) June 21, 2016

—(((Eric lab Rat))) (@EricLabRat) June 21, 2016

So now, because of a confused social media editor, the world now has #tealizard. At least GMA apologized to Kermit.

—Good Morning America (@GMA) June 21, 2016