Adele Compared To Evil Disney Villain By James Corden Nemesis!

Adele is known for her singing talents, beautiful looks, and witty personality.

But one thing she's never been associated with is an evil Disney villain… until now.

The British crooner appeared on James Corden's last-ever "Carpool Karaoke" for his final episode "The Late Late Show with James Corden."

Adele hilariously woke Corden from a dead sleep and offered to drive him to CBS studios where his show films.

She sported a full face of makeup and beautifully curled hair.

Her fans praised her gorgeous look in the comments section of her post.

"Omg, you are soooooooooooo beautiful," one fan wrote.

"This HAIR," another commented.

"This is amazing ❤️ you look so beautiful ❤️," yet another Adele stan wrote.

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While many fans fawned and gawked over the singer, one person thought her hair and makeup made her look like an evil Disney villain.

Famed restauranter Keith McNally compared Adele to "Cruella de Vil" during her final "Carpool Karaoke" performance.

Now, McNally may sound familiar if you keep up with celebrity news.

He is the man who called out Corden for behaving horribly toward the wait staff at his New York City restaurant, Balthazar.

On October 17th, McNally took to Instagram to share a pixelated photo of "The Late Late Show with James Corden" host alongside some heated words.

"James Corden is a Hugely gifted comedian but a tiny Cretin of a man. And the most abusive customer to my Balthazar servers since the restaurant opened 25 years ago," the London native began his rant.

McNally shared that he wasn't usually one to call out a customer but had to speak up about the show host because of how Corden treated his staff.

Making things worse, the restauranter alleged that the British comedian had exhibited such nasty behavior in his former restaurant Cafe Luxembourg some years ago.

The restaurant owner cited two instances where the "Cats" star had a hissy fit and was mean to his staff.

McNally took to Instagram on Tuesday, May 2nd, and ripped Adele and Corden to shreds.

"Despite finding them slightly cringe-inducing, I've always loved James Corden's carpool karaoke. Last week was Corden's final carpool and his most cringe-inducing. His guest was his 'great' friend Adele whose makeup was so hideously overdone and fingernails so long she resembled a particularly scary Cruella de Vil," he wrote. "Corden and Adele are brilliant, but like many brilliant performers, they're profoundly inauthentic. Never more so than when they're being 'honest' about themselves - as inauthentic people tend to do ALL THE F***ING TIME."

He called their carpool sketch "sickening."

"As this carpool was part of Corden's last Late Night Show, he and Adele Went to Town being 'honest' about themselves. It was sickening. At one point, Adele theatrically broke down on camera. It was Complete, F***ing SCHLOCK. And, of course, James Corden - The King of Insincerity Himself - went along with it. It was the biggest pile of HORSE S**T I've seen in 40 years," McNally concluded.

His comments section was quickly filled up with people defending Adele and Corden.

One person said, "Let's not hate on women for the way they do their make-up and nails thou. That's very early 2000s."

"Keep Adele's name out of your mouth," another shot at McNally.

One passionate fan of Adele and Corden let him have a piece of their mind by writing, "Thank you for making us hate you as much as you hate them: truly authentic on your part to impart such cruelty on two such innocent creatures struggling to find their true selves. 'What the world needs now is hate, more hate. It's the only thing there's just too little of...'"

Surprisingly, some people agreed with McNally's thoughts on Adele's makeup.

"Her makeup is so over the top, a mask... and all the theatrics are annoying," and "She is too young for the spackle makeup and talons..." were among the comments supporting McNally's observation and criticism.