The Paris Olympics' opening ceremony has sparked global outrage, primarily from religious conservatives, for a segment some viewed as a parody of Leonardo da Vinci’s 'The Last Supper'. The scene featured DJ Barbara Butch, an LGBTQ+ icon, flanked by drag artists, which led to accusations of mocking Christianity. Paris 2024 organizers and artistic director Thomas Jolly defended the performance, stating it was meant to celebrate diversity and French gastronomy, not to offend. The backlash included condemnation from various religious groups, criticism from public figures like Donald Trump and Candace Cameron Bure, and a call for boycott by comedian Rob Schneider. Amidst the controversy, Butch’s lawyer announced filing complaints over the severe threats and online abuse Butch received following the performance. While some defended the performance as an inclusive homage to Greek mythology and French culture, the incident has left a lasting impact on the Games' reception.