The 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony has drawn significant backlash for multiple controversies, most notably the portrayal of drag queens, which critics claim mocks Christianity and resembles Leonardo da Vinci's 'The Last Supper'. Artistic director Thomas Jolly defended the depiction as a celebration of Greek mythology rather than religious iconography, yet the backlash from Christian conservatives, including notable figures, suggests a divide in interpretation. Additionally, the South Korean delegation was mistakenly introduced as North Koreans, leading to accusations of discrimination and resulting in an apology from the IOC, which called the error 'deeply regrettable'. Further aggravating South Korean sentiments, the official Instagram account posted a poor-quality photo of their team compared to other nations, intensifying claims of bias against South Korea. These incidents have sparked outrage on social media, with South Koreans expressing feelings of intentional disrespect. Amid these controversies, questions remain about the impact on the overall image of the Games and the IOC's ability to address the concerns raised.