The opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympics sparked significant controversy, with critics, including Donald Trump, labeling it as offensive to Christians. The contentious scene, featuring DJ Barbara Butch and drag performers, was interpreted by some as a parody of Leonardo da Vinci’s 'The Last Supper,' prompting backlash from religious groups and far-right politicians. In response, Butch has faced severe online harassment, including death threats and discriminatory insults, leading her to file legal complaints. Artistic director Thomas Jolly clarified that the scene was inspired by pagan celebrations, not 'The Last Supper,' and aimed to promote inclusivity and tolerance. Paris 2024 organizers apologized for any offense caused, emphasizing their intent was to celebrate community tolerance and diversity.