The opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympics has drawn significant backlash, leading to the removal of its official video from the Olympics' YouTube channel. Critics, including American Bishop Robert Barron, condemned a controversial tableau resembling Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper, which featured drag queens and fashion icons, calling it disrespectful and blasphemous. The ceremony, held on the River Seine, was also criticized for its poor organization and problematic execution, with reports of technical difficulties and adverse weather conditions. C Spire, a major sponsor, has withdrawn its advertisements in response to the dissatisfaction, raising concerns about future sponsorships and the interplay between organizers and brand representation. Social media has erupted with mixed reactions, with some praising the artistic expression while others lament the event as the 'worst ever.' The incident has sparked broader discussions about transparency and artistic freedom in major sporting events.