Rain Criticizes The Opening Of Paris Olympics Criticized On Social Media X, From Elon Musk To Ryan Garcia

Parodi The Last Supply at the opening of the Paris Olympics. (Doc. X/@BasedMikeLee)

JAKARTA - The 2024 Paris Olympics, which should be a prestigious event and a symbol of global unity, are now the center of controversy on social media. Criticism and condemnation come repeatedly from various circles, who feel that the opening ceremony has insulted Christian beliefs.

At the time of its opening, there were controversial scenes such as celebrating a queen who was headed off which children around the world said it was inappropriate to watch, as well as men in women's costumes parodicizing The Last Supper or Last Jamuan.

Bad Response on Social Media

Social media, especially X (formerly Twitter) was flooded with scathing comments from celebrities with many followers and even the owner of X himself, Elon Musk.

Elon Musk firmly expressed his disappointment by saying 'Kekristenan has become ompong'.

Christianity has become toothless

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 26, 2024

Christianity has become distant

Even a number of athletes who have large followers on X also expressed their dislike for the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics.

Call it Ryan Garcia, the American professional boxer who is quite popular at X, asking for a boycott of the Paris Olympics.

"Olympic guidance, this is very disrespectful, disrespectful yesus Christ," he wrote.

Fuck the Olympics boycott it for the disrespect of Jesus Christ

— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) July 26, 2024

status the Olympics boycott it for the respect of Jesus Christ

Not only Ryan Garcia, former MMA athlete Jake Shields who often speaks loudly on X and also has a large following also criticized the opening of the Olympics.

"They deliberately mock you," he wrote.

They openly mock you pic.twitter.com/3Bu7oavHGK

— Jake Shields (@jakeshieldsajj) July 26, 2024

They openly mock you pic.twitter.com/3Bu7oavHGK

Not only athletes, criticism also came from various figures, one of which was Niall Boylan, the host of the famous Irish TalkShow and Radio & TV broadcaster.

I am not religious, but the depiction of the Lastployment in French is a blatant disrespect and incitement. Jesus is described as a woman and her students as transvestites. I wonder why they don't mock Islam in the same way. Actually, don't answer because I know the reason," he wrote.

I'm not religious, but the French depiction of the Last Supper is blatant disrespect and incitement. Jesus is portrayed as a woman and the disciples as transvestites. I wonder why they didn't mock Islam in a similar way. Actually, don’t answer as I know why. pic.twitter.com/bynFQnTH5S

— Niall Boylan (@Niall_Boylan) July 26, 2024

I'm not religious, but the French decision of the Last Supply is blatant dislike and incident. Jesus is ported as a woman and the dislikes as transvestites. I wonder why they didn't mock Islam in a climate way. Actually, don't answer as I know why. pic.twitter.com/bynFQnTH5S