Olympic spectators report an unbelievable moment: Man is caught eating in the middle of the orchestra performance at the closing ceremony

Spectators at the Olympic Games Closing Ceremony were treated to one of the funniest moments of the Games this evening (August 11).

Whether you enjoyed it or not, the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games generates a lot of conversation, usually related to the performances or the athletes parading through the arena.

The closing ceremony may have just had its funniest moment. (BERTRAND GUAY/AFP via Getty Images)

But this time, it’s something entirely different that you might have missed if you had blinked for even a split second.

Apparently, behind the extremely talented and hard-working orchestra, there was a man stuffing his dinner, which to many looked like noodles, into his stomach.

To his credit, he didn’t let anything spoil his dinner.

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Users really liked the find on X, with one commenting: “This is a great place.”

Another shared: “Great place to watch. Right in the middle of the action.”

A third posted: “This could be the highlight of the evening!”

One slightly confused viewer shared: “I thought for a split second it was Dave Grohl.”

Whether planned or not, it was a great location in the middle of a graduation ceremony that featured several other notable incidents.

A slippery carpet made some social media users smile, while others took a while to realize that the oddly shaped stage was actually a world map.

However, this was nothing compared to the praise that BBC commentator David Cotter received from viewers, as he provided endless jokes at the beginning of the ceremony.

Users praised the 51-year-old, with one saying: “@MrAndrewCotter, the best part of the closing ceremony is Mr. Andrew Cotter’s commentary. I love his voice and his witty sayings, lol.”

Another shared: “Andrew Cotter is a national treasure, he is simply the pinnacle of commentary with his little one-liners.”

A third said: “Andrew Cotter. Simply the gold medal of Olympic commentary.”

The closing ceremony gave us many memorable moments. (LUIS ROBAYO/AFP via Getty Images)

After the games ended on Sunday afternoon, the nations with the best performances at the Olympics can now be analyzed.

It was no surprise that the US team won the most medals, but just as many gold medals as second-place China.

Team GB finished seventh overall but won 65 medals in total, the third most, with only 14 of them being gold.

The 10 most powerful Olympic nations

1. USA – 126 medals (40 gold)
2. China – 91 medals (40 gold)
3. Japan – 45 medals (20 gold)
4. Australia – 53 medals (18 gold)
5. France – 64 medals (16 gold)
6. Netherlands – 34 medals (15 gold)
7. Great Britain – 65 medals (14 gold)
8. South Korea – 32 medals (13 gold)
9. Italy – 40 medals (12 gold)
10. Germany – 33 medals (12 gold)