ET breaks down the most-talked about moments from Friday's kick off to the Olympics.
The 2016 Olympics have officially kicked off in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and Friday's Opening Ceremony at the Maracanã Stadium was full of memorable moments.
From intricate light shows to oiled-up bodies, we're breaking down the best, worst and weirdest moments from the live presentation.
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THE BEST
Gisele Slays the Catwalk
The Brazilian model made Rio's Maracanã Stadium her personal catwalk as she stunned in a gorgeous, glittering Alexandre Herchcovitch gown. Slay, Gisele, slay!
Brazil's Light Show
It was hard not to keep our eyes glued to the TV screen during this performance.
The Olympic Rings Go Green
The iconic rings were created on the field by hundreds of people holding tree-like props in a flawless formation.
Ode to Parkour
This cool choreography made viewers at home feel like they were part of a real-life video game.
Oiled-Up Tonga Flag Bearer
Tonga's flag bearer, Pita Nikolas Taufatofua, made an epic oiled-up entrance that became one of the most talked about moments of the night. The 32-year-old taekwondo athlete became an instant Twitter sensation, adding more than 1,000 Instagram followers within an hour of his appearance, and introducing the same amount of people to the sport of taekwondo.
Gisele Partying
The 36-year-old supermodel killed it, and she knew it, allowing herself to let loose with the crowd for the rest of the ceremony.
The Independent Olympic Athletes
The Independent Olympic Athletes, consisting mostly of refugees, entered second to last, behind the Olympic flag, and given one of the longest standing ovations of the night.
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THE WORST
Michael Phelps' Light-Up Jacket
The moment we were all waiting for, seeing the most decorated Olympian of all time sporting a Team USA illuminated Ralph Lauren flag bearer jacket, was lackluster. This is how we felt:
Bugs Life
Giant bugs… but why?
Brazil Throws Shade at the Wright Brothers
The Opening Ceremony honored aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont, who is celebrated in their country as the first in flight. He powered a flight in 1906, but it was actually the Wright Brothers (#TeamUSA!) who were first. The duo made history in North Carolina in 1903, as many viewers noted on Twitter.
THE WEIRDEST
Up All Night to Get Lucky
The Opening Ceremony opened with what looked like hundreds of members of Daft Punk, donning metallic outfits and carrying space pillows.
New Zealand's Entrance
We had no idea Game of Thrones' beloved Robb Stark and his brothers had escaped and found refuge in New Zealand, or we might have visited the country sooner.
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The Bicycles
Each country's nameplate was tricycled in (yes, you read that right), on the back of a tricked out hippy tricycle.
