In the video shared on the Ballon d'Or social media account, he entered the red carpet beside his father while loud jeers could be heard.
Even Mbappe's own Paris Saint Germain supporters didn't appear to be pleased to see him at the event, which took place at the Thearte du Chatelet in Paris.
It follows speculations that the French star wanted to leave Parc des Princes in the January transfer window that surfaced last week.
It would happen soon after you agreed to a new contract with the team.
The decision by Mbappe to extend his PSG contract last season, after he had been so strongly connected with a transfer to Real Madrid, astonished the public.
His contract at Paris was about to expire, but he chose to extend it until 2025, even though it has now been established that the forward can really opt out of the agreement a year in advance.
The striker, though, refuted any suggestions that he was looking to leave the team.
Goal.com quotes him as saying to reporters over the weekend: "I did not get it. I have no direct or indirect involvement with this information.
"Like everyone else, I was equally surprised by this news. Although some people might believe I'm involved, I'm not. My company was at my little brother's game when I was napping.
We had a game to play, so we had to deal with it later. I just wanted to clarify that it's absolutely untrue and that I'm content right here.
But it appears from the boos that the Paris supporters have already formed an opinion about the player.
"Paris is ridiculous, how they are booing their club's top guy in their own city," one fan said.
"Nah Mbappe is so despised, how do you be boo'd by the people in his own city," a different person remarked.
"Frenchmen who play in Paris and were instructed to stay by the president of France... get BOOED by other French in Paris during the biggest sports award in France," a third person said. You simply cannot imagine this.
Karim Benzema, a fellow countryman, won the 2022 Ballon d'Or after an outstanding season with Real Madrid in which he captured both the Champions League and La Liga championship.
Benzema has been the overwhelming favorite to be named the best player in the world since he was so crucial to Real's success both at home and in Europe.
long before France Football announced the shortlist for the title.
The 34-year-old defeated Sadio Mane, Kevin de Bruyne, and Mohamed Salah to take second and third place, respectively. Robert Lewandowski and Mohamed Salah completed the top five.
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