Rachel Gunn from Australia breaks the internet by her break dance moves in Paris Olympics

Breaking made a splash as a sport at the Olympics in Paris, but the most memorable moment was an unusual performance by an Australian known as “Raygun”.When breaking was introduced as a sport at the Paris Olympics, it was an Australian named “Raygun” who gave a peculiar performance that went viral.

Real name Rachel Gunn, 36, gained notoriety for her bizarre dancing routines, which sparked interesting discussions on social media. Gunn’s run in the Paris Olympics ended early because she lost both of her matchups in the round-robin competition and failed to earn a point in either dance.

However, reactions to Raygun’s breakdancing performance during the Olympics in Paris might endure. As she tumbled on the ground, many observed her seeming lack of technical skill and shared embarrassed comments to her dances. “There is no way I laugh harder for the rest of 2024 than after watching a 36 year old Australian college professor named Raygun ‘breakdance’ against teenagers,” a user wrote on X.

“I’d like to personally thank Raygun for making millions of people worldwide think ‘huh, maybe I can make the Olympics too,'” X was the second addition. Others compared Raygun’s performance to some very colorful things. Still, Gunn’s foray into the breaking competition was planned. She has three times represented Australia at the World Breaking Championships, according to CNBC.

According to Gunn, she intended to add a unique component to the tournament. “The strength, agility, and explosiveness of the younger athletes is impressive. However, the elder ones offer a distinct degree of maturity to the dance, the woman stated to CNBC.