Australian Dancer ‘Raygun’s’ Viral Breakdancing Video from the Olympics Captivate Netizens
A talented Australian breakdancer, going by the name Raygun as captured the internet with her moves and performance at the Paris Olympics
. The dance, breaking also known as breakdancing has made its first known appearance at the Paris Olympics, and Raygun’s routine quickly went viral.
Raygun, who is officially known as Rachael Gunn, is a 36-year-old breakdancer and surprisingly, a university professor. She was one of the competitors in the Olympics against some highly talented breakers in the globe.
Even though in one of her sensational performances she did not score any point she was up against a French dancer named Syssy. Raygun’s performance thrilled the audience and the internet at large.
People online had mixed reactions. Some found it funny, with one person saying, “This was so embarrassing to watch,” while others showed her respect for making it to the Olympics in the first place. Although she didn’t win any of her battles and didn’t advance to the next rounds, Raygun’s unique style and personality made her stand out.
Rachael Gunn, the Australian breakdancer with a PhD in cultural movement 😭 pic.twitter.com/FQ0eZTeqsR
— Clown Down Under 🤡 (@clowndownunder) August 10, 2024
Rachael Gunn, or Raygun, isn’t just a breakdancer—she’s also a lecturer at Macquarie University in Sydney, with a Ph.D. in cultural studies. She started breakdancing in her mid-20s and has been representing Australia in international competitions for several years. She even won the Oceania Breaking Championships in 2023, which earned her a spot in the Olympics.
Even though she didn’t win any medals, Raygun’s Olympic journey has made her a viral sensation, with people all over the world curious about her story.
