When all is said and done... This entire Situation was a premeditated fail inorder to continue distracting the masses. And follow up with a goofy excuse to justify removing the Sport of " Brake-Dancing" from the Olympics as a competitive sport. Upgrade Better Moves 💜🌐💜
@@sortehuse Bad performance ? She deliberately did a complete spazz out to attract media attention to herself !! She also cheated with her husband to qualify in the first place. Do some research before you make uninformed comments !
@@1_and_only_Crjase nah its world over. People who should not have any power or authority all of a sudden have it and use it horribly. Almost like it was scripted.
@@HappyGo743 Great work highlighting Sui & the genuine talent we have in this country. We're a proud sporting nation and unfortunately, in sports like in every other field, we're being overrun with grifters like RG.
@@HappyGo743 Really thank you, we have so many delusional people in power in Australia, we really need to be made fun of and put in our place. We also literally have a female politician in Victoria in power going to spend 47 billion dollars on a program teach men how not to be sexist and abusive to woman, even though all the evidence point that violence against woman is the lowest it has ever been in history. Our country has lost it, please expose how ridiculous and corrupt Australia has become.
At 3:38 the person speaking is Crazy Legs. Crazy legs is one of the founders of breaking one of the original break dancers from the Bronx. He invented the move known as the windmill. Many of the moves done now were invented by him. I used to watch him dance in the early 80 with Rock Steady Crew. He is the authority on breaking. The worst thing about Raygun is she’s never on beat. She’s never on the one.
Not everyone wants to go to the Olympics and be infront of the world. That goes with all events. So I never count the Olympic people as the best , just people that want the attention and went for it. This was a great example of it to.
Apparently there's some dumb restriction on that event that you had to be 18. That's what someone was saying in another comment anyways I don't know how true that is.
@@d-rockanomaly9243its true, let me help you, point is many Koreans, Japanese migrate to Australia, look at Bboy Blue, Bboy Blonde from Obowang crew, they are better than Australian bboys anyday. Bgirls actually very less are there who do powermoves and very less from Australias, so they go into abstract zone, being cocky, rubbing the floor and create illusion as if its a difficult step, but thats only to fool non dancers, a bboy or bgirl and definitely the judges can see through that cloak, what should have been done an Asian migrated would had to be sent and the Australian ego would get hurt hence the Australia became a laughing stock for the world.
Not sure what you’ve been watching but Raygun never looks on the verge of anything except a seizure. If you could point out in any video where she objectively is on the verge of greatness please reply.
I never looked into her, so this whole time I thought she was an actual break dancer who was trying something different... so she was just garbage all along? 😂
Amazing how Ray pull these drunk uncle dances like that. To all of you brothers and sisters that can't dance, this right here proves that is no longer a problem!
One crazy thing is that Raygun’s performance in that clip is at least twice as good as what she did at the Olympics - and she still got schooled by a little kid.
I'm an actual breakdancer, from Adelaide,I danced in the 80s when things were real. Saturday arvos in Rundle Mall, corner of Myers on the parquetry. If you were there you know. This whole 'Shitegun' thing broke me. I was down in Sydney before the Olympics and shot video with dancers near the expo center. Hands down every single dancer there would have been better than her. I have no idea how this happened. Just a total embarrassment for our country.
Please add to UA-cam, people need to see that Australia does have talent, Girls as well as Boys. I only watch these videos now to see the actual talent that Australia has. I get amazed when people like J-Attack Break, and now seeing a 9yo also. Shows we are capable of something better than the kangaroo hop.
Hmmmm. So you know all these people who break dance just like you used to and yet you never suggested they should try out. If they had they'd probably be at the Olympics! You should have done better for your fellow breakdancer. Like you said, you know what real breakdancing is, and those that do it .
Watching 'Raygun' breakdance was like watching a rock swim. For a moment I thought a member of our cricket team was filling in for the event because we had no breakdancers. Go Sui!
Agreed....I thought I was the only one that noted she looked as if she'd just stepped off the field after a One Day International. Edit: Maybe the female Aussie Cricket team should have a disclaimer on their uniforms that reads something like "Not in any way associated with Raygun"
@@HappyGo743 She is the Joe Rogan of break dancing, not very good but has the connections and resources to be on the big stage next to people they have no business even standing next to.
@@carvedfromlife8949 And what exactly is Joe Rogan not good at that you are referring too? If it is his Podcast, he doesn't force the 100s of millions of people to watch it every week. There is no one to bribe there. And he started it himself in his home many years ago, and it grew from there. If it is his UFC Commentary, he is a Martial Arts expert, and I believe a former Taekwondo Champion. Have you ever seen him train and fight. Also, he is a stand-up comedian and has been doing it for a long time successfully. And he has acted in sitcoms in the past, like the successful 1995 NewsRadio where he played Joe the Maintenance man, and he hosted the show successful Fear Factor. You must really not like Joe Rogan to use him in your comment. What did he do or say that makes you hate him so much? Is it his objection to Trans women in female sport, or his refusal to take the Covid vaccine? Are you jealous of the success he has carved from life? He was not born in luxury or among Hollywood elite or celebrities. His Parents divorced young, and his mum married a hippie. Grew up in Boston. SO, any connections he had, he made himself, and making it big in the entertainment business is not easy, when you have no relatives in it, especially in the USA. B-Dancing in Australia is not very popular and huge in numbers or even mainstream. There is no comparison. I think you may be as delulu as Raygun.
Rachel Gunn clearly mistook interpretive dance for breakdancing and useless officials agreed with the mistake. Her performance was an utter cringefest here in Australia.
one of Australian Authority actually admitted that the one person that quilfy is too young to go - I do believe the Project was covering that content just before Raygunn speak up after the backlash.
@@danparish1344correct! Straight from the Olympics breaking rules for eligibility “C.2. Age requirements To be eligible to participate in the Olympic Games Paris 2024, athletes must be born on or before 31 of December 2008.”
One thing wrong tho. She absolutely didn't "gaslight the entire world" only Oceania. The olympic judges quickly put her in her place. Only Australia made a fool of themselves.
I have to laugh every time I hear her say, "We need more resources to have a chance!" Lady, you are an expert on the history of breaking! And you want us to believe that you could only improve your breaking skills if you get more resources and money? Remember, we are talking about a dance that started where the underprivileged lived, who had no resources or money!
She's dancing in a room with a polished floor. All they had in the 80's was the street, a sheet of cardboard and a boombox with actual talent. She doesn't seem to match the music or do anything overly creative either with her saying her strengths are musicality and creativity.
People need to stop calling her delusional. This was all very calculated and deliberate. She also gamed the Au tax system by making her journey to the olympics part of her 'breakdancing thesis' to get tax funding for her expenses (it's very expensive to attend qualifying events in Au since breakdancing isn't a sponsored sport here). She also IMMEDIATELY jumped on tv shows and media deals that were throwing bags of cash at her after all this and started pushing the 'sexism' narrative along with her coach to divert attention from the corruption. We have nurses, first responders and teachers begging for pay rises and funding to improve work conditions. At the very least this person should be investigated by the tax office and fined
Blame those who continued showering her with praises. They are the ones who feed her false hopes. Encouragement is nurturing but not with a thoughtless intent
@@jasg771 People praising her are in the minority. The entire internet mocked her. A lot of crowds give her odd looks or silence. Considering the effort she and people around her had to put into blocking talented people from getting ahead of her and misusing tax funds, she somewhat KNOWS she's not that good. This was all about going viral for doing something silly and cashing in.
@ibendover4817 only her family and friends would support her delusion. She's been break dancing for 10 years and this is the best she could give? Her performance was so horrendous that you don't need to learn dance to see she is bad
I'm just losing my absolute shit. I can't even be angry, it's like we played a sick joke on this woman and I'm here for it! I love how clumsily and unathletically she hops around as though she's about to start but then just starts flopping on the floor like the tail of a lizard that's just fallen off. She is so brave.
I absolutely love how every opponent has this "wtf is going on, am i still at a breakdancing competition?" look on their face when Raygun is doing her thing.
@@mixalis6168Oh no her husband wasn't on a selection panel, however she and her husband are part of this group where at least one member was a judge on all the competitions she participated in.
She's like the character in the Australian movie "The Castle", who's using a punching bag to practice kickboxing. Every time he goes to kick the bag, he only lifts his leg part way up as he slowly spins around, not kicking the bag. That's the same thing "Raygun" did at the Olympics. She didn't perform any breakdancing moves. She started to go into some of the moves, but she gave up on each of them.
Jesus Christ, Lady. They didn't have "resources" in the hood when it was born. They had an empty piece of sidewalk, some cardboard to break on, and a boom box.
she 100% is in bed with the breakdancing community "management" . the ones who judge competitions and manage money given from government art grants etc. her saying that is very telling. id be willing to bet her and the corrupt people behind the curtain have been begging for grants and stuff for years
Nothing in your life has embarrassed you more than the actions of someone you dont know, competing against other people you don't know, against a crowd you don't know, in a place your not there. It really must be hard for you to deal with. Cheer up, you'll pull through some day.
@@OldBismarckwhy are you on every commenter with your negativity? You act as if it’s so ridiculous for anyone who doesn’t know her to care, yet I’ve seen at least five comments by you. Why do *you* care?
@@lolly_golightly just calling out the fake hurt every "so called" Australian here has. Australians don't punch down on people just having a go, they punch up. Which camp do you fall in my friend?
She literally just swings one foot in front of the other over and over and over again then does the 4 yrd old squirming around on their back move... How she got so many people to go along with this is mind boggling.
I went to a big outdoor concert in Melbourne in the Eighties, the Divinyls and a few other bands were playing, prior to the concert starting they brought on a Team of, then new, Break dancers for a display performance, the (Rock n Roll diehard) Crowd got so incensed at this, that they started showering the stage with water bottles and whatever else they could throw, and they had to stop the performance, it was sad in retrospect, but quite funny at the time.
I AM ACTUALLY SICKENED BY HER. I'm not a dancer but I am a professional horse rider and I know how it feels to devote your life to something and be beaten wrongfully by no talent grubs playing politics and favours. I can only imagine how countless talented young Aussie dancers must have felt watching this grub take not just an undeserved Olympic spot but all the limelight and publicity she does not deserve away from those that actually earned it
as much as i hate the JOKE of a break dancer that Raygun is i don't agree with your comment.. i believe in the dancing community (break dance.. B boying etc) a kid can compete with adults and that is might have been the case here..
The real truth is the age gap between her and the other teenagers and young people in the room. Omg its like a soccer mom rolling into your frat party and doing beer bongs and taken upstairs by the football team
Age has nothing to do with this, there were older breakdancers. She has no strength, break dancing requires a lot of training, anyone who has done a bit of calisthenics can understand that the movements and freezes are no joke. The issue of Raygun is that she didn’t train hard, this creativity bullshit is always the excuse of lazy people to avoid doing the hard work
As an Australian, I felt so sorry for those who should have beem there but not because of her and the injustice of the system. Shame on all of those who have put her there.
Honestly I know her personally, I used to be part of the Sydney's dance scene approx 10-5y ago. Rachel was always at the beginner, amateur level. Nothing against her competing in local competitions and cyphers etc. as beginners should also have fun, but with her level of skill I was so surprised when I heard she is going to Olympics. Someone should have sat her down and tell her she prolly shouldn't be going (as the Kiwi judge said she will get rekt). Right now I train and compete in a sport that is also at the Olympics at an amateur level - but I don't try to join any pro competitions because 1. got no chance, 2. I'm not that good, 3. again got no chance 4. I'm just a beginner (and so is she btw.).
She is digging her heels in though, she still believes she is Australia's best despite her zero score...very curious woman not to admit defeat. Her style is actually very uncoordinated and uninspiring to watch, despite her background in dance and movement. Breakdancing is pretty cool, but she presents as a big dorky dag😊
@@peaceangel-rl2hf Of course she's not going to backtrack. She's either delusional and truly believes she's the best or she did this on purpose to get a free trip to Paris and to advance her career. I will give her the benefit of the doubt and say it's probably the latter.
Thanks. This video validates what I've been trying to tell people online about the Australian breaking scene. I haven't lived in Melbourne for a while but pre 2020 there were a bunch of street level breaking crews containing literal kids who could shred raygun without breaking a sweat. Didn't catch whether Sui is frim Melbourne or not, but she's a prime example of what I been trying to tell people.
If she truly believed the crud she garbles in her thesis, she would have been right in there advocating like mad & pushing a younger, talented, disadvantaged b-girl to take that Olympic position, but madam RG wanted her face out there.
If my grandmother was breakdancing, she would at least have 50 years of experience that I hope would shine through. What makes me mad about this is the World DanceSport Federation ranking her as #1 breakdancer in the world but not considering her performance in the Olympics as part of that score. They scored her according to participation in only certain events. It’s as if their only objective was to invalidate breakdancing’s street cred. If they judged ballroom dancing the same way, I bet a lot of people in that world would be upset. And for those of you who are here only to say get over it, why are YOU here? Go spend your time elsewhere. I decide what is worthy of my attention.
The fact that she thinks what she’s doing is not just dancing but break dancing is truly the most troubling part. You say the grass is green she says it’s pink and all her “friends” agree and somehow she ends up at the Olympics …
I think people forget that the rules for entry into the B-dance competition required you to have a passport and be over 18 and attend the elimination in Sydney. This excluded almost everyone with talent.
Yes, it was deliberately done in such a way to exclude as many people as possible. The qualifiers had very little notice and time for registration and wasn't really accessible.
@@astrohawke I would really like to know who put these rules in place. Two things appear suspects as to eliminate the most potential participants : the late info send out and the several dance organisations/affiliations request. That doesn't make any sense and I would like someone issue a written request for comment to the higher CIO instances. In case of malpractise, the current local organisation who set-up this whole fiasco should be barred to any Olympic activities in the future, as well as all persons having had responsabilities within this orgnaisation.
Raygun is a fantastic example that prooves WE ALL are good enough to get into the olympics - her moves are easy to do... well, it's no longer in the olympics tho is it?
She DID pull strings in order to qualify for the Olympics, and Brett Cooper breaks it down; The Olympics (not knowing much about breakdancing) decided to offload the ‘qualifications for the Olympics’ to a different dance organization - one whom oversees ballroom dancing. Since they also know not about “breakdancing” they offloaded the qualifications to different entities in multiple countries. The Australian organization whom received the qualifications is run by RayGun and her husband.
I don't care what people say, Raygun is the best break dancer ever! She broke dancing all by herself at the olympics to the point that this event is not coming back.
To understand her lack of empathy for the 9 yr old or everyone else who's above her, you have to understand her background. She did a degree in cultural studies that she did on breakdancing. And yes she calls herself Dr. These people who follow the social justice narrative, spend ther lives sponging off tax payer money and government grants. Her and her deadbeat husband are taking everyone for a ride and any critisim gets labelled as hate and jealousy.
While I do agree with the sentiment, you shoehorning "social justice" into your rant makes the whole thing laughable. Raygun is a severely sheltered super fan of breakdance culture. She feels entitled to greatness simply because she "studies" the culture extensively. Her husband is an enabler who surrounds the both of them with yes-men and possible corruption. Up until this point, Raygun had not heard any real criticism, allowing her to continue in her role play. This has 0 to do with the so-called "social justice narrative".
Not sure what you mean. I am for social justice and I am against Raygun. Not sure what your views of "social justice" are, but my view is giving the 9 year-old the spot in the olympics.
To be fair, a 9 year old weighing something like 50lbs should be able to move better than adults who weigh at least 100 lbs. Big difference in size and weight. That said, Raygun shouldn't even be called a Breakdancer.
That girl is actually doing breakin unlike raygun. Proper power movies. Perhaps people might say she was too young to go to the olympics but there are girls all over australia who are far better than raygun. I've seen girls at local high schools who might not be better than the 9 year old in this video but they're easily better than raygun. And they also never heard of those olympic "qualifiers" since they were held by some sydney ballroom dancing affiliated group that most actual breakers in australia never even heard of.
She seems to be doing something akin to a turtle-walk in one of these clips. Sure, if from age she couldn't do big power moves, she could have at least honed the old school moves she had, couldn't she?
Yeah she did a couple cool moves here actually. One thing I think that really makes her look amateur though is her transition from one move to the other. She like.. stalls out and it looks really awkward. It's like she pauses between every move.
So sick of this! All these ppl online saying Raygun is "trash" & "not a real B-Girl" don't know the first thing about breakdancing ! As someone who knows a thing or two, I can confidently say, those ppl are correct.
G’day & thank you for finding this footage of Sui versus RG. When I first saw RG’s performance it looked like a bloody PARODY or a half time comical entertainment skit. It was unbelievable and hard to fathom that this was our top Aussie Olympic female breakdancer.
Let's be honest for a moment: Raygun is not bad because she doesn't know how to break. She's just ok for a middle age woman whose hobby is to dance once in a while. What makes her a bad bgirl is the fact that she actively trying to step above other, making them believe that she's a good bgirl in a world in which many talented bgirls are as good (if not better) than most of (beginners and intermediate) bboys. So, she's just an ok dancer who decided to play the villain.
Everytime Raygun moves, it’s like she’s doing a spoof on bad break dancers. This lady was in the Olympics with mountain climbers exercise moves?!? Props to that girl that schooled her Breakdancing 101
Not talking about Raygun in this comment. But here is something interesting. When I lived in an area called Shonandai(Fujisawa City) in Kanagawa prefecture, every time I come home in the evening I have always seen a bunch of people practicing in the station. No one really cared as long as it wasn't bothering anyone. The point is, Japan has so much people that always had interest in breakdancing. They put their heart and soul into a vested interest and really go all out till it's almost perfect. Sui is amazing and it shows she puts her all into it because she loves the art.
If Sui didn’t get to go to the Olympics due to her age, passport status, then we as Australians should demand that the rules for joining the Australian Olympic team, should change. I am utterly disappointed in Raygun, but if Sui went, I would have been proud.
Rachel and Australia trying to gaslight the entire world saying she was the best of Oceania and deserved to be there was probably the wildest part. Like .. we have eyes
I'm in Australia currently. Sui is only like 12 years old. she's not allowed to enter the Olympics. But I saw her live at a recent battle. She won the whole thing. She's great.
I am a 54 year old Aussie bloke and remember when all the acid(LSD) babies flipped on their heads and revolutionised dancing . Athleticism combined with creativity. We couldn't believe this was possible to do, then everyone wanted to dance like that. Many tried, most failed. Unfortunately Raygun is in the latter category.
3:26 that male "judge" (personal friend of ray-gun) on the right giving her the win should be ashamed, obvious favouritism. He is an example of how she tricked her way to Paris.
Raygun is really good at mopping the floor. Maybe she could go on Shark Tank wearing a Snuggie made out of mop heads. She throws some Fabuloso on the ground and proceeds to do her thing. Then show everybody how clean the floor is now from doing the Homer Simpson windmill on the ground for 5 minutes straight.
This was by design. From what others have said, there was very little notice for the qualifiers and was made confusing with a lot of red tape that prevented a lot of people from registering. Only those already part of Ausbreaking like Raygun and her husband were ready to enter the qualifiers such that they weren't even able to fill all 16 of the qualifier slots. Ausbreaking was created in 2019 after they found out breakdancing would be at the Paris Olympics and feels very much like it was created for the purpose of getting certain people to the Olympics. Most of the actual breakdancers are not part of this community.
@@astrohawke so basically the qualifiers was made exclusive? I bet they cherry-picked her opponents to be the same league with her so she can progress more convincingly. What a corrupt organization.
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When all is said and done...
This entire Situation was a premeditated fail inorder to continue distracting the masses. And follow up with a goofy excuse to justify removing the
Sport of " Brake-Dancing" from the Olympics as a competitive sport.
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@@Gvnglvnd_MJ-Upgradez now that is definitely something that I haven't heard anyone else say yet. Very interesting thoughts.
Terrible, not what U know or your talent .. but who U know
Cause the 9 year old husband isn't the judge... nor is the 9 year old sleeping with the judge(s) ..
Raygun is a fraudster nothing more nothing less
Raygun always looks as if she's just about to start break dancing but never seems to...
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@@ezzb Yes. We must not forget her.
She's so slow and always looks like she's a second or two behind a beat.
@@peaked_aussie Never forget! May she rest in peace
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Raygun STOLE a spot from someone with real talent !!!
The kid is too young to compete at the Olympics for Australia (13 is their minimum age).
@@buckodonnghaile4309 I KNOW, that's why I said SOMEONE....🤡
@@buckodonnghaile4309 You really think Australia only has TWO female breakdancers ? LoL
RayGun qualified, went to the Olympics and had a bad performance. Maybe Australia regret sending RayGun, but she didn't steal anything.
@@sortehuse Bad performance ?
She deliberately did a complete spazz out to attract media attention to herself !!
She also cheated with her husband to qualify in the first place.
Do some research before you make uninformed comments !
People like Raygun having power in their field is kind of an allegory of the state of the world today.
Excellent point.
Well said.
EXACTLY! And it's dangerous and sad at the same time.
More like Australia
@@1_and_only_Crjase nah its world over. People who should not have any power or authority all of a sudden have it and use it horribly. Almost like it was scripted.
Ray gun looks like a toddler seeing a real break dancer for the first time and then immediately imitating them 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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she looks an older person w special needs
Ray gun looks every bit of 40 yo. She’s slow and less coordinated. Typical narcissist!
I love how you're not giving up on this topic.
As an Aussie, I appreciate this
@@a_changedworld thank you!! And I'm genuinely sorry for everything that Australia and its people have experienced. 🙏🏻
@@HappyGo743 Great work highlighting Sui & the genuine talent we have in this country. We're a proud sporting nation and unfortunately, in sports like in every other field, we're being overrun with grifters like RG.
@@HappyGo743 Really thank you, we have so many delusional people in power in Australia, we really need to be made fun of and put in our place. We also literally have a female politician in Victoria in power going to spend 47 billion dollars on a program teach men how not to be sexist and abusive to woman, even though all the evidence point that violence against woman is the lowest it has ever been in history. Our country has lost it, please expose how ridiculous and corrupt Australia has become.
I love how people are still crying about Raygun.
@ houseofbryks Sounds like types of person who thinks that it’s good to be 400lbs and wear Speedos at the beach because “everyone’s looking at me…”
At 3:38 the person speaking is Crazy Legs. Crazy legs is one of the founders of breaking one of the original break dancers from the Bronx. He invented the move known as the windmill. Many of the moves done now were invented by him. I used to watch him dance in the early 80 with Rock Steady Crew. He is the authority on breaking. The worst thing about Raygun is she’s never on beat. She’s never on the one.
Thank you so much for explaining all this to everyone 🙏🏻
I'm a minute in, I'm seeing a noticeably LARGE Asian community of Aussie breakers, yet all the Olympic scouts could find was Raygunn.
That’s how I knew something was shady was happening.
Not everyone wants to go to the Olympics and be infront of the world. That goes with all events. So I never count the Olympic people as the best , just people that want the attention and went for it. This was a great example of it to.
@@inflation1139not at all
They did not find Raygunn; she did all this corrupt ish to be there.
@@mslita09our version of Meghan Markle. Sigh. It's catching.
Sui: gives adults a run for their money.
Raygun: gives toddlers having a temper tantrum at the supermarket a run for their money.
That’s cruel to toddlers, man…
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Flawless victory
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😂😂😂 Still can't stop laughing at a middle-aged woman flapping around on the floor like a wounded roo. And it wasn't even a joke! 😂😂😂
This young girl should have been at the Olympics. No questions asked.
Apparently there's some dumb restriction on that event that you had to be 18. That's what someone was saying in another comment anyways I don't know how true that is.
@@d-rockanomaly9243its true, let me help you, point is many Koreans, Japanese migrate to Australia, look at Bboy Blue, Bboy Blonde from Obowang crew, they are better than Australian bboys anyday. Bgirls actually very less are there who do powermoves and very less from Australias, so they go into abstract zone, being cocky, rubbing the floor and create illusion as if its a difficult step, but thats only to fool non dancers, a bboy or bgirl and definitely the judges can see through that cloak, what should have been done an Asian migrated would had to be sent and the Australian ego would get hurt hence the Australia became a laughing stock for the world.
Shes underage
They should get rid of age limits in the Olympics when it comes to breakdancing.
@@ArranVid not advisable
It's like Raygun is always on the verge of doing something impressive. It just never actually happens 😂
She's is terrible, moves like she is 300 lbs when she isn't 😂
The staggering audacity and hubris is almost impressive 😂
Not sure what you’ve been watching but Raygun never looks on the verge of anything except a seizure. If you could point out in any video where she objectively is on the verge of greatness please reply.
I never looked into her, so this whole time I thought she was an actual break dancer who was trying something different... so she was just garbage all along? 😂
She always looks like she about to do something dope.... but the. Remembers she can't so she just lays on the ground and squirms alot
Amazing how Ray pull these drunk uncle dances like that. To all of you brothers and sisters that can't dance, this right here proves that is no longer a problem!
@anferFFmax As a drunk Uncle I'm offended you compare her to me. She's way worse.
One crazy thing is that Raygun’s performance in that clip is at least twice as good as what she did at the Olympics - and she still got schooled by a little kid.
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@@meanmrbean8641 lmfao so true
I'm an actual breakdancer, from Adelaide,I danced in the 80s when things were real. Saturday arvos in Rundle Mall, corner of Myers on the parquetry. If you were there you know.
This whole 'Shitegun' thing broke me. I was down in Sydney before the Olympics and shot video with dancers near the expo center. Hands down every single dancer there would have been better than her. I have no idea how this happened. Just a total embarrassment for our country.
Please add to UA-cam, people need to see that Australia does have talent, Girls as well as Boys. I only watch these videos now to see the actual talent that Australia has. I get amazed when people like J-Attack Break, and now seeing a 9yo also. Shows we are capable of something better than the kangaroo hop.
Hmmmm. So you know all these people who break dance just like you used to and yet you never suggested they should try out. If they had they'd probably be at the Olympics!
You should have done better for your fellow breakdancer. Like you said, you know what real breakdancing is, and those that do it .
It proves Australia has talentless citizens!
@@horseygirl6232
100% agree with you. Jeff Dunne was brilliant, people need to focus on him and stop giving Rachael air time.
Cry harder
Surely this is enough evidence that Raygun should be charged with fraud.....Sui killed that!
Watching 'Raygun' breakdance was like watching a rock swim. For a moment I thought a member of our cricket team was filling in for the event because we had no breakdancers. Go Sui!
That comment just brightened up my day. At least the UK isn't a total embarrassment only with the really important stuff.
Agreed....I thought I was the only one that noted she looked as if she'd just stepped off the field after a One Day International.
Edit: Maybe the female Aussie Cricket team should have a disclaimer on their uniforms that reads something like "Not in any way associated with Raygun"
@@davidnobular9220 🤣 Yeah! Or they could perform Rayguns routine as their end of match celebration.
@Nyarlathotep63 Haha ! Yeah, why not? It couldn't hurt. Our reputation is already down the toilet...
Sui didn't have to mop the floor with her, she gladly did that herself
Absolutely right! 💯💯💯
@@HappyGo743 She is the Joe Rogan of break dancing, not very good but has the connections and resources to be on the big stage next to people they have no business even standing next to.
My mop has demonstrated better moves...incomparison, my mop has more skill✔️
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@@carvedfromlife8949 And what exactly is Joe Rogan not good at that you are referring too? If it is his Podcast, he doesn't force the 100s of millions of people to watch it every week. There is no one to bribe there. And he started it himself in his home many years ago, and it grew from there. If it is his UFC Commentary, he is a Martial Arts expert, and I believe a former Taekwondo Champion. Have you ever seen him train and fight. Also, he is a stand-up comedian and has been doing it for a long time successfully. And he has acted in sitcoms in the past, like the successful 1995 NewsRadio where he played Joe the Maintenance man, and he hosted the show successful Fear Factor.
You must really not like Joe Rogan to use him in your comment. What did he do or say that makes you hate him so much? Is it his objection to Trans women in female sport, or his refusal to take the Covid vaccine? Are you jealous of the success he has carved from life?
He was not born in luxury or among Hollywood elite or celebrities. His Parents divorced young, and his mum married a hippie. Grew up in Boston. SO, any connections he had, he made himself, and making it big in the entertainment business is not easy, when you have no relatives in it, especially in the USA. B-Dancing in Australia is not very popular and huge in numbers or even mainstream.
There is no comparison. I think you may be as delulu as Raygun.
The biggest issue are there are AMAZING breakers in Australia. Amazing ones.
What the guy said about having the integrity to say no to a offer when you fully know there are better performers speaks volumes in this case.
@@hellohello8556 I couldn't agree with his thought more.
Rachel Gunn clearly mistook interpretive dance for breakdancing and useless officials agreed with the mistake. Her performance was an utter cringefest here in Australia.
"Shit was trash. The shit was straight up trash." CrazyLegs, Rock Steady Crew
WTF, how was Sui not our rep? She's a million times better.
@@steinanderson absolutely right!
one of Australian Authority actually admitted that the one person that quilfy is too young to go - I do believe the Project was covering that content just before Raygunn speak up after the backlash.
Probably age limits for Olympic participation
@@danparish1344correct! Straight from the Olympics breaking rules for eligibility
“C.2. Age requirements
To be eligible to participate in the Olympic Games Paris 2024, athletes must be born on or before 31 of December 2008.”
Cause raygun is #1 lol 😅😅😅
"Raygun mops the floor with herself", that was just Brutal!😂
One thing wrong tho. She absolutely didn't "gaslight the entire world" only Oceania.
The olympic judges quickly put her in her place. Only Australia made a fool of themselves.
As an Aussie, yes we did. And we are angry at those who were involved.
@@diosadeamore as an european you still have kangaroos, drop bears and surfing. AND you live upside down. You still look cool to us don't worry.
@@thierryfaquet7405 😁😍
most aussies had no idea she even existed until she used our taxes to go on a holiday
@@Spandex213so, so true. Don't forget her husband got a free trip, accommodation and access to events too
I have to laugh every time I hear her say, "We need more resources to have a chance!"
Lady, you are an expert on the history of breaking! And you want us to believe that you could only improve your breaking skills if you get more resources and money?
Remember, we are talking about a dance that started where the underprivileged lived, who had no resources or money!
@@eat.food.not.friends exactly!! 💯
She's dancing in a room with a polished floor. All they had in the 80's was the street, a sheet of cardboard and a boombox with actual talent. She doesn't seem to match the music or do anything overly creative either with her saying her strengths are musicality and creativity.
How does money make someone a better breakdancer anyway? "Now I can afford a power move!!!"
@@ltisenotem 🤣
Neurolinks and cybernetic limbs are expensive.
The only thing worse then 'rayguns' dancing is her honesty and integrity as a human
Sly dog
You mean her LACK of honesty and integrity as a human.....
People need to stop calling her delusional. This was all very calculated and deliberate. She also gamed the Au tax system by making her journey to the olympics part of her 'breakdancing thesis' to get tax funding for her expenses (it's very expensive to attend qualifying events in Au since breakdancing isn't a sponsored sport here). She also IMMEDIATELY jumped on tv shows and media deals that were throwing bags of cash at her after all this and started pushing the 'sexism' narrative along with her coach to divert attention from the corruption.
We have nurses, first responders and teachers begging for pay rises and funding to improve work conditions. At the very least this person should be investigated by the tax office and fined
@@StylesLee all of this is publicly accessiblble information including her thesis. If you're trolling try harder.
I've believed that this is her grift. She's not delusional in the slightest. It's about the money.
Blame those who continued showering her with praises. They are the ones who feed her false hopes. Encouragement is nurturing but not with a thoughtless intent
@@jasg771 People praising her are in the minority. The entire internet mocked her. A lot of crowds give her odd looks or silence. Considering the effort she and people around her had to put into blocking talented people from getting ahead of her and misusing tax funds, she somewhat KNOWS she's not that good. This was all about going viral for doing something silly and cashing in.
@ibendover4817 only her family and friends would support her delusion. She's been break dancing for 10 years and this is the best she could give? Her performance was so horrendous that you don't need to learn dance to see she is bad
You really just made me watch acapella break danceing
Let's not offend acapellas 🤣
😂 wild innit
Crazy right lol😂
How does that even happen
Thought the same thing. It was really uncomfortable.
I'm just losing my absolute shit. I can't even be angry, it's like we played a sick joke on this woman and I'm here for it! I love how clumsily and unathletically she hops around as though she's about to start but then just starts flopping on the floor like the tail of a lizard that's just fallen off. She is so brave.
@@varun009 indeed lol 😆
So very brave..... courageous even
I absolutely love how every opponent has this "wtf is going on, am i still at a breakdancing competition?" look on their face when Raygun is doing her thing.
I think they think she is special needs. Why else would they clap.
Oceania judges are the best money can buy.
Yep anyone's money.
Helps when partner is on selection panel, than they both veto all others !!
Watches and bunnos sausage gold passes
@@mixalis6168Oh no her husband wasn't on a selection panel, however she and her husband are part of this group where at least one member was a judge on all the competitions she participated in.
When your immoral enough to sleep with a judge so you can het onto a reality show...
She's like the character in the Australian movie "The Castle", who's using a punching bag to practice kickboxing. Every time he goes to kick the bag, he only lifts his leg part way up as he slowly spins around, not kicking the bag.
That's the same thing "Raygun" did at the Olympics. She didn't perform any breakdancing moves. She started to go into some of the moves, but she gave up on each of them.
Jesus Christ, Lady. They didn't have "resources" in the hood when it was born. They had an empty piece of sidewalk, some cardboard to break on, and a boom box.
@@CrashTestPilot exactly! And those were the true professionals.
@@HappyGo743 and pioneers.
@@KarlLind absolutely right. The truth OG's.
she 100% is in bed with the breakdancing community "management" . the ones who judge competitions and manage money given from government art grants etc. her saying that is very telling. id be willing to bet her and the corrupt people behind the curtain have been begging for grants and stuff for years
She is the ultimate WAK super karen government grant scammer.
As an Australian I have never been so embarrassed in my life, if this is where we as Australian are heading then just let me off the merry-go-round.
Nothing in your life has embarrassed you more than the actions of someone you dont know, competing against other people you don't know, against a crowd you don't know, in a place your not there.
It really must be hard for you to deal with. Cheer up, you'll pull through some day.
@@OldBismarckwhy are you on every commenter with your negativity? You act as if it’s so ridiculous for anyone who doesn’t know her to care, yet I’ve seen at least five comments by you. Why do *you* care?
@@lolly_golightly just calling out the fake hurt every "so called" Australian here has.
Australians don't punch down on people just having a go, they punch up.
Which camp do you fall in my friend?
@@OldBismarck He is talking about the national embarrassment not personal embarrassment
@@OldBismarcktrue, she has unique style, drunken master or sweeping floor cangaroo 😂
Raygun breakdance reminds me of a kid dodging imaginary bullets.
@@alcoholicsensei straight up! 😂
Raygun is unbelievably bad. It's actually insane.
@@GlennOfGod888 it really is mind blowing.
Dumbfounded.
Its been a month and u guys still cant let go 😂😂😂
@@l_ifeefi_l1998 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@l_ifeefi_l1998
1). I'm Australian
2). Street dancer
These scars will never heal
She literally just swings one foot in front of the other over and over and over again then does the 4 yrd old squirming around on their back move... How she got so many people to go along with this is mind boggling.
Raygun looking at Sui like "that's what I did"
Love and recognition to Sui & Molly!
I used to breakdance in the eighties. Rachael wouldn't have been allowed anywhere near us unless she reached our skill level.
I’m still waiting for her to say bazinga
Wow you guys must have been the best!
Oh yeah, where’s your phd in break dancing?
@@xmutawhat colour is your phd 😂
I went to a big outdoor concert in Melbourne in the Eighties, the Divinyls and a few other bands were playing, prior to the concert starting they brought on a Team of, then new, Break dancers for a display performance, the (Rock n Roll diehard) Crowd got so incensed at this, that they started showering the stage with water bottles and whatever else they could throw, and they had to stop the performance, it was sad in retrospect, but quite funny at the time.
Raygun is a legend and deserves respect. No one has brought more attention to breakdancing in the last 10 years than Raygun.
I know plenty of 9-10 year olds on that level... There is no shortage of "shine" out here... Props to Sui ✌️
I AM ACTUALLY SICKENED BY HER. I'm not a dancer but I am a professional horse rider and I know how it feels to devote your life to something and be beaten wrongfully by no talent grubs playing politics and favours. I can only imagine how countless talented young Aussie dancers must have felt watching this grub take not just an undeserved Olympic spot but all the limelight and publicity she does not deserve away from those that actually earned it
Absolutely disgraceful. I feel badly for the talented dancers who missed out on the opportunity because of obvious corruption.
@@owie4070 exactly
When you are competing against 9 year olds in your chosen profession, it's time to rethink your life choices.
Yes
as much as i hate the JOKE of a break dancer that Raygun is i don't agree with your comment.. i believe in the dancing community (break dance.. B boying etc) a kid can compete with adults and that is might have been the case here..
@@johnkramer745 Kudos for the kid, shame for the adult dressing and behaving like a kid.
Ray gun taught us we're all pro breakdancers at heart.
This chick just another finesse lord.
The fact she was willing to do that to a nine year old child is all you need to know
@@SCAGMONKY 💯💯💯
... and the fact that she was willing; and yet still unable, just makes what you need to know more funny, sad and pathetic!
Do what? Compete against the 9 year old and lose? What exactly did she do ?
Are 9 year old allowed to compete in the Olympics?
@@abadazadytgaming7200the cut off point for breakdancing was anyone born before December 31st 2008
The real truth is the age gap between her and the other teenagers and young people in the room. Omg its like a soccer mom rolling into your frat party and doing beer bongs and taken upstairs by the football team
That at least might be fun for someone involved.
Everyone holding their breath thinking wtf is this 😮
Sheeeezuss..!! 😂
Age has nothing to do with this, there were older breakdancers. She has no strength, break dancing requires a lot of training, anyone who has done a bit of calisthenics can understand that the movements and freezes are no joke. The issue of Raygun is that she didn’t train hard, this creativity bullshit is always the excuse of lazy people to avoid doing the hard work
Then don't play teenagers sport at that age,unless you wanna destroy the sport itself!!😮
As an Australian, I felt so sorry for those who should have beem there but not because of her and the injustice of the system. Shame on all of those who have put her there.
Honestly I know her personally, I used to be part of the Sydney's dance scene approx 10-5y ago. Rachel was always at the beginner, amateur level. Nothing against her competing in local competitions and cyphers etc. as beginners should also have fun, but with her level of skill I was so surprised when I heard she is going to Olympics. Someone should have sat her down and tell her she prolly shouldn't be going (as the Kiwi judge said she will get rekt). Right now I train and compete in a sport that is also at the Olympics at an amateur level - but I don't try to join any pro competitions because 1. got no chance, 2. I'm not that good, 3. again got no chance 4. I'm just a beginner (and so is she btw.).
She is digging her heels in though, she still believes she is Australia's best despite her zero score...very curious woman not to admit defeat. Her style is actually very uncoordinated and uninspiring to watch, despite her background in dance and movement. Breakdancing is pretty cool, but she presents as a big dorky dag😊
@@peaceangel-rl2hf Of course she's not going to backtrack. She's either delusional and truly believes she's the best or she did this on purpose to get a free trip to Paris and to advance her career. I will give her the benefit of the doubt and say it's probably the latter.
@@astrohawke+$20K - I heard
@Achaiah, what does "prolly" mean? *probably?
@@OttoByOgraffey yeah, it means probably. We do like to shorten every single word we can in Australia lol.
Thanks. This video validates what I've been trying to tell people online about the Australian breaking scene. I haven't lived in Melbourne for a while but pre 2020 there were a bunch of street level breaking crews containing literal kids who could shred raygun without breaking a sweat. Didn't catch whether Sui is frim Melbourne or not, but she's a prime example of what I been trying to tell people.
@@UnvisibleINK thank you so much for leaving this comment!
0:53 Raygun didn't even congratulate the winner. Bad dancer AND bad sportsmanship
Raydudd is clearly not the best we had. Shame on her for taking places away from better dancers
A walk along Bourke St at 9 or 10pm you will see a few groups of breakers. Could have randomly picked one of them to send to France.
If she truly believed the crud she garbles in her thesis, she would have been right in there advocating like mad & pushing a younger, talented, disadvantaged b-girl to take that Olympic position, but madam RG wanted her face out there.
She didn't take places away from better dancers, she took places away from dancers
No Rachel, you don't need resources...you need TALENT.
Breakdancing with music = breakdancing.
Breakdancing in silence = seizure party.
It's like watching your grandmother break dancing lol
@@pissedoff-is1mt straight up!
Speak for your own grandmother
If my grandmother was breakdancing, she would at least have 50 years of experience that I hope would shine through.
What makes me mad about this is the World DanceSport Federation ranking her as #1 breakdancer in the world but not considering her performance in the Olympics as part of that score. They scored her according to participation in only certain events. It’s as if their only objective was to invalidate breakdancing’s street cred. If they judged ballroom dancing the same way, I bet a lot of people in that world would be upset.
And for those of you who are here only to say get over it, why are YOU here? Go spend your time elsewhere. I decide what is worthy of my attention.
@@pissedoff-is1mt your grandmother must be in good shape if she can breakdance
I can only say it's a good cardio mopping the floor, a lot of core work involved. Let's see if my abs start showing after 2 weeks😂
The fact that she thinks what she’s doing is not just dancing but break dancing is truly the most troubling part. You say the grass is green she says it’s pink and all her “friends” agree and somehow she ends up at the Olympics …
I think people forget that the rules for entry into the B-dance competition required you to have a passport and be over 18 and attend the elimination in Sydney. This excluded almost everyone with talent.
Yes. Also, needed to be part of a couple of dance organizations. Really played the system well. Pretty evil.
Which is strange given in other Olympic events we’ve had competitors under 18
Yes, it was deliberately done in such a way to exclude as many people as possible. The qualifiers had very little notice and time for registration and wasn't really accessible.
@@astrohawke I would really like to know who put these rules in place. Two things appear suspects as to eliminate the most potential participants : the late info send out and the several dance organisations/affiliations request. That doesn't make any sense and I would like someone issue a written request for comment to the higher CIO instances. In case of malpractise, the current local organisation who set-up this whole fiasco should be barred to any Olympic activities in the future, as well as all persons having had responsabilities within this orgnaisation.
Over 18? Why? How bizarre. Gymnasts are there at 13. wtf?
I feel like her signature moves are anything that looks like she is wiping a floor.
Raygun is a fantastic example that prooves WE ALL are good enough to get into the olympics - her moves are easy to do... well, it's no longer in the olympics tho is it?
She DID pull strings in order to qualify for the Olympics, and Brett Cooper breaks it down;
The Olympics (not knowing much about breakdancing) decided to offload the ‘qualifications for the Olympics’ to a different dance organization - one whom oversees ballroom dancing. Since they also know not about “breakdancing” they offloaded the qualifications to different entities in multiple countries. The Australian organization whom received the qualifications is run by RayGun and her husband.
I don't care what people say, Raygun is the best break dancer ever! She broke dancing all by herself at the olympics to the point that this event is not coming back.
It was never going come back with or without her there.
She became the most talked about Olympian. All the champions lost their limelight to her despite winning medals.
As an Aussie thankyou for pointing out the hypocrisy of the system.
How does anyone who can't do flairs and no hands windmills make it into ANY breaking contest?
It's called woke.
When judges and officials become woke, they follow the woke agenda.
@@derekarmstrong1408 I agree 💯
ermm normal powermoves no longer floor breaking contest , judges are looking for more crazy moves it seem
She's part of some club and at least one member was a judge in the competitions she performed in.
I agree, but to be fair, more bgirls have airflares than flares because of natural differences with bboys 😅
To understand her lack of empathy for the 9 yr old or everyone else who's above her, you have to understand her background. She did a degree in cultural studies that she did on breakdancing. And yes she calls herself Dr. These people who follow the social justice narrative, spend ther lives sponging off tax payer money and government grants. Her and her deadbeat husband are taking everyone for a ride and any critisim gets labelled as hate and jealousy.
She's part an of the genocidal clique currently gas lighting the entire globe while greedily taking over our institutions!!! Evil scambag!!!!
Empathy? ... Get a dictionary.
This sounds like the most best answer in this situation...
While I do agree with the sentiment, you shoehorning "social justice" into your rant makes the whole thing laughable. Raygun is a severely sheltered super fan of breakdance culture. She feels entitled to greatness simply because she "studies" the culture extensively. Her husband is an enabler who surrounds the both of them with yes-men and possible corruption. Up until this point, Raygun had not heard any real criticism, allowing her to continue in her role play. This has 0 to do with the so-called "social justice narrative".
Not sure what you mean. I am for social justice and I am against Raygun. Not sure what your views of "social justice" are, but my view is giving the 9 year-old the spot in the olympics.
Nine yr old is just incredibly flexible and also has grace and raygun looks like a meatloaf on frying pan without any grace.
Raygun can't handle the criticism 😂😂😂 same with her delulu husband
People can't handle Raygun or they would've moved on by now.😅😅😅
Not sure if her husband is a lousy teacher or she's a lousy student.
"delulu" xD I'm using that
Maximbady "delulu?"😂😂😂😂
Breaking delulu
her husband was doing way too much on the sidelines lmao
🤣🤣🤣 I totally agree ✌🏻
She found a man who can match her delusion.
To be fair, a 9 year old weighing something like 50lbs should be able to move better than adults who weigh at least 100 lbs. Big difference in size and weight.
That said, Raygun shouldn't even be called a Breakdancer.
Great points 💯
Brings new meaning to mopping the floor.
❤ Rachel Gun is always so comical to watch dancing.
I don't know WTF I'm doing at all & I'll wager $100 bucks that I could make a video that at least looks like hers.
That girl is actually doing breakin unlike raygun. Proper power movies. Perhaps people might say she was too young to go to the olympics but there are girls all over australia who are far better than raygun. I've seen girls at local high schools who might not be better than the 9 year old in this video but they're easily better than raygun. And they also never heard of those olympic "qualifiers" since they were held by some sydney ballroom dancing affiliated group that most actual breakers in australia never even heard of.
@@steveoneil7028 right! I've heard from multiple sources that many people did not even know about the qualifiers.
Good on you Sui you are our champion!
some of her moves in the video look so much better then the olympic ones , she moves like a old lady in olympic
As a few years have gone by ; my guess is injuries , age , and added weight has slowed her down .
She seems to be doing something akin to a turtle-walk in one of these clips. Sure, if from age she couldn't do big power moves, she could have at least honed the old school moves she had, couldn't she?
Yeah she did a couple cool moves here actually. One thing I think that really makes her look amateur though is her transition from one move to the other. She like.. stalls out and it looks really awkward. It's like she pauses between every move.
Awesome.
Keep exposing this corrupt woman. Also, the people that backed her.
@@AussieFIag I will do my best! 🙏🏻
Guaranteed she’s backed by older corporate dogs.
But, she wrote a 300 page thesis on how she and her people have been subjugated!!
lmao imagine giving 2 farts about situation. Aussies sure are special
@@ZeroPhilosopher imagine thinking only aussies care about this situation.
She literally caused the entire sport to be withdrawn from the Olympics🥴
Sorry, I tend to disagree. Raygun literally mops the floor with her moves. Sui just used her as the mop.
Hey Dad, come quickly. Your sister found the key to the whiskey cabinet and is dancing in the living room again
So sick of this! All these ppl online saying Raygun is "trash" & "not a real B-Girl" don't know the first thing about breakdancing ! As someone who knows a thing or two, I can confidently say, those ppl are correct.
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G’day & thank you for finding this footage of Sui versus RG. When I first saw RG’s performance it looked like a bloody PARODY or a half time comical entertainment skit. It was unbelievable and hard to fathom that this was our top Aussie Olympic female breakdancer.
I’m no breakdance fan at all but it’s performance was beyond next level. Levels going down!
The little girl is dancing while the grown ass adult is flailing.
Let's be honest for a moment: Raygun is not bad because she doesn't know how to break. She's just ok for a middle age woman whose hobby is to dance once in a while. What makes her a bad bgirl is the fact that she actively trying to step above other, making them believe that she's a good bgirl in a world in which many talented bgirls are as good (if not better) than most of (beginners and intermediate) bboys. So, she's just an ok dancer who decided to play the villain.
Everytime Raygun moves, it’s like she’s doing a spoof on bad break dancers. This lady was in the Olympics with mountain climbers exercise moves?!?
Props to that girl that schooled her Breakdancing 101
Not talking about Raygun in this comment. But here is something interesting. When I lived in an area called Shonandai(Fujisawa City) in Kanagawa prefecture, every time I come home in the evening I have always seen a bunch of people practicing in the station. No one really cared as long as it wasn't bothering anyone. The point is, Japan has so much people that always had interest in breakdancing. They put their heart and soul into a vested interest and really go all out till it's almost perfect. Sui is amazing and it shows she puts her all into it because she loves the art.
If Sui didn’t get to go to the Olympics due to her age, passport status, then we as Australians should demand that the rules for joining the Australian Olympic team, should change. I am utterly disappointed in Raygun, but if Sui went, I would have been proud.
Maye we should have trained an Akita and sent it to the Olympics instead.....
Japanese people are really good at breakdancing, both men and women, even the children's division is at the top level
I won't even use the Raygun in Zombies anymore.
@@lankey6969 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
raygun reminds me of one of those poor kids that are shit at everything but their parents told them they are the best at everything
Rachel and Australia trying to gaslight the entire world saying she was the best of Oceania and deserved to be there was probably the wildest part. Like .. we have eyes
I'm in Australia currently. Sui is only like 12 years old. she's not allowed to enter the Olympics. But I saw her live at a recent battle. She won the whole thing. She's great.
9 year old sui was 🔥
@@roscosart1888 agreed! 💯
I am a 54 year old Aussie bloke and remember when all the acid(LSD) babies flipped on their heads and revolutionised dancing . Athleticism combined with creativity. We couldn't believe this was possible to do, then everyone wanted to dance like that. Many tried, most failed. Unfortunately Raygun is in the latter category.
“Ray gun mopped the floor with herself”. 😹
I can go to any major city and find dudes breakdancing for tips that will wipe the floor with Raygun.
This ❤
She was desperate... She and her husband had designs on an overseas holiday. Their delusional plot made it happen.
Let่s be real, Holly Molly wasn't that great compared to other female breakers I've seen. But yes, relative to RayGun, she's very talented.
I was gonna say the same thing
Both Raygun and Holly Molly aren't elite level. I think that Holly Molly is just a bit better than Raygun.
3:26 that male "judge" (personal friend of ray-gun) on the right giving her the win should be ashamed, obvious favouritism. He is an example of how she tricked her way to Paris.
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Seriously, how did she qualify? SHE SLEPT HER WAY!!!
Raygun is really good at mopping the floor. Maybe she could go on Shark Tank wearing a Snuggie made out of mop heads. She throws some Fabuloso on the ground and proceeds to do her thing. Then show everybody how clean the floor is now from doing the Homer Simpson windmill on the ground for 5 minutes straight.
Sui was awesome and only 9 champions of the future
The British royal family sent that one to the olympics. Andrew "insisted"...if you get that last bit
To be honest. That Molly isn't far better than her. Their best option was that little girl.
Still miles ahead of her imo
Yea ikr. Molly's dance was kinda crap too. Pretty much on the same level as Ray. Beginners league it looks like. Lolm
This was by design. From what others have said, there was very little notice for the qualifiers and was made confusing with a lot of red tape that prevented a lot of people from registering. Only those already part of Ausbreaking like Raygun and her husband were ready to enter the qualifiers such that they weren't even able to fill all 16 of the qualifier slots. Ausbreaking was created in 2019 after they found out breakdancing would be at the Paris Olympics and feels very much like it was created for the purpose of getting certain people to the Olympics. Most of the actual breakdancers are not part of this community.
@@astrohawke so basically the qualifiers was made exclusive? I bet they cherry-picked her opponents to be the same league with her so she can progress more convincingly. What a corrupt organization.
But apparently you need to be 18 to join that event. At least that's what I read in another comment