My response to one person who was offended by my final comment in the video: "I'm sorry to hear that however this is the truth for many who benefit from DEI policies, I cannot sugar coat it. I suspect that you have misinterpreted my criticism of this woman as a criticism of you, this emotional response is what allows DEI to dominate. Luckily I am meeting an increasing amount of women who can see through the poisonous temptations of DEI and are prepared to give it the brutal mocking it deserves."
She’s an insult to everyone who has dedicated their lives to their sport and trained to maybe one day have the honor of competing in the Olympics. Grifter really nails it. The fact she’s teaching is beyond me.
And now breakdance will never get a chance in the Olympics ever again because of her. So it's just sad that the people who are actually training and want to compete in big competitions, will never get the chance to compete in the Olympics.
This was a troll performance. It was totally foolish and disrespectful to all Olympic athletes and I think she's so woke that she can't even work it out. Reality bites.
@@imalcontentperhaps the Olympic selectors could have mentioned it to her that she is in fact shit! I’m emotionally wrecked and damaged for life because I’m from Australia. I’ll have to go on disability benefits now because of my PTSD. 😂
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She used her white privilege to take the spot of a youngster or even better a first nation youngster. She is a woke professor that has unlimited resources thst could of helped a first nation's youngster that didnt have the resources to go to the qualifying events
She went to the Olympics to be judged for her break dancing, but when people do judge her for her performance, it is problem because it was judged to be awful, which is not allowed.
A little bit nuts but mostly it's the social pressure to applaud someone like her who uses DEI advantages and social justice buzzwords to silence anyone who would dare to criticise her
As an Aussie real break dancer from the 80s-90s, that performance was diabolical, it was not only terrible, it showed zero respect for the sport, the culture or history, her attitude, demeanour was disgraceful and defeatist, showed zero respect for her opponent...it was like going in the long jump then sitting in the pit building sand castles to show your artistic side...ive never seen an aboriginal do the Kangaroo dance on or off the stage...she couldnt even muster up a WORM....the Gordon Ramsey chin death stare was like...wow....as a 53 yr old male i shouldve identified as a female and got a free trip to Paris, i wouldve gotten some points....
If I may... "...it showed zero respect for the sport, the culture or history, her attitude, demeanour was disgraceful and defeatist, showed zero respect for her opponent..." In other words, pretty typical of today's ultra-woke? I did wonder about her big fake yawns when her opponent was dancing. I get that they set it up so it would be kind of like a street dance-battle, and maybe you'd see that stuff there (would you)? But I too thought it was too much and really disrespectful on an Olympic stage. Trying to draw attention away from your opponent (and openly denigrating their [far superior] performance while it's going on, to boot) on not only a world stage, but a stage that is supposed to be about coming together, just seemed really gross to me.
@@dqverify6797 try watching 2023 world final red bull males, the respect and humbleness etc was amazing between the opponents, then watch raygun v Holy Molly.....she gives her daggers all the challenge, yawning in the olympics, flailing your arms as you circle the ring and opponent is 100% disrespect and shows a complete disdain for the sport and that she has done ZERO research
Kaylee McKeown won two individual gold medals in 100 metre and 200 metre backstroke at this games becoming (I think) the first ever female competitor to defend two events in consecutive games. Yet Kaylee gets almost no media attention. Instead, this 'breaker' has endless support lavished on her for being a couldn't-care-less failure.
@@matteast711Last olympics New Xiland/New Zealand sent a man, there's no doubt, to the olympics as a woman. The shame still burns, it's not cricket. We've got a lot of shame to deal with over the last 4 n a half years, lying stupid horse teeth
I feel sorry or any students that spend 1 second in her class, what a complete waste of university resources. Anyone taking her course is instantly unemployable and left with a huge student loan debt.
@@bigheadrhino Apparently she is just the best Australia has to offer, a little bit like a raceswapped "Cool Runnings". You can't help but wonder if there isn't an additional nefarious angle in the age of wokeness: she was selected as part of the larger strategy using mass media to present the image of whites as goofy incompetent clowns.
It's kinda sad no one told her she sucks at breakdancing. It would have spared her all the suffering. Olympics is a competition for the best of the best. Every now and then there will be a contender who underperforms, but this is on another level of underperforming.
I agree with that. Also I believe that the Olympic selectors probably should have mentioned it to her as well, before sending her to Paris to embarrass herself, her gender and our fkn country ffs 😂
Lokazana She hangs out with the same kind of people like herself... offcourse they ain't gonna say anything because they probably think she is really good..
No. The grifters don't feel ashamed. It's probably the Narcissistic tendencies which allows them to be shameless. * Well, probably more related to Psychopathy & Machiavellianism.
I’m going to go to Centrelink and get put on disability pension for PTSD after watching this shit. I have no interest in the Olympic Games after that opening ceremony stunt and this performance has not changed my mind for the better 😂😂😂
She got ZERO points. Is her brain even processing she got Zero point and that she can publish a journal of her breaking since her phd thesis also focus around break dance😂
Her phd is on "the intersection of gender and breaking culture". The point of invoking "gender" is, in so many words, that women cannot be asked to perform or to compete, because that would be sexist. So she is proudly not competing. Her own view of herself is "don't be afraid to be different, go out there and represent yourself, you never know where that's gonna take you". And why should she see assume differently if for her whole life the world has rewarded and praised her for being a special little princess.
I struggle to believe she fairly beat a Japanese dancer. On my way from work I pass by several sets of break dancers, both men and women. Amateurs with no hopes of Olympic glory can dance circles around her and this is one street in one small city in Japan. In Osaka or Tokyo there’s got to be thousands, all who put her to shame. So I seriously doubt the validity of her story.
That's not why it got a strike.. the Olympic committee agressively enforce copyright due to the high value of their licensing deals. That being said, it's baffling this is real.. she seems like a parody.
yeah it is sad that it's all about the money these days. I thought the purpose of Olympic was to popularize sports to common people. but now (no money = no watching). even in my local TVs, they just show a screenshot picture, and not the video of a competition (because they don't buy the copyright)
@@fajarkurniawan9434It was the present future on parade. Uncomfortable cardboard beds, no aircon(or heating), slop for the peasants to eat, Greek wine drinking orgy feasts with children present, men pretending to be woman . . . A New World Disorder.
As an Australian I'm totally embarrassed by this so called performance by this so-called Australian athlete. My question and shore many others are thinking how on earth could this woman be Australians top breakdancer. The whole performance was a total joke. Come on the Australian Olympic committee lift your game
That dance move done @ 1:30 my friend is referred to as the sprinkler, usually performed by one that’s had a wee bit too much to drink at wedding receptions, get togethers, and office Christmas parties. So drink responsibly!
@@pearlskis9741 I don’t think so. She’s not great but obviously not this bad. It is clearly some kind of troll or protest. Other female breakers smoked her though.
All you need to do is to claim you are 1/16th part aboriginal. They will be tripping over each other throwing free shıte at you including $, houses, doctorates and now even a spot as an olympian.
Its NOT a male dominated sport as in they imply its a toxic masculine sport, its a male POPULATED sport...as a breakdancer 40 yrs ago doing shows, we Loooved having girls dance...albeit few and far between, I remember doing shows in the early 80s alongside the worlds best group at the time from Gold Coast Australia called `The Smurfs`, the USA sent their best to us on the Gold Coast for the challenge, i cant remember their name sorry, but im sure there was a girl in their team, girls were admired, appreciated and encouraged, Raygun sitting in her room crying because of the male dominance is a joke, 16 yrs ago...and in 16yrs she has managed to be able to do ZERO moves...= ZERO points
But because women like her are unable to relate to men as human beings, they see any activity mostly enjoyed or participated in by males as toxic and misogynist--especially if they try to participate and are not immediately excellent at it, and do not immediately have all the men applauding them. I am a woman who just turned fifty-one last week. In my lifetime I have participated in a large number of "male" activities. Never once did I feel disrespected, unwelcome, abused, etc.--usually quite the opposite. (In fact, when I have to attend a convention or other type of business event by myself, the first thing I do is walk up to a group of nice-looking men [meaning, they look like nice guys, not meaning their physical attractiveness], introduce myself, and ask if I can hang out with them since I don't know anyone. I've never had a group say no, and I've never been treated badly.) I always wonder who these women are, that they have such problems. As someone once said, "A true lady can make herself respected in an encampment of soldiers."
We are all getting sick of it mate. For too long we have kept silent as midwits have used social justice buzzwords to earn a salary and level of prestige which they do not deserve.
Last time I saw a break dancer in Sydney was in the early 80s. He was running for his life, terror in his eyes, still clutching his sheet of cardboard for some existential reason, being chased by a group of punks.
I’ve never seen breakdancing other than street performers. I will say. Some of them are impressive. She was no where close to a street performer. Much less Olympic worthy. She single-handedly made sure it’s never in the Olympics again. 😂
OMG. This lady is literally insulting to actual break dancers who have actual talent and who have actually put in the work and focus to achieve their level. DEI has deligtimized the Olympics this year.
She actually beat other breakdancers in Australia to represent her country. Last time I was in Australia was 1992 Perth I was visiting a mall there, they were having a breakdancing contest. Those kids were 100 percent better than her.
And by clockwork, the very left-leaning academic site called the Conversation had a piece about her stunning and brave performance. It's funny and sad at the same time what they're trying to shove down people's throats.
She does whats called `the sprinkler` its a popular move on the dance floor for drunks at weddings in australia or anywhere for that matter....as far as i know its not a break dancing move, i missed that class at uni...
I thought the Olympics was the best of a nations athletes competing with the best of other nations. This was not that. Mr G performance from summer hights high springs to mind. Woke vote did well here. Nothing they do not ruin. That is in no way the best female breakdancer in Australia, not even the best on a monday night in the smallest pub in alice springs.
In the 2004 Olympics, Aussie rower Sally Robbins simply gave up during a race and let her oar drag in the water causing them to finish last by quite a distance. I don't remember her getting any sympathy at the time for a lousy performance.
Robbins broke. Mentally. Physically. Doesn't really matter. She pushed her limit and her limit failed her at the worse possible time. In real terms there is little she did 'wrong' that is different from someone subbing off the field with a muscle twinge in the second quarter. She retired hurt. People need to get over that and respect. Robbins did nothing wrong. Gunn on the other hand? Yeah. You be special. Very special.
She may not have scored a point at the olympic games but she's trending at #1 and #2 top searched topic on youtube and shes smashing it throught the search queries lol
not gonna watch it again, but will let it play through muted just so you get the view and help you out with the algorithm. watching that performance again i think would halve my IQ....
Breakdancing now an Olympic sport ??? , the IOC has completely lost the plot. What next ! Tiddlywinks, Snakes 'n' Ladders, Croquet, Ballroom Dancing, choir singing , standup comedy ? Farse. Degrades proper sporting excellence.
Actually, if you watch the talented break dancers, it should be considered a sport. It's gymnastics, which includes balance, strength, rhythm, creativity. I'm 65 and I would far prefer to watch break dancer battles than the balance beams and vault jumpers in regular Gymnastics. I have been enjoying the Breakers at this Olympics. Of course, Rachell Gunn should never have qualified in the first place. That was an embarrassment and has taken the spotlight away from the achievements of the other, incredible breakers. Unfortunately, at this point the LA Olympics in 2028 has not included Breakers in the schedule. I hope that changes, particularly since it originated in the States, (Bronx, NY). Young, athletic break dancers are now all over the World and are certainly on par with other athletes in different sports.
@@uldispaze7325 That's the spirit, brilliant ! keep 'em coming, we could end up with an Alternative Olympics ? I've thought of loads but most are not printable....
Your last comment reminded me of Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, when a bunch of middle management got stranded on an uninhabited planet and all the did was have meetings and brainstorming sessions, never actually DOING anything!
Honestly, I can’t tell if her performance was good or bad. I mean, what criteria do the judges use to score this mockery of “sports”? Who thought it would be a good idea to put in this clown show into an Olympic competition? I think all Ray-Gun did was to highlight stupidity of this event as “sports”.
Right. Everyone can breakdance, because it's so easy. SMH. Most Olympic athletes couldn't ever do what real breakdancers do, even if they tried. You couldn't do it either, for that matter. Clown!
I thought it was a comedy warm up act when sent RGs performance. To cry sexism as the reason for lack of score makes me question her intelligence or likely indoctrination.
@@imalcontent, as an Aussie, her pathetic display of arrogance and egotistical parody of a break dancing Olympian is laughable. I hope that this 'sport' will be excluded from the LA games. The fact that she holds a PhD in break dancing is woke bs.
Olympics need to get over themselves!!!! They allowed this fool to qualify and disrespect the sport of break dancing and now we’re not supposed to see it ever again!!! No we all saw it! It happened and Peacock aired it!!!!! You can’t erase history!!!
