Australian Olympian Rachael \u201cRaygun\u201d Gunn<\/a> has said sorry to the breaking community for the backlash her controversial Paris Games performance caused. However, she maintained that her \u201crecord speaks\u201d to her being Australia’s top B-girl.<\/p>\n The 37-year-old stirred up debate after getting knocked out early in the competition. Her routine, which included hopping like a kangaroo and rolling on the floor, quickly went viral.<\/p>\n Social media exploded with memes and videos mimicking her dance. The \u201ckangaroo\u201d move, where Gunn held her arms close and kicked one leg back while leaning, became especially popular online.<\/p>\n In her first interview since making headlines worldwide, Gunn told The Project<\/em> on Australia’s Network 10 that it was \u201creally sad to hear those criticisms.\u201d The full chat will air on Wednesday, but a sneak peek was released early.<\/p>\n \u201cI am very sorry for the backlash that the community has experienced, but I can’t control how people react,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n When asked if she truly believed she’s Australia’s best female breaker, Gunn replied: \u201cI think my record speaks to that.\u201d<\/p>\n The incident has sparked discussions about Olympic breaking and how viral moments can impact athletes and their sports communities.<\/p>\n Read more at BBC News<\/a><\/p>\n Plus, Dan Levy<\/strong>, Naomi Campbell<\/strong>, Tom Hanks<\/strong>, Joaquin Phoenix<\/strong> news, and more! Keep scrolling to check out today’s entertainment and pop culture news.<\/p>\n Channing Tatum<\/strong> pens sweet Instagram post honoring Zoe Kravitz<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Levy’s<\/strong> and the Emmy<\/strong> eyebrow jokes.<\/p>\nQUICKIES<\/h2>\n
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