As an Australian, i can tell you that we are pissed off with this fool. Aussies take sport very seriously and she severed embarassed an entire nation. She disrespected the whole culture of breakdancing.
IMHO it's an art, not a sport. It's like calling Ballet a sport. Both are artistic and use tons of skills and physical mastery... but to call either a "sport" is just wrong.
It was cringey. It was like watching a soccer mom trying to be cool and sexy to impress her teenage child's friends. She took away a spot that someone else would be serious about.
She literally is the best we have - lol. Like Kath and Kim or Chris Lilly comedy. We dont mind having a go or taking the piss out of ourselves for a laugh. We fail forward. It was the most memorable dancing - and achievable for all - so it made me laugh so hard. Dance can be joyful too - ya know. If it feels good - who cares what others think? Follow joy and jumping - like when you were a kid again....life is too short to be too judgy and adulty all the time. Shes a cultural breakthrough leader for sure.
As he said, surely there must be a younger more talented 'B-Girl' who could have been competing instead of a joke performing, kangarool Skippy girl. But that said I blame Chris Lilley for the training!
She got that spot because of who she knows, she willingly took a spot away from a hardworking, talented female dancer. She further went on to blame misogyny for the backlash. If there were Olympic events for Narcissism and self entitlement, she'd win gold. Great video, Dr Grande.
@@sarahharris2729I know next to nothing about this situation, but, generally speaking, if there is an entire committee making a selection, the selection isn't made by one person.
@@sarahharris2729This is not true. Her husband had nothing to do her being selected. The WSDF Oceania Championships were judged by an impartial international panel of judges, ten in total and none of the judges were Australian, all from other countries. The judges names and nationalities are listed on championship webpage.
@@Ktmfan450😂 I watched it, it was dismal, people need to stop making excuses for her. The funding wasted on sending her there could have gone towards supporting a legitimate athlete who put in real time and effort to their sport.
Honestly if somone did that and were genuine of heart I would say well done for trying. Its the attitude behind it of sarcasm that doesn lt scan well with people ...same as people who do performance art and sing badly. If someone genuinely sings badly I'm like kudos you gave it try well done for trying. But when somone purposefully sings badly to make a point that never sits well emotionally its cringe. And it's horrible.
Hsr point was to colonize she even said it was to create a unique interpretation of break dancing aka use her to colonize break dancing they will keep out the fact that she was horrible in the history book watch. The white media knows what they are doing its going to be white an Asians colonizers claiming break dancing aka breaking together their all in on it
The part, "she spun around like Curly from The Three Stooges...and she hopped like a kangaroo to be fair I doubt any self-respecting kangaroo would behave in that manner" made me laugh hysterically.
@@JamminOnThe1 Don't worry, we're not offended by you all laughing. Plenty of us laughed too but we are also annoyed at all of our tax dollars going to her free trip to Paris.
Aussie here. Her husband was on the selection panel. It’s disturbing that she wasn’t self aware enough to let some kid have an opportunity to shine. This is what happens when people support unchecked egos with participation awards.
I agree except that I’m pre-participation award by decades and I find tons of examples of unrealistic egos among my peers. But you called it on her shameful ethics and/or serious mental illness. I hope she gets help and this huge slap in the face by the whole world is what it will probably take.
Really?? I didn't know that. Aussie also and I find it impossible to believe she was the best B girl in our nation. She epitomizes woke elite arrogance.
@@AZ.BOT. I nearly threw up when she came out and said she was the underdog her whole life, what's with these types and having a persecution fetish? They have the most ideal, coddled existences imaginable
Oh my god well there you go. What a disgrace. Society has allowed this woman to LARP herself to a doctorate and now an Olympian. Remind me not to do a masters at Macquarie University.
I find it absolutely ridiculous to think that there wasn’t a single female Breakdancer from Australia that didn’t deserve that Olympics spot over Rachel! There’s no way Rachel was the best Australia had to offer!! 🙄That was disgraceful😑
The olympic is not the time for the "having courage" storyline. You actually need to have the skills and competencies to compete in the sports category
Cant believe her husband who apparently is a break dancer let her embarrass herself in front the world like that. It might been hard for her to hear the truth but it would have saved her from being the laughingstock of the world
It is also worth mentioning the clothing that she chose. Many of us were unsure if she was dressed as a courier delivery driver or a fast food restaurant employee (Do you want fries with that?).
@@susanlisson7066 I watch cricket regularly, and I didn't think she was dressed like one. I literally thought she was a behind the scenes worker who illegally broke onto the stage to farm infamy through her poor dance. Only to my surprise and horror, she's a participant.
She was touched that her students said they would watch her. Who goes to the Olympics and their family and friends say they'll just watch? Eeek 😬. And who's touched by that showing of support? It's like me telling my child I'll watch her swimming lessons.
As an Aussie, I loved learning about her performance! It will be the most remembered thing in the 2024 Olympics I reckon 😂 and has stirred the meme makers pot wonderfully! If I'd done those moves, I'd have been in hospital for a pulled everything 😂 I think this is the best rendition of breakfasting that every Aussie pub goer should be trying next time they go for a few beers with their mates! 🎉🎉
I read that her inclusion was largely and honorary thing. She's considered kind of an OG breaker in Australia. Was pretty hard to watch. She looked like a drunk mom at a kid's pool party.
@@RockyDaTherapist The Canadian who won gold was super athletic. I was skeptical about break dancing at Olympics, but after that performance, WOW. She actually ruined it for them. I guess this was a one and done 'sport.'
France Kafka wrote a wonderful short story in which society enforced equality by counterbalancing every talented or intelligent person with some kind of burden. A ballet dancer had weights attached to her limbs; a genius heard debilitating loud noise every few seconds, etc.
@@AmericaRepudiatesLiberalValues Oooh, I am mistaken. It wasn’t Kafka. It was Kurt Vonnegut. The story is called “Harrison Bergeron”. It was first published in 1961. It was re-published in a collection entitled “Welcome to the Monkey House”. He was a fantastic writer; you should read his stories. I see in Wikipedia that this story was quoted in an academic paper in 2013 criticizing the new hyperandrogenism policies of the international Association of athletics federation and the international Olympic Committee!
Her husband is on the Olympic selection committee, so she was awarded the spot based on who she knew, not her talents. She knew her routine was awful but went for the free trip to Paris. After everything went down, she blamed the backlash on misogyny. If self-entitled and narcissism were a sport- she would win gold.
Her HUSBAND was team ' coach ' -so they got a TAXPAYER funded trip to the City of Love for Raygun & Sammie - thanks to hard-working Aussies who are doing it tough financially in 2024 ! : ((
This is an example of someone who loves a sport but has absolutely no talent for it. Millions of people experience this. However very few of them get to compete in the Olympics.
Ikr! I once dreamed I'd be the next Olga Corbett of gymnastics. I competed in middle school, but I was never formally trained from age four like they are. If you can't do a back flip, it doesn't matter if you can do cartwheels, a round-off or the splits on the balance beam.
I use to break way back in the day and have pretty decent knowledge in the dance. This guy basically nails it when he said she understood the dance intellectually but doesn’t have the physical capability to execute. In breaking YES you have to express yourself uniquely. But you have to funnel it through the foundational movements of the dance! This takes YEARS of practice and dedication. You can’t just hop around like a kangaroo and say “I’m fresh and unique”.
If she really gave a crap about breakdancing she would have sponsored a younger and more talented woman to go. She gets to travel all over the world to breakdancing competitions only because she can afford it. She took that opportunity away from someone else and she is too self absorbed to realize it
@@robynmarler1951 that kangaroo dance move is called "the hipty hopty wigity wak!" Bogans sometimes do it after they accidentally drink the bong water at the family BBQ.
Exactly. It is not bullying when it's a natural reaction to a bad performance. Thank you for putting this into perspective! She's meant to be an Olympic athlete, and thus it is a fail just as much as another athlete in another sport. Great analysis Dr. Grande!
She obviously had no technique, no vocabulary, no execution, no musicality and no originality. I loved Dr. Grande's remark: "Her artistic license needs to be revoked!"
Yes her dancing was hilarious, but it would be nice if Australians commenting on here showed more respect for Wildlife. Kangaroos probably DO have these horrible deaths. And that should never be made light of.
The worst thing is that she took an opportunity away from a talented competitor. Breakdancing is popular in the poorer parts of Australia, and nobody from those areas was invited to the trials. She was chosen to compete by her friends on the selection committee.
I wonder if there’s any truth to the rumour that her husband was on the judging panel? They definitely could have found better dancers in Western Sydney or rural but of course they chose one from North Sydney
The main target should be the International Dance Sports Federation, which lobbied for competitive ballroom dancing in Paris. They were told by the IOC that breakdancing would be a cool thing to have in Paris instead and the IDSF said: ' Yo!'
I am an Aussie and I was gobsmacked by this ridiculous performance. This is what happens when you tell someone they are good at something when they really suck.
Hello from Down Under. She has single handedly made the activity (not sport) of break dancing into a joke, called into question the entire Olympic selection process and devalued every legitimate Doctorate ever awarded.
I agree with the 2nd and 3rd points but your first point is wrong. Breakdancing is a sport... if its done right. Rachel's version is a leisurely activity... But not the version that actual professionals do. If you can sit there and call what bboy victor and Phil Wizard do as just an activity... then you're just as silly as Rachel
Bachelors degree in contemporary music and her PhD thesis was on female breakdancers and the alleged misogyny against them🤦🏼♀️ what happened to academia? 😭
Not only,how the hell did a leisure activity from night clubs and sidewalks, make it to the Olympics 😂 surfing, another newcomer this year,is at least an actual sport,and takes,skill, talent,and can potentially be dangerous,I wonder who the clown fest is who makes these idiotic decisions.
She did the lawn swim, the kangaroo, the I don't want to get out of bed, the Curly, the T-rex, the dog scoot AND the wounded crab. I had no idea those were even dance moves
@@judylapointe3507 Have to disagree. Never saw her before but just saw 2 videos of her dancing at 16 yrs and she was much better ( th-cam.com/video/mNCBSCdP8W4/w-d-xo.html ) Raygun has been studying dance longer than Shiloh has been alive...
She and her husband should be investigated and fined for the cost the Australian government spent to send her to the Olympics. She also stole the spot of a more deserving woman from competing in the Olympics.
As hilarious as it was, as an Aussie, I want a full and transparent inquiry into why this woman was chosen to represent our country. We have MANY very talented dancers, including indigenous dancers who would put her to shame. We have a tv show called "move it mob style" they break dance and rap etc. Teaching kids the moves and how to dance, anyone of them you could of sent to represent. Why did she get the position? I think she knew all the right people. It's a joke.
she turned up to the competition. Sydney, 2023. If the talented women breakdancers had showed up, one of them would have won and got selection. IMO, either the talented people didn't know, didn't have the funds to get to the competition, or weren't interested. Apparently Rachael Gunn and her husband are NOT founding members of AusBreaking or whatever.
As an Australian I am so embarrassed and feel we should apologize to the world for her behaviour. There are many breakdancers in Australia who are brilliant, this is just a travesty and a national embarrassment. The officials responsible for her selection owe us answers.
@@janpierzchala2004floor gymnastics is pretty much dancing and I find it to be a sport. Breakdancing isn’t much different. I’d say ice skating is similar as far as it being a performance and not a versus “sport.” Just my two cents. ❤
OMG 🤣😂🤣! And, she's totally from the generation of participation trophies. I'll bet she still has hers, displayed on the bookcase with her monstrous 350pg thesis! 🤦🏼♀️
@@Ktmfan450 her moves were bad, yes. Taking an actually-qualified person's place is bad, yes. Being so awful that you score zero then blaming it on the patriarchy is bad, yes. Making such a fool of yourself that it overshadows the incredible Olympians your country has produced...shameful.
Coming from a person who grew up in the South Bronx and that era I was appalled by her, the others worked so hard to get to where they are, I feel she mocked the whole thing. She got a free ride to Paris via taxpayers they should get their money back!!!!
We've all seen people on the X Factor who are absolutely terrible at what they do yet are genuinely shocked when they receive criticism of their performance. One of the greatest impediments to progress in any activity is an overestimation of one's own abilities.
You know, I've thought about that and the best I can come up with is that these people believe what is coming out of their mouths sounds exactly like what they're hearing in their heads (which is most likely the album version of the music). Same with dancers - what they are doing looks exactly like what they see in their head. They honestly and truly believe that they are wonderful! There is a disconnect somewhere - I wonder if it's a physical part of the brain or a less tangible issue ... 🤔
She hustled a two week holiday in Paris at the expense of the Australian tax-payers. She has also drawn attention to university courses which have no real educational value. I believe there will now be an inquiry.
Rachael Gunn needs to be sacked from Maquarie University, and any misguided students who took her courses need to be refunded and assisted by the University to re-focus their studies in subjects and fields which will actually contribute toward genuine learning and education.
@@logicalblackman8228I thought the same thing. However I admire anyone willing to give it a go and entertain everyone. I don’t understand the hating on these people, that really bothers me how mean and nasty a lot of comments are.
@@stephenmorris3696 But a talented Australian breakdancing girl missed out on her opportunity to represent Australia as Raygun somehow was selected instead. There were no open trials to find the best candidate, just some murky ballroom dancing event that only had 30 competitors.
The problem wasn’t that her moves were weird. The problem was that they weren’t clean or rhythmic or confident. They were sloppy, off beat, and tentative. It was like someone doing an impression of breaking instead of actually breaking.
@@jellyfishattackHave you studied them? If not - or if you did (and I’m guessing you got a Fail mark) - stop advertising your ignorance and prejudice. BTW, I’m an anthropologist and we once had a laugh in our department at a meeting about the dumbass anti-intellectual slob culture of Australia.
@@jellyfishattack And you have studied them, so you are an expert, right? Don’t knock what you don’t know about. I have a PhD in Anthropology and it’s a complex subject that explains how culture works, too much to explain here, not that you are interested.
Unfortunately for her, break dancing isn't all about "art" and "expressing yourself." It is also a sport at the highest levels requiring great athleticism and explosive strength much like a gymnast.
While dancing takes a great deal of athletic ability it isn’t an athletic event. It is an artistic endeavor. This goes for figure skating and rhythmic gymnastics as well.
I’ll never understand the hubris of random people who feel qualified to make the determination of what is and what is not a sport. These same folks always use the most inconsistent and arbitrary criteria for making these determinations as well. Just because you don’t personally respect an event, that does not make it “not a sport.”
Perhaps none of us knew it was an included ‘sport’ and she snuck in under the radar. I’m sure someone is in trouble for it. I certainly hope . She was an insult to every other athlete there. 👵🇦🇺
That’s pretty much western civilization in a nutshell right now, the privilege at the top has created so many useless people who want to tell us at the bottom to stop being racist, sexist, bigots while they don’t even live in our world.
Until today, I had not given this matter much consideration, as I initially perceived it to be a mere "spoof" or "joke" upon observing her routine. I dismissed it as somewhat frivolous. However, upon discovering that she genuinely believed her dancing to be of "Olympic grade," I began to question her mental state. In my opinion, there is absolutely nothing commendable about her performance, nor does it exhibit any semblance of "break" in any context or form that I have encountered. The level of delusion present in today's society is truly remarkable.
If I had seen her doing that without any explanation, I don’t think I would have said, “she’s breakdancing”. It was terrible. It’s like she’s grown up getting participation trophies all her life. I can’t understand how she got to the Olympics. There’s no excellence in her performance. It was a mockery of those who really do breakdance.
Your content is usually so serious but I am dead here. 🤣4:56 ...Rachel flopped around the floor like a fish and spun around the dance floor like Curley from the 3 Stooges...🤣
9:44 I am in hysterical laughter and tears!!! Rachel should not have been there but thank you Dr. Grande for shedding the truth on this with your amazing humor!
Best description is a drunken soccer mom having a fit, The only reason she won her qualifier was because her husband was one of the judges. She is a laughing stock.
I wondered about that. But how many judges were there? Why did the others allow her through? These questions should be asked and answered; I'm sick of the Australian press covering for her and claiming that she has developed a following.
she won the oceanic title which gave her the possibility of competing in the olympics , in an amazing twist her husband and coach was the judge of that comp.
@@McSalty087the judging panel were all international breakdancers, none were Australian. Their names and nationalities are listed on the Oceania championship webpage.
@@mynamejeffgamingno they weren’t! God what a crock! You literally know nothing and instead of checking the facts, you’ve regurgitated them with even more nonsense!
I'm in agreement that it was an huge embarrassment of a performance. Her being a female has nothing to do with it. She should be ashamed of herself to cry that it is.
Loathing the 2024 Satanic Olympdicks, I watched the performance by accident and thought it was a really funny joke, a spoof, a parody, a meme. I had no idea she was going for a medal. Hahahahahahaha!!!
Hear hear! This was not a child from the housos who never had a chance at education and knows no better due to lack of opportunities - she is old enough, well educated enough and presumably intelligent enough to know better and definitely to have done better ... and by "done better" I mean have identified and supported a really talented break dancer to have the opportunity to actually do us proud.
I found it hilarious until it came out that she had family on the committee and realized she took the spot from someone more deserving. It's still pretty funny, never seen anyone do that, much less in public.
It's actually really messed up. The skill gap between her and her male counterpart, who was only 16, was an absolute mountain. Watch them both side by side and there's no way you can think this isn't some sick joke to pull a two week taxpayer funded holiday for her and her husband, who happens to be her "coach". I'm not even Aussie but if our country sent an athlete and their coach to the Olympics only to pull THAT performance?
The fact she was so bad at breakdancing that we have a mental health expert doing a case video on her is absolute peak humour
he's not actually an expert
@@stonem0013Man, just go with it. It is hilarious
Seeing this even pop up on Dr. Grande just had me laughing uncontrollably 😂
Thank goodness she's not American that is so embarrassing
LMAO!! We need an SNL skit ASAP!
Her autobiography should be called "Breaking Bad".
Very good comment.
Bwhahahaha! First prize!
You be the kang and sheeeiit.
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Clever comment!
Thank God she didn't write a PhD in swimming, she would have drowned!
*HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA*
Now that is funny😂
all the more ironic as she's from Australia, which fields large numbers .......of swimmers. ............that are really good at NOT drowning.
🤣🤣🤣🤣nice one
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As an Australian, i can tell you that we are pissed off with this fool. Aussies take sport very seriously and she severed embarassed an entire nation. She disrespected the whole culture of breakdancing.
Yeah I can get you there
Many Australians can barely remember (or weren't born) when break dancing was even popular
Americans also take sport seriously, and so we don’t take breakdancing as such.
I m not australian, I think she's a joke, I understand that you are pissed off and she not represent your country or your people 💪
She was an embarrassment to the world. At least Eddie the Eagle had a score in the winter Olympics.
If you dislike being judged, then don't participate in a sport which involves being judged.
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Haha good point. She chose the biggest world stage for this performance.
Sport?
IMHO it's an art, not a sport. It's like calling Ballet a sport. Both are artistic and use tons of skills and physical mastery... but to call either a "sport" is just wrong.
@@NeverlandSystemPunkGirlChloeif it is in the Olympics, it is being treated as a sport. At least for that specific context.
Dr. Grande has a PhD in roasting. His professionalism and seriousness while roasting is worthy of a gold medal 😂😂😂.
He holds the world Roasting Record.
😂😂😂 yes!!! I love it
Absolutely 💯💯💯😂❤
@@TimJohnson-x1oHe gets 10/10 for originality
Amen to that
It was cringey. It was like watching a soccer mom trying to be cool and sexy to impress her teenage child's friends. She took away a spot that someone else would be serious about.
You say that but even our male entrant failed to score any votes
Exactly! She squandered someone elses dream ! She does not represent Australians!!!!
She literally is the best we have - lol. Like Kath and Kim or Chris Lilly comedy. We dont mind having a go or taking the piss out of ourselves for a laugh. We fail forward. It was the most memorable dancing - and achievable for all - so it made me laugh so hard. Dance can be joyful too - ya know. If it feels good - who cares what others think? Follow joy and jumping - like when you were a kid again....life is too short to be too judgy and adulty all the time. Shes a cultural breakthrough leader for sure.
As he said, surely there must be a younger more talented 'B-Girl' who could have been competing instead of a joke performing, kangarool Skippy girl. But that said I blame Chris Lilley for the training!
@Ktmfan450 are you sure it was a male!
“The timeline of the incident” 💀💀
This is Dr Grande’s best yet. Every line is gold
She got that spot because of who she knows, she willingly took a spot away from a hardworking, talented female dancer. She further went on to blame misogyny for the backlash. If there were Olympic events for Narcissism and self entitlement, she'd win gold. Great video, Dr Grande.
Excellent comment
How do you know what the qualifying process was?
her husband picked her. He was on the selection committee. @puffpiece1375
@@sarahharris2729I know next to nothing about this situation, but, generally speaking, if there is an entire committee making a selection, the selection isn't made by one person.
@@sarahharris2729This is not true. Her husband had nothing to do her being selected. The WSDF Oceania Championships were judged by an impartial international panel of judges, ten in total and none of the judges were Australian, all from other countries. The judges names and nationalities are listed on championship webpage.
"A score of zero seems.. generous."
It is that kind of brutally savage honesty that I come here for.
Dr. Grande is an animal 😎
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She did receive multiple votes within each category
It doesn't show however due to the breakdown of the scoring
No more so than that "others weren't as generous with her as she was with herself."
@@Ktmfan450😂 I watched it, it was dismal, people need to stop making excuses for her.
The funding wasted on sending her there could have gone towards supporting a legitimate athlete who put in real time and effort to their sport.
"I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul."
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OMG 😂😂😂
I know I am now dumber after having watched her dance.
A simple "no" would have sufficed
She would have earned more points by just standing there and explaining how the Industrial Revolution forever changed the modern novel
My favorite description was “like trying to kick off a duvet in the middle of a sweltering night.”
"The routine looks like a kangaroo has been shot and experienced a horrible death" It's a comedy gold Dr. Grande!! 😂😂
The whole world is a comedy now....
The flawless deadpan delivery embedded in a long cold analysis is what really puts it over 😂
Honestly if somone did that and were genuine of heart I would say well done for trying. Its the attitude behind it of sarcasm that doesn lt scan well with people ...same as people who do performance art and sing badly. If someone genuinely sings badly I'm like kudos you gave it try well done for trying. But when somone purposefully sings badly to make a point that never sits well emotionally its cringe. And it's horrible.
😂😂😂😂 hilarious.
I needed that 😁 laugh
She got to go down in the history books as an olympian with ZERO score from all judges. Well done Rachel.
she act lunatic and need attention
Raygun Break dancer.
@@CoMorbiditty
next time Australia better be presented by kangaroo or by koala diffinitly more dignified and cute moves....😆😆😆😆😝
@@zatoichi-e4r Def the wildlife would be cuter lol
Hsr point was to colonize she even said it was to create a unique interpretation of break dancing aka use her to colonize break dancing they will keep out the fact that she was horrible in the history book watch. The white media knows what they are doing its going to be white an Asians colonizers claiming break dancing aka breaking together their all in on it
"A kangaroo had just been shot."
Wow, what a great description of her dancing.
I LOVE this!
This needs to be on a tshirt with a picture of rachel doing the "kangaroo" 😂😂😂
@@MauR1CEnlNo!
she’d get royalty from T-shirts sold. Free trip to Paris was enough.
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@@annann4786 My only question is how much those T-shirts might sell on eBay (not only on their Australian site, FWIW)
The part, "she spun around like Curly from The Three Stooges...and she hopped like a kangaroo to be fair I doubt any self-respecting kangaroo would behave in that manner" made me laugh hysterically.
You know “Ray Gun” is going to be a popular Halloween costume.
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Most of us Aussies don't bother with Halloween, but America, have at it.
Definitely an SNL skit this fall when they start the fall season! 😅
@@joandsarah77 The laughter is not about Australia. Its about Ray Gun's look at dance moves. Much love to Australia.
@@JamminOnThe1 Don't worry, we're not offended by you all laughing. Plenty of us laughed too but we are also annoyed at all of our tax dollars going to her free trip to Paris.
Aussie here. Her husband was on the selection panel. It’s disturbing that she wasn’t self aware enough to let some kid have an opportunity to shine.
This is what happens when people support unchecked egos with participation awards.
I agree except that I’m pre-participation award by decades and I find tons of examples of unrealistic egos among my peers.
But you called it on her shameful ethics and/or serious mental illness. I hope she gets help and this huge slap in the face by the whole world is what it will probably take.
Really?? I didn't know that. Aussie also and I find it impossible to believe she was the best B girl in our nation. She epitomizes woke elite arrogance.
@@AZ.BOT. I nearly threw up when she came out and said she was the underdog her whole life, what's with these types and having a persecution fetish? They have the most ideal, coddled existences imaginable
Nepotism is a bitch.
Oh my god well there you go. What a disgrace. Society has allowed this woman to LARP herself to a doctorate and now an Olympian. Remind me not to do a masters at Macquarie University.
I find it absolutely ridiculous to think that there wasn’t a single female Breakdancer from Australia that didn’t deserve that Olympics spot over Rachel! There’s no way Rachel was the best Australia had to offer!! 🙄That was disgraceful😑
@ZestySea pretty sure our government sponsored her.
It’s niche and probs had a small pool of people in the first place
@@ohno7153not that niche. Her and her husband having so much influence on the qualification process is very sus.
Her and her husband ran the organization that picked who went to the Olympics and she picked herself 😂. The whole thing is corrupt.
@@tnakatak the fact that someone can take over a sport's official organization just like that makes it a niche.
The olympic is not the time for the "having courage" storyline. You actually need to have the skills and competencies to compete in the sports category
"A score of zero seems generous. Maybe it's time to break out the negative numbers." No one gets to the main point like Dr. Grande.
she owes the judges points.
No one does "glib" quite like Dr Grande..
@@RoverIAC stop 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🕊
😂 I lost it when he said that.
"Rachael wanted to have an impact on the sport of break dancing. Well, there is no question she accomplished that goal" - Dr. Todd Grande
Well said 😂😂😂
New video title:
Dr Grande Roasts Olympic "Athlete"
I love Dr. Grande’s dry sense of humor & expressions. 😂❤️😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
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Cant believe her husband who apparently is a break dancer let her embarrass herself in front the world like that. It might been hard for her to hear the truth but it would have saved her from being the laughingstock of the world
Dance like nobody's watching....unless they're judging.
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Super good one. But if you are playing Pac-Man… the rules change?
She used to be break dancing judge.
Appreciated your deadpan delivery of hilarious comments!
"To be fair, I doubt that any self-respecting Kangaroo would behave in that manner"
LOL this guy is throwing shots
They make hopping look respectable .. facts
Dr Grande is savage lmao
It is also worth mentioning the clothing that she chose. Many of us were unsure if she was dressed as a courier delivery driver or a fast food restaurant employee (Do you want fries with that?).
It looks more like an Aussie cricketers outfit.
@@susanlisson7066: Good to know. But the reference is lost for those of us outside of AU.
The clothing is not a prob, if her performance was good, you wouldn't even notice her outfit!!
@@susanlisson7066 I watch cricket regularly, and I didn't think she was dressed like one. I literally thought she was a behind the scenes worker who illegally broke onto the stage to farm infamy through her poor dance. Only to my surprise and horror, she's a participant.
There was another guy with the same outfit. It's really THAT uncool. Puts you off before the dance 😁
Dr. Grande should win a gold medal for keeping a straight face throughout this analysis.
Australia was doing so well at the Olympics, placing 4th on the medal tally. And then this happened. Dear Lord, why...😅
And the funny thing is she is the most remembered and talked about, I couldn't tell you about any medal winners either what they won or Their name's.
Why no one has told her off before ??? Now she’s a world wide joke for Australia.
She was touched that her students said they would watch her.
Who goes to the Olympics and their family and friends say they'll just watch?
Eeek 😬. And who's touched by that showing of support? It's like me telling my child I'll watch her swimming lessons.
As an Aussie, I loved learning about her performance! It will be the most remembered thing in the 2024 Olympics I reckon 😂 and has stirred the meme makers pot wonderfully!
If I'd done those moves, I'd have been in hospital for a pulled everything 😂 I think this is the best rendition of breakfasting that every Aussie pub goer should be trying next time they go for a few beers with their mates! 🎉🎉
The best meme "who's mom is this?" 😂
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Whose*
Seriously it looks like my drunk aunt at a wedding🤪
@@bassman8144She sounds like a blast!
She doesn't have a child like most feminist are because they are the children
I read that her inclusion was largely and honorary thing. She's considered kind of an OG breaker in Australia. Was pretty hard to watch. She looked like a drunk mom at a kid's pool party.
OG breaker? really? dang
damn.. that's so sad because there were other people who were trying to qualify :(
So you write a paper about a sport & than become an honorary….????
It also sucks that all the attention went to her and not to the dancers who actually medaled.
@@RockyDaTherapist The Canadian who won gold was super athletic. I was skeptical about break dancing at Olympics, but after that performance, WOW. She actually ruined it for them. I guess this was a one and done 'sport.'
“Tolerance will reach such a level that intelligent people will be banned from thinking so as not to offend the imbeciles.” ~Fyodor Dostoyevsky
France Kafka wrote a wonderful short story in which society enforced equality by counterbalancing every talented or intelligent person with some kind of burden. A ballet dancer had weights attached to her limbs; a genius heard debilitating loud noise every few seconds, etc.
That’s where we are at 😢
@@genxx2724😮that’s wild
What an excellent quote.
@@AmericaRepudiatesLiberalValues Oooh, I am mistaken. It wasn’t Kafka. It was Kurt Vonnegut. The story is called “Harrison Bergeron”. It was first published in 1961. It was re-published in a collection entitled “Welcome to the Monkey House”. He was a fantastic writer; you should read his stories.
I see in Wikipedia that this story was quoted in an academic paper in 2013 criticizing the new hyperandrogenism policies of the international Association of athletics federation and the international Olympic Committee!
Her husband is on the Olympic selection committee, so she was awarded the spot based on who she knew, not her talents. She knew her routine was awful but went for the free trip to Paris. After everything went down, she blamed the backlash on misogyny. If self-entitled and narcissism were a sport- she would win gold.
Wokeness is basically narcissism on steroids.
Yep! 💯 Nepotism here and no real merit.
Her HUSBAND was team ' coach ' -so they got a TAXPAYER funded trip to the City of Love for Raygun & Sammie - thanks to hard-working Aussies who are doing it tough financially in 2024 !
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This is the first time I've heard this !!! 😮😮😮
No f@#%ing wonder she made it !
Getting into high profile opportunities due to who you know, not your qualifications seems to be the new thing, especially in politics
We live in the time of the "Emperor New Clothes".
Dr. Grande's dry humor is superb.
This is an example of someone who loves a sport but has absolutely no talent for it. Millions of people experience this. However very few of them get to compete in the Olympics.
Ikr! I once dreamed I'd be the next Olga Corbett of gymnastics. I competed in middle school, but I was never formally trained from age four like they are. If you can't do a back flip, it doesn't matter if you can do cartwheels, a round-off or the splits on the balance beam.
Yep! She is to break dancing what Ed Wood was to movies.
I use to break way back in the day and have pretty decent knowledge in the dance. This guy basically nails it when he said she understood the dance intellectually but doesn’t have the physical capability to execute. In breaking YES you have to express yourself uniquely. But you have to funnel it through the foundational movements of the dance! This takes YEARS of practice and dedication. You can’t just hop around like a kangaroo and say “I’m fresh and unique”.
You can't, but she could. Too many mommies and daddies saying "You're the greatest" led her to this moment of international shame.
Wouldn’t that mean the sport isn’t ready for an Olympic debut?
Years of wasted time 😂
Not a kangaroo 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂omg I hurt myself laughing so hard!!!
If she really gave a crap about breakdancing she would have sponsored a younger and more talented woman to go. She gets to travel all over the world to breakdancing competitions only because she can afford it. She took that opportunity away from someone else and she is too self absorbed to realize it
Don McLean can now write a song about the day dancing died.
Great freaking comment...touch'e
Thank you! I needed a laugh today.
Miss american fly...
@@gregorygermann5975 😂
That died when break dancing started... 😂😂😂😂
As an Australian, I can 100% confirm she was the only B-girl that could pass a drug test.
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@@robynmarler1951 that kangaroo dance move is called "the hipty hopty wigity wak!"
Bogans sometimes do it after they accidentally drink the bong water at the family BBQ.
Lmao!
Racist comment… but what else to be expected.
She only passed the drug test because she didn't take her medicine. This is not a good thing.
Dr. Todd is where you go when you want to digest current events slowly & thoroughly with a hint of dry humor. Love it
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Exactly. It is not bullying when it's a natural reaction to a bad performance. Thank you for putting this into perspective! She's meant to be an Olympic athlete, and thus it is a fail just as much as another athlete in another sport. Great analysis Dr. Grande!
She obviously had no technique, no vocabulary, no execution, no musicality and no originality. I loved Dr. Grande's remark: "Her artistic license needs to be revoked!"
Sure, but besides that it was great.
You’re right. She literally got a 0
But she did not have a license to begin with.
@@siewheilou399 Look up the phrase "artistic license". It's an expression.
Are you a break dance judge? 0
"The routine looked like a kangaroo had just been shot and was experiencing a horrible death writhing in agony on the ground" 😂 classic
I actually had tears in my eyes after he said this...perfect comments when coupled with the photos...hahaha
Haha 😅😅
She set back human movement 100 years ago
Yes her dancing was hilarious, but it would be nice if Australians commenting on here showed more respect for Wildlife. Kangaroos probably DO have these horrible deaths. And that should never be made light of.
@@susane945 it was a hyperbolic, not literal comparison (except the writhing).
"If her goal was to give a kangaroo PTSD to kangaroos watching the Olympics, than she succeeded 😂😂💀💀
Isn’t that animal abuse and worthy of a crime 🤣🤣
@@alterbridgefan99 that to me looked more like a retarded werewolf
I think she's a perfect example of that adage that just because someone has a PhD doesn't mean they're skilled, or know what they're talking about.
The worst thing is that she took an opportunity away from a talented competitor. Breakdancing is popular in the poorer parts of Australia, and nobody from those areas was invited to the trials. She was chosen to compete by her friends on the selection committee.
Not what you know but who you know. Shameful.
@@harperr2180 It's the way of the world, it seems.
I wonder if there’s any truth to the rumour that her husband was on the judging panel? They definitely could have found better dancers in Western Sydney or rural but of course they chose one from North Sydney
The main target should be the International Dance Sports Federation, which lobbied for competitive ballroom dancing in Paris. They were told by the IOC that breakdancing would be a cool thing to have in Paris instead and the IDSF said: ' Yo!'
@cometodyssey9516 my guess was that she was raised in North Sydney and yep, I was correct about the privilege.
She Set an Olympic Record for Worst Break Dancing of all Time.
I think she set it for the worst performance in any sport not just breaking!
@@raphaellabeauchamp4741no there's Eddie the Eagle and Eric the Eel... But they had humility
Must have been a joke? Street guys are better
@@arribaficationwineho32 I bet they are... but you need a clean rap sheet and a valid passport.
@@brick6347 Eddie might not have been an "elite" jumper but he did work hard to get there. That and he had the Titanium gonads to come down that ramp.
A missed opportunity to say "now moving to the timeline of the crime"
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This would've taken me tf out
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Giving PTSD to kangaroos is diabolical 😂
I am an Aussie and I was gobsmacked by this ridiculous performance. This is what happens when you tell someone they are good at something when they really suck.
DEI exemplified
Represents woke modern Australia perfectly.
@fromtheflightdeck252
It DOES!! 🤣
She is now thier poster child for life!!!
“That’s what happens” (FBA), when you don’t gatekeep your shit!
This is what happens when you're a delusional narcissist
As an Aussie I have second hand embarrassment 🦘
Think how kangaroos feel.
I feel your pain as a fellow Aussie 😢
@@rayross997😂😂😂😂
As embarrassing as that is , it's nothing on being a Kiwi the day the d*ckless dude won gold for woman's weightlifting.
I feel your pain , Skippy.
I
American here. We promise to not judge. Our country has its share of fools. We get it.
Hello from Down Under.
She has single handedly made the activity (not sport) of break dancing into a joke, called into question the entire Olympic selection process and devalued every legitimate Doctorate ever awarded.
"Every Doctorate ever awarded..." Apparently you have never been to the US of America.
Well said !!
And Bgirl that has dedicated their life to the beat.
And yes not sport... More Dance.
I agree with the 2nd and 3rd points but your first point is wrong. Breakdancing is a sport... if its done right. Rachel's version is a leisurely activity... But not the version that actual professionals do.
If you can sit there and call what bboy victor and Phil Wizard do as just an activity... then you're just as silly as Rachel
Bachelors degree in contemporary music and her PhD thesis was on female breakdancers and the alleged misogyny against them🤦🏼♀️ what happened to academia? 😭
PhD = Permanent Head Damage
Just like a lot of others, what ticks me off the most is that she denied an actual performer a chance. She should be ashamed of herself.
So should her husband on the Olympic selection committee
Her breaking looked like a SNL skit. It was wild. I don’t think breaking will be back ever again because of RayGun.
Her routine looked like it was her first attempt at dancing. I can't believe she competed any time prior.
Not only,how the hell did a leisure activity from night clubs and sidewalks, make it to the Olympics 😂 surfing, another newcomer this year,is at least an actual sport,and takes,skill, talent,and can potentially be dangerous,I wonder who the clown fest is who makes these idiotic decisions.
did you ever see the video of brad pitts daughter, shilo, dancing? Look it up if you want to see bad.
She did the lawn swim, the kangaroo, the I don't want to get out of bed, the Curly, the T-rex, the dog scoot AND the wounded crab. I had no idea those were even dance moves
@@judylapointe3507 Have to disagree. Never saw her before but just saw 2 videos of her dancing at 16 yrs and she was much better ( th-cam.com/video/mNCBSCdP8W4/w-d-xo.html ) Raygun has been studying dance longer than Shiloh has been alive...
This might be Dr. Grande's best video yet. A masterclass in deadpan delivery.
She and her husband should be investigated and fined for the cost the Australian government spent to send her to the Olympics. She also stole the spot of a more deserving woman from competing in the Olympics.
That’s not true. She entered and won various heats on the lead up to selection for the Olympics.
HOW WAS SHE BETTER THAN ANYONE 😭
@OpalLeigh-il8y because they were all as good or bas as her
Maybe she has some sort of mental health problem.
@@Striker885Do ya think that's break dancing? 😂
As hilarious as it was, as an Aussie, I want a full and transparent inquiry into why this woman was chosen to represent our country. We have MANY very talented dancers, including indigenous dancers who would put her to shame. We have a tv show called "move it mob style" they break dance and rap etc. Teaching kids the moves and how to dance, anyone of them you could of sent to represent. Why did she get the position? I think she knew all the right people. It's a joke.
That's it, she knew the right ppl and wiggled her way in
Waste of tax payers money
She owns the qualifying competition and her husband is the judge. Zero integrity
she turned up to the competition. Sydney, 2023. If the talented women breakdancers had showed up, one of them would have won and got selection. IMO, either the talented people didn't know, didn't have the funds to get to the competition, or weren't interested.
Apparently Rachael Gunn and her husband are NOT founding members of AusBreaking or whatever.
As an Australian I am so embarrassed and feel we should apologize to the world for her behaviour. There are many breakdancers in Australia who are brilliant, this is just a travesty and a national embarrassment. The officials responsible for her selection owe us answers.
Absolutely, just go to any shopping centre or school and you'll find some
amazing Bdancers. I'm feeling big secondhand embarrassment!
@@rubytuesday5412 And I'm smelling something rotten in how she was selected. I saw absolutely no talent in that performance.
I feel you. she shamed your country and all of you. I have no dough that you have the most talented Bdancers
I think the news people who defended her owe us all an apology...
Three dances and zero points. That speaks for itself, she was awful.
Dancing, in the first place, has no business being at Olympics (sports)
@@janpierzchala2004floor gymnastics is pretty much dancing and I find it to be a sport. Breakdancing isn’t much different. I’d say ice skating is similar as far as it being a performance and not a versus “sport.” Just my two cents. ❤
@@janpierzchala2004But it is. Thankfully no one listens to you - in the first place.
@@janpierzchala2004 it was a one time thing for the paris olympics, who cares.
How do you get into the Australian Olympic Breakdancing team? Just sign up???
She has so little rhythm and grace it’s hard for me to imagine she was a good dancer in any genre.
Enthusiasm + Lack of Talent = Participation Trophy 🏆
😂 pure gold.... But sadly true
OMG 🤣😂🤣! And, she's totally from the generation of participation trophies. I'll bet she still has hers, displayed on the bookcase with her monstrous 350pg thesis! 🤦🏼♀️
She deserves it, what she did was classic break dancing of the 70s-80s. Its not modern but thats what she researched, studied and finally practiced.
Everyone's a winner!
If you use any sporting technique from 50 years ago, youre going to lose@@studburna
When even Dr Grande looks like he's stifling laughs, you know it's bad 😂
Have you seen the outtakes he posts sometimes? 😂😂😂
@@sweettea527 love those 🤣
Adding enjoyment to the world is bad???
What a sad world we live in today
@@Ktmfan450 her moves were bad, yes. Taking an actually-qualified person's place is bad, yes. Being so awful that you score zero then blaming it on the patriarchy is bad, yes. Making such a fool of yourself that it overshadows the incredible Olympians your country has produced...shameful.
She reminds me of one of those people who try out for "American Idol" but can't sing a note.
That only works here if we get to hear comments from Simon Cowell as a judge 😊
Coming from a person who grew up in the South Bronx and that era I was appalled by her, the others worked so hard to get to where they are, I feel she mocked the whole thing. She got a free ride to Paris via taxpayers they should get their money back!!!!
Her legacy is that of the lady who got breakdancing removed from Olympics
I will give you $50 right now if you can tell me the names of the dancers who won medals without looking it up
@@Ktmfan450 I know the women’s silver medalist was called Nika. But that’s all.
Where’s my $50?
@MiMi_MoMo I too know of Nika gonna be a costly night for that fella
@@Ktmfan450Ami from Japan and Phil from Canada, gold
Not true. It was decided not to have Breaking at the next Oympics prior.
We've all seen people on the X Factor who are absolutely terrible at what they do yet are genuinely shocked when they receive criticism of their performance. One of the greatest impediments to progress in any activity is an overestimation of one's own abilities.
You know, I've thought about that and the best I can come up with is that these people believe what is coming out of their mouths sounds exactly like what they're hearing in their heads (which is most likely the album version of the music). Same with dancers - what they are doing looks exactly like what they see in their head.
They honestly and truly believe that they are wonderful! There is a disconnect somewhere - I wonder if it's a physical part of the brain or a less tangible issue ... 🤔
You got it right 🎯
She hustled a two week holiday in Paris at the expense of the Australian tax-payers. She has also drawn attention to university courses which have no real educational value. I believe there will now be an inquiry.
Like all the other Australian athletes who scored nothing.
I should have majored in Inquiry Science. It's a growing field.
@@jguenther3049- for a split second I read that as “Injury Science” which actually reminded me of her routine.
@@jguenther3049😂 TRUTH
Rachael Gunn needs to be sacked from Maquarie University, and any misguided students who took her courses need to be refunded and assisted by the University to re-focus their studies in subjects and fields which will actually contribute toward genuine learning and education.
Your videos are always pretty entertaining, interesting and combined with your dry sarcasm-subscribe worthy :) Thx Dr. Grande
What's crazy is how talented the dancers are who weren't invited.
So true, I swear we actually have very good break dancers in Australia 😂
The male for the Australian breakdancing team was actually quite good I thought.
From what I saw, this was a very poor representation of the breakdancing movement worldwide. I mean, these guys aren’t even close.
@@logicalblackman8228I thought the same thing. However I admire anyone willing to give it a go and entertain everyone. I don’t understand the hating on these people, that really bothers me how mean and nasty a lot of comments are.
@@stephenmorris3696 But a talented Australian breakdancing girl missed out on her opportunity to represent Australia as Raygun somehow was selected instead. There were no open trials to find the best candidate, just some murky ballroom dancing event that only had 30 competitors.
Sad thing, she stripped away any recognition from Gold, Silver and Bronze winners.
Her delusion stole a place for a true competitor, and completely took the entirety of the oxygen in the room for the sport in the Olympics.
I was looking for this comment, there had to be some buddy there that could do so much more with this then she did
She was the champion for all of Australia. She wasn’t just delusional. She’d won a lot of contests.
The problem wasn’t that her moves were weird. The problem was that they weren’t clean or rhythmic or confident. They were sloppy, off beat, and tentative. It was like someone doing an impression of breaking instead of actually breaking.
There was a time when earning a Ph.D was meaningful.
I know, right. Like all that damn chemistry I had to know.....
Sociology and anthropology are full of baloney like this.
@@jellyfishattackHave you studied them? If not - or if you did (and I’m guessing you got a Fail mark) - stop advertising your ignorance and prejudice. BTW, I’m an anthropologist and we once had a laugh in our department at a meeting about the dumbass anti-intellectual slob culture of Australia.
Yeah, now it’s a knock against you
@@jellyfishattack And you have studied them, so you are an expert, right? Don’t knock what you don’t know about. I have a PhD in Anthropology and it’s a complex subject that explains how culture works, too much to explain here, not that you are interested.
Unfortunately for her, break dancing isn't all about "art" and "expressing yourself." It is also a sport at the highest levels requiring great athleticism and explosive strength much like a gymnast.
It's dancing. Next you'll be arguing that scaffolding is a sport or hod carrying.
Yes, like in figure skating, you’re judged in technical and artistic.
@@SimonLloydGuitar That's not exactly the best argument to be kind. It is dancing, but it in reality is a form of dance and gymnastics.
While dancing takes a great deal of athletic ability it isn’t an athletic event. It is an artistic endeavor. This goes for figure skating and rhythmic gymnastics as well.
I’ll never understand the hubris of random people who feel qualified to make the determination of what is and what is not a sport. These same folks always use the most inconsistent and arbitrary criteria for making these determinations as well. Just because you don’t personally respect an event, that does not make it “not a sport.”
How the hell was she the best that Australia has? 🤣🤣
Drunkenness.
I doubt it is. It's the best the vocal liberal minority had to offer
Perhaps none of us knew it was an included ‘sport’ and she snuck in under the radar. I’m sure someone is in trouble for it. I certainly hope . She was an insult to every other athlete there. 👵🇦🇺
Breakdancing isn’t a sport
She's not the best break dancer in my (Australian) house.
Im assuming shes always been told "yes" in life and it finally backfired.
"she broke dancing"...that broke me.
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This is what happens when rich countries give PHDs for silly thing to anyone interested in a PHD.
💯 %❣️ Thinking the same thing.
I have a PHD in usless PHDs 😂
It undermines education and what it stands for
That’s pretty much western civilization in a nutshell right now, the privilege at the top has created so many useless people who want to tell us at the bottom to stop being racist, sexist, bigots while they don’t even live in our world.
100% 😮
All the people that thought they were being 'nice' by supporting her delusion, are responsible for her humiliation.
She earned every word of criticism coming at her.
I doubt anyone who does what she did is able to feel humiliation.🤭
@kerriferguson2023 😂😂
@@kerriferguson2023 Yeah, her lack of self awareness is mind boggling.
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Until today, I had not given this matter much consideration, as I initially perceived it to be a mere "spoof" or "joke" upon observing her routine. I dismissed it as somewhat frivolous. However, upon discovering that she genuinely believed her dancing to be of "Olympic grade," I began to question her mental state. In my opinion, there is absolutely nothing commendable about her performance, nor does it exhibit any semblance of "break" in any context or form that I have encountered. The level of delusion present in today's society is truly remarkable.
If I had seen her doing that without any explanation, I don’t think I would have said, “she’s breakdancing”. It was terrible. It’s like she’s grown up getting participation trophies all her life. I can’t understand how she got to the Olympics. There’s no excellence in her performance. It was a mockery of those who really do breakdance.
I saw a clip before knowing what it was and thought it was a comedy skit
Just a reminder, I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating about what might be happening when dancing gets broken like this.
😂 LOL 🤣
@@ThePrryns🤣🤣🤣
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Ahhhhhhhhh HAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahah . . . . . . . . . EXCELLENT!!!!!
Your content is usually so serious but I am dead here. 🤣4:56 ...Rachel flopped around the floor like a fish and spun around the dance floor like Curley from the 3 Stooges...🤣
9:44 I am in hysterical laughter and tears!!! Rachel should not have been there but thank you Dr. Grande for shedding the truth on this with your amazing humor!
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I just watched the video and was about to write the same!! This made me laugh out loud for real 😂
Dr. Grande… how did you manage to put this together without bursting out in laughter?!? You’re a true professional!!! xoxoxo 😂
I'd love to see the outtakes 😂
Editing. Lots of editing 😂
@@reignofbastet we’ve got to convince Grande to let us see those! I’m still dying this analysis!! 🤣
@@alexindallas Right? This one was particularly humorous.
Best description is a drunken soccer mom having a fit, The only reason she won her qualifier was because her husband was one of the judges.
She is a laughing stock.
I wondered about that. But how many judges were there? Why did the others allow her through? These questions should be asked and answered; I'm sick of the Australian press covering for her and claiming that she has developed a following.
Even he gave her zero points 😅😂😂
@@CoMorbiditty thankfully he was not a judge at the Olympics, just the qualifiers in Australia.👍
She is the embodiment of people today getting worthless degrees with no real world implications or demand.
Nor any 'real' job prospects.
To be fair, her dancing was a PERFECT physical representation of that fact.
You're watching a guy analyze a woman's dance routine
@@Ktmfan450so?
@@taomaster2486It's creepy and misogynistic.
Thank God we don't have to stomach a repeat performance at the next olympics as LA has cancelled breakdancing.
LA didn't cancel breaking. The olympic committee decided prior to the this Olympics even starting.
she won the oceanic title which gave her the possibility of competing in the olympics , in an amazing twist her husband and coach was the judge of that comp.
Nepotism for the win 🎉
@@McSalty087the judging panel were all international breakdancers, none were Australian. Their names and nationalities are listed on the Oceania championship webpage.
@@ubellubothen you clearly skimed over her husband and mothers names as they were both judges in that competition
@@ubellubo
IF, ANY of them were black, on that “panel”, their “black card” should be revoked forever!
@@mynamejeffgamingno they weren’t! God what a crock! You literally know nothing and instead of checking the facts, you’ve regurgitated them with even more nonsense!
She’s that guitar player who learns 3 chords and a scale and can’t understand why no one recognizes her genius.
3 cords and 1 scale is enough. If you play them well.
One day you will appreciate her genius, it's not always obvious at first but it's there 😂
you just described every mainstream modern musician of today..they sell out arenas as well
Personal experience?
Now she'll be personally responsible for resurrecting the "Gong" show.
And they're now trying to claim that the criticism of her is due to misogyny. But women didn't like it either.
That doesn't make sense, considering she was competing against other women
Cultists gonna cult
I'm in agreement that it was an huge embarrassment of a performance. Her being a female has nothing to do with it. She should be ashamed of herself to cry that it is.
Loathing the 2024 Satanic Olympdicks, I watched the performance by accident and thought it was a really funny joke, a spoof, a parody, a meme. I had no idea she was going for a medal. Hahahahahahaha!!!
Women can be misogynists, but that's not what happened here.
I laughed so hard I was crying. I can't remember the last time I laughed to hard. I can say I truly enjoyed her dance.
Same! I absolutely loved it. Hilarious
The misuse of the term underdog annoys me.. she’s manipulating the situation. She’s just lazy not an underdog.
Hear hear! This was not a child from the housos who never had a chance at education and knows no better due to lack of opportunities - she is old enough, well educated enough and presumably intelligent enough to know better and definitely to have done better ... and by "done better" I mean have identified and supported a really talented break dancer to have the opportunity to actually do us proud.
More a lazy 'Under-roo'
more like severely untalented not lazy
@@Bonbon-Clazy because she didn’t wanna try to learn any “power moves” which actually takes strength, conditioning and coordination.
@@mattipanduro8583 she can't learn power moves no matter how much she tries cause she is just severely untalented in the sport
Glad the judges didn't give her any pity points and honoured the art and wanted to show the world by their scoring what a mockery she was.
“Her artistic license needs to be revoked.” 🤣🤣☠
The judge that won her the Olympic Games nod, WAS HER HUSBAND!
Incorrect.
@@DaveS71The initial reports said he was. Later reports are saying that is incorrect. I guess time will tell.
I thought this break dance thing was a joke, but then I remembered the year we're in.
Nailed it... It's a big old mess
I found it hilarious until it came out that she had family on the committee and realized she took the spot from someone more deserving. It's still pretty funny, never seen anyone do that, much less in public.
It's actually really messed up. The skill gap between her and her male counterpart, who was only 16, was an absolute mountain. Watch them both side by side and there's no way you can think this isn't some sick joke to pull a two week taxpayer funded holiday for her and her husband, who happens to be her "coach". I'm not even Aussie but if our country sent an athlete and their coach to the Olympics only to pull THAT performance?
🥇They should have awarded her a gold metal in narcissism. No talent or self awareness makes her a true triple threat. A triple threat to reality.
FTW my friend. Nailed it
And I think that those sponsoring her in competition also lack self-awareness and like wasting big money.
Just found your channel, i love every bit of deadpan sarcasm 😂 thanks for making this!