Raygun RESPONDS to 'Devastating' Hate! Behavioral Analyst & Hollywood Dancer REACT!

After making headlines all over the world for her performance at the 2024 Olympics, Rachael Gunn (Raygun) posted a video responding to the criticism. But what do her body language, facial expressions and word choice reveal about how she really feels towards the situation and was the whole thing exclusively her fault? Find out now!

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02:48 Raygun Body Language
11:30 What is Different About This?
19:46 How Does She Really Feel?
26:24 Is Raygun ACTUALLY Good at Breaking?
39:39 How is Breaking Scored?
49:37 The Problem with Breaking at the Olympics

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[TheBehavioralArts]

Hey everyone! Thanks so much for your patience on this! It originally got blocked for copyright after it uploaded so I had to cut out any footage from the Olympics. For those of you who need subtitles, it'll just take a bit of extra time but it'll be available soon! The footage I cut out was when my guest was talking about OTHER competitors and how well they did and I used footage to support what he was saying. You're not missing any information due to the copyright, just visual support for the points he was making. Thanks again for your patience and understanding.

[hetrodoxlysonov-whoo]

I don't hate her she just can't breakdance.

[marzaak]

I’m also an Aussie, and the mood here is one of embarrassment and disbelief that Raygun is the best female breakdancer Australia could send. My daughters are dancers and have been dancing since they were little, and I can tell you that the level of talent and skill I’ve witnessed over the years watching young dancers at Australian competitions is outstanding. I know we have real dance superstars in Australia, so I don’t understand how Raygun was sent to represent us.

[maggiebeth]

I saw a video by an Australian blogger comparing this woman's performance to that of Paralympian break dancers and they were SOOO much better than her. The blogger said something like "If people without legs can dance better than you in a dance that requires legs then you should expect some criticism" or something like that! The Paralympians are well worth a watch btw, they're amazing 🤩

[petahmcdee]

I’m Australian. I dont hate her- and it must be devastating for her. BUT why was she there and how did she think she could represent us in an Olympic competition?? It’s embarrassing as we have so much talent here in Australia!

[HeyTezza]

Great interview, as an Aussie I appreciate that you’re not walking on eggshells and calling a spade a spade. It’s frustrating to hear those who are defending her, and it’s disappointing that she has not yet apologised. She never should have been there and she needs to admit that and accept accountability.

[singingandy]

My question is, why did everyone around her let her go, do the sprinkler, dinosaur, and the kangaroo? "You're so good honey" "we are so proud of you" instead of "are you sure, it doesn't look good"

[astar]

I’ll tell you what was devastating: watching her make such a mockery of a profoundly intricate, physically demanding and creative athletic/creative expression.

[clownshoes]

As an Australian, its not hate if we felt embarrassed by the performance. We have all seen what breakdancing is like and that performance was far from it. It just looked very silly and something from a comedy skit.

[ytwatcher]

50% confidence, 48% narcissist, and 2% talent.

[linamargaritalis]

What an amazing guest! We all have eyes, even if we don't know the ins and outs of breaking, we can all tell she didn't do great. But he was so graceful when explaining absolutely everything, so detailed and generous toward the whole situation and even when answering the hard questions. Thanks for introducing us to this amazing human, who is not only extremely good at his job, but also kind and humble.

[roan]

Her problem is she's delusional. Her friends and family never told her she wasn't good at breaking.

[aaronteague]

What pisses me off about Raygun's video message is that she STILL thinks she's great at breaking and directs people to look at the percentages. But if you look at the percentages it's further proof that not only did she just lose but she was soundly decimated.

[listersgirl]

Participating in the Olympics means you will be judged by the world. If she didn't want to be judged, she shouldn't have participated.

[donovansbook]

Imagine going to a beat box competition, and you are still doing biff-psss biff-biff-psss. It might pass as a party trick but not on an international platform against world-class performers.

[blehbleh]

You know I'm so confused whether if she's truly 1) OVERCONFIDENT, that she thinks what she did was olympic level and that whatever is said about her performance is "hate". Or 2) It's her way of deflecting the "hate" (which is actually just objective criticism) so she's in DENIAL 😂

Just accept the criticism and say you'll be better. Stop denying it! It just makes her look insane because she couldn't see reality and lacks self awareness

[scubasteve]

Well, she may be an amateurish break dancer but she is definitely a professional victim.

[laurenm]

"I worked my butt off preparing for the Olympics and I gave my all." Yikes. That makes the final product of her performance worse.

[pgray]

I think what gets under people's skin, is that fact that she kind of represents so much of what is going on in society. We want people to do well. We are happy when people succeed. But so often we are seeing people who shouldn't be where they are, but they are there because they either knew the right people or made people feel sorry for them. It is not only discouraging, but can be dangerous.

[ew]

Breaking pioneer Crazy Legs slams Raygun over Olympic performance: “She was taking an opportunity from someone else”

“Breaking comes from a culture of people who have lived a difficult life — so when we see something like that we’re like, ‘Yo, is that a joke?”

“Maybe it’s a hobby for her — and that’s fine. Do your thing, girl, have fun. But you’re on the wrong stage.

“You can’t just go in there and disrupt a whole culture of people.

“There should be an investigation into why the World DanceSport Federation allowed this to happen. They should have required a certain level of expertise to be at the Olympics.

“It would have been nice if she had bowed out. She was taking an opportunity from someone else.

“You don’t have to be an expert to a drive a car but you have to be good enough not to hurt other people on the street”