Title is the question.

 

Unfortunately, most social media is blocked here, so it's tough for me to see any videos.  The stills I could find don't tell much of a story.

 

https://apnews.com/article/2024-olympics-breaking-a3101ed263a9368bb33627931f5102f3

https://www.foxsports.com.au/olympics/paris-2024-olympics-breakdancing-debut-breaking-australia-raygun-rachael-gunn-news-snoop-dogg/news-story/e3a9b89547c49458d0c5fef0668ebb33

Just a bit more'cringe'than the other contestants apparently! 

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Edited August 11, 20241 yr by Jethro Tull

Shameful. Disgusting. And now victim playing with the male dominating sport BS.

 

People train years and this is what woke Aussie send for the world to laugh at their face.

 

Perhaps she should be thanked for canceling breakdancing from future Olympics. 

Edited August 11, 20241 yr by Celsius

1 hour ago, Celsius said:

Shameful. Disgusting. And now victim playing with the male dominating sport BS.

 

I actually enjoy watching a good break dancer, especially on the street when I don't expect a show. 

 

But I wasn't so keen on seeing it in the Olympics.  My first thought was that judging it would be too subjective and it would end up being political.

 

Yes it was dreadful, the low point after the opening ceremony. I'm bored to death by Olympics. Who the hell watches this crap?

Break dancing is now a sport at the olympics ?  No wonder I stopped watching decades ago.

 

Watching someone have an epileptic fit on a mat, isn't entertainment or a sport.  

 

What next, pole dancing 😎

 

Not sure I stopped watching because of all the doping, or professionals were allowed to compete.   Or simply realized it was just another divisive distraction to advance nationalism.   

 

I'm amazed people still watch and it's profitable to even put the games on.   They're getting more embarrassing with every new olympics.

Edited August 11, 20241 yr by KhunLA

I'm actually interested in the pole dancing 

Edited August 11, 20241 yr by roo860

8 hours ago, impulse said:

 

I actually enjoy watching a good break dancer, especially on the street when I don't expect a show. 

 

But I wasn't so keen on seeing it in the Olympics.  My first thought was that judging it would be too subjective and it would end up being political.