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Rachael Gunn, known by her stage name "Raygun," has recently signed with a talent agency, marking a new chapter in her unexpected rise to fame. Gunn, who gained attention during her breakdancing performance at the Paris Olympic Games, has been a subject of both media fascination and public scrutiny. Despite the mixed reactions to her Olympic appearance, Gunn's presence in the Australian media continues to grow.

 

At 36, Gunn's journey has taken a surprising turn. She has been linked with a potential appearance on the popular reality show "I’m a Celebrity… Get me out of here!" and has officially signed with Born Bred Talent, an influencer marketing agency. With her Instagram following now at an impressive 197,000, Gunn has embraced her newfound notoriety by adding a contact from the agency to her social media bio. The old adage that "all publicity is good publicity" seems to apply here, as Gunn has received a flood of media attention both in Australia and internationally since her memorable Olympic performance.

 

Gunn has had bucketloads of media coverage in Australia and around the world ever since she left jaws on the floor busting out the “sprinkler,” a snake impression and a kangaroo hop at the Games.

 

Her breakdancing routine, which included moves like "the sprinkler," a snake impression, and a kangaroo hop, left audiences both shocked and amused. Celebrities such as Adele, Jimmy Fallon, and DJ Fatboy Slim have all referenced Gunn since her Olympic appearance, with Fatboy Slim humorously remarking, "we would have given you 10 out of 10, Rachael," in a video that compared her moves to those in his iconic "Praise You" music video.

 

Gunn remained silent in the immediate aftermath of her Olympic performance but eventually broke her silence with a social media post last week. She followed this up with a cameo appearance at the TV Week Logies Awards. However, some in the industry believe that Gunn may have missed an opportunity to fully capitalize on her sudden fame. A public relations expert expressed concern that Gunn may have waited too long to translate her widespread media coverage into lucrative deals. "If she was taking this seriously, she should have already done five international talk shows by now," the expert told Daily Mail Australia. The expert also noted that despite having some of the biggest stars in the world talking about her, Gunn's management has only managed to secure a pre-recorded message on the Logies.

 

In her social media post, Gunn addressed her Olympic experience, insisting that she gave her all in the competition. She also called for an end to the harassment directed at her "family, friends, and the breaking community" in the wake of her performance. Despite the challenges, Gunn's journey appears to be far from over. Reports suggest that she has caught the attention of the producers of "I’m a Celebrity… Get me out of here!" The show, known for placing celebrities in a rugged campsite environment and subjecting them to a series of challenges and eliminations, seems to have identified Gunn as a potential contestant for its next season.

 

This opportunity could prove to be a significant and profitable move for Gunn, who might need to act quickly if she wants to make the most of her rapid rise to fame. While her Olympic performance did not win over the judges—Gunn failed to win a single round in her three appearances in Paris—she did manage to win a new legion of fans with her self-deprecating humor and unique style. However, the judges and much of the world saw things differently, which only adds to the complexity of Gunn's public image.

 

As Gunn navigates her newfound fame, the coming months will reveal whether she can turn her 15 minutes of fame into a lasting career. Her decision to join a talent agency and potentially appear on a major reality TV show suggests that she is serious about making the most of her moment in the spotlight. Whether or not she can sustain this momentum remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: Raygun's journey is far from ordinary, and the world is watching to see what she does next.

 

Credit: NYP  2024-08-24

 

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On 8/24/2024 at 2:46 PM, Cameroni said:

Embarrassing performance, embarrassing society that let's her capitalise on being a buffoon. Another reason to never go to Australia. 

Yeah they copied the UK again.

 

Gone all woke. End up represented by RayGun doing a kangaroo impression.

 

Embarrassing...

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Australia was much better perceived with the movie Crocodile Dundee. How the F did the Olympic committee allow this abortion to perform. The world is going mad. 

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On 8/24/2024 at 12:46 AM, Cameroni said:

Embarrassing performance, embarrassing society that let's her capitalise on being a buffoon. Another reason to never go to Australia. 

Give her credit for not wearing blackface while doing it.

 

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