Adele pauses Munich concert to rave about viral Olympics breakdancer: ‘I can’t work out if it was a joke’
During her concert in Munich, Adele couldn’t contain her excitement over the viral Olympics breakdancer Raygun. She described Raygun’s performance as “the best thing that’s happened in the Olympics” and revealed that she couldn’t stop laughing about it with her friends. The breakdancer, whose real name is Rachael Gunn, didn’t win any points from the judges and was eliminated after losing all her matches. However, her unique moves went viral on social media, sparking discussions among fans.
Adele expressed her admiration for the breakdancer and even questioned whether it was a joke. She encouraged her audience to watch the footage online, emphasizing how funny and entertaining it was. Raygun’s performance, which included unconventional moves and a quirky style, captured the attention of many, despite not winning any medals. Her creativity and originality in the sport of breaking impressed both Adele and spectators.
Although breaking faced criticism during its Olympic debut in Paris 2024, Raygun defended its inclusion in the Games and advocated for its future appearance. As a university lecturer with a background in dance, she brought a fresh perspective to the sport and showcased her unique artistic approach. Adele, a fan of the breakdancer, announced her plans for a music hiatus after her Munich residency.
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