Rachael Gunn, better known as Raygun, said backlash to her performances at the Paris Olympics has made it “really difficult” for her to continue her breaking career.

Australian breaker Rachael “Raygun” Gunn announced she will no longer competitively breakdance after the negative response from the Paris Games.

Raygun, the Australian breaker who went viral at the Paris Olympics, is challenging breakdancers to show off their moves.

The World DanceSport Federation said Rachael Gunn secured the top spot after she came in first place at the 2023 Oceania Continental Championships.

Asked whether she genuinely believed she is the best female breaker in Australia, Rachael Gunn said: “I think my record speaks to that.”

Australian b-girl Raygun released a new video to address what she said were hateful comments and misinformation spreading online following her viral Olympic performance in breaking, calling the fallout “devastating.”

Rachael Gunn and the Australian Olympic Committee responded to an anonymous online petition, attacking the breaking competitor for her controversial 2024 Olympics performance.

New footage surfaced this week featuring Australian b-girl Raygun dancing in the Olympic village with some of her fellow athletes — and it has some questioning.

Australian b-girl Raygun has addressed criticism over her breaking dance moves at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.

Australian breakdancer Rachael “Raygun” Gunn shared her thoughts on the online criticism toward her Aug. 9 performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, which earned her no points.