The eccentric Australian break dancer who won the Paris Olympic Games tried to get a microphone out of the hands of a Drag Queen from Oxford Street on Thursday evening, to stumble and fall during an embarrassing spontaneous version.
Rachael Gunn, also known under her nickname Raygun, became a global source of spot during the Olympic Games in Paris.
Dressed in an Australian tracksuit that looked more like a cricket uniform than a breakdancing step, jumped Raygun like a kangaroo and slid around the floor like a snake in a routine that made no impression on the jury members.
The One-Vrouw-MEME generator dropped her hair on Thursday evening and went on stage in a nightclub in Sydney to reinstall her Olympic version.
In images shared on Instagram by Drag Queen Champagne, the crowd can be seen at Universal who sags Raygun's name before she immediately stumbled over her own foot and fell on her face.
The 37-year-old academic stumbled quickly and then tried to take the microphone out of the hands of Champagne.
Rachael Gunn appeared on Thursday in a nightclub in Sydney and tried to re -make her Viral Paris Olympics Break -Routine, but stumbled and fell
Rachael Gunn, also known under her nickname Raygun, became a global source of spot during the Olympic Games in Paris 2024
Rayugn admitted that she had 'sure' 'too much' to drink before she hit the stage in Universal in Oxford Street on Thursday
Raygun wore loose-fitting shorts with a print of cartoon cats, combined with an oversized red-and-black polo shirt for her big evening.
She appeared in the Stonewall Hotel before she walked Oxford Street to the Universal Nightclub in a few thick white sneakers and long white socks.
Sydney Drag Queen Champagne shared images of the incident with Instagram, which was then shared by LGBTQ+ News Source, Gay Sydney News.
The outlet reported that Gunn 'tried to dance' on the ground stage of the night club with two levels.
In the video she seems to recreate some of the dance movements from her Olympics 2024 version in Paris, but her toes roll forward and she loses her balance.
The Australian Olympian admitted that she had 'absolutely' a little too much to drink after the images started to circulate online.
To the commentary section on the GSN message, she wrote: 'Hahaha Defs had a little too much! Imagine my Hangxiety today! '
Hangxiety, or hangover, is a feeling of fear, stress or fear that can occur after drinking alcohol.
Responses to the video were mixed, with club visitors who met Raygun on Thursday and said she was 'beautiful'.
But others did not approve that she tried to take the microphone out of champagne.
The Drag Queen is a permanent host at Universal and Hyped the Olympian during her performance, but did not seem impressed when Gunn grabbed the microphone after falling.
Gunn held her fingers against the crowd as if he wanted to say 'that is enough', after she was straight before she fell dangerously close to the stage.
Several men tried to direct the dancer, so that she did not lose her foot for the second time.
“She was really nice to meet,” Tiktoker Luke Austin posted, while another image said, “The microphone Snatch … says a lot.”
Gunn's Big Night Out comes after several recent attempts to monopolize on her new fame, including a shock appearance on stage with tones and I in Melbourne and challenging haters for a $ 10k dance off competition.
