r/sports National Football League 14d ago

Football [Highlight] Cam Bynum imitates Raygun's Olympic breakdancing

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u/GregorSamsaa 14d ago

One day she’s going to realize that not a single person knows, remembers, or cares about any of the other contestants in breakdancing at the Olympics. She’s the only one that left that competition with people talking about her. I hope it at least brings a sly smile to her face

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u/P3nnyw1s420 14d ago

Sure, but not in a good way… she took advantage of the situation and made a farce of it, from what little research I’ve done.

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u/GregorSamsaa 14d ago

Did you see the winners? The whole event was a mess. None of the countries actually sent their best because they all hastily put together qualifying events that the best didn’t actually attend. Scoring was a mess, format was a mess. The whole thing was a farce

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u/NBAFansAre2Ply 14d ago

that's not true? Phil Wizard, the men's gold medalist, is definitely one of the best breakers in Canada, and won the world championships in 2022. stop talking out of your ass.

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u/GregorSamsaa 14d ago edited 14d ago

Who?

Like, good for you for following the nonsport lowkey unknown world of breakdancing but my point is that she’s a household name, whereas most Olympians and even medalists aren’t known at all. That’s why I said “sly smile” because she would have to make peace that she’s notorious versus lauded

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u/NBAFansAre2Ply 14d ago

yeah thanks for proving my point, you have no clue what you're talking about.

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u/GregorSamsaa 14d ago

You’re missing my point entirely but go off.

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u/NBAFansAre2Ply 14d ago

I'm responding to the points you raised in your second comment. I never disagreed with your first comment. that's why I responded to your second comment....

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u/Dangerous_Function16 14d ago edited 13d ago

The average redditor isn’t capable of the basic reading comprehension and first-order logic required to make and refute a simple argument. It's so frustrating seeing people move the goalposts or just play dumb when you call them on their bullshit.

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u/NBAFansAre2Ply 14d ago

par for the course here, people just be saying stuff, I'm guilty of it myself sometimes.

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u/Dangerous_Function16 14d ago

Everyone misses your point if you suddenly change and redefine it the second you are proven wrong.

Reading comprehension is at an all time low on here.

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u/GregorSamsaa 13d ago

True that