I’m only finding people covering it and responding to it and not the actual video. At best some meme videos have more of the content.

It seems like I’m being gaslighted by how bad this was without it being proven to me. Lol. I’m kidding of course I wasn’t watching every second of the Olympics so that’s my bad and I’m sure I can take people’s word for it but I’d still like to see it.

  • Sum-DuudBEnglish
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    2 months ago

    From the videos I’ve seen it is one of those just because you can, doesn’t mean you should scenarios. If she is the best the country has then maybe don’t enter the competition on the world stage.

    • The_DirtscipleBEnglish
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      2 months ago

      I agree with that, they probably shouldn’t have sent her to the Olympics to begin with, not sure how she ended up qualifying. My point was just that the reels and memes make it look much worse than it actually came across while watching the competition in real time. She was extremely outmatched and deserved the zero votes she got, but I don’t think she deserves to be internationally ridiculed, I feel bad for her.

    • Warm_Comparison6568BEnglish
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      2 months ago

      Idk about that either. If that’s the mindset, then plenty of countries (maybe all of them) should’ve opted out of competition with Usain Bolt, Michael Phelps, Simone Biles, etc…cause plenty of countries got embarrassed by those individuals. She got to live a dream of being an Olympic athlete and had the opportunity to represent her country. Despite the aftermath, which noone could’ve predicted to this extent, i think she should proud of her efforts. I don’t think she seriously thought she stood a breakers chance of winning. But she made some noise and now she is a trailblazer for breaking in her country.

      I honestly was more entertained by her breaking than the opponent. I thought she had some showmanship and charisma the other lacked. A zero score was harsh in my opinion.