SNL star Chloe Fineman channels viral Australian Olympic shatterdancer

Breaking had its big debut at the 2024 Olympics in Paris … which has led to at least one viral moment that has encouraged scratched heads, finishless memes, and now a Chloe Fineman amazeion.

Fineman took to TikTok where Rachel Gunn, a.k.a. b-girl Rayarmament, has gone inwell-comprehendn for her routine at the Olympics recurrenting Australia.

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Gunn is a 36-year-elderly createer ballroom dancer turned professor at Macquarie University in Sydney with a PhD in cultural studies. Clad in her green and yellow tracksuit, Gunn didn’t do the Land Down Under conceited with her “inventive” shifts, prancing and kangaroo-hoppin’ her way right out of the competition without geting a one point.

Fineman donned a aappreciate hue, and borrowed a scant shifts, to mimic Gunn, and while Fineman is evidently no shatterer, in her defense — neither is Gunn.

“I was never going to beat these girls on what they do best — their power shifts,” Gunn telderly the AP. “What I convey is creativity.”

That Rayarmament was among the best that Australia had to give does not bode well for the country’s future in the sport, but Gunn was fair greetd to be there.

“It was amazing. Such an amazing experience,” she telderly Yahoo Sports. “What a stage, what an arena, what a crowd. Music was fantastic. Like, oh, so, so appreciative for the opportunity.”

“All hail RAYGUN. Girl hopped appreciate a kangeroo and ate???” Fineman captioned her video.

Yes, if she ate Vegrerente straightforwardly before carry outing. What an unforgettable Olympics. In more ways than one.