Chloe Finemans Impression Of Olympic Breakdancers Routine Is Hilariously Accurate

Chloe Fineman is taking a shot at Raygun. 

Over the weekend, the Saturday Night Live star posted a TikTok  in which she did an impression of Australian Rachael Raygun Gunns bizarre breakdancing routine  at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

In the video, Fineman sports an all-green ensemble akin to Gunns Olympic tracksuit and proceeds to do an even sillier imitation of the now-viral performance, which includes plenty of Tyrannosaurus rex arms, kangaroo hops and awkward gyrating. But b-girl Fineman also ups the ante with a few of her own creative moves.

The 2024 Paris Olympics were the first Olympic Games to include breakdancing (officially known as breaking), and Gunn a 36-year-old professor at Macquarie University in Sydney with a Ph.D. in cultural studies totally stole the show with a truly bonkers routine  that featured moves she made up on her own.

All my moves are original, she reportedly said  after her performance. She also told The Associated Press  that because of her age, she didnt feel like she could compete physically with her younger competitors.

I was never going to beat these girls on what they do best their power moves, Gunn told the AP. What I bring is creativity.

And hey, if Raygun needs a little more inspiration for a few new moves in the future, may we suggest she check out a certain scene from Napoleon Dynamite.