Raygun has made peace with the Paris Olympics

Raygun has made peace with her performance at the Paris Olympics. She has spoken openly about her experience, describing it as less negative than she initially feared. Raygun's reflections come as part of a forthcoming Netflix documentary, 'Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly', which delves into her breakdancing career and the aftermath of her Olympic debut. The documentary also addresses the conspiracy theories and bullying she faced following her performance.

Raygun's public statements mark a shift in her stance. Previously, she had been working to escape the long shadow cast by her Olympic performance. The upcoming documentary aims to provide a deeper look into her journey, offering insights into her personal and professional growth. The World DanceSport Federation (WDSF) has entered the conversation surrounding breaking, indicating a broader interest in the sport's development and its place in future Olympic Games.

This development suggests that the controversy surrounding Raygun's performance may have broader implications for the sport of breaking. Raygun's journey and the upcoming documentary have sparked conversations within the breaking community. The Japan Times and The Guardian have covered Raygun's efforts to move forward, while Comic Basics and ITVX have focused on the details of the documentary. CNN has reported on Raygun's newfound peace with her Olympic experience, providing a glimpse into her current mindset.