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Breakdancing sensation Raygun just received another “honor.” Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 players can now do her viral Olympics dance in the game.
That’s right. Rachael Gunn’s mesmerizing breaking routine from the Paris Olympics is now an emote in the Season One Battle Pass of Call of Duty Black Ops 6. (Minnesota Vikings defensive back Cam Bynum will be very happy.)
Call of Duty gamers seem very excited about Raygun’s legendary dance moves being added to the game as a clip of her dance in game has been re-posted hundreds of times and liked over 11,000 times on X (Twitter).
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“This emote is everything, love the Raygun dance throwback,” one fan wrote on X, while another added, “What bundle is this in so I can buy right away?”
“Game of the Year,” another gamer suggested.
The #BlackOps6 Season 1 Battlepass ‘Move Set’ Emote references the VIRAL ‘RayGun’ Olympic Dance Routine 🤣 pic.twitter.com/BkUUK81Kds
— DETONATED (@DETONATEDcom) November 14, 2024
Sadly, last week, Raygun announced she was retiring from competitive breaking competition.
“I’m not going to compete anymore, no,” Rachael Gunn revealed. “I was going to keep competing, for sure, but that seems really difficult for me to do now to approach a battle.
“I mean I still dance, and I still break. But, you know, that’s like in my living room with my partner. It’s been really upsetting. I just didn’t have any control over how people saw me or who I was.”
Raygun did add that she will still participate in “community jams,” but competing on a national stage won’t be happening again.
She also added in an interview that accompanied a recent glam photo shoot she did for Stellar magazine, “I’ve got a few new projects that I’m working on right now that I’m really excited about [that are] centered around self-expression and joyfulness. You should be hearing more about them in the next few months.”
Perhaps all the love she has been getting lately will lead to her changing her mind about not competing in “elite competitions” ever again.