Suni Lee Hilariously Makes Fun Of Her Olympics Balance Beam Fall
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"Suni wins this trend," one fan wrote.
Suni Lee picks herself back up when she falls — and can laugh about it later.
The six-time Olympic medalist jumped on an Olympics internet trend after she took a tumble off the balance beam, ending her chances of a podium finish in that event.
“Unfortunately I was selected for the Olympics,” she captioned a video of her painful-looking fall on TikTok.
People have been posting funny sports fail videos and joking that they didn’t make the cut for the Olympics. The wipeout clips are generally accompanied by a remixed version of the U.S. national anthem called “Star Bangled (Bass Boosted),” the same music that Lee used.
“So unfortunately i was not chosen for the usa 24 olympic diving team,” reads the caption on one viral clip of a tragic attempt at a dive.
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