Sunisa Lee Is ‘On Top Of The World’ In Celebration Video That Sums Up Tokyo Olympics
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The gymnast's low-key celebration clip has racked up millions of views on TikTok.
Olympic champion gymnast Sunisa Lee celebrated her historic victory in the individual all-around event in Tokyo on Thursday in a video that could sum up the coronavirus pandemic-delayed games. The 18-year-old American star showed off her gold medal while dancing to Azealia Banks’ “Luxury” next to a part-eaten pizza in what appeared to be her room at the Olympic Village, where athletes are subject to strict COVID-19 protocols. “On top of the world rn,” the Minnesota native captioned the video that’s garnered almost 17 million views on TikTok.
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