Australian breakdancer Rachael 'Raygun' Gunn, who gained viral fame during the Paris Olympics despite receiving no points for her performance, is poised to earn millions in endorsements, according to marketing experts. Her unconventional routine, described as both 'hilariously ridiculous' and emblematic of the Aussie spirit of 'having a go', has made her a polarizing yet captivating figure. Experts like Max Markson note that while she may not be well-received in Australia, her international notoriety positions her as a valuable brand ambassador for major companies like Adidas and McDonald's. Dee Madigan emphasized her swift rise to cultural icon status, which could lead to lucrative opportunities in reality TV and speaking engagements. Despite the harsh judging at the Olympics, Gunn's unique appeal has sparked significant interest from global brands eager to capitalize on her newfound fame. The potential for endorsement deals could see her earning upwards of $500,000 per contract, with multiple companies likely to pursue her.