“No teacher could tell me sh*t” – 16-year-old Gold medalist at Paris Olympics breaks internet after worrying about school
16 year old Quincy Wilson stuns the internet by worrying about school after winning gold at the Paris Olympics.
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Quincy Wilson at the Paris Olympics (image via Instagram)
16 year old Quincy Wilson made his Olympic debut on Friday by running in the 4x400m relay event at the Paris Olympics. He won a gold but that was mundane because he was more worried about school.
Quincy Wilson posted on his twitter account a picture of him casually wearing the gold medal. What broke the internet was his caption. He gave major Peter Parker vibes when he upsettingly shared that he had school in 2 and a half weeks. For emphasis, he added a heartbreak emoji next to the text. Well the internet was not gonna pretend they did not hear that.
Wilson ran the first leg of the qualifying round of the 4*400 m relay. The team claimed third place, securing themselves a spot at the finals of the Paris Olympics. The final team consisted of Rai Benjamin, Christopher Bailey, Vernon Norwood, and Bryce Deadmon. While Wilson did not run in the finals, he did take the team to the finals, therefore, he won the gold with them.
Wilson was the youngest male athlete to participate and in turn, win a gold in the Olympic Games in US track and field history. Before him, the record was jointly held by Jim Ryun and Erriyon Knighton. Both were 17 years old when they made their debut at the Olympics.
Fans react to Quincy Wilson worrying about school after winning gold
Quincy Wilson left the internet buzzing after his tweet about his school starting in weeks after the Olympic games. The people put on their capes and started making memes on Wilson achieving many people’s dreams and then worrying about school. Many wrote their thoughts about the ‘how was your summer break’ conversations.
One user hilariously wrote that he would wear the medal to school every day over a plain white t-shirt. Some users poked fun tweeting that the people at school would never hear the end of it if they won an Olympic medal. Some users appreciated Wilson and called him the coolest kid in the town.
A medal would just make them invincible. Suffice it to say, that the people were extremely excited to see Quincy Wilson at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. They showered him with wishes for his upcoming ventures after having broken a world record at the age of 16.
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