'No more booing': Piper Gilles & Asher Hill share their Kiss, Cry & Goodbye from Cup of China

CBC English
14 followers
Nov 10, 2026
AI Generated·May contain errors
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThe speaker shares their emotional highlights from a figure skating event, praising Lara's artistic performance and celebrating Yuna and Sumi's first Grand Prix medal. The discussion shifts to a plea for sportsmanship, condemning the booing of athletes and emphasizing the importance of camaraderie and mutual support within the skating community.
It's time for the kiss, the cry, and get out of here, goodbye.
My kiss.
Is Lara. I love her pre-program.
I could sit there and just watch her freeze a moment in time any day.
It's perfection. Keep doing that.
Obviously, get your jumps, but keep going.
My cry is Yuna and Sumi winning
their first Grand Prix medal for the pairs.
There was a video of them backstage,
and it's just like it's really emotional to watch skaters,
and we know exactly what that means in those moments.
And my goodbye is...
No more booing.
The booing of these athletes, like,
sport is supposed to be a safe space for people.
It doesn't matter why or who or what was happening.
Like, just, we don't need it in the sport.
We just need to all be happy and support each other.
I completely agree. I second that.
What did hearten me to see was all the skaters coming out
at the end of her exhibition program
and them spinning together, showing that,
like, the skaters have camaraderie.
It's sometimes the fanship.
Make sure you check some of your fan cousins and stuff.
Keep it together. Enjoy the sport. It's for the skaters.
This sport is for everyone.
