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Source：Wisdom Convergence Information Network Editor：Games Time：2025-06-26 02:09:10

As if Adam Rippon wasn't already the hero of the Winter Olympics,France he's gone and sassed the figure skating judges.

Serving up a not-so-subtle jab at the judges during the men's short program on Thursday, the 28-year-old Team USA figure skater officially solidified his position as Pyeongchang Olympic King.

SEE ALSO: Olympian Adam Rippon speaks out about his starvation diet

Mid-routine, skating to "Let Me Think About It," by Ida Carr and Fedde le Grande, Rippon timed a stop at the judges panel, taking the moment to extend the sassiest single finger you've ever seen in your life. It was an undeniable, ice-cold serve.

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Fiiiiiiiiiiire! Watch him work his magic, we'll be over here in a puddle:

"I might not be the best, but I'm the most fun, so I think that tonight I'm really going to enjoy myself," he told NBC before the event. Damn right.

Rippon has had quite the week, not only throwing shade on the ice but bravely speaking out about his brutal starvation diet, in an attempt to help others having a similar experience.

Look, if you're not following him on Twitter, do it immediately.

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