Simone Biles expanded her Olympic legacy over the weekend. Following her gold medal in the women’s all-around, the gymnastics great posted a series of hilarious tweets reacting to her legend status.

With the whole world watching her every move throughout the 2024 Paris Olympics, Biles had some thoughts on how sports media treats athletes. Monday morning, she took to social media to call out a common question, writing on X, “you guys really gotta stop asking athletes what’s next after they win a medal at the Olympics.”

She added: “let us soak up the moment we’ve worked our whole lives for.”

She’s not wrong: Since Biles qualified for multiple events, it felt like reporters and analysts weren’t giving her a chance to enjoy the success of her medal wins. We get that she still had more events in which to compete, but when someone wins gold doing the hardest vault in the world, you let them have that moment before getting into “what’s next.”

She also had time to throw a little political shade. When singer Ricky Davila posted a photo of the seven-time gold medalist with her now famous goat necklace, captioned, “Simone Biles being the GOAT, winning Gold medals and dominating gymnastics is her black job,” she quoted it, writing, “I love my black job.”

One legend acknowledged her greatness online, as LeBron James responded to her post, writing, “Black [goat].” As they say, “Game recognize game.”

On Monday, Biles wrapped up her time in Paris with one more medal. She won a silver in floor exercise, while her teammate Jordan Chiles took home bronze. Brazil’s Rebecca Andrade won the gold.

Biles and Chiles are good friends who train at the same gym in Texas. Their friendship has been on display throughout the Games. On Sunday, the 11-time Olympic medalist hopped on Instagram to post a photo of the twosome in their best Team USA fits, writing, “red, white, biles&chiles.”

We expected Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles to make major statements on the Olympics stage, but the way they’ve showed up and showed out for Black women everywhere has been so joyous to watch.