Resurfaced Kanye West speech has become leading trend for Team USA winners using TikTok in Paris

Olympians are using a years-old speech made by an unexpected celebrity to commemorate their wins on social media.

So far, Team USA have bagged themselves an impressive nine gold medals, some of which were, of course, won by Simone Biles.

The highly decorated gymnast won gold at the Women's Artistic Individual All-Around final yesterday (August 1), making her one of the most successful Olympic gymnasts in history.

A day prior, Biles and her teammates Suni Lee, Jordan Chiles, Jade Carey and Hezly Rivera also took the gold for Team USA in the group final for gymnastics.

Following their win, the girls took to TikTok to show off their medals.

The start of the now-viral clip sees Lee and Chiles miming a line from Kanye West's 2005 Grammy Awards speech after the rapper won Best Album for The College Dropout.

West concluded his infamous speech with: "Everybody want to know what I would do if I didn't win... I guess we'll never know."

Elsewhere in the monologue, West addressed his near-fatal car accident in 2002 that left him with two broken legs and a shattered jaw.

"When I had my accident, I found out at that moment nothing in life is promised except death," he said at the time. "If you had the opportunity to play this game of life, you need to appreciate every moment. A lot of people don't appreciate their moment until its passed."

Lee and Chiles mimed the final line of West's 2005 speech before going on to show them and their teammates - Biles included - saying 'I guess we'll never know', while showing off their gold medals.

And Team USA aren't the only ones to have used West's speech for content creation inspiration of late, as Filipino-American figure-skating champion Sofia Frank did too.

Frank recently took part in the South East Asian Open Figure Skating competition and won gold.

Upon getting on the podium to receiver her award, Frank shrugged as mimed West's famous line of 'I guess we'll never know', in anticipation of making a TikTok video from it at a later date.

Frank has since posted the clip of the video sharing platform has has generated four million views in just a matter of days.

People have since gone wild for the unconventional celebration.

One person commented of the ice-skater's video: "ON THE PODIUM?! QUEEN."

"I love this generation so much," chuckled another at the 18-year-old's antics. A third added: "Omg this is iconic."

Dozens of fellow TikTok users echoed similar sentiments, while others called Frank 'amazing'.

Team USA's current medal count - 44

Gold medalists

• Lee Kiefer: Fencing - Women's individual foil
• Torri Huske: Swimming - Women's 100m butterfly
• Jack Alexj, Chris Guiliano, Hunter Armstrong, Caeleb Dressel, Ryan Held, Matt King: Swimming - Men's 4x100m freestyle
• Simone Biles, Sunisa Lee, Jordan Chiles, Jade Carey, Hezly Rivera: Artistic Gymnastics - Women's team competition
• Katie Ledecky: Swimming - Women's 1500m freestyle
• Nick Mead, Justin Best, Michael Grady and Liam Corrigan: Rowing - Men's coxless four
• Jacqueline Dubrovich, Lee Kiefer, Lauren Scruggs, Maia Mei Weintraub - Fencing: Women's foil team
• Simone Biles: Artistic gymnastics
• Kate Douglass: Swimming - Women's 200m breaststroke

Silver medalists

• Nic Fink: Swimming - Men's 100m breaststroke
• Lauren Scruggs: Fencing - Women's individual foil
• Gretchen Walsh: Swimming - Women's 100m butterfly
• Haley Batten: Mountain Bike - Women's cross country
• Kate Douglass, Gretchen Walsh. Torri Huske, Simone Manuel, Erika Connolly, Abbey Weitzel: Swimming - Women's 4x100m freestyle
• Sarah Bacon and Kassidy Cook: Diving - Women's springboard 3m synchronised
• Katie Grimes: Swimming - Women's 400m individual medley
• Jagger Eaton: Skateboarding - Men's street
• Regan Smith: Swimming - Women's 100m backstroke
• Bobby Finke: Swimming - Men's 800m freestyle
• Carson Foster, Brooks Curry, Chris Guiliano, Luke Hobson, Drew Kibler, Blake Pieroni, Kieran Smith: Swimming - Men, 4x200m freestyle
• Perris Benegas: Cycling - Women's BMX freestyle
• Torri Huske: Swimming - Women's 100m freestyle
• Regan Smith: Swimming - Women's 200m butterfly
• Erin Gemell, Katie Ledecky, Paige Madden, Simone Manuel, Anna Peplowski, Alex Shackell, Claire Weinstein: Swimming - Women's 4x200m freestyle
• Karl Cook, Laura Kraut, McLain Ward: Equestrian - Jumping team
• Sagen Maddalena: Shooting - Women, 50m rifle 3 positions
• Regan Smith: Swimming - Women's 200m backstroke

Bronze medalists

• Carson Foster: Swimming - Men's 400m individual medley
• Katie Ledecky: Swimming - Women's 400m freestyle
• Chloe Dygert: Cycling - Women's individual time trial
• Frederick Richard, Brody Malone, Stephen Nedoroscik, Paul Juda, Asher Hong: Artistic Gymnastics - Men's team competition
• Nick Itkin: Fencing - Men's foil individual
• Emma Weyant: Swimming - Women's 400m individual medley
• Ryan Murphy: Swimming - Men's 100m backstroke
• Luke Hobson: Swimming - Men's 200m freestyle
• Nyjah Huston: Skateboarding - Men's street
• Ilona Maher, Kayla Canett, Lauren Doyle, Alev Kelter, Kristi Kirshe, Sarah Levy, Alena Olsen, Ariana Ramsey, Steph Rovetti, Alex Sedrick, Sammy Sullivan, Naya Tapper: Rugby 7s - Women's team competition
• Katharine Berkoff: Swimming - Women's 100m backstroke
• Evy Leibfarth: Canoe slalom - Women's Canoe Single
• Suni Lee: Artistic Gymnastics
• Casey Kaufhold, Brady Ellison: Archery - Mixed Team
• Grant Fisher: Athletics - Men's 10,000m
• Ian Barrows and Hans Henken: Sailing - Men's skiff
• Henry Hollingsworth, Nick Rusher, Christian Tabash, Clark Dean, Chris Carlson, Peter Chatain, Evan Olson, Pieter Quinton: Rowing - Men's eight