ALLDAY PROJECT's TARZZAN Throws Body at University Festival, Dazzling Fall to the Bare Floor

For a moment, the audience froze. A dizzying situation occurred when TARZZAN of ALLDAY PROJECT threw his body toward the audience seats during a university festival stage and fell straight onto the bare floor.

On the 1st, TARZZAN took the stage at the Konkuk University festival and continued his performance while breathing closely with the audience. Approaching the edge of the stage to make eye contact with fans, he suddenly turned his back to the audience and threw his body backward.

It appeared he was attempting so-called "crowd surfing," where the audience catches the singer, but the result was different from what was expected. Because they were unable to sufficiently support TARZZAN's body, he fell straight to the floor. This scene was captured entirely by mobile phones filming the performance throughout the site.

What was even more surprising was immediately after the accident. TARZZAN stood up right away and moved back toward the stage with the help of a security guard. Without letting go of the microphone, he continued singing and did not stop the performance.

After returning to the stage, the first thing TARZZAN checked was not his own condition. He checked the audience's condition several times, asking toward the seats, "Is everyone here okay? I'm sorry. You didn't get hurt, right?"

The video containing the scene spread quickly through SNS. Netizens who saw the video reacted with comments such as "I'm glad it didn't lead to a major accident," "He must have been really surprised for a moment," and "The audience must have been flustered as well."

TARZZAN, who has built stage experience while working as a dancer and model, is currently active as a member of ALLDAY PROJECT. Recently, he has been expanding his field of activity by appearing on the Netflix variety show "Why on Earth Do We Hike?". While the unexpected situation that day was dizzying, his appearance of continuing the performance until the end and looking after the audience first drew attention.