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Oldeff Tarzan Falls During College Festival Performance

No serious injuries Activities since their comeback last September

Gim Ga Yeong
2026-10-03 09:19:10
[Edaily Starin Gim Ga Yeong Reporter] Tarzan of the group All Day Project fell from the stage into the audience during a performance.
Photo: News1
On the 1st, All Day Project took the stage at Konkuk University’s fall festival. That day, the group performed a setlist that included “Famous,” “Wicked,” “One More Time,” and “Crash.”
However, an accident occurred while they were performing their new song “Crash.” Tarzan threw himself toward the audience during the performance and fell straight to the ground. It appears Tarzan attempted “crowd surfing”—where the audience catches the singer—but the accident occurred due to a miscommunication.
After falling into the crowd, Tarzan returned to the stage with the help of security guards. Although the situation could have easily led to a serious accident, it appears he was unharmed.
Tarzan apologized, saying, “Is everyone here okay?” and “I’m sorry.”
All Day Project debuted in June of last year and quickly gained attention from K-pop fans. They released their first EP, *All Day Project*, in December of the same year, and are currently promoting their second EP, *Crash*, which was released on September 28—about nine months later.

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