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Shocking Video: Lady Gaga Dropped By Fan After Straddling Him On Stage

Lady Gaga Falls After Being Dropped By Fan On Stage: Video
Source: Shutterstock; Twitter (3)

Oct. 18 2019, Updated 5:52 p.m. ET

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Lady Gaga suffered a hard fall after a male fan picked her up on stage and dropped her during a sexy dance!

The incident happened this Thursday, October 16, during her Las Vegas residency show, Enigma at the Park Theater at Park MGM.

In shocking videos posted all over Twitter, the “Poker Face” singer, 33, is seen wrapping her legs around the hunk and swinging her hips. At one point, the over-exited fan takes a wrong step, causing them both to fall off the stage. Gaga seems to have hit the floor first, only to be crushed by the man.

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In the clips, worried fans are seen screaming and gasping.

One fan caught footage of Gaga being helped up by some concerned concertgoers and quickly jumping back on stage.

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“Lady Gaga fell off the stage and the proceeded to kill the Bad Romance choreography like nothing ever happened. The level of professionalism… far too much!” tweeted an impressed fan.

It’s unclear if Gaga suffered any injuries from the fall.

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