Labrinth certainly didn’t predict a stage dive going wrong as he launched himself into a crowd of students only to be met by the floor.
The Earthquake hitmaker, who headlined the University of Kent’s Party in the Car Park on Saturday, misjudged the crowd as no-one decided to catch him after he jumped.
Despite warning partygoers he was about to dive on top of their heads he soon found himself face-to-face with the tarmac.
Labrinth certainly didn’t predict a stage dive going wrong as he launched himself into a crowd of students only to be met by the floor.
The Earthquake hitmaker, who headlined the University of Kent’s Party in the Car Park on Saturday, misjudged the crowd as no-one decided to catch him after he jumped.
Despite warning partygoers he was about to dive on top of their heads he soon found himself face-to-face with the tarmac.
The 24-year-old, signed to Simon Cowell’s Syco record label, launched into a foul-mouthed rant at the less than enthusiastic revellers.
The chart topper, real-name Timothy McKenzie, shouted: ‘If you ain’t ready to f****** party in this b**** tonight, go the f*** home’.
One student caught in the crush said: ‘Where me and [another student] were standing we didn’t actually see him jump, we just saw everyone falling back and then we were literally stuck under four other guys! It was so painful!
‘I can’t really walk after last night.’
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