During Stray Kids’ stage, a “thud” left him bleeding… Lee Know was taken to the hospital

Stray Kids member Lee Know fell repeatedly during a performance in Tokyo, Japan, received medical attention at a hospital, and fellow member Bang Chan also fell during the same concert and bled from his arm. Social media capture
Stray Kids member Lee Know fell repeatedly during a performance in Tokyo, Japan, received medical attention at a hospital, and fellow member Bang Chan also fell during the same concert and bled from his arm. Social media capture

Stray Kids member Lee Know visited a hospital after repeatedly falling during a performance in Japan. Other members also fell, and Bang Chan was even seen bleeding.

According to Lee Know’s fan communication platform and other sources on the 31st, Lee Know told fans after the first-day performance, “I went to the hospital and came back.” He added, “I’m fine,” and “I think I’ll be fine after I sleep and wake up.”

Stray Kids completed the Japanese leg of their world tour ‘RUN IT’ at MUFG Stadium in Tokyo, Japan, on the 29th and 30th.

Lee Know slipped heavily while performing ‘CEREMONY’ on a stage that remained wet from the rain. He fell again while performing on the ‘RUN IT’ stage. During the same concert, Changbin and Felix were also captured slipping together.

In Lee Know’s case, fans’ cameras captured him losing his balance because of the slippery floor and hitting the ground with his body, prompting an outpouring of concern and worry. After getting up, Lee Know also appeared unsteady for a while.

Bang Chan also fell during the performance and his arm bled.

Lee Know appeared again at the second performance, which began at 5 p.m. the following day, the 30th.

It has not been disclosed what examinations and medical treatment the members, including Lee Know, received at the hospital, or whether medical staff determined that there was no issue with their appearing at the second performance.

JYP Entertainment also did not issue a separate announcement regarding Lee Know’s condition or his hospital treatment.

This concert was the first solo performance by an overseas male artist held at Japan’s National Stadium. Stray Kids set a new record by attracting 140,000 people over the two days.

Stray Kids will continue the tour at Vantelin Dome Nagoya in Japan on September 5–6.

Stray Kids will return home on the afternoon of the 31st and prepare for their next schedule.

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