Rapper Flesh-N-Bone (real name Stanley Howse) was performing on stage as part of the US hip hop group Bone Thugs-n-Harmony on Sunday night when a low-flying drone hit him right in the face, as Seattle Times reports.
Footage of the incident at High Life Music Festival in Victorville, California has since emerged, and it shows Howse copping a smack to his face from the drone as he tries to duck and cover his head. The show, however, reportedly carried on without so much as a misstep, going unnoticed by many, including the band.
The song didn’t even skip a beat, apparently, despite the fact that the drone supposedly measured about 60cm in width and flew straight towards Howse. It’s unclear whether the drone was property of the festival or belonged to a punter in the crowd.
Neither Howse nor Bone Thugs-N-Harmony have mentioned the incident on social media at the time of writing. Check out video of the incident taken from the crowd, below.
Watch: Flesh-N-Bone Cops A Drone To The Face Live On Stage
https://youtu.be/C3PuUpt7NL4
