Luke Bryan failed to slip on a cellphone onstage: ‘I was type of hamming that up’

It wasn’t a cellphone that did Luke Bryan in, it was a slick place on phase, the nation star spelled out.

The “Play it Again” and “That’s My Variety of Night” singer cleared the document about his weekend wipeout onstage through his Coast Town Place clearly show at B.C. Put in Vancouver, Canada, which he originally chalked up to slipping on a fan’s cellphone, according to the Vancouver Solar. Regardless of falling on his back, Bryan took the moment in stride and returned a cellphone that had been onstage to an viewers member, quipping that his “lawyer will be contacting.” He also replayed video clip of the slip-up on the massive display screen, TMZ documented.

But on Monday, the “American Idol” choose clarified that the telephone wasn’t to blame for that bit of unplanned choreography.

“Everybody is reporting [about the] cellphone, but I was kind of hamming that up,” the 47-yr-old singer told “Entertainment Tonight.” “I never consider it was a cellphone. I feel it was just slick.”

But the “viral moment” did not damage — figuratively speaking — because it gave him a prospect to plug his new solitary “Love You, Pass up You, Mean it,” he mentioned.

“Now I gotta get the bumper sticker created — ‘I busted my ass and this is my new solitary,’” he quipped.

Jokes apart, the very good-natured musician claimed he worried that the fall could possibly have triggered again difficulties. He informed “ET” that previous 7 days he was having again trouble again soon after biking so a great deal when in Los Angeles. Exercising that way as a lot as he has essential him to get a chiropractor to test him out.

“When I strike the floor, I was like, ‘Oh!’ The initial issue [I thought] was, ‘Oh God, all the operate I did to get my back again sensation greater is out!’” he said with a snicker.

The incident-inclined recording artist previously tumbled off a stage for the duration of a Charlotte, N.C., clearly show in 2014 he needed a number of stitches. Then, in 2022, he fell off again all through a concert in Raleigh.