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Terrifying Stage Sinkhole During idntt M Countdown Performance 2026: Official Safety Update
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Terrifying Stage Sinkhole During idntt M Countdown Performance 2026: Official Safety Update

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A dangerous stage accident occurred during idntt's M Countdown performance on Jan 22, 2026. Mnet and the agency confirmed that all members are safe after a floor panel collapsed.

The floor literally opened up mid-performance. On January 22, 2026, K-pop rookie group idntt faced a harrowing moment on Mnet’s 'M Countdown' when a section of the stage floor collapsed during their live broadcast. While the footage frightened fans worldwide, officials have confirmed that no members were injured in the incident.

idntt M Countdown Stage Accident Details

The malfunction occurred while the group was performing their latest track, 'Pretty Boy Swag.' A gap appeared between the LED panels on the floor, creating a dangerous sinkhole effect. Mnet production staff acted quickly, halting the performance immediately to prioritize the artists' safety. To fill the gap in the live broadcast, the station aired music videos and pre-recorded stages for approximately 30 minutes while emergency repairs were conducted.

Live broadcast accident: stage floor panel misaligns during idntt performance
Performance halted; group evacuated for emergency safety inspection
Broadcast resumes; idntt completes their re-performance safely
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Official Statements from Mnet and Agency

According to Mnet, the misalignment of the floor panels was identified in real-time. "We immediately conducted an emergency inspection and repaired the stage to ensure a safe environment," the network stated. The group’s agency also reassured fans, noting that "fortunately, none of the members were injured and everyone is in good condition."

Online communities were flooded with relief. One fan remarked, "If you watch the videos, the stage literally collapses in real time. Thank goodness no one got hurt." This incident has sparked a broader conversation about the safety of high-tech stage designs used in modern K-pop broadcasts.

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