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Kane Brown gets injured onstage and finishes his set before sharing photo of swollen ankle

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Take it from Kane Brown: Step up and give back
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ByDanielle Long
Video byNidhi Singh and Will Linendoll
October 25, 2021, 3:19 PM

They say the show must go on, and that's exactly what Kane Brown did after getting injured onstage.

While performing in Tennessee on Friday night, the country singer appeared to badly injure his ankle, but instead of leaving fans hanging, he continued his set.

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A video posted to Twitter, shows that Brown injured himself while jumping down from the main stage onto a lower level.

During the landing his ankle twisted, prompting him to hop down to the floor level with the help of security, who then tended to him. Meanwhile, the band continued to play before realizing the singer was going to need a moment.

Despite the misstep, the "Be Like That" singer returned to the stage and finished out his set.

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Brown later took to social media to show off his swollen ankle, which had ballooned, and joked, "Memphis it looks normal, it's fine."

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Not only did Brown continue Friday night's performance while hurt, he went full steam ahead on Saturday's show as well.

When one fan questioned whether he would perform after hearing of the injury, Brown replied, "Of course it’s still on!"

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