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In the grind that is roman homosexual eroticismawards show season, not everyone makes it out unscathed.

Take for example this background dancer who fell off stage during Katy Perry's "Chained to the Rhythm" performance at Wednesday's BRIT Awards.

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The dancer, disguised inside one of the many lit-up cardboard houses used for Perry's performance, clearly couldn't see the edge of the stage coming, and tumbled down into the crowd.

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Stumbling off stage like a wasted zombie, indeed.

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We've reached out to the BRIT Awards to make sure the dancer is ok after the fall.

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