The always-positive DJ Khaled was guest on FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff show on Saturday and had the bold idea to crowd surf into a large crowd of Central Florida’s football fans.
Alongside rapper Fat Joe, the record executive was on the network to help hype up the network’s featured matchup of UCF against Colorado from Orlando.
Khaled appeared to come up with the idea to crowd surf himself out of nowhere, imploring those in the front row of the crowd to ‘not drop him’ a few times before making the leap.
Khaled’s jump was not too deep into the crowd, needing to be lifted by Fox host Rob Stone and former Heisman Trophy winner turned analyst Mark Ingram.
The record producer is in the crowd for about 10 seconds before being pulled back in by security and Ingram.
Famous record producer DJ Khaled crowd surfed on FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff on Saturday
After 10 seconds in the Orlando crowd, Khaled got back on his feet and was happy with himself
Once Khaled is back on his own two feet, he found the camera and was proud of himself for his crowd-surf attempt.
Khaled did not go deep into the crowd, as a few struggled to keep his large frame elevated.
Fat Joe did not try to match his friend’s energy and launch himself into the crowd as well.
The Knights and Buffaloes play as Big 12 opponents for the first time in Florida on Saturday, as one of the unique matchups in conference realignment takes shape.
Other wonders such as Rutgers-Washington and Wisconsin-USC are on this weekend’s schedule, with the Scarlet Knights defeating the Huskies after their cross-country flight to play in Piscataway, New Jersey.
After Khaled’s attempt, Fox may want to watch its guests from entering the crowd again.