Onlooking crew quickly rushed forward to save Dicky, checking to see if he had sustained any serious injuries.
A day after the video was released, Dicky took to Weibo to assure fans he was alright.
He also shared three pictures of him with his cat with the following caption:
“Please set your mind at ease as I am fine and in good spirits. I added a new member to my family today,” he wrote.
We are not going to lie, the idea of a rotating piano in mid-air sounds exciting, but is it truly necessary?
Netizens echoed the sentiment with many leaving comments after watching the video.
“It is too dangerous! Please consider your safety first even though you want to bring an exciting performance to your fans,” wrote one user.
However, some were intrigued and praised Dicky for his ingenuity.
“It looks so scary but exciting at the same time!” read one of the comments.
According to Hong Kong media reports, Dicky has since decided to cancel the piano segment from the concert saying that it wasn’t because it was too dangerous, but because not all the parts needed for the performance could be obtained.