No Stunt Double, No CGI! D Gerrard Jumps from Real Plane at 13,000 Feet for "Superstar" Music Video
Thai artist D Gerrard jumped from a real plane at 13,000 feet without a stunt double or CGI for his debut album's "Superstar" music video, marking a first for the Thai music industry.
No Stunt Double, No CGI! D Gerrard Defies Fear in the Sky, Jumps from Real Plane at 13,000 Feet for New "Superstar" Music Video
On May 20, "D Gerrard" (Big-Ukrit Willy Broad Dongabiel) released his debut album as a fully independent artist, accompanied by the music video for the album's lead single, "Superstar." The ambitious music video production spanned five full days and features groundbreaking sequences that make history in the Thai music industry, with the artist personally performing all dangerous scenes without assistance.
The music video marks Thailand's first instance of an artist jumping from a real airplane without CGI or stunt doubles. For this daring feat, D Gerrard conquered his fear of heights by performing the jump from an altitude of 13,000 feet. The video also includes scenes filmed at iconic Bangkok landmarks and numerous other high-risk sequences, featuring appearances from several renowned celebrities, artists, and influencers.
The music video is now available on YouTube: D Gerrard
