Fans Claim Sullivan King “Levitated” During His Set at Red Rocks

The Electronic-Rock music star Sullivan King appears to have levitated during his set at Red Rocks.

Sullivan King had fans in awe after they claimed the artist levitated at his recent set at Red Rocks in Morrison, Colorado.

The artist was performing at the amphitheater for his show titled “Reckless Rocks.” The concert event included Kai Wachi as a special guest and additional support from Ray Volpe, Grabbitz, and Decadon.

The event, of course, included killer music from King, Kai Wachi, and the supporting artists. But, what really made the show all the more exciting to fans was that during his set, King appeared to be levitating.

While performing, King lifted his arms up and either jumped or levitated off the ground. Pictures on social media captured the moment perfectly to make it ever so more convincing that he was levitating.

bro is he like… levitating?! pic.twitter.com/XAJ8vk6uoz

— bass babe lex💀 (@lexecuteurself) June 21, 2022

The photos see King with his lifted arms, an all-black outfit, and in front of a mesmerizing red and black background while no body part is touching the floor and no strings seem to be pulling him.

Once King saw the post on Twitter of him levitating, he chimed in and tweeted, “Drop was too nasty, had to immediately start levitating.”

Drop was too nasty, had to immediately start ascending

— Sullivan King – Thrones Of Blood Tour🩸 (@SullivanKing) June 21, 2022

And, with King now in on the joke, some fans began making their own comments and even creating memes about the moment.

One fan even cleverly compared the way he was posed in the photo to the way Sadie Sink’s character in Stranger Things, Max, floated into the air once being possessed by Vecna.

I’m just saying…. pic.twitter.com/4OmVPQua85

— ajkray (@ajkrayy) June 21, 2022

Another fan said “Nooooo!!! not vecna Trynna take daddy Sullivan *3 crying emojis*”

Whatever the case was – levitating, jumping, or Vecna – the moment has become a funny inside joke between the artist and his fans. Not to mention making the show even more memorable to those who went.