The D-Roc of the Ying Yang Twins collapses during a concert

D-Roc, a rapper from the Ying Yang Twins, collapsed at a concert in Springfield, Mo., over the weekend, according to TMZ. Two security guards carried D-Roc off stage after the hip-hop duo's set ended after 30 minutes due to a fall. 

In the aftermath of the incident, a video circulated on social media. He has not yet been admitted to a hospital for treatment or his condition has not been revealed.

Temperatures were in the 80s during the time of the accident, so it seems unlikely that the driver was experiencing heat exhaustion. Although the crowd was stunned by his sudden incapacitation, the concert continued without him.

There are two members of the Ying Yang Twins, D-Roc and Kaine. Following their debut in 2000, they achieved mainstream success in 2003 after collaborating with Britney Spears on her album In the Zone and Lil Jon on 'Get Low.

' They went on to gain further popularity with the dance singles 'Salt Shaker,' 'Wait,' 'Shake,' and 'Badd.'When it comes to performances, the Ying Yang Twins have a penchant for going overboard.

During a 2017 performance, Kaine was forced to leave the stage because of difficulty standing. His removal from the stage was reported three times, but he kept returning until security finally removed him permanently.

There was media coverage of the rappers at the Ozark Empire Fair concert, headlined by Vanilla Ice. It was reported on July 28 that Vanilla Ice's name and photo appeared in a political advertisement for Republican Senate candidate Mark McCloskey.

It urged visitors to 'join team McCloskey' by attending Vanilla Ices and the Ying Yang Twins concert at the fair. Vanilla Ice denied any affiliation with McCloskey. According to the candidate, he did not intend to suggest such a relationship between him and the artist.

During a Black Lives Matter protest in June 2020, McCloskey and his wife, Patricia McCloskey, waved guns from their porch. McCloskey was pardoned by Republican Governor Mike Parson after pleading guilty to misdemeanor assault.