Skydiver survives crashing into California rodeo throughout Fourth of July stunt

It was a terrifying begin to Fourth of July celebrations as a skydiver crashed into the Folsom Pro Rodeo in Folsom, California, on Thursday.

SEE THE TOP CITIES IN DANGER OF SHATTERING FOURTH OF JULY RECORDS AS EXTREME HEAT DOME DESCENDS ON NATION

In a video filmed by a rodeo attendee, the skydiver is seen crashing into the venue with an American flag connected to him.

The skydiver, Ross Vail, was performing a stunt when the American flag turned snagged on a tree, inflicting him to make a tough touchdown close to a number of small tents and almost prevented crashing into the stands.

In an announcement, the Folsom Pro Rodeo mentioned Vail was not injured.

“Ross is safe and walked into our arena, post jump, to a standing ovation,” the Folsom Pro Rodeo wrote in a social media put up.

WHAT WAS THE WEATHER LIKE ON THE FIRST EVER INDEPENDENCE DAY IN 1776?

Vail reattempted the stunt on July 4, efficiently touchdown contained in the stadium. The Folsom Pro Rodeo shared video of the profitable soar on social media.

“We shared that Ross was safe and would be back in the air tonight,” the Folsom Pro Rodeo wrote. “He kept that promise and delivered a perfect landing to kick off another incredible night at the Folsom Pro Rodeo.”

AMERICA 250: SEND US YOUR PHOTOS AND VIDEOS FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY AS WE SHOWCASE THE BEAUTY OF OUR NATION

Saturday marked the ultimate evening of the Folsom Pro Rodeo.