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Coldplay frontman Chris Martin’s bizarre act before boarding a plane out of Australia bound for New Zealand

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Chris Martin, 47 (pictured), shocked onlookers at Sydney Airport on Monday when he performed a bizarre act before boarding a private jet to New Zealand.

Chris Martin shocked onlookers at Sydney Airport on Monday when he performed a bizarre act before boarding a private jet to New Zealand.

The Coldplay frontman, 47, was all smiles as he spoke to fans at an impromptu meet-and-greet after his arrival.

But moments before boarding the plane, the English rocker could be seen kneeling to kiss the tarmac.

Stunned by the move, airport workers watched as the award-winning artist pressed his lips to the dirty floor before boarding his plane to Auckland.

Dressed in a white long-sleeve shirt and black cargo pants, the Fix You creator didn’t seem to mind getting a little dirty while performing his pre-flight act.

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Chris Martin, 47 (pictured), shocked onlookers at Sydney Airport on Monday when he performed a bizarre act before boarding a private jet to New Zealand.

The Coldplay frontman smiled as he spoke to fans at an impromptu meet-and-greet after his arrival.

The Coldplay frontman smiled as he spoke to fans at an impromptu meet-and-greet after his arrival.

But moments before boarding the plane, the English rocker could be seen kneeling to kiss the tarmac.

But moments before boarding the plane, the English rocker could be seen kneeling to kiss the tarmac.

Surprised by the move, airport workers watched as the award-winning artist pressed his lips to the dirty floor before boarding his plane to Auckland.

Surprised by the move, airport workers watched as the award-winning artist pressed his lips to the dirty floor before boarding his plane to Auckland.

Chris is pictured boarding the plane after kissing the tarmac.

Chris is pictured boarding the plane after kissing the tarmac.

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