Kendrick Lamar's part -time performance, specifically its interpretation of 'No Like Us US', may need to be censored, and there was a potential hint on Thursday on how you could adjust your performance accordingly.
The successful DISS song, which points to Drake, has been the subject of litigation of the Canadian rapper, who recently filed a demand for defamation against Universal Music Group. On the track, Drake is known as a 'certified pedophile'.
And then TMZ reported That the nature of Lamar's part -time program 'hangs in the balance' in the midst of legal meetings, a potential track was given in his official Press Conference of the Super Bowl on Thursday.
At the end of the session, which was moderated by Ebro Darden and Nadeska Alexis by Apple Music, a censored version of the song played when they left the media and other assistants.
Specifically, only the instrumental of 'No Like Us' played for about a minute until the letter began to play.
At this point, however, the song had passed through the part of the song where Drake is called 'Pedophile', which means that the excavation was not reproduced at this time.
Kendrick Lamar is seen at a press conference prior to Thursday morning bowl
Lamar 'Not Like Us' song could be censored, as Drake rapper calls a “certified pedophile”
The music then cut another of Lamar's songs.
It is not clear if an uncensored version of 'No Like Us' is reproduced at some point before the start of the session.
On the contrary, the 'pedophile' line was played in the Grammys last weekend, with many members of the crowd full of stars that recited the lyrics.
Lamar was not asked that the song was censored at the press conference, although Alexis praised the “competitive spirit” of the song.
As TMZ previously reported, on Wednesday he usually marks the day before the Sunday game in which the designated artist announces his list of songs.
The sources told The Outlet that NFL and Fox executives get in touch with their legal teams to review the materials that will be carried out in the part -time program and make sure they do not risk problems with the FCC.
The sources told The Outlet that 'Kendrick was doing the song', although it was a matter of how much it would have to be edited.
TMZ added that transmitting some of the letters on the DISS track could position the network or the league for a possible Drake demand.
Both an NFL representative and a Fox will work as censors during the game.
Dailymail.com previously communicated with the representatives of Lamar, the NFL and Fox to comment on the story.