The part -time performance of the Kendrick Lamar Super Bowl was interrupted by a protester who assaulted the stadium with a Palestinian and Sudanese flag.
The protester was expelled from the stage and finally approached by three security guards, who dragged the man from the countryside.
The video of the incident shows that the protester refused to stand up and was dragged on his knees while Lamar continued his performance, without being out of the scene below.
The words 'Gaza' and 'Sudan' were printed on the flag, which incorporated both the Sudanese flag and the Palestine.
The protester held it when he jumped to a car used in the performance, on stage and ran through the stadium.
It is understood that the protest never reached the television screens, and it was not immediately clear how it managed to violate security in the place to reach the field.
The incident occurs when Lamar's performance was criticized as the 'worst part -time show' after taking the stage at Caesars Superdome.
Just out of multiple victories in the Grammy, the 37 -year -old rapper pierced his successes during the confrontation between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City bosses.
Although Drake recently demanded the record label of his and Lamar, Universal Music Group, about the controversial song not like us, which describes Drake as a 'certified pedophile', Kendrick still made the song.
The part -time performance of the Kendrick Lamar Super Bowl was interrupted by a protester who assaulted the stadium with a Palestinian flag
The protester was expelled from the stage and finally approached by three security guards, who dragged man from the field
The incident video shows that the protester refused to stand up and was dragged on his knees while Lamar continued his performance, without binding through the scene below
Kendrick Lamar was beaten by fans for having the 'worst part -time show' while getting the stage at Caesars Superdome for its mid -time performance of the Super Bowl in New Orleans on Sunday
The rapper was presented by Samuel L. Jackson and made a mixture of his successes. Later in the presentation he joined SZA.
It occurs after Lamar said he had the goal of infusing his hip-hop taste of Los Angeles in New Orleans while staying faithful to his narration roots during his part-time performance.
“Being in now and being locked in how I feel and the energy I have now, that is the energy of Los Angeles for me,” said Thursday at a press conference organized by Apple Music.
'That is something that wanted to take New Orleans and for the world to see. This is me. This is Kendrick Lamar, 37, and I still feel that I am raising, I'm still on a trip.
Before the program, when asked what viewers should expect, Lamar said: 'The narration of stories. I think I have always been very open about the narration of stories throughout my catalog and my music history. And I have always passionate to bring that in any scenario in which I am.
Safety escort a protester who holds a Palestinian flag with the words “Gaza” and “Sudan”
The part -time performance of the Kendrick Lamar Super Bowl was interrupted by a protester who assaulted the stadium with a Palestinian flag
The incident video shows that the protester refused to stand up and was dragged on his knees while Lamar continued his performance, without binding through the scene below
The Los Angeles native showed his lyrical skill when he began acting on a car
Fresco of his victories in the Grammy, the 37 -year -old rapper, did not seem to bring that impulse to his performance during the confrontation between the chiefs of Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City
Lamar acted as a guest artist with Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, 50 Cent and Eminem in 2022.
On Sunday, he became the first solo hip-hop artist to head the part-time show.
“It reminds me of the essence and central response of rap and hip-hop and how far it can go,” he said.
'He puts culture at the forefront, where he needs to be and not minimized only to a catchy song or verse. This is a true art form, so representing it in this type of scenario is like everything I have worked on and everything I believe in culture '.