Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl -Halftime version was interrupted by a demonstrator storming the stadium with a Palestinian and Sudanese flag.
The demonstrator was chased the stage and eventually tackled by three guards in suits, who dragged the man out of the field.
Video of the incident shows that the demonstrator refused to get up and was towed on his knees while Lamar continued his performance, came off the scene below.
The words 'Gaza' and 'Sudan' were pressed on the flag, which included both the Sudanese and the Palestinian flag.
The demonstrator held it up while jumping into a car used in the version, sprinted on stage and across the stadium.
It is understood that the protest never came on television screens, and it was not immediately clear how he managed to break the security to get to the field.
The incident is because Lamar's performance was closed as the 'worst half -time show ever' after he had imposed the stage at the Caesars Superdome.
Fresh from several Grammy victories, the 37-year-old rapper performed his hits during the confrontation between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Chiefs of Kansas City.
Despite the fact that Drake recently held the record label of him and Lamar, Universal Music Group, about the controversial song Not Like Us, which Drake describes as a 'certified pedophile', Kendrick still went out the song.
Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl rest time was interrupted by a demonstrator storming the stadium with a Palestinian flag
The demonstrator was chased the stage and eventually tackled by three guards in suits, who dragged the man out of the field
Video of the incident shows that the demonstrator refused to get up and was towed on his knees while Lamar continued his performance, came off the scene below
Kendrick Lamar was closed by fans because he had the 'worst half -time show ever' when he hit the podium at the Caesars Superdome for his Super Bowl -Halfime version in New Orleans on Sunday
The rapper was introduced by Samuel L. Jackson and carried out a medley of his hits. Later in the performance he was accompanied by SZA.
It comes after Lamar said he was aiming to penetrate his hip -hop flavor in Los Angeles in New Orleans while he remained faithful to his stories during his rest roots.
“Being now and just being locked up in how I feel and the energy that I have now is the La-Energy for me,” he said on Thursday during a press conference organized by Apple Music.
'That is something that I wanted to transfer to New Orleans and for the world to see. This is me. This is Kendrick Lamar, 37 years old, and I still have the feeling that I have been elevated, I am still traveling. '
Prior to the show when he was asked what viewers should expect, Lamar said: “Storytelling. I think I have always been very open about telling stories through all my catalog and my music history. And I have always had a passion to bring that on stage. '
Security guides a demonstrator with a Palestinian flag with the words “Gaza” and “Sudan”
Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl rest time was interrupted by a demonstrator storming the stadium with a Palestinian flag
Video of the incident shows that the demonstrator refused to get up and was towed on his knees while Lamar continued his performance, came off the scene below
The resident of LA showed his lyrical competence when he started the performance on top of a car
Fresh of his Grammy victories, De Rapper, 37, that momentum did not seem to wear his performance during the confrontation between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Chiefs of Kansas City
Lamar performed as a guest artist with Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, 50 cents and Eminem in 2022.
On Sunday he became the first Solo-Hiphopartist who headed the half-time show.
“It reminds me of the essence and nuclear reaction of rap and hip hop and how far it can go,” he said.
'It places the culture in the foreground, where it has to be and not to a minimized to just a catchy song or fresh. This is a real art form, so to represent it on this kind of stage is like everything I have worked for and everything I believe in culture. '
