Drake's Attorneys Reportedly Mention Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl Halftime Show in UMG Lawsuit Drake's UMG Lawsuit Lawyers Mention Kendrick Lamar

Dorchester’s Junior Cius had two goals: set a good example for his students, and represent Haitians and Haitian Americans in the arts. Not far from Cius onstage Feb. 9 was Jaheem “FaceOff” Alleyne, another Boston-raised dancer.

BREAKING: The Super Bowl LIX halftime show starring Kendrick Lamar broke the all-time viewership record. 133.5M viewers tuned in for the performance surpassing the 131.2M viewership from the Super Bowl XXVII halftime show with Michael Jackson pic.twitter.com/3ntZbTARRx

Kid Rock left “Real Time” host Bill Maher stunned after a hot take on Kendrick Lamar’s halftime performance at Super Bowl 2025, which he described as “the epitome of DEI blowing up,” on HBO’s “Real Time with Bill Maher” on Friday.

So much has been said in the aftermath of Kendrick Lamar's polarizing performance during the Super Bowl halftime show. At this point, nearly a week after the Grammy Award-winning rapper took center stage in arguably the biggest sporting event of the year, fans and pundits alike still can't stop talking about Lamar and what he did at Super Bowl LIX.

Kid Rock says that Kendrick Lamar turned the Super Bowl halftime show into DEI and it was for hood black people.

Kendrick Lamar made history with his performance at this year’s Super Bowl, headlining for what’s now considered the most-viewed Super Bowl Halftime Performance of all time. At face value, it seemed that Lamar used his time to highlight some of his most popular tracks and dig even deeper into his infamous rap battle with his rap artist rival Drake.

To say that Kendrick Lamar has taken the music world by storm after his Super Bowl halftime show performance would be an understatement. Fans are still buzzing over his controversial set as he savagely took shots at his nemesis Drake throughout his performance, thereby further escalating their iconic rap beef.

Regis Inge showed a shy Kendrick Lamar the power of a thesaurus. Just two weeks ago, he watched the Grammy winner perform “a salute to Black history” at the Super Bowl Halftime Show. A 30-year educator in the Compton Unified School District,

Drake has seemingly been minding his business and not been paying too much attention to Kendrick Lamar’s moves. However, his legal team appears to be speaking for him. They recently mentioned Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance in response to a claim made by Universal Music Group (UMG).