Super Bowl Streaker Delays Game in 4th Quarter, Turns Out to Be Ad for Ex-YouTuber

The Super Bowl got very interesting in the fourth quarter when a 'streaker' ran out on the field [...]

By Brian Jones

The Super Bowl got very interesting in the fourth quarter when a "streaker" ran out on the field before being tackled by security. Although the man was not a true streaker — as he wore a pink swimsuit with black shorts — his bottom was hanging out, making it a full moon in Tampa Bay for a few moments. He was able to run free toward the end zone for a few seconds before being brought down by a group of officers.

The man in the video has yet to be identified, but it appears he did this after getting a ticket to the big game. WEEI, a sports radio station in Boston, posted a tweet before the game that showed a man holding a sign that said he would streak in the fourth quarter if someone gave him an extra ticket. Fans loved seeing the guy on the field as they pointed out he had more yards than the entire Kansas City Chiefs team.

Ex-YouTube star Vitaly Zdorovetskiy is claiming credit for the streaker, tweeting, "We f—ing did it," shortly after the man was pinned down by security guards. The man's outfit also sported the logo for Zdorovetskiy's adult film website. Zdorovetskiy, who has also ran onto the field during World Series and World Cup games, has had several run-ins with the law, including a felony for aggravated battery in April after he allegedly jumped out of his car and tackled a woman to the ground. In January 2020, he spent five days in an Egyptian prison after he was caught climbing the country's pyramids.

The "streaker" was one of the more exciting moments of the game, as the contest between the Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers didn't live up to expectations. The Bucs defeated the Chiefs 31-9 to win their second Super Bowl in franchise history. Many excepted the game would be a classic because of what Bucs quarterback Tom Brady has done in his career and Chiefs Patrick Mahomes has accomplished in his first four seasons.

"This is a game that's really going to challenge us," Brady told reporters last week when talking about the Chiefs. "This team is a really tough team to beat. They haven't been beaten in a long time. They've got a great offense, a great defense, really well-coached, very good on special teams. Just try to chill on Sunday. Get your body mentally, physically in a good place to go out there and compete and get ready for a great game. It's a long game, it's a hard game. It's a long day, but you've got to be ready when the ball is kicked off and we're going to be challenge. They're going to challenge us and we've got to go answer the challenge."

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