Kendrick Lamar‘s Super Bowl halftime show had some viewers wanting to turn their TV off to the point of writing to the FCC about it … with complaints being made about inappropriate lyrics, raunchy dance moves and apparent anti-American themes — and a few even taking issue with the Drake beef getting thrown into it.

TMZ Sports obtained all 125 complaints sent to the Federal Communications Commission following K. Dot’s Feb. 9 performance … and the overwhelming majority of them felt it was far from a family-friendly experience.

Many in the bunch accused Kendrick of having a potty mouth, only using Black performers and being divisive with his set … with several making note of the split American flag visual at one point in the show.

Critics wrote Kendrick accused Drake of straight-up being a pedophile during his rendition of “Not Like Us” … with one saying, “Kendrick lamar made fake false and scandalous claims that are unfounded. He sd drake was a pedophile on TV in front of million of ppl, do better, this is a sad day.”

Kendrick wasn’t the only one targeted — Serena Williams was scolded for being involved and promoting “gang affiliation” … and there were two complaints about Kanye West‘s commercial that aired in three markets.

Worth noting … Kendrick’s show was reportedly viewed by 133.5 MILLION people — and if only 125 of them took time out of their day to write to the FCC, we take it he doesn’t care one bit.

Anyone who shared their DNA with 23andMe needs to delete their data from the genetic information service before the company is sold to the highest bidder … so says a tech columnist sounding the alarm on future consequences.

Geoffrey Fowler, who writes about technology in the Washington Post after a long career at the Wall Street Journal, joined us on “TMZ Live” and we asked him what’s the big deal with the 23andMe bankruptcy.

The company is going under and is heading to court to sell its assets … and Geoffrey warns there’s a risk people’s DNA data could be sold or transferred somewhere else.

Plus, as Geoffrey explains, there may be more implications in the future as technology advances … and we don’t know all the uses for DNA right now, good or bad.

The good news … Geoffrey says folks can log onto 23andMe to delete their data before it ends up somewhere else … or, at least, that’s how it’s supposed to work in theory.

The estranged wife of “Ghost Adventures” star Aaron Goodwin made her first court appearance since being arrested for allegedly plotting to have him whacked … and she’s looking pretty stressed out.

Victoria Goodwin was in a Las Vegas courtroom Tuesday for a preliminary hearing … she’s facing two charges — solicitation to commit murder and conspiracy to commit murder. Victoria’s wearing jail scrubs and talking to her attorney, with her hands cuffed to a chain around her waist. She agrees to the judge’s question about returning to court in 2 weeks.

TMZ broke the story … Victoria was arrested earlier this month after police said she hatched a plan to kill Aaron while he was filming his show with Zak Bagans … as a way to get out of her marriage.

Cops say Victoria cooked up the diabolical plan with Florida inmate Grant Amato, who just so happens to be a convicted killer himself … setting aside $11,515 to pay a hitman to whack Aaron.

Police say Victoria told Amato she wanted to kill Aaron and provided Amato with information about Aaron’s location and set times in California, where he was filming “Ghost Adventures” … with Amato allegedly messaging someone about the plot, “He’s asleep right now in the hotel room … I need to know what’s going on. Can I get an update. Was it done?”

The murder never happened, and Aaron previously told us he was blindsided. He’s since filed for divorce.