Drake‘s Down Under on tour, and he was onstage venting about his exes — just hours before two of them, Serena Williams and SZA, hit the Super Bowl stage with his sworn enemy, Kendrick Lamar.

Drake got spicy onstage, shading past flames who “play you in your f***ing life” … and telling fans, “If you’re doing better than your ex, turn up to this song!” — before launching into “You Broke My Heart.” He was performing a stop for his “Anita Max Win” tour at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia ahead of the Super Bowl kickoff in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Looks like Drake’s exes weren’t exactly crying over him — they were too busy living it up at Caesars Superdome Sunday, with Serena, who he had a thing with from 2011 to 2015, making a dance cameo to “Not Like Us,” the super popular track dissing Drizzy.

Kendrick Lamar is receiving mixed reactions following his NFL Super Bowl LIX halftime performance … even after he included his extremely popular Drake diss track “Not Like Us” in the lineup.

In addition to the hit song — which won him five Grammys last week — he performed other crowd-pleasers, including “gnx,” “peekaboo” and “HUMBLE.” He also brought out SZA for their hits “All the Stars” and “Luther,” and even had Serena Williams — who once dated Drake — crip-walking to “Not Like Us.” Samuel L. Jackson opened up the performance dressed as Uncle Sam to preside over the show.

But not all viewers were pleased. Many fans slammed the show as “boring,” with some even claiming they switched channels to pass the time.

Some displeased viewers rated Kendrick’s as the worst halftime show performance they’ve ever seen … and others went as far as demanding Roc Nation — Jay-Z‘s company that began producing the halftime shows in 2019 — be banned from controlling a halftime performance ever again.

Drake is probably loving the hate … but KL got plenty of praise for his performance, too. Viewers applauded him for keeping Drake’s name in “Not Like Us” and for bringing his exes into the mix. Others gave him points for playing new music and not just leaning into nostalgia, while also highlighting his creativity for the political messages.

Kendrick followed last year’s record-setting Super Bowl — featuring Usher with Alicia Keys, Jermaine Dupri, H.E.R., will.i.am, Lil Jon and Ludacris at halftime — which brought in 123.4 million viewers. In fact, last year’s game is the second most-watched TV program ever, next to the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing.

Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs getting wrecked in the Super Bowl put a smile on his ex-girlfriend’s face … with Kayla Nicole basking in the Philadelphia Eagles’ glory after the lopsided win.

The influencer and model was smack dab in the middle of the crazed Birds fans at the Superdome on Sunday … and at one point in the contest, she joined the Philly supporters in their “Fly Eagles Fly” fight song.

The Eagles ultimately gave the Chiefs an epic ass-whooping … and once the scoreboard hit zeroes, it was time to party.

Kayla — who spent years rooting for the opposition while dating the superstar tight end — welcomed fellow newcomers to the Eagles’ side while celebrating the results on the field … saying, “they said there’s room on the wagon yall.” while blowing confetti into the camera.

Of course, Kayla is no longer a member of Chiefs Kingdom after Kelce moved on with Taylor Swift … in fact, she admitted earlier in the playoffs she was bored of Kansas City’s dominance.