The streaker who disrupted the Super Bowl has once again acknowledged that his antics cost him over $50,000. This amount includes ticket prices and an assortment of extravagant disguises.
Alex González, 25, managed to evade security at Levi’s Stadium on Sunday, sprinting down the field without a shirt during the fourth quarter. This was reminiscent of his similar stunt at Super Bowl IV two years prior, a feat he had publicly declared he would replicate.
He made an interruption during the game, using his body to promote his trading software business before security caught him and charged him with trespassing.
Upon his release, he quickly took to social media to boast about his escapades on the field and the costs involved.
In a previous stunt, he had disguised himself with a fake gray beard, labeling it as a “$20 Disguise. $50,000 Ticket.”
He also shared footage from a camera he wore during the incident, showing him successfully evading security and even nearly getting close to rookie wide receiver Kyle Williams just before being caught.
The clip has amassed over 12 million views on TikTok, capturing González laughing while security attempted to chase him before he slipped and fell down, pretending as if he was being handcuffed.
“Okay, you guys got me,” he could be heard saying, eventually acknowledging the situation by saying, “I’m here, you guys got me.”
This wasn’t the first time González made headlines during an NFL game. He had previously been on the field during the Kansas City Chiefs’ victory against the San Francisco 49ers in the 2024 Super Bowl in Las Vegas.
“One of my goals was always to win back-to-back Super Bowls,” he stated after the stunt. “I did it now, I’ll do it again.”
