Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer sorry for wiping his backside with soccer shirt hoodwort

Never underestimate Brazil's love for football -- a lesson learned the hard way by a member of one of the world's biggest rock bands.

Chad Smith, drummer for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, has apologized to fans of Brazilian football team Flamengo after wiping his backside with one of the club's shirts.

The incident occurred during a drum clinic in the Brazilian city of Belo Horizonte last week, when Smith shoved a red and black Flamengo shirt down the back of his trousers prompting booing from large parts of the gathered crowd.



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The 52-year-old has since attempted to build bridges with fans of Flamengo, which claims to be Brazil's best-supported club with 30 million fans.

'I want to apologize for my inappropriate antics at the drum clinic, my joke about team rivalries went too far. Flamenco (sic) fans...I'm sorry,' Smith tweeted to his 269,000 followers.

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Smith, a key member of the American band since 1988, later sought to further endear himself to Flamengo fans by posting a picture of himself cheering on Instagram wearing one of the club's jerseys.

Flamengo is one of Brazil's most successful clubs and is one of five to have never been relegated from the top division.

Smith, a key member of the American band since 1988, later sought to further endear himself to Flamengo fans by posting a picture of himself cheering on Instagram wearing one of the club's jerseys. Flamengo is one of Brazil's most successful clubs and is one of five to have never been relegated from the top division. Read: Van Persie header downs Arsenal Smith, a key member of the American band since 1988, later sought to further endear himself to Flamengo fans by posting a picture of himself cheering on Instagram wearing one of the club's jerseys. 'I want to apologize for my inappropriate antics at the drum clinic, my joke about team rivalries went too far. Flamenco (sic) fans...I'm sorry,' Smith tweeted to his 269,000 followers. The 52-year-old has since attempted to build bridges with fans of Flamengo, which claims to be Brazil's best-supported club with 30 million fans. Read: Juventus closes gap on leaders Roma The 52-year-old has since attempted to build bridges with fans of Flamengo, which claims to be Brazil's best-supported club with 30 million fans. Flamengo is one of Brazil's most successful clubs and is one of five to have never been relegated from the top division. Read: Juventus closes gap on leaders Roma Read: Van Persie header downs Arsenal Never underestimate Brazil's love for football -- a lesson learned the hard way by a member of one of the world's biggest rock bands. Flamengo is one of Brazil's most successful clubs and is one of five to have never been relegated from the top division. Flamengo is one of Brazil's most successful clubs and is one of five to have never been relegated from the top division. The 52-year-old has since attempted to build bridges with fans of Flamengo, which claims to be Brazil's best-supported club with 30 million fans. Smith, a key member of the American band since 1988, later sought to further endear himself to Flamengo fans by posting a picture of himself cheering on Instagram wearing one of the club's jerseys. The incident occurred during a drum clinic in the Brazilian city of Belo Horizonte last week, when Smith shoved a red and black Flamengo shirt down the back of his trousers prompting booing from large parts of the gathered crowd. Flamengo is one of Brazil's most successful clubs and is one of five to have never been relegated from the top division. The 52-year-old has since attempted to build bridges with fans of Flamengo, which claims to be Brazil's best-supported club with 30 million fans. The 52-year-old has since attempted to build bridges with fans of Flamengo, which claims to be Brazil's best-supported club with 30 million fans. Read: Van Persie header downs Arsenal Read: Juventus closes gap on leaders Roma Read: Van Persie header downs Arsenal Read: Van Persie header downs Arsenal The incident occurred during a drum clinic in the Brazilian city of Belo Horizonte last week, when Smith shoved a red and black Flamengo shirt down the back of his trousers prompting booing from large parts of the gathered crowd. Flamengo is one of Brazil's most successful clubs and is one of five to have never been relegated from the top division. Smith, a key member of the American band since 1988, later sought to further endear himself to Flamengo fans by posting a picture of himself cheering on Instagram wearing one of the club's jerseys. The 52-year-old has since attempted to build bridges with fans of Flamengo, which claims to be Brazil's best-supported club with 30 million fans. 'I want to apologize for my inappropriate antics at the drum clinic, my joke about team rivalries went too far. Flamenco (sic) fans...I'm sorry,' Smith tweeted to his 269,000 followers. Smith, a key member of the American band since 1988, later sought to further endear himself to Flamengo fans by posting a picture of himself cheering on Instagram wearing one of the club's jerseys.

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