Madonna’s music video shoot with Dominican rapper Tokischa came to an unexpected halt Monday night when the cops arrived in an attempt to shut it down, Page Six has exclusively learned.
A source told us that the “Material Girl” singer, 64, was filming for her upcoming track with Tokischa, titled “Hung Over,” and car speakers playing music created “loudness and craziness” that apparently disturbed multiple neighbors.
NYPD exclusively confirmed to Page Six on Tuesday that at approximately 11:39 p.m. ET the night prior, they received “several” noise complaints at the location of the shoot.
However, the police spokesperson noted that the “condition was corrected” and “no summonses were issued.”
A separate source also confirmed to Page Six that the Madonna, Tokischa, the dancers and film crew continued with the shoot somewhere else indoors after police left.
We’re told it was the “La Isla Bonita” singer’s idea to shoot the video in Washington Heights “surrounded by the culture” of Tokischa’s Dominican roots since their song is part of the “Dembow” genre, which is popular in the Caribbean country.
In a clip exclusively obtained by Page Six, Madonna can be seen jamming with Tokischa to their new song — presumably moments before police stopped by.
The singer appeared in the video in a long, orange wig, neon green jacket, shorts, black lace top and leather, knee-high boots.
At one point, she seductively danced against the sexual content creator-turned-musician.
The pair snagged headlines earlier this summer when they were spotted making out at an NYC Pride concert.
However, it seems Madonna and Tokischa are just friends and collaborators since Page Six reported earlier on Tuesday that she’s been recently cozying up to 23-year-old model Andrew Darnell.
Sources spotted the “Papa Don’t Preach” singer “snuggling and cuddling” with her rumored new model beau over Labor Day weekend.
Reps for Madonna did not immediately return Page Six’s request for comment on the video shoot.
