Lil Wayne made another appearance in Ft. Lauderdale for his ongoing Sorry 4 The Wait 2 Release Partiez Tour and one fan threw a beer at the Young Money rapper.
Before the "Truffle Butter" rhymer got into his set, he outed an audience member for launching a beer onto the stage.
"Before I get started, somebody threw a motherf*ckin' beer at me. I know it ain't nothing but a motherf*ckin' white boy, 'cause n*ggas don't drink no f*ckin' beer," Wayne said, according to Vibe.
Lil Wayne #revolutionlive. Shout outs to my cousin @whoissteviej , @acehood @mackmaineymcmb
A video posted by Ju~Amor(@trueju) on Mar 22, 2015 at 12:33am PDT
Another clip shows the presumed beer launcher being handled for disrespecting Wayne.
PART 2/2 (watch previous video) In this video you can see someone handling what is said to be a heckler by some people in the crowd & supposedly the same guy who threw the drink. ... Lesson: Don't throw drinks at Lil Wayne. #video #pressplay A video posted by Baller Alert (@balleralert) on Mar 22, 2015 at 11:49am PDT
This marks the second time items were thrown at a Lil Wayne gig in Ft. Lauderdale. Earlier this month, Wayne performed at Nova Southeastern University and things got interesting when his DJ accidently played the wrong song.
DJ 4our 5ive, who has been with Weezy for eight years, was supposed to play Wayne's "CoCo" remix but instead played O.T. Genasis' original version.
The reworking of the tune is a diss track aimed at Wayne's longtime label Cash Money and Birdman. With the wrong version playing out of sequence, Weezy launched his mic toward the DJ and stormed off stage.
Following the incident, Mack Maine reportedly urged Wayne to sit down with 4our 5ive to talk about the performance. The pair apparently settled the beef and will continue to work together.
We're guessing it's safe to say Wayne has also forgiven Drake, who allegedly slept with his then-girlfriend while he served time in Rikers Island back in 2010.
"I woke up feeling f*cked up about the f*cked up day that I had ... finding out that she f*cked Drake was the absolute worst thing I could've ever found out," Lil Wayne reportedly wrote in a proposal for an exclusive tell-all book. "As a man, honestly, that sh*t hurt ... and not because it was Drake, it could have been any man. It would've hurt the same."
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