LiL Wayne won't be performing at Morgan State University anytime soon

By: Yves Erwin Salomon

Cash Money Records president Lil Wayne was trying to share the wealth during a concert at Morgan State University's homecoming but the rapper ended up in hot water. Lil Wayne and Busta Rhymes performed at the school's homecoming concert at the Hill Field House on Thursday, October 17th. During his performance, members of Lil Wayne's entourage tossed $20, $10, $5 and $1 bills into the crowd of college students. According to the Baltimore Sun, two women sustained leg injuries and another one fainted as the students attempted to grab the money.

Morgan State University Police Chief Adrian Wiggins said, "We're evaluating it from a public safety standpoint and a criminal standpoint."

Morgan State University Spokesman Clinton R. Coleman added, "It is something we regret that he did. We regret the injuries that were caused. And we're happy that most of the people in the crowd acted responsibly."

Lil Wayne has been barred from performing at Morgan State University in the future and authorities are weighing whether or not to bring criminal charges.

In related news, Lil Wayne and Baby will release their new album, Like Father, Like Sun, on Halloween, October 31st.