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New Orleans rapper Lil Wayne is once again being sued by a promoter for being a no-show.

Weezy is facing fresh embarrassment in a lawsuit over a missed gig in the Bahamas - promoters of the show allege he was too drunk to take the stage.

The Lollipop hitmaker was hired by Red City Entertainment and given a $210,000 advance to perform for 5,500 fans in Nassau last September (08).

When he didn't show for the concert, police were called in and allegedly found the star passed out in his hotel room.

"This was targeted as a showcase for Lil' Wayne," said Glenn Gitomer, a lawyer for the New Jersey promotions company.

"Then police found him intoxicated in his hotel room...It was a great expense just to accommodate him."

Cash Money Lawsuit Against Dj Drama Dropped

In related news, a federal judge dropped a copyright infringement case filed by Cash Money Records against DJ Drama.

As we previously reported, the suit filed  at The United States South District Court Of New York named BCD Music Group Inc., Deep Distribution World Wide Inc., Tyree C. Simmons b/k/a Dj Drama, Cinque Productions Inc., Aphilliates Music Group, Making Moves Entertainment, & Frank Nino.

Cash Money Records sued for owed royalties from five mixtapes. "Happy Father's Day," "When The North & South Collide," "Dedication Chopped & Screwed,""Dedication 2," & "Dedication 3."

Saying it was simply a matter of "business," DJ Drama recently talked about the lawsuit.

"If anybody looks at the paperwork, they'll see it's just more than DJ Drama and Lil Wayne," Drama said.

"It's other parties involved and what have you. I knew that from the top. When it broke, those guys Makin Moves Entertainment and they are deejays who were also served, they had their feelings on the situation, shout-out to them. I have no type of negative things to say about them, they went about it in a way that they felt was necessary for them...

Me and Wayne have had a rocky road at times but it's bigger than DJ Drama and Lil Wayne and that's the thing I wanted to get across even with my first statement.

I've spoken to Baby since then, we've got on the phone, with the e-mail and me and him will moved forward with the situation.

Now it's to the point there's attorneys involved and legal matters so now it's not as cut and dry as me and Baby saying 'Okay cool, it's over.' I don't have anything negative to say about those guys. Shout-out to Cash Money, shout-out to Wayne, Baby...It's business. I did a lot for Lil Wayne's career. Wayne did a lot for my career."

The judge dropped the suit saying Cash Money failed to state any course of action however, Cash Money has until September 19th to re-file their complaint.