Lil Wayne's Security YANKS Woman Who Rushed On Stage In Viral Clip

Lil Wayne still has moves that drive the ladies crazy…literally!

The Young Money Entertainment founder's recent concert in Las Vegas was met with an overly enthusiastic fan who tried her hardest to get up close and personal with the Hip-hop superstar.

Unfortunately, the entertainer's efficient security guard crushed the unidentified woman's efforts.

Over the weekend, the "How To Love" hitmaker escaped a bizarre encounter with a female fan unbeknownst to him. As seen in a TikTok video from Wayne's Las Vegas show, a lady with messy blonde tresses invaded the stage, or more precisely, tried to.

The woman, dressed in an all-black ensemble featuring an exciting choice of figure-hugging pants with a peek-a-boo hole in the backside, wobbled on her stiletto-clad feet as she attempted to rush the unsuspecting idol. The lady appeared inebriated, given her unsteady feet, which had a stray tissue paper dangling from one foot.

After falling and regaining balance, the blonde tried to jump Wayne, who backed the crowd to light a smoke. However, her slow approach gave the DJ enough time to alert the security guard, who tackled the female fan and dragged her away. By the time the "Lollipop" rapper turned around, the hilarious moment was over.

As expected, the lively encounter left a deep impression on social media users, who reacted with jokes and quips. Several fans were shocked by the hole in the anonymous woman's pants, while others noted her stage invasion must have been a drunken mistake.

"Hole in her pants, toilet paper stuck to her shoe. Girl, come on," someone bashed the female fan with another chiming: "The hole, those shoes, the drunkenness, and security be like really B." A third noted they would not insult the lady given her intoxicated state.

"I'm not even going to shame her. We've all been that drunk. Poor girl probably woke up humiliated," the individual sympathized. However, one social media user hinted that the woman's actions were premeditated because of her unique trousers. "That's not a hole in her pants! She bought them that way from the sex shop. I've seen them," the person claimed.

On the other hand, more fans trolled Wayne for missing the hilarious interaction. "He didn't even notice. She picked the worst time," someone quipped with another writing, "Yall know wen that lighter flick Wayne in his zone. He didn't even notice that girl."

Given the Grammy winner's distraction during the incident, others noted the real heroes were the DJ and the bodyguard. "Wayne is not paying attention to still the DJ was like to get her fast good looking Out DJ," an Instagram user praised the entertainer's colleague.

"A+ security for a legend," a fellow impressed fan chimed. "Real security right there," another tagged the bodyguard while a fourth penned: "You know he got the best security on deck." A jester used the moment to shame Drake's team, claiming, "Wayne security is better than Drake."

This is not the "Mirror" hitmaker's first rodeo with wild fans, as the final show in his "Welcome To Tha Carter Tour" did not go as expected. In May, the Hip-hop sensation's last concert at the Wiltern in Los Angeles ended severely due to concertgoers' unenthusiastic behavior.

After giving back-to-back hits for 30 minutes, the Trukfit Clothing co-founder took a breather, allowing three up-and-coming artists, Allan Cubas, Yaj, and Lil Twist, to have the spotlight. However, the audience was not excited to see them, making their displeasure known.

Wayne did not miss their disinterest in watching these young men perform, and he returned to the stage to bash the crowd for their attitude. "We appreciate it, but we ain't about to bend over backward for these folks. We work too hard for this s**t. We work way too hard," the showstopper stressed.

"This my mother f***ing artist Allan, that was Twist, that was Yaj; we are Young Money. We appreciate you all time," the media personality concluded before dropping the mic and walking off with his artists.

Fans initially thought the exit was part of the show but were faced with the brutal reality of the concert's end when the lights came on and an announcement implored them to leave the venue in an orderly fashion. Naturally, concertgoers aired their frustration on social media, slamming Wayne's power move.