Some Dude Pretending To Be Tracy Morgan's Son Dropped $50K On Bottles While T.J. Was Hosting SNL Across Town

While Tracy Morgan made his triumphant return to 30 Rock last Saturday night to host SNL there was some dude across town claiming to be Tracy Morgan‘s son, partying at TriBeCa’s club Haus. The guy goes by the name of Lou Morgan, and he got the Haus DJ’s (DJs Stacks and Klutch) to give a shout out to the club to his dad Tracy Morgan ‘for his recovery and the return of him hosting.’

This dude even has a Facebook page where he uses it to pretend to be Tracy Morgan’s son and share photos of him sneaking into VIPs, but ever since he’s been outed as a fraud by PageSix he’s now using the Facebook page to answer any questions people might have about how/why he was pretending to be the fake son of Tracy. He’s claiming he didn’t do this for ‘fame’, but he’s still self-promoting on the Facebook page and trying to get in contact with anyone that’ll listen:

I didn't do this for fame, I didn't do this for money, I simply went with the flow of someone else's idea. If you know…

Posted by Lou Morgan on Thursday, October 22, 2015

This is him:

PageSix reports:

Tracy Morgan has no son named Lou, even though a man calling himself the comic’s son was toasting his “dad” at a nightclub on Saturday.
As Tracy took the stage at “SNL,” Lou Morgan was partying it up at Tribeca club Haus, and was overheard telling the evening’s DJs to give a “shout out to his dad, Tracy Morgan, for his recovery and the return of him hosting.”
A source said Lou and his friends then dropped “$50,000 on bottles” as music from DJs Stacks and Klutch played.
A Facebook page for a Lou Morgan includes a picture of “30 Rock” star Tracy with the caption, “Happy Fathers day to the world’s coolest Dad,” as well as a pic of Tracy and rapper Shaggy captioned, “Mi papa.”
Taking things one step further, another photo shows Lou with “30 Rock” shaved into his hairdo.
Only problem is, “Tracy does not have a son named Lou,” Tracy’s rep tells us. “It is just someone making stuff up. No one on our side knows this guy.”

I mean, don’t tell us you didn’t do it for fame when you’re only doing it to party with celebrities and are now using Facebook to try and tell your story. Those two actions are completely contradictory, so just admit you’re a fraud, and you’ve been pretending to be the son of an actor who’s just had the worst year of his life. Look at this dude’s Facebook page, the one he uses to pretend to be the son of Tracy Morgan…HE’S OBSESSED: