J Hus has posted worrying messages online (Picture: Redferns)

Rapper J Hus has taken to social media to post worrying statements today, as he claimed he ‘doesn’t want to be here anymore’.

While insisting he wasn’t thinking of harming himself, he continued to say there was ‘nothing’ for him here anymore.

Posting a series of messages to Snapchat on Wednesday morning, he said he ‘wanted to talk to his dad’ before apologising ‘to anyone he’d intentionally or unintentionally’ hurt.

It comes after Hus, real name Momodou Jallow, was jailed in December 2018 after pleading guilty to possession of a knife. He was set to be released in August 2019, but was let out early in April this year.




‘Tbh, I don’t wanna be here no more,’ he wrote on Snapchat this morning.

‘Not that I’m stressed or fed up, it’s just I need to go to the next stage.

‘I don’t fear death as much, I feel like I understand/overstand it.’

He continued: ‘There’s nothing here for me. Plus I need to chat with my dad.’

Slamming suicide, he added he was ‘just waiting for my time’, before adding: ‘This album is very good aswell. It’ll be a good note to end on.’

J Hus was released in April (Picture: Redferns)

‘I sincerely apologise to anyone I’ve intentionally and unintentionally hurt or done harm to,’ Hus wrote.

‘Please forgive me. I was probably at a stage where I didn’t know myself. Everyday I look back at my history and feel regret.’

Seemingly speaking of deaths due to knife crime, he said: ‘I look at black boys and black men and wanna cry.

‘If we stopped killing eachother uno how successful we’d be. I’m sorry for taking part in this sh*t [sic].’

J Hus gained attention in 2015 with his song Dem Boy Paigon, with his debut album Common Sense reached number six in the charts.

In 2017, he was nominated for three Brit Awards in the British breakthrough act, British album and British single categories.

Metro.co.uk contacted reps for comment.

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