Fans worry about Omah Lay after he posted emotional late-night messages online. He expressed frustration with contracts, his manager, and said “God please help I’m losing my mind again.” Responses mixed between support and concern.
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Nigerian singer Omah Lay alarmed fans after posting a string of emotional messages on social media late at night. Some of the messages expressed frustration with the music industry and personal distress.
One post read “God please help I’m losing my mind again.” Another criticised contracts, labels, and even his younger self. Many followers urged him to seek help, while others speculated the posts reflect real mental health struggles.
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Omah Lay wrote explicit messages venting about the music business. He used harsh language against contracts, labels, and people around him. In one moment he also expressed gratitude with “God is the greatest then me.” The mix of despair and gratitude worried many readers.
Fans reacted with concern and compassion. Some posted encouraging comments, advising him to rest or seek professional help. Others shared their own struggles in response, expressing empathy. A few suggested the posts might be marketing or publicity, but most messages leaned toward care and worry.
This is not entirely new for Omah Lay. He has in past released songs and posts that reflect emotional vulnerability and mental health themes. His music often shows raw emotions and life challenges. Fans say his transparency is part of what makes him relatable.
There has been no official statement from his team yet. Many suggest he take a short break or step back from social media for recovery. Some hope he uses this as an opportunity to talk about mental health publicly.
Omah Lay remains a celebrated artist in Afrobeats. This moment reminds fans of the human behind the art, and many are praying he gets the support he needs.
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