Singer talks about death, says 'Don't cry for me when I die'
Harrysong has left his fans worried with a post on his Instagram page telling his fans not to cry for him when he dies.
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Singer, Harrysong has shared a post on his social media page, that in this period where depression and suicide is on the front burner of social media discussion, has left many concerned about his state of mind.
In a message posted on Wednesday, September 5, the 'Arabanko' singer posted his picture alongside the caption;
''Dont cry wen i die,celebrate, put up a kingmaker concert,empower more youths,..i have Lived..i have Done my bit,carry on in grace... TEKERO❤ I LOVE YOU ALL.''
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This brief message as it is has left a number of people expressing concerns for his well being.
Harrysong had released the visuals to his latest song, 'Tekero' on Tuesday, September 4, as a follow up to his successful concert in Warri, Delta State, with his album rumoured to be on its way.
Pulse has made attempts to contact the singer, but we were unable to get any response.
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