Photos: Let's pray for Nick Cannon, he's sounding suicidal

Nick Cannon used the location 'heaven' to post two concerning messages on social media after receiving backlash from the black community for apologizing for his anti-Semitic remarks.

In the early hours of yesterday morning, Cannon posted two messages, one on his Instagram and the other on his twitter. The post on his Instagram, which was location tagged as 'heaven', read: 'I hurt an entire community and it pained me to my core, I thought it couldn't get any worse. 'Then I watched my own community turn on me and call me a sell-out for apologizing. 'Goodnight. Enjoy Earth.' Social media users were concerned at the location Cannon chose and the content of the post, with one urging him to call 911 for a 'wellness check'.

On Twitter, using the same location, Cannon wrote: 'Y'all can have this planet. I'm out!' The concerning social media activity comes after Cannon accused ViacomCBS of being on the 'wrong side of history' demanding full ownership of his 'Wild 'N Out' brand after he was fired for spreading anti-Semitic conspiracy theories on his podcast. In the segment, he also accused white people of being 'evil', 'rapists' and 'true savages'. The 39-year-old made the remarks during a June 30 episode of his talk show 'Cannon's Class' in which he interviewed former Public Enemy member Professor Griff, real name Richard Griffin, who was kicked out of the rap group in 1989 for saying Jewish people 'were responsible for the majority of the wickedness in the world'.