Over the past few years, American rapper Marcus Jamal Hopson, 39, who goes by the stage name of Hopsin, has been open about his personal struggles with faith. In one of his recent songs, “Ill Mind 7” he questions the Bible and even the existence of Jesus.

But it seems things crossed the line at one of his recent concerts in Colorado on August 26, 2023, that outraged Hopsin.

While he was singing ‘Ill Mind 7,’ his stage crew projected satanic images behind the rapper including an upside-down cross and other occultic images, the Christian Post reports.

Hopsin was not aware this was happening and only found out about it when a friend sent him a text asking why there was ‘an anti-Christ image on the back projector.’

In an expletive-filled rant on Instagram, the rapper stated that he had no idea what his stage crew was doing. He added that it did not represent what he stood for, and apologized for what had taken place during the concert.

“To everyone who saw it, I take full accountability because that’s my fault for dealing with [expletives] who don’t know what … Hopson is.”

“But I genuinely apologize if any of that made you uncomfortable because it would have made me uncomfortable. It really would have! It makes me uncomfortable just knowing that it existed and nobody [expletive] told me.”

“When I speak about God or me being conflicted, I’m just reflecting the human experience. I’m talking about my human experience, and sometimes my faith is a little shaky, as all of ours is at times. And that’s OK because that is the human experience.

“But I don’t ever represent any [expletive] satanic s—. No anti-Christ s— because I know what it means in people’s hearts.”

Maybe someone to consider praying for, if the Holy Spirit leads you that way.

READ: Rapper Hopsin furious over anti-Christ, satanic images at his concert