AceShowbiz - Ray J apparently continues to face some terrors. On Monday, December 2, the "One Wish" singer, who previously claimed that someone is trying to kill him, took to his social media account to share a video of his smashed SUV car window.

"I got a car sears inside. That what it's come to? For what I'm trying to do? You know I know," he said in the clip, which was shared on X, formerly known as Twitter. Ray J wrote in the caption, "SMH."

Fans started to grow concerned upon watching the video. "Now if something happens, he was trying to tell everyone," someone said in an Instagram comment. "Wait somebody actually please help this man," another noted. "Protect rayj at all cost!" one other urged.

The incident came after Ray J detailed alleged attempted assassinations on him during his appearance on pastor Jamal Bryant's podcast. According to the R&B star, some billionaires were trying to silence him, prompting him to wear a bulletproof vest for his safety.

"I've lied about my whole. I'm a liar, unless I say, 'These people did this to me, they're very bad people and they've been controlling me this whole time,' " he explained at the time. "They'll come kill me, bro. They'll kill me for this. Literally murder me. Tomorrow it'll be, 'Ray J overdosed on fentanyl.' "

The brother of Brandy went on to say that should it happened, "that ain't really what happened." He further divulged his alarming claims, "They killed me [...] We dealing with billionaires trying to keep their image clean so they'll do anything to shut down the truth, and that's why I've been wearing a vest lately."

Ray J first claimed that someone is targeting him last month. At the time, he posted on Instagram Stories, "N****s just tried to shoot me and tried to kill me!" he told his followers. "And you want to apologize, n***a? F**k you!"

While Ray J hasn't exposed the identity of the said billionaires, the musician previously made some damning claims regarding Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, who is currently in jail for sex racketeering charges. In TMZ's documentary "The Downfall of Diddy: Inside the Freak-Offs", he shared, "I'm hearing about artists paying victims to keep their name out of it."

He elaborated, "They wanna talk to me about what happened to them. They call me. They feel they can trust me. They wanna tell me about certain things that happened with them and Diddy." Not stopping there, Ray J also got into an altercation with Diddy's three sons, Justin Combs, Christian Combs and Quincy Combs.