Earlier this week, Rich Homie Quan‘s representatives claimed he’d suffered seizures after fainting from heat exhaustion at a video shoot in Atlanta. Rich Homie Quan is a member of XXL’s 2014 Freshmen Class. I’m sure you’ll recognize his hit “Type of Way.”

What we do know is that Quan appears to be all right. In a tweet at midnight last night, he said:

“First and foremost I want to thank god for his blessings. Your boy just been grinding too hard. Thanks for all of the prayers… I’m okay.”

Two hours later, Quan’s Facebook status read “Let’s make-out, have sex, cuddle and have a deep talk. Then let’s have sex again, go out to eat, then go back home, watch a movie and have sex again.” I have a feeling that he certainly is going to be okay.

Check out below the jump to see a statement from Quan’s label, Think It’s A Game Entertainment.

We just want to say thank you to everybody who was praying for him and appreciate everybody support. He’s doing well, he’s just resting right now. They released him from the hospital last night. He’s just resting up. We’re not going to be doing any shows for a little while until he gets better, but he’s in good health, and he’s in good spirits. He’s just resting right now. He was initially at Grady Memorial Hospital then was moved to Piedmont Hospital. He fell and suffered a gash over his eye and abrasion on his face. But he’s good now. He just been working hard. I think it was more so exhaustion. He’s going to be doing shows; he just taking a break. It was a traumatizing experience. I can’t give an exact date when he’ll be better, but right now he’s just going to take some time off to be better. We just thank everybody for the support. Everybody all over just has been so supportive in this whole ordeal, and that really helps not only him but the team, just to know that many people really support the movement. We’re just thankful that people are actually that concerned and supportive.

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Derek Scancarelli is a feature writer, interviewer, videographer, photographer, radio-er and more. In 2015, he received his MA in Journalism in New York City. In addition to Under The Gun Review, Derek has worked with Noisey (VICE), Alternative Press, New Noise Magazine and many more. He also pushes some buttons at SiriusXM.

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