Ghanaian social media was set ablaze after Scanty of KSS unexpectedly began trending on X (formerly Twitter) when a series of his old explicit tweets resurfaced online.
The tweets, which focused heavily on sexual topics, quickly went viral as users reposted screenshots, sparking widespread debate and mixed reactions. While some found Scanty’s old posts hilarious and described them as “raw and unfiltered,” others criticized them as inappropriate and questioned why he had shared such content publicly.
As the controversy grew, the hashtag #Scanty climbed to the top of X’s trending list, with timelines flooded with memes, jokes, and reactions from fans and critics alike.
Some users defended him, insisting that people shouldn’t be judged by things they posted years ago, while others argued that public figures should always be held accountable for their words, regardless of when they were written.
Although Scanty hasn’t made any official comment yet, fans expect his signature humorous response soon.
This incident serves as a reminder that “the internet never forgets” — and in Ghana’s digital space, Scanty is once again the name on everyone’s lips.
