The Tiktoker quickly accumulated over 100,000 followers in only two short months after signing up for the video-sharing app in June 2022.
By August 2022, Ahuofe had amassed 115,900 followers and 966,300 likes thanks to his funny sketches, most of which were in the Akan Twi dialect of Ghana.
Ahuofe, a well-known Ghanaian Tiktoker and Tupac Shakur imposter, has passed away.
The Tiktoker, who joined the video-sharing app in June 2022, garnered over 100,000 followers in only two months, fast emerging as one of the most well-known and well-known figures in the Ghanaian and African online communities.
By August 2022, Ahuofe had amassed 115,900 followers and 966,300 likes thanks to his funny sketches, most of which were in the Akan Twi dialect of Ghana.
The tiny content producer, who capitalized on his absurd appearance and eccentric dressing sense, at times evoking American rapper Tupac Shakur, became well-known throughout Ghana, amassing more than 4 million followers and 40 million likes in less than a year.
Ahoufe Tupac, according to Ghanaian media, died in the early morning hours of March 29, 2023, following a brief illness.
The first person to tweet the information was the rapper and artist from Ghana, Jay Bahd. The night after going live on Tiktok, Ahoufe passed away.
Ahoufe’s image quickly rose in popularity and is now one of the most widely used stickers on several Ghanaian social media platforms, furthering his notoriety.
His videos, which often featured him performing skits, dancing, singing or even merely yawning, always had a way of resonating with his vast audience.
His fans, drawn from across Africa, have taken to social media to mourn the happy-go-lucky content creator.
