TikTok star Ahuofe Abrantie dead
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Social media star Ahuofe Abrantie, alias Tupac
Ahuofe Abrantie, sometimes called Ahuofe Tupac, has died.
According to reports, the TikTok sensation died in his apartment in Kumasi, Ashanti region, Thursday, March 30, 2023.
Details are sketchy but a star member of the Asakaa collective, Jay Bahd, in a cryptic message on Twitter appeared to provide confirmation of his demise.
"Life too short [broken heart emoji]," he said, a video of Ahuofe dancing to a Drill song attached.
"Rest well, Ahoufe [weeping emoji]," he prayed. "[You] gonna be miss[ed] [for]ever."
Ahuofe regularly dressed like a stereotypical American gangster with chains (blings), bandana scarf, turned cap, and baggy clothing, while mimicking American rap legend Tupac Amaru Shakur.
He garnered 3.9 million followers and over 39.8 million viewers on his 217 Tik ok videos.
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