"Bring Me All The Tapes" – LilWin Says He’ll Buy Leaked Videos To Protect His Movie Promotions
Ghanaian actor and musician Kwadwo Nkansah, known as LilWin, has spoken out about the leak of private videos that keeps trending whenever he drops a movie.
In a video shared on August 13, 2026, LilWin said he’s ready to pay for any intimate videos people want to leak. His reason? He doesn’t want the controversy to kill the buzz around his current projects.
“Any man who has a woman’s nudes or any woman who has a man’s nudes, bring them to me and I will pay you. If you want to leak the 'azigi, I will buy them and when I'm done promoting my movie, I will leak them for you,” he stated.
The actor complained that leaks and scandals always pop up right when he’s promoting a film. According to him, it takes attention away from the work he’s put in.
“If not for the fact that this movie I'm shooting now is not the international movie I'm planning to shoot, is this how Ghanaians are going to treat me?” he asked.
LilWin explained that this current movie is just to build hype ahead of a bigger international production he plans to shoot next month. He said he’s investing a lot of money and can’t afford distractions.
“I'm shooting this movie to create awareness and wait till next month to shoot the main one. Is this how you all are going to leak people's sex videos to prevent my movies from trending?” he questioned.
Frustrated, he added that something always comes up after he finishes a project. “After I finish shooting a movie, it's either someone is dead, or someone is leaking another person's sex videos. Why are you people doing this to me?”
To control the narrative, LilWin said he’ll buy the videos himself and release them later. “I now buy 'azigi, so bring all of them to me and I will pay you. I will post them on your behalf after I'm done promoting my movies,” he said.
He ended by pleading with people not to do desperate things just to trend. “No one should also do something to trend. Don't force yourself and die or get an accident for that to overshadow what I'm doing,” he added.
