“Wanni x Handi Are Not Getting Brand Deals Because Of Their R@zz & Tox!c Behaviour In The BBN House”- Truth Icon Claims (DETAILS)

Popular Big Brother Naija twin DJs, Wanni and Handi, also known as Wanni x Handi, are reportedly facing difficulties in securing brand endorsements following their time in the reality show.

In a scathing review by controversial blogger Truth Icon, the twins were accused of being unmarketable due to their “razz and toxic behavior” displayed during the show.

Truth Icon did not hold back in the detailed critique, claiming that brands are avoiding collaborations with the twins because of the controversial antics that characterized their time on TV. “Wanni x Handi are DJs, just doing their regular jobs like DJ Flo, Tbaj, and other BBNaija DJs,” the blogger began. “But let’s be real, brands are not working with them. They’re not doing ads, influencing, or landing ambassadorships with any known brands because of the razz and toxic behavior they displayed on TV.”

The blogger went on to list specific instances, including fights, cussing, gossiping, and body-shaming, that allegedly tarnished Wanni’s reputation in particular.

“No amount of exaggerated hype or whitewashing can erase what we saw on TV, especially from Wanni—the c*um-drinking incident, scratching inappropriate areas, and other messy antics they called ‘content.’ No reasonable brand is going to overlook all that.”

While Wanni x Handi gained popularity for their energetic presence and dramatic moments in the house, Truth Icon suggested that their actions might have overshadowed their market potential. The blogger concluded with a suggestion that the twins undergo significant image rebranding if they wish to be taken seriously by notable brands.

Mixed Reactions from Fans

The revelations have sparked mixed reactions online. While some fans defended the twins, arguing that their behavior was a strategic move to stay relevant, others agreed with the blogger, citing the importance of maintaining a clean public image for post-show success.