A previous image of Wendy Shay and Kuami Eugene tightly hugging appears

There have been a ton of comments on an old picture of Ghanaian musicians Wendy Shay and Kuami Eugene that has surfaced online.

People questioned whether the unexpected emergence of lookalikes in the nation was due to clones or the genuine article.

Rockstar Jnr, Kuami Eugene's clone, revealed in the background of the story that he does not receive compensation for being his twin.

Many Ghanaians are perplexed after an old photo of performers Wendy Shay and Kuami Eugene appeared on social media.

Many people have questioned whether lookalikes are the authentic versions because the topic has suddenly become popular in the nation.

Kuami Eugene (left), Wendy Shay (right), and a vintage portrait of the two are all shown together. Image credit: @kuamieugene @wendyshayofficial From Instagram

In the widely shared flashback photo, the two were pictured all booed up with Wendy's left arm over Kuami's neck.

The 'Cryptocurrency' hitmaker appeared to be trying to hide the fact that they were dating from fans by crouching down with his arms across his crotch.

When the priceless moment was being photographed, they both grinned. Without their dreadlocks, the two seemed to be in their early 20s.

See the previous old photo of Wendy Shay and Kuami Eugene.

Ghanaians respond to an old photograph of Wendy Shay and Kuami Eugene

Many people questioned whether Kuami Eugene and Wendy Shay in the viral photo were the real persons or their copies after seeing it go viral.

See a few quotes from the comments section below:

Posted by @ObremponbaK

Kuami appears to be a student of medicine.

Posted by @WEBLOCKS:

Trying so hard to imitate Oh Ama Ghana in another way?

Tweeted @ObibaAyala:

This now appears to be a knockoff of Kuami.

Posted by @OriafoB:

Wendy is nice, but some men only want to chop and clean their mouths and don't appreciate good women.

@Eazi1111 left a comment

Is it just a similarity in appearance, or anything else?

Rockstar Jnr, Kuami Eugene's clone, dispels rumors that he is using his image to make money.

He clarified the viral video that implied he was paid to appear at a show and was billed for it.

Many Ghanaians were upset by the interview on Okay FM because they couldn't comprehend the story he told.