Fans Aren’t Buying Karl-Anthony Towns’ Claim That His Twitter Account Was Hacked

On Tuesday night, Karl-Anthony Towns starting trending after he “liked” a tweet saying #FreeKAT.

Of course, this would insinuate that Towns has finally had enough of being a part of the losing culture in Minnesota.

Karl Anthony Towns 👀👀👀 pic.twitter.com/VDny7jIAUw

— Steph Chef Curry (@chefstephncurry) November 4, 2021

But when Karl-Anthony Towns woke up on Wednesday, he had a different take altogether.

The big man said he had no recollection of ever liking the tweet, and claimed his must have been hacked.

Karl-Anthony Towns on his Twitter being hacked, liking a "#FreeKAT" tweet: pic.twitter.com/t77e2bBiXi

— Dane Moore (@DaneMooreNBA) November 4, 2021

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Fans weren’t buying KAT’s claim that he was hacked.

He’s a terrible liar https://t.co/6CPuYTYgtO

— Shawn (@FollowMyLead_92) November 4, 2021

Playing confused > https://t.co/HvM5BAVvCD

— Nique (@PolosNKicks) November 4, 2021

Lying >>>>>>>> https://t.co/3J2gRG0Yvt

— Frozen Water (@OfficiallyIce) November 4, 2021

we’re all trying to find the guy who did this https://t.co/52n8vW1heu

— blind analyst (@blindanalyst) November 4, 2021

I feel like if someone actually successfully hacked Karl-Anthony Towns’ account they’d probably be doing something a little bit more reckless than “liking” one tweet.

But I guess we’ll never know.

To no one’s surprise, KAT and the T-Wolves have come out of the gates rather mediocre, starting 3-4 on the young season.

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