Scam token airdropped to my ETH address.

Hey all,

So I was looking at my ETH address on Etherscan and saw a random ERC-20 token that must have been airdropped almost a year ago (ak-swap for those who are more aware of the scam tokens names) and it's just sitting there. The initial address having made the same transactions to >100k addresses).

I haven't (and wouldn't) interact with the contract, it's marked as such (phishing contract) on Etherscan but I'm curious as my public address has never been used anywhere or posted online anywhere outside of withdrawals from an exchange.

I just wanted to confirm that I do not need to create a new ETH wallet as a result of this token right? I can presumably just ignore it, never interact with it, or the website and that's it, right? I intend on using this address for ETH, MATIC and other ERC-20 tokens and would rather be safe than sorry so thought to ask you helpful bunch.

Cheers!