Account Summary


Followers Count

649,296

Friends Count

959

Tweets Count

17,847

List Count

2,156

Location

Seattle, WA

Verified

No

Followers Analysis (based on followers sample)

Verified

Number of Verified accounts

1,576

Percentage of Verified accounts

1.58%

Protected

Number of Protected accounts

11,747

Percentage of Protected accounts

11.75%

Age

Average Age of Twitter accounts

8 years


Bios

Number of users without a Bio

36,376

Number of users with a Bio

63,624

Percentage of users with a Bio

63.62%

Percentage of users without a Bio

36.38%

Worldcloud of Bios

List of top 10 keywords used in bios

Word Frequency
love 3073
life 2532
lover 2314
mom 2126
husband 1666
world 1586
sheher 1546
music 1534
father 1491
proud 1447

List of top 10 hashtags used in bios

Hashtag Frequency
#blm 556
#resist 457
#voteblue 272
#bluecrew 229
#blacklivesmatter 218
#bitcoin 188
#fbr 108
#lgbtq 94
#resistance 91
#standwithukraine 90

Top 10 followers with the highest follower count

Username Followers Count Friends Count Tweet Count
JohnCena 14105098 571087 7447
MoezMasoud 3552847 1144 3428
mariashriver 2182665 191787 24467
LeonKrauze 1584453 22223 156867
SinghLions 1335027 1432008 33928
MattWallace888 956063 4550 13717
NOH8Campaign 801890 345175 13960
depthsofwiki 770622 4204 4806
WHCOS 598457 771 16580
justinamash 490801 6415 21523

Top 10 followers with the highest following count

Username Friends Count Followers Count Tweet Count
SinghLions 1432008 1335027 33928
JohnCena 571087 14105098 7447
NOH8Campaign 345175 801890 13960
BurtonBrown 292184 269536 367906
darcydonavan 192323 240411 82825
mariashriver 191787 2182665 24467
deangloster 142409 145263 55895
AmyTaylorNYC 112275 118291 31651
Specter_Smit 107504 109307 18887
bdnews24 98743 223234 1322873

Top 10 followers with the highest tweet count

Username Tweets Count Followers Count Friends Count
bdnews24 1322873 223234 98743
ricklondon 1032755 21130 20055
sar_oso 973240 14300 13967
JeffreyMeursing 958031 7790 6572
LorettaBower3 846001 3080 4991
pushandpulljlm 764504 1751 2824
Trumpgot2go 732078 13958 13472
HOODKENaughty 695600 5657 1713
kcolaizzo 622553 5959 6379
1feralkat 589733 11926 13113

Top 10 followers with the highest listed count

Username Listed Count Friends Count Followers Count
JohnCena 31682 571087 14105098
mariashriver 11091 191787 2182665
NOH8Campaign 7563 345175 801890
LeonKrauze 7326 22223 1584453
AlterNet 5986 17939 129885
Benzinga 4979 2263 260611
justinamash 4479 6415 490801
KevinWeekes 4024 6489 282969
Crowdfrica 3744 15128 13682
WHCOS 3457 771 598457

Tweets Analysis

Overview

Total number of tweets analysed

3,199

Earliest tweet was on

2021-07-27

Latest tweet was on

2023-01-08

Tweets covering

529 days


Types of Tweets

Number of Retweets

18

Percentage of total tweets

0%

Number of Original tweets

800

Percentage of total tweets

25%

Number of tweets that contain Mentions

2,190

Percentage of total tweets

68%

Number of tweets that were Replies

2,318

Percentage of total tweets

72%

Number of tweets that were Quotes

63

Percentage of total tweets

1%

Number of tweets that contain Hashtags

4

Percentage of total tweets

0%


Top 10 tweets with highest Retweet count

ID Text Retweet count
1547778650803617792 It's always "$600 checks two years ago and 50-cent raises for workers are causing inflation" and never "$3 trillion from the Fed to bail out the stock market, $1 trillion in annual corporate stock buybacks and a 1,322% rise in CEO pay since 1978 are causing inflation" 32705
1514784889186369536 AriZona Iced Tea has stayed 99 cents for 30 years. The company is still profitable. A Coke stayed 5 cents for 70 years at one point. When companies say "we're forced to raise prices due to inflation," they're really saying "we're taking advantage of inflation to raise profits" 27987
1552347143087734786 So a $700 billion bailout for the banks, an $80 billion bailout for the auto industry, a $50 billion bailout for the airlines and a $3 trillion Fed bailout for the stock market are all "capitalism" but unemployment checks are "socialism?" 27462
1491968731278458880 Exxon Mobil: highest profit in 7 years Chevron: highest profit in 7 years Shell: highest profit in 7 years BP: highest profit in 8 years Gas prices: highest in 7 years guess it's just that inflation 27171
1549811212661276672 Chipotle has closed the first store where employees tried to unionize. Last year Chipotle gave its CEO a $24 million raise and paid him 2,898x more than their median employee. Then the company raised prices and blamed employee pay (the average worker makes $13,100). 25481
1549576980038918146 Can someone explain to me how a billionaire paying $0 in taxes is "smart" but a laid-off worker getting their unemployment insurance benefits is "leeching off the system?" 24879
1554855408153542659 Overdraft fees did not exist until the 1990s. Now, banks make $8 billion a year in overdraft fees. The CEO of one lender even named his yacht "Overdraft." It is very expensive to be poor, and easy to stay rich. 24858
1443338084351873024 Before the pandemic, there was 1 person worth $100 billion. Now there are 10. Before the pandemic, those 10 people were worth $650 billion. Now they are worth $1.4 trillion. And the Senate is ready to shut down the government and deny vital services to avoid taxing them at all. 22319
1503782830714851330 Barrel of oil Week ago: $128 Now: $99 Gallon of gas Week ago: $4.17 Now: $4.32 Oil company profits are at 7-year highs, they get $180 billion a year in government subsidies and they're issuing $88 billion in buybacks/dividends this year. Do the math. 20743
1486072843288911878 Suspicious how everyone blames the rising cost of a burrito on workers getting a $1 raise but not the fact that CEO pay has gone up 1,322% in the last 43 years. Last year Chipotle gave its CEO a $24 million raise and paid him 2,898x more than their median employee. 20709

Top 10 tweets with highest Reply count

ID Text Reply count
1549060692279427073 Let me get this straight: To raise your credit score and prove you're "financially responsible," you have to buy stuff on a credit card with 19% interest? But pay your $2,000 rent on time every month and your credit score doesn't change? 7117
1549576980038918146 Can someone explain to me how a billionaire paying $0 in taxes is "smart" but a laid-off worker getting their unemployment insurance benefits is "leeching off the system?" 3897
1549811212661276672 Chipotle has closed the first store where employees tried to unionize. Last year Chipotle gave its CEO a $24 million raise and paid him 2,898x more than their median employee. Then the company raised prices and blamed employee pay (the average worker makes $13,100). 3444
1460456815989301254 What exact moment made you realize your job sucked? 3421
1552347143087734786 So a $700 billion bailout for the banks, an $80 billion bailout for the auto industry, a $50 billion bailout for the airlines and a $3 trillion Fed bailout for the stock market are all "capitalism" but unemployment checks are "socialism?" 3193
1513642321321070596 Apparently a lot of bosses need to hear this: If you're giving out a 5% annual raise right now, you're giving out a pay cut. 2891
1455309260640952331 We know how this is going to end: Elon Musk is going to donate $6 billion to help solve world hunger - 1.8% of his fortune. He'll write it off and pay $0 in taxes. He'll be named Time's Person of the Year as a great philanthropist while the average family pays a 14% tax rate. 2841
1556667521150894082 My company pays an $80k min wage, lets people work wherever they want, has full benefits, paid parental leave, etc. We get over 300 applicants per job. "No one wants to work" is a hell of a way of saying "companies won't pay workers a fair wage and treat them with respect." 2306
1554855408153542659 Overdraft fees did not exist until the 1990s. Now, banks make $8 billion a year in overdraft fees. The CEO of one lender even named his yacht "Overdraft." It is very expensive to be poor, and easy to stay rich. 2177
1555607754357837825 If you're gonna force people back to the office for a job that could be done from home just as well, you should have to pay for their commute. pretty simple 2104

Top 10 tweets with highest Quote count

ID Text Quote count
1510007453211148290 Thread on how Amazon treats its workers Context: Amazon full-time warehouse employees make $31,200 a year. Jeff Bezos makes that every 12 seconds. Cost to give warehouse workers 2 weeks paid sick leave + pay bumps so they don't qualify for food stamps = 0.9% of Bezos' fortune 2186
1508855246159757318 New York is giving the Buffalo Bills $850 million in taxpayer funds for a new stadium, the biggest pro sports subsidy of all time. Three days ago, NY announced a $800 million cut to children and family services. The Bills owner is worth $5.8 billion. https://t.co/ELNdzXySI9 2080
1491968731278458880 Exxon Mobil: highest profit in 7 years Chevron: highest profit in 7 years Shell: highest profit in 7 years BP: highest profit in 8 years Gas prices: highest in 7 years guess it's just that inflation 1893
1549060692279427073 Let me get this straight: To raise your credit score and prove you're "financially responsible," you have to buy stuff on a credit card with 19% interest? But pay your $2,000 rent on time every month and your credit score doesn't change? 1872
1549811212661276672 Chipotle has closed the first store where employees tried to unionize. Last year Chipotle gave its CEO a $24 million raise and paid him 2,898x more than their median employee. Then the company raised prices and blamed employee pay (the average worker makes $13,100). 1856
1503782830714851330 Barrel of oil Week ago: $128 Now: $99 Gallon of gas Week ago: $4.17 Now: $4.32 Oil company profits are at 7-year highs, they get $180 billion a year in government subsidies and they're issuing $88 billion in buybacks/dividends this year. Do the math. 1364
1552347143087734786 So a $700 billion bailout for the banks, an $80 billion bailout for the auto industry, a $50 billion bailout for the airlines and a $3 trillion Fed bailout for the stock market are all "capitalism" but unemployment checks are "socialism?" 1309
1420842784853012480 How I learned to be a better boss: I was a bad CEO. 7 years ago, I found a McDonald's training handbook on the desk of an employee named Rosita. Turns out she was training to become a manager there because she couldn't survive on the income I paid here. I called her to my office 1272
1503765177279426574 We asked our employees where they want to work: 7% want to go to the office full time 31% want an office-remote hybrid 62% want to work only from home So I told them: sounds great. Do whatever you want. As a CEO, what do I care? If you get your work done, that's all that matters 1241
1513642321321070596 Apparently a lot of bosses need to hear this: If you're giving out a 5% annual raise right now, you're giving out a pay cut. 1195

Top 10 tweets with highest Like count

ID Text Like count
1549060692279427073 Let me get this straight: To raise your credit score and prove you're "financially responsible," you have to buy stuff on a credit card with 19% interest? But pay your $2,000 rent on time every month and your credit score doesn't change? 159991
1549576980038918146 Can someone explain to me how a billionaire paying $0 in taxes is "smart" but a laid-off worker getting their unemployment insurance benefits is "leeching off the system?" 158337
1514784889186369536 AriZona Iced Tea has stayed 99 cents for 30 years. The company is still profitable. A Coke stayed 5 cents for 70 years at one point. When companies say "we're forced to raise prices due to inflation," they're really saying "we're taking advantage of inflation to raise profits" 152433
1553436533323173888 The lottery is the only time a regular person can become a billionaire and the only time a billionaire will pay the legal tax rate. 141875
1556667521150894082 My company pays an $80k min wage, lets people work wherever they want, has full benefits, paid parental leave, etc. We get over 300 applicants per job. "No one wants to work" is a hell of a way of saying "companies won't pay workers a fair wage and treat them with respect." 133578
1547778650803617792 It's always "$600 checks two years ago and 50-cent raises for workers are causing inflation" and never "$3 trillion from the Fed to bail out the stock market, $1 trillion in annual corporate stock buybacks and a 1,322% rise in CEO pay since 1978 are causing inflation" 122684
1554855408153542659 Overdraft fees did not exist until the 1990s. Now, banks make $8 billion a year in overdraft fees. The CEO of one lender even named his yacht "Overdraft." It is very expensive to be poor, and easy to stay rich. 117402
1552347143087734786 So a $700 billion bailout for the banks, an $80 billion bailout for the auto industry, a $50 billion bailout for the airlines and a $3 trillion Fed bailout for the stock market are all "capitalism" but unemployment checks are "socialism?" 116120
1516830079518662656 Sending your employees back to the office when gas, food, child care, pet care, etc are all through the roof - and not giving them a raise - after they spent 2 years doing the job just as well from home is a great way to tell your employees you don't care about them 115266
1502124425352732676 We got 800 applications for a customer service job opening in the last few days. We pay a living wage ($70k+), full benefits, 401(k), paid parental leave, let people work where they want. There's no labor shortage. There's a shortage of jobs treating people with basic respect. 113891

Top 3 Languages Used In Tweets


Top 10 Hashtags used

Hashtag Count
#givingtuesday 1

Top 10 Hashtags Used In Tweets

Top 10 mentions

Hashtag Count
@doggedlydevoted 1
@elonmusk 1
@wilreynolds 1

Top 10 mentions

Wordcloud of Tweets


Emojis used in tweets

Emoji Count Emoji Text
โžก 11 right_arrow
๐Ÿค‘ 5 money-mouth_face
๐Ÿ’™ 1 blue_heart
๐Ÿงต 1 thread
๐Ÿค” 1 thinking_face

Emojis groups

Emoji Group Count
Symbols 11
Smileys & Emotion 7
Activities 1