Tweets Analysis - Keyword: @JoeCrawford5
Overview
Total number of tweets analysed
3
Earliest tweet was on
2023-03-25
Latest tweet was on
2023-03-26
Tweets covering
0 days
Average age of authors' accounts
13 years
Summarization
The tweets express support for black men receiving fair compensation but emphasize the importance of honoring contractual agreements. The author argues that undermining the role of a league in a particular field is detrimental to all parties involved and emphasizes the importance of loyalty and honoring agreements in the entertainment industry.
Topic Modeling
- Honor and agreements
- Black men and fair compensation
- Respect for specific battles and opportunities
- Crediting the job of a league
- Loyalty and keeping promises
Emotional Analysis
The tweets express a mix of frustration and disappointment with the idea of not honoring agreements and contracts. The first tweet emphasizes the importance of following through on agreements and mentions the financial impact of not doing so. The second tweet highlights the negative impact of discrediting the efforts of a league, while the third conveys a sense of confusion and disappointment with the tendency for people to use others to get ahead and then abandon them for bigger opportunities. Overall, the tweets express a desire for people to uphold their commitments and have integrity in their dealings with others.
Trend Analysis
- Respect for contractual agreements
- Importance of loyalty in professional relationships
- Credibility and value of a league and its opportunities
- Racial and economic disparities in the industry
- Experiences of exploitation in the music industry
Types of Tweets
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Number of Original tweets
0
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Number of tweets that contain Mentions
3
Percentage of total tweets
100%
Number of tweets that were Replies
3
Percentage of total tweets
100%
Number of tweets that were Quotes
0
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Number of tweets that contain Hashtags
0
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Top 5 devices used to tweet
| Source | Count |
|---|---|
| Twitter for iPhone | 3 |
What devices were used to tweet
Top 10 accounts with highest followers count
| Username | Name | Bio | Followers count |
|---|---|---|---|
| BenJonesLive | Ernest Ben Jones | VP @LiveTMG I represent @Jdrewsheard_JDS, @StereoJane, @JonahRadio, @ItsShort4Wayne, & @therealsmerf | 529 |
Top 10 accounts with highest friends count
| Username | Name | Bio | Followers count |
|---|---|---|---|
| BenJonesLive | Ernest Ben Jones | VP @LiveTMG I represent @Jdrewsheard_JDS, @StereoJane, @JonahRadio, @ItsShort4Wayne, & @therealsmerf | 658 |
Most active users
| Username | Bio | Number of tweets |
|---|---|---|
| BenJonesLive | VP @LiveTMG I represent @Jdrewsheard_JDS, @StereoJane, @JonahRadio, @ItsShort4Wayne, & @therealsmerf | 3 |
Tweets per day
Top 10 tweets with highest Retweet count
| ID | Text | Retweet count |
|---|---|---|
| 1639779779577618434 | @JoeCrawford5 I’m all for black men getting all the money they deserve. But honor your contract. URL invested money and booked specific battles based on an agreement. They could’ve used those opportunities for somebody else if the agreement wasn’t gonna be honored. | 0 |
| 1639702337647247362 | @JoeCrawford5 True. But a battler can’t make the comment that if he would’ve gotten the same battles on a different league he’d be in the same position. That discredits the whole job of a league. Lol. That’s like saying URL did a great job but anybody could’ve done it. Everybody didn’t though | 0 |
| 1639676248111587332 | @JoeCrawford5 I feel that but to me it’s not even about loyalty. If we agree to something honor the agreement. I deal with this in music all the time. Niggas use people to get where they want to be then jump to go make real money with people who didn’t put in the work. I never understood it. | 0 |
Top 10 tweets with highest Like count
| ID | Text | Like count |
|---|---|---|
| 1639779779577618434 | @JoeCrawford5 I’m all for black men getting all the money they deserve. But honor your contract. URL invested money and booked specific battles based on an agreement. They could’ve used those opportunities for somebody else if the agreement wasn’t gonna be honored. | 0 |
| 1639702337647247362 | @JoeCrawford5 True. But a battler can’t make the comment that if he would’ve gotten the same battles on a different league he’d be in the same position. That discredits the whole job of a league. Lol. That’s like saying URL did a great job but anybody could’ve done it. Everybody didn’t though | 0 |
| 1639676248111587332 | @JoeCrawford5 I feel that but to me it’s not even about loyalty. If we agree to something honor the agreement. I deal with this in music all the time. Niggas use people to get where they want to be then jump to go make real money with people who didn’t put in the work. I never understood it. | 0 |
Top 3 Languages Used In Tweets
Top 10 mentions
| Mention | Count |
|---|---|
| @joecrawford5 | 3 |
Top 10 mentions
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