Account Summary
Bio
Europe’s leading magazine of culture and ideas, published twice a month.
Followers Count
313,885
Friends Count
1,844
Tweets Count
47,364
List Count
5,667
Location
London
Verified
No
Followers Analysis (based on followers sample)
Verified
Number of Verified accounts
1,505
Percentage of Verified accounts
1.49%
Protected
Number of Protected accounts
13,791
Percentage of Protected accounts
13.65%
Age
Average Age of Twitter accounts
7 years
Bios
Number of users without a Bio
31,933
Number of users with a Bio
69,066
Percentage of users with a Bio
68.38%
Percentage of users without a Bio
31.62%
Worldcloud of Bios
Top 10 followers with the highest follower count
| Username | Followers Count | Friends Count | Tweet Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| JohnCena | 14103209 | 571945 | 7450 |
| candundaradasi | 5578676 | 3418 | 64754 |
| iamjohnoliver | 5571035 | 151 | 683 |
| GreatestQuotes | 4234662 | 165140 | 36319 |
| KlasraRauf | 2370719 | 5331 | 114314 |
| anwaribrahim | 1805717 | 12710 | 82998 |
| maggieNYT | 1656583 | 6006 | 275653 |
| NicolaSturgeon | 1518175 | 4952 | 28278 |
| FloydShivambu | 1394585 | 6691 | 14153 |
| SinghLions | 1334656 | 1431727 | 33929 |
Top 10 followers with the highest following count
| Username | Friends Count | Followers Count | Tweet Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| SinghLions | 1431727 | 1334656 | 33929 |
| JohnCena | 571945 | 14103209 | 7450 |
| CollChris | 520126 | 672553 | 38731 |
| StephenCaggiano | 330488 | 342605 | 101175 |
| LukeRomyn | 283897 | 343639 | 119685 |
| CrankyPappy | 177136 | 194880 | 61988 |
| GreatestQuotes | 165140 | 4234662 | 36319 |
| IgboBible | 164107 | 182652 | 50197 |
| gilliankemmerer | 145937 | 134332 | 15932 |
| HarryGoaz | 142031 | 236199 | 1716 |
Top 10 followers with the highest tweet count
| Username | Tweets Count | Followers Count | Friends Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| Car01am | 1573573 | 178859 | 133534 |
| JeffreyMeursing | 960959 | 7853 | 6661 |
| gallimaufrey777 | 947249 | 3720 | 4990 |
| Estigiaed | 943715 | 1792 | 4999 |
| KibSolFuture | 865732 | 11897 | 13446 |
| acheetah42496 | 863021 | 1061 | 4902 |
| aldoceccarelli | 820209 | 16063 | 14993 |
| RogerioFreeyes | 747855 | 2295 | 469 |
| pmartinauthor | 709475 | 56659 | 55041 |
| pdeblassieiii | 697318 | 75029 | 76305 |
Top 10 followers with the highest listed count
| Username | Listed Count | Friends Count | Followers Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| JohnCena | 31677 | 571945 | 14103209 |
| GreatestQuotes | 21368 | 165140 | 4234662 |
| maggieNYT | 19028 | 6006 | 1656583 |
| KibSolFuture | 15490 | 13446 | 11897 |
| iamjohnoliver | 15466 | 151 | 5571035 |
| ritholtz | 6031 | 2547 | 212227 |
| JenniferJJacobs | 5570 | 52099 | 368990 |
| publishingtalk | 5117 | 39184 | 291574 |
| brhodes | 5113 | 2126 | 561770 |
| donwinslow | 4916 | 36212 | 933923 |
Tweets Analysis
Overview
Total number of tweets analysed
3,235
Earliest tweet was on
2022-09-20
Latest tweet was on
2023-04-19
Tweets covering
211 days
Types of Tweets
Number of Retweets
942
Percentage of total tweets
29%
Number of Original tweets
1,880
Percentage of total tweets
58%
Number of tweets that contain Mentions
2,011
Percentage of total tweets
62%
Number of tweets that were Replies
348
Percentage of total tweets
10%
Number of tweets that were Quotes
65
Percentage of total tweets
2%
Number of tweets that contain Hashtags
51
Percentage of total tweets
1%
Top 10 tweets with highest Retweet count
| ID | Text | Retweet count |
|---|---|---|
| 1645750975959900160 | Pankaj Mishra’s new essay ‘The Big Con’ has had an huge impact in India — in fact it’s the second most-read piece on our website so far this year. 350 million Indians went to sleep hungry in 2022, he writes, a number that’s almost doubled in just 4 years: https://t.co/KLzHrieuUR | 473 |
| 1631342352966066182 | ‘Most of the results from Saturday’s presidential and national assembly elections in Nigeria are in … and the general consensus among both Nigerians and the foreign observers is that the voting was rigged.’ @majapearce for the LRB blog: https://t.co/bo4fHMezHY | 279 |
| 1573273842432319488 | ‘When you turn and look back down the years, you glimpse the ghosts of other lives you might have led; all houses are haunted.’ Hilary Mantel wrote many wonderful pieces for the LRB and we’d hoped she’d write many more: https://t.co/lykCjiOayZ https://t.co/chBPILcdkZ | 179 |
| 1644720755744075777 | ‘Modi has counted on sympathetic journalists and financial speculators in the West to cast a seductive veil over his version of political economy, environmental activism and history.’ New, from Pankaj Mishra: The Big Con https://t.co/KLzHrieuUR | 135 |
| 1585378988050026505 | ‘His appearances on TV had an immeasurable impact on the lives of post-migrant kids growing up in the 1970s who didn't want to be athletes or singers or dancers. He really did seem to say a life of the mind was a possibility.’ @neepmail on Stuart Hall: https://t.co/BqJTb427mj | 69 |
| 1638555128558137345 | ‘There is disaffection with the failed promises of liberal democracy. But the Marcos restoration was also made possible by the distortion of historical memory.’ @SheilaCoronel on historic corruption and a new government in the Philippines: https://t.co/B9jdEDt3v6 | 63 |
| 1574465828212412429 | ‘On 15 August 2014, Ferguson’s fired its last seventy employees and entered administration. Only a year later, on 31 August 2015, the Scottish government announced the yard as the preferred bidder for a two-vessel contract.’ Ian Jack on a ferry fiasco: https://t.co/UPiZTOV1pL | 39 |
| 1638627102777044993 | ‘The International Maritime Organisation estimated that at one point in 2020, some 400,000 seafarers were stranded on their ships. There were reports of people jumping overboard and suicides by overdose.’ @LalehKhalili, in the new issue: https://t.co/5pVpmDRgmo | 30 |
| 1632784185348829184 | ‘If you have enough money, even being sanctioned by the British government is no impediment to using London’s courts to silence your critics.’ From the next issue, published online early: @PeterKGeoghegan on attempts to Slapp journalists into silence https://t.co/scMmPz8jWg | 24 |
| 1615699816230567941 | We are saddened to hear of the death of Jonathan Raban, who wrote for the LRB from 1987 onwards. In the last five years he wrote three pieces of memoir, starting with ‘Granny in the Doorway’ in August 2017, looking back at his childhood in Norfolk. https://t.co/3BaUc0lVIU https://t.co/i2MzaDoSRb | 24 |
Top 10 tweets with highest Reply count
| ID | Text | Reply count |
|---|---|---|
| 1585249864098742273 | Our new issue is now online, with @AzadehMoaveni in Tehran, Owen Hatherley in Birmingham, @neepmail on Stuart Hall, Christopher Clark on 1848, Katherine Rundell considering the hummingbird and a cover by Anne Rothenstein: https://t.co/xaTOjYd3Vr https://t.co/g2o2tfvPmw | 89 |
| 1587503234872184833 | On this week's podcast, @AzadehMoaveni talks to @moonjets about the protests in Iran. Listen on our website or wherever you get your podcasts. https://t.co/pp8rrmSHI0 | 18 |
| 1609260222115094529 | ‘For British nationalists and imperialists, it has always been uncomfortable to think of Roman London as a medium-sized provincial capital on the periphery of someone else’s empire.’ Christopher Kelly: https://t.co/zJHmJi1Vgl | 17 |
| 1631342352966066182 | ‘Most of the results from Saturday’s presidential and national assembly elections in Nigeria are in … and the general consensus among both Nigerians and the foreign observers is that the voting was rigged.’ @majapearce for the LRB blog: https://t.co/bo4fHMezHY | 16 |
| 1645750975959900160 | Pankaj Mishra’s new essay ‘The Big Con’ has had an huge impact in India — in fact it’s the second most-read piece on our website so far this year. 350 million Indians went to sleep hungry in 2022, he writes, a number that’s almost doubled in just 4 years: https://t.co/KLzHrieuUR | 15 |
| 1605545547401596928 | The first issue of LRB volume 45 is now online, featuring Alan Bennett’s diary for 2022, @_jamesmeek on flooding, Anne Enright on Toni Morrison, Jenny Turner @neepmail on Colette, @xlorentzen on Cormac McCarthy and a cover by @Jon_McN. https://t.co/fHlLRK8D3N https://t.co/xU2nfVOc5D | 15 |
| 1600474443007938560 | Our new issue is online, featuring Jeremy Harding on Bruno Latour, Colin Burrow on Roald Dahl, @LalehKhalili on McKinsey, @KitchenBee on Maria Montessori, Peter Howarth on G.K. Chesterton, Neal Ascherson on Flora MacDonald and a cover by Anne Rothenstein. https://t.co/xaTOjXVswR https://t.co/ppH9X3JuK4 | 13 |
| 1644720755744075777 | ‘Modi has counted on sympathetic journalists and financial speculators in the West to cast a seductive veil over his version of political economy, environmental activism and history.’ New, from Pankaj Mishra: The Big Con https://t.co/KLzHrieuUR | 11 |
| 1643583949120176128 | Our new issue is now online, featuring: @_jamesmeek on Ukraine war videos Barbara Newman on women in the Crusades @MJCarter10 on Mary Renault Anthony Grafton on bibliomaniacs and a cover by @Jon_McN. Read now at https://t.co/xaTOjYd3Vr https://t.co/3LbGhicdTR | 9 |
| 1573273842432319488 | ‘When you turn and look back down the years, you glimpse the ghosts of other lives you might have led; all houses are haunted.’ Hilary Mantel wrote many wonderful pieces for the LRB and we’d hoped she’d write many more: https://t.co/lykCjiOayZ https://t.co/chBPILcdkZ | 9 |
Top 10 tweets with highest Quote count
| ID | Text | Quote count |
|---|---|---|
| 1645750975959900160 | Pankaj Mishra’s new essay ‘The Big Con’ has had an huge impact in India — in fact it’s the second most-read piece on our website so far this year. 350 million Indians went to sleep hungry in 2022, he writes, a number that’s almost doubled in just 4 years: https://t.co/KLzHrieuUR | 42 |
| 1573273842432319488 | ‘When you turn and look back down the years, you glimpse the ghosts of other lives you might have led; all houses are haunted.’ Hilary Mantel wrote many wonderful pieces for the LRB and we’d hoped she’d write many more: https://t.co/lykCjiOayZ https://t.co/chBPILcdkZ | 27 |
| 1585249864098742273 | Our new issue is now online, with @AzadehMoaveni in Tehran, Owen Hatherley in Birmingham, @neepmail on Stuart Hall, Christopher Clark on 1848, Katherine Rundell considering the hummingbird and a cover by Anne Rothenstein: https://t.co/xaTOjYd3Vr https://t.co/g2o2tfvPmw | 20 |
| 1615699816230567941 | We are saddened to hear of the death of Jonathan Raban, who wrote for the LRB from 1987 onwards. In the last five years he wrote three pieces of memoir, starting with ‘Granny in the Doorway’ in August 2017, looking back at his childhood in Norfolk. https://t.co/3BaUc0lVIU https://t.co/i2MzaDoSRb | 13 |
| 1644720755744075777 | ‘Modi has counted on sympathetic journalists and financial speculators in the West to cast a seductive veil over his version of political economy, environmental activism and history.’ New, from Pankaj Mishra: The Big Con https://t.co/KLzHrieuUR | 13 |
| 1585378988050026505 | ‘His appearances on TV had an immeasurable impact on the lives of post-migrant kids growing up in the 1970s who didn't want to be athletes or singers or dancers. He really did seem to say a life of the mind was a possibility.’ @neepmail on Stuart Hall: https://t.co/BqJTb427mj | 10 |
| 1605324665135812611 | Dante’s friends wrote back with interpretations of a terrifying erotic vision he had described in a sonnet. One advised him to ‘give your balls/a good wash, so that the vapours/ that make you talk nonsense/are extinguished and dispersed.’ @ErinMaglaque: https://t.co/opeXMHl2Tu | 9 |
| 1609260222115094529 | ‘For British nationalists and imperialists, it has always been uncomfortable to think of Roman London as a medium-sized provincial capital on the periphery of someone else’s empire.’ Christopher Kelly: https://t.co/zJHmJi1Vgl | 8 |
| 1628378720623886338 | Our new issue is now online, featuring William Davies on reactions, @irinibus on medieval selfhood, James Butler @piercepenniless on social care, Oliver Cussen on Enlightenment environmentalism, @mattbevis1 on Auden and a cover by @Jon_McN. Read at https://t.co/0PNHENOtF5 https://t.co/1RlVEOcZ5O | 8 |
| 1629500717135167490 | ‘To think about care is to shuttle back and forth between social totality and the irreducible complexity of individual needs, from feeding or washing to dignity or meaningful attention.’ James Butler @piercepenniless on Britain’s social care crisis: https://t.co/Q6DIPJKfk8 | 8 |
Top 10 tweets with highest Like count
| ID | Text | Like count |
|---|---|---|
| 1645750975959900160 | Pankaj Mishra’s new essay ‘The Big Con’ has had an huge impact in India — in fact it’s the second most-read piece on our website so far this year. 350 million Indians went to sleep hungry in 2022, he writes, a number that’s almost doubled in just 4 years: https://t.co/KLzHrieuUR | 980 |
| 1573273842432319488 | ‘When you turn and look back down the years, you glimpse the ghosts of other lives you might have led; all houses are haunted.’ Hilary Mantel wrote many wonderful pieces for the LRB and we’d hoped she’d write many more: https://t.co/lykCjiOayZ https://t.co/chBPILcdkZ | 633 |
| 1631342352966066182 | ‘Most of the results from Saturday’s presidential and national assembly elections in Nigeria are in … and the general consensus among both Nigerians and the foreign observers is that the voting was rigged.’ @majapearce for the LRB blog: https://t.co/bo4fHMezHY | 366 |
| 1644720755744075777 | ‘Modi has counted on sympathetic journalists and financial speculators in the West to cast a seductive veil over his version of political economy, environmental activism and history.’ New, from Pankaj Mishra: The Big Con https://t.co/KLzHrieuUR | 240 |
| 1585378988050026505 | ‘His appearances on TV had an immeasurable impact on the lives of post-migrant kids growing up in the 1970s who didn't want to be athletes or singers or dancers. He really did seem to say a life of the mind was a possibility.’ @neepmail on Stuart Hall: https://t.co/BqJTb427mj | 238 |
| 1638555128558137345 | ‘There is disaffection with the failed promises of liberal democracy. But the Marcos restoration was also made possible by the distortion of historical memory.’ @SheilaCoronel on historic corruption and a new government in the Philippines: https://t.co/B9jdEDt3v6 | 107 |
| 1612809703402225666 | 👀🐼 https://t.co/09uie2ixp9 https://t.co/GxpgROhNYa | 106 |
| 1623349937856516104 | ‘Thirty thousand feet over the Atlantic, eight hours into the flight from LA to London, it happened. “Something is very wrong inside me,” Jason said on his way back from the bathroom.’ @TriciaLockwood saves a life, in the new issue: https://t.co/XUENSafsGF | 105 |
| 1605324665135812611 | Dante’s friends wrote back with interpretations of a terrifying erotic vision he had described in a sonnet. One advised him to ‘give your balls/a good wash, so that the vapours/ that make you talk nonsense/are extinguished and dispersed.’ @ErinMaglaque: https://t.co/opeXMHl2Tu | 98 |
| 1625143506158379016 | ‘In the cab, Jason was on all fours like a horse trying to give birth. If I concentrated, I could almost see the hoof emerging from him.’ @TriciaLockwood on the worst trip to London ever: https://t.co/5SpYEMWPkd | 76 |
Top 3 Languages Used In Tweets
Top 10 Hashtags used
| Hashtag | Count |
|---|---|
| #lrbarchive | 4 |
| #otd | 3 |
| #ferryfiasco | 3 |
| #bgprize2022 | 2 |
| #vonnegut100 | 1 |
Top 10 Hashtags Used In Tweets
Top 10 mentions
| Hashtag | Count |
|---|---|
| @tomfstevenson | 26 |
| @lalehkhalili | 26 |
| @_jamesmeek | 25 |
| @misspegler | 21 |
| @clarebucknell | 20 |
| @adamshatz | 19 |
| @trillingual | 18 |
| @moonjets | 16 |
| @wwn_art | 15 |
| @kitchenbee | 15 |
Top 10 mentions
Wordcloud of Tweets
Emojis used in tweets
| Emoji | Count | Emoji Text |
|---|---|---|
| 🏴☠️ | 2 | pirate_flag |
| 🇸🇾 | 1 | Syria |
| 🇹🇷 | 1 | Turkey |
| 1⃣ | 1 | keycap_1 |
| 💙 | 1 | blue_heart |
| 🔁 | 1 | repeat_button |
| 💬 | 1 | speech_balloon |
| 👀 | 1 | eyes |
| 🐼 | 1 | panda |
| 👇 | 1 | backhand_index_pointing_down |
Emojis groups
| Emoji Group | Count |
|---|---|
| Flags | 4 |
| Symbols | 2 |
| Smileys & Emotion | 2 |
| People & Body | 2 |
| Animals & Nature | 1 |