The word "followers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to people who actively follow someone or something. For example, "She has a large following of loyal followers who support her work."
Another Twitter-based fact is that, despite this statistic, in the day following the VMAs she only added an extra 100,000 followers, which isn't a great conversion rate.
Hopkins, who has almost 82,000 Twitter followers, appeared to make matters worse by retweeting criticism of her, tweeting the following day: "Am told I am the Biggest Bitch in Britain.
Unlikely to be as pleasant on the eye, but no less explosive, that particular showdown is scheduled for Saturday, with the fixture generator having unwittingly maximised excitement among Iceland's football followers by pitting the Premier League's two potential title winners against each other on the final day of the season.
Modern cricket and its followers don't seem to have time for such lengthy endeavours unfortunately, but the endlessly churning hamster wheel of the cricket schedule goes on and on.
The response – a flurry of favourites and followers (he now has 38,000 and counting) – left him completely baffled but secretly delighted.
I'm so glad you asked me that –it's genuinely grassroots: unprompted, social-media followers are taking independent action.
Only their most fanatical followers would make any claim to merit on behalf of a winning team who were clearly second-best in everything except the matter of producing a legitimate goal.
The Lad Bible has become something of an underground viral phenomenon, claiming more than 17 million followers across its brands on social media such as Facebook.
While much on social media was highly speculative, Di Stefano's fast and accurate tweets from the scene saw him put on 3,500 Twitter followers over 17 hours.
Meerkat is an app for broadcasting video live from your iPhone to an audience drawn from your Twitter followers – who can comment as you film.
Simon Cowell, creator of the television show, unveiled the former Girls Aloud singer's return on Twitter, telling his 9.5 million followers: "It's official.
