Anonymous ID: 7674f3 April 25, 2018, 4:24 p.m. No.1186748   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6875

>>1186603

>>1186632

My analysis, based on Archive.org:

 

Methodology: last visit of Archive.org crawler on Twitter.com/KanyeWest

 

https:// web.archive.org/web/*/https:// twitter.com/KanyeWest

 

April

5 : >404

6 : >404

9 : >404

10 : >404

11 : >404

14 : 856K followers, 7 tweets, 1 following, 1 like

15 : 5.24M followers, 8 tweets, 1 following, 1 like

16 : 6.96M followers, 14 tweets, 1 following, 1 like

17 : 8.38M followers, 12 tweets, 1 following, 1 like

18 : 13.6M followers, 41 tweets, 1 following, 1 like

19 : 14.4M followers, 43 tweets, 1 following, 1 like

21 : 21.1M followers, 87 tweets, 1 following, 1 like

22 : 24.5M followers, 108 tweets, 1 following, 1 like

23 : 27.2M followers, 130 tweets, 1 following, 1 like

24 : 27.8M followers, 139 tweets, 1 following, 1 like

25 : 27.9M followers, 208 tweets, 1 following, 1 like

live (see post time, not archived by Archive.org yet): 19M followers, 220 tweets, 1 following, 1 like

 

So yes, he lost a lot of followers, but somehow I wouldn't believe he lost them without some Twitter admin support. Apparently the growing number is due to account reactivation.

Anonymous ID: 7674f3 April 25, 2018, 4:30 p.m. No.1186875   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>1186767

According to my analysis, even 9M. See: >>1186748

 

Continuing: on Apr 21 2017(note 201>7, so before deactivation) he had 27.3M followers. I will try to compare and throw in crumbs from Archive.is to this research.