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Followers
666.3K
Total likes
23.4M
Videos
1.5K
Following
19
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“Falling Man” is one of the widely recognized photographs from 9/11. The most widely seen images from the attacks are of planes and towers, not people. Photographer Richard Drew was documenting the burning World Trade Center when an EMT pointed out people falling from the buildings. Drew followed them with his camera, but he didn’t realize he had captured the photograph that would become known as “Falling Man” until he returned to the office. The identity of the man in the photograph remains unk16.5M views “Falling Man” is one of the widely recognized photographs from 9/11. The most widely seen images from the attacks are of planes and towers, not people. Photographer Richard Drew was documenting the burning World Trade Center when an EMT pointed out people falling from the buildings. Drew followed them with his camera, but he didn’t realize he had captured the photograph that would become known as “Falling Man” until he returned to the office. The identity of the man in the photograph remains unk After a U.S. Open match was briefly halted on Monday to ask content creators to turn off a ring light, tournament referee Jake Garner commented on the incident and proper etiquette during matches. In the days since, the U.S. Open has also begun displaying signs around the tournament grounds reminding attendees: “Please refrain from the use of flash photography or other lighting. Thank you and enjoy the tennis.” #usopen #tennis #influencer235.6K views After a U.S. Open match was briefly halted on Monday to ask content creators to turn off a ring light, tournament referee Jake Garner commented on the incident and proper etiquette during matches. In the days since, the U.S. Open has also begun displaying signs around the tournament grounds reminding attendees: “Please refrain from the use of flash photography or other lighting. Thank you and enjoy the tennis.” #usopen #tennis #influencer The ball crew is one of the most coveted jobs in tennis, and it’s just as competitive. This year, 3,500 people applied to be part of the U.S. Open ball crew, but only 130 were selected to work alongside some of the world’s top tennis players. The good news, though, is that anyone 14 and older can apply and try out for the team. TIME went behind the scenes to see what it takes to make the cut. #ballcrew #usopen #tennis195.8K views The ball crew is one of the most coveted jobs in tennis, and it’s just as competitive. This year, 3,500 people applied to be part of the U.S. Open ball crew, but only 130 were selected to work alongside some of the world’s top tennis players. The good news, though, is that anyone 14 and older can apply and try out for the team. TIME went behind the scenes to see what it takes to make the cut. #ballcrew #usopen #tennis “Not only will we be brothers, we’ll be blood brothers for life.” Filmed by TIME in 2014, this archival video shows 9/11 survivors Brian Clark and Stanley Praimnath recounting the moment they found each other while trapped on the 81st floor of the South Tower. #wtc #9/11 #news90.2K views “Not only will we be brothers, we’ll be blood brothers for life.” Filmed by TIME in 2014, this archival video shows 9/11 survivors Brian Clark and Stanley Praimnath recounting the moment they found each other while trapped on the 81st floor of the South Tower. #wtc #9/11 #news

📊 Engagement & reach

Engagement rate · Building
2.34%
Likes + comments ÷ followers. On TikTok this is the real currency — a highly-engaged mid-size creator often out-performs a bigger, passive one.
Avg likes / video
15.6K
Typical likes on a recent post — the clearest proof of how hard the audience reacts.
Avg views / video
1.7M
Measured across recent posts — that’s 3× their follower count, the reach a sponsored video actually earns.
Posting cadence
5.5 / week
Posts several times a week — reliably active for a campaign window.
Follower / following
35.1K×
Follows just 19 back — a lopsided ratio typical of a real creator with a genuine audience, not a follow-for-follow account.

🏷️ Niche & audience

Content niche
Media & Entertainment
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💡 Facts

👁️Averages 1.7M views per stream.
📤Posts about 6.1× per week.
💬2.34% engagement rate.
🏅Earned the 100K Followers for passing 100K followers.

👥 Audience demographics

Estimated

Modeled from this creator's niche, platform & region — a niche benchmark, not this creator's real audience data.

Gender split
Male 42% Female 58%
Age · peak 18-24
13-1716%
18-2443%
25-3422%
35-4413%
45+6%
Top geographies
  • United States34%
  • India11%
  • United Kingdom8%
  • Brazil6%
  • Indonesia5%
Likely interests
EntertainmentLifestyleTrending

🕵️ Fake follower check

Estimated
75/100
Good Credibility score
88%
Real Real audience
Low Fake-follower risk
High Data confidence
  • Est. 88% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
  • Strong engagement (~2.6× of followers engage each post) — an active, real audience.
  • Organic base — far more followers than accounts it follows.
  • Verified account.
  • 2.34% engagement — below the ~12% typical for this size.

Heuristic estimate from engagement, follower ratios, account age & growth — a screening signal, not a guarantee.

💚 Brand affinity

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The 2026 #Emmys red carpet is underway, and the stars came dressed for the occasion. From Zendaya to Jean Smart, these are the standout looks that commanded attention on television’s biggest night. #emmys2026 #news #zendaya #jeansmart #meganstalter A school in New York went from rolling out a new AI-powered, humanoid-robot teaching assistant to triggering the potential for a statewide ban of humanoid robots in the classroom. Sally the robot (you'll see an AI-generated preview of what Sally was to look like in the video) was intended to be a teaching tool, and students even helped design it. But a debate soon broke out about privacy concerns. Social video producer Alyona Uvarova explains what happened for AI, Explained by Humans. #ai #tech TIME100 creator @drjudithjoseph says more research is needed to understand how hormonal fluctuations affect women’s mental health, noting that prioritizing it can benefit women, their children and communities. #health #mentalhealth #postpartum #news #postpartumdepression “Falling Man” is one of the widely recognized photographs from 9/11. The most widely seen images from the attacks are of planes and towers, not people. Photographer Richard Drew was documenting the burning World Trade Center when an EMT pointed out people falling from the buildings. Drew followed them with his camera, but he didn’t realize he had captured the photograph that would become known as “Falling Man” until he returned to the office. The identity of the man in the photograph remains unk “Not only will we be brothers, we’ll be blood brothers for life.” Filmed by TIME in 2014, this archival video shows 9/11 survivors Brian Clark and Stanley Praimnath recounting the moment they found each other while trapped on the 81st floor of the South Tower. #wtc #9/11 #news If Democrats win the House this November, a little-known congressional committee could become a major force in investigating the Trump administration. The House Natural Resources Committee oversees federal lands, including national parks and federally controlled land in Washington, D.C. That gives it jurisdiction over some of the administration’s most closely watched projects, including Trump’s proposed White House ballroom, the planned 250-foot triumphal arch and the troubled repairs to the Lin Tennis, just like soccer, has been automating officiating at tournaments: this year’s U.S. Open is no exception. The red lights you might have seen on the nets are an extension of the line-calling technology, which replaced line judges on courts by 2022. This is the system making all the “out” calls. TIME video producer Alyona Uvarova spoke with U.S. Open tournament referee Jake Garner about how the technology works. #usopen #tennis #linecalling After a U.S. Open match was briefly halted on Monday to ask content creators to turn off a ring light, tournament referee Jake Garner commented on the incident and proper etiquette during matches. In the days since, the U.S. Open has also begun displaying signs around the tournament grounds reminding attendees: “Please refrain from the use of flash photography or other lighting. Thank you and enjoy the tennis.” #usopen #tennis #influencer

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The 2026 #Emmys red carpet is underway, and the stars came dressed for the occasion. From Zendaya to Jean Smart, these are the standout looks that commanded attention on television’s biggest night. #emmys2026 #news #zendaya #jeansmart #meganstalter
16.4K views · 2 days ago
A school in New York went from rolling out a new AI-powered, humanoid-robot teaching assistant to triggering the potential for a statewide ban of humanoid robots in the classroom. Sally the robot (you'll see an AI-generated preview of what Sally was to look like in the video) was intended to be a teaching tool, and students even helped design it. But a debate soon broke out about privacy concerns. Social video producer Alyona Uvarova explains what happened for AI, Explained by Humans. #ai #tech
6.1K views · 4 days ago
TIME100 creator @drjudithjoseph says more research is needed to understand how hormonal fluctuations affect women’s mental health, noting that prioritizing it can benefit women, their children and communities. #health #mentalhealth #postpartum #news #postpartumdepression
8.7K views · 5 days ago
“Falling Man” is one of the widely recognized photographs from 9/11. The most widely seen images from the attacks are of planes and towers, not people. Photographer Richard Drew was documenting the burning World Trade Center when an EMT pointed out people falling from the buildings. Drew followed them with his camera, but he didn’t realize he had captured the photograph that would become known as “Falling Man” until he returned to the office. The identity of the man in the photograph remains unk
16.5M views · 5 days ago
“Not only will we be brothers, we’ll be blood brothers for life.” Filmed by TIME in 2014, this archival video shows 9/11 survivors Brian Clark and Stanley Praimnath recounting the moment they found each other while trapped on the 81st floor of the South Tower. #wtc #9/11 #news
90.2K views · 5 days ago
If Democrats win the House this November, a little-known congressional committee could become a major force in investigating the Trump administration. The House Natural Resources Committee oversees federal lands, including national parks and federally controlled land in Washington, D.C. That gives it jurisdiction over some of the administration’s most closely watched projects, including Trump’s proposed White House ballroom, the planned 250-foot triumphal arch and the troubled repairs to the Lin
10K views · 6 days ago
Tennis, just like soccer, has been automating officiating at tournaments: this year’s U.S. Open is no exception. The red lights you might have seen on the nets are an extension of the line-calling technology, which replaced line judges on courts by 2022. This is the system making all the “out” calls. TIME video producer Alyona Uvarova spoke with U.S. Open tournament referee Jake Garner about how the technology works. #usopen #tennis #linecalling
20.5K views · 7 days ago
After a U.S. Open match was briefly halted on Monday to ask content creators to turn off a ring light, tournament referee Jake Garner commented on the incident and proper etiquette during matches. In the days since, the U.S. Open has also begun displaying signs around the tournament grounds reminding attendees: “Please refrain from the use of flash photography or other lighting. Thank you and enjoy the tennis.” #usopen #tennis #influencer
235.6K views · 12 days ago
The ball crew is one of the most coveted jobs in tennis, and it’s just as competitive. This year, 3,500 people applied to be part of the U.S. Open ball crew, but only 130 were selected to work alongside some of the world’s top tennis players. The good news, though, is that anyone 14 and older can apply and try out for the team. TIME went behind the scenes to see what it takes to make the cut. #ballcrew #usopen #tennis
195.8K views · 12 days ago
The first mail-in ballots for the midterms are going out this week, but the legal fight over how some of them will be counted could stretch all the way to Election Day, or even beyond. That’s leaving campaigns and voters with some big questions: Can you trust that your mail-in ballot will be counted, or is it safer to vote in person? Here’s what to know about the Trump Administration’s fight over mail-in ballots, in 60 seconds. #voting #midterms #politics #news #trump #usps
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