Third Generation Domination: TWICE, BLACKPINK, & Red Velvet Are The Reigning Queens Of Twitter, See Full Rankings
The amount followers a person has on social media reflects their popularity. This has always been the only way a celebrity's fame can be numerically measured.
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Previously, we ranked the overall K-Pop artists who, at the time, had the most followers on Instagram. Now, we will tackle female K-Pop artists who have the most followers on Twitter as of writing this article.
Is your favorite K-Pop girl group among the most followed on Twitter? Find out here.
TWICE
JYP Entertainment's TWICE are the ruling queens of Twitter. TWICE is known not only for their impressive dance skills but also for actively releasing content for ONCEs to enjoy. Thus, it is now surprising that the girl group has a massive following on just on Twitter but on all their social media.
BLACKPINK
YG Entertainment's BLACKPINK comfortably sits in 2nd place in terms of being the most followed girl group on Twitter. The K-Pop girl group is supposedly making their long-awaited comeback soon. Due to this, BLINK could help BLACKPINK surpass the current leading queens.
Red Velvet
Another girl group from JYP Entertainment, ITZY is the third most followed K-Pop girl group as of writing this article. This makes members Yeji, Lia, Ryujin, Chaeryeong, and Yuna the most popular 4th generation female K-Pop group.
Check out the top 10 female K-Pop artists who have the most followers on Twitter as of writing this article below!
#1 TWICE with 10,157,984 followers
#2 BLACKPINK with 6,338,139 followers
#3 Red Velvet with 5,334,691 followers
#4 ITZY with 4,855,613 followers
#5 Girls' Generation (SNSD) with 3,758,545 followers
#6 aespa with 2,592,186 followers
#7 MAMAMOO with 2,418,113 followers
#8 (G)I-DLE with 1,503,676 followers
#9 GFRIEND with 1,358,032 followers
#10 IZ*ONE with 1,308,085 followers
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