Twitter/XInfluencers
The town square of the internet. Now X, it's where influencers break news, start feuds, and engage directly with fans in real-time.
About
Twitter — now rebranded as X — occupies a unique position in the creator ecosystem. While it's not primarily a content creation platform, it's where internet culture is discussed, debated, and driven. Political commentators, journalists, tech influencers, and cultural critics use Twitter/X as their primary megaphone, making it essential to understanding the influencer landscape.
IIDB tracks the most influential Twitter/X voices across every category. Our database captures follower counts, cross-platform presence, and the feuds, collaborations, and controversies that frequently originate on the platform. Twitter/X remains the primary battleground for the ideological and cultural debates that define the creator economy.
Under its new ownership, X has introduced creator monetization features including ad revenue sharing and subscriptions. These changes are transforming the platform from a discussion hub into a destination for original content, attracting creators who previously focused on other platforms.
All Creators
(20735)Jason Green
@jasongreen
PoliticsMichael Caputo
@MichaelCaputo
PoliticsWilliam Sanders
@williamsanders
PoliticsPaul BaileyJr.
@paulbaileyjr
PoliticsRichard ReyesJr.
@richardreyesjr
PoliticsMichael Putney
@MichaelPutney
PoliticsAmanda Kim
@amandakim
PoliticsJessica King
@jessicaking
PoliticsBarbara HernandezSr.
@Bhernandezsr.
PoliticsElizabeth Rogers
@elizabethrogers
PoliticsMichelle Kim
@michellekim
PoliticsRobert Hill
@roberthill
PoliticsKimberly Hall
@kimberlyhall
PoliticsJessica KingJr.
@jessicakingjr
PoliticsSarah Carter
@sarahcarter
PoliticsAna Edwards
@anaedwards
PoliticsEmily Lee
@emilylee
PoliticsSusan Mendoza
@susanmendoza
PoliticsJose Baker
@josebaker
PoliticsBrian King
@brianking
PoliticsEmily MooreJr.
@emilymoorejr
PoliticsFrank Mitchell
@frankmitchell
PoliticsAmanda BrownSr.
@amandabrownsr
PoliticsBarbara HughesJr.
@barbarahughesjr
Politics