Itsallrelative wrote:
Fred Kerly less than 0.003% of Americans following on IG.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen more than 5% of Norwegians following on IG, and many more from other nations.
What gives?
0.003% of Americans would be about 10,000. I think you might mean either 0.003 of Americans or .3% of Americans. Still a lot less % than Jakob’s.
Jakob needs to do a Skims campaign
The biggest reason is because Jakob doesn't want to be popular on Instagram. He's openly stated "you get stupid in the head from being on Instagram. I end up in the algorithms myself, but I try to narrow it down to the best of my ability. I think it's important to distance yourself from other people in order to focus on yourself."
lmao at this note from rojo
he clearly didnt read the thread and came to defend yakob
jakob is way more popular than kerley on instagram
common rojo wrote:
lmao at this note from rojo
he clearly didnt read the thread and came to defend yakob
jakob is way more popular than kerley on instagram
I removed his note.
Is it easy to buy 300,000 followers?
Of course something like that is possible but Fred's team could boost post with ads (do you consider that buying followers?) and get engagement that way, or it could be the algorithm, bots, or just a measure of the 100m being more popular or even timing.
I wouldn't use the # of followers as too directly related to popularity but there are a lot more people in the US than Norway.
Itsallrelative wrote:
Fred Kerly less than 0.003% of Americans following on IG.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen more than 5% of Norwegians following on IG, and many more from other nations.
What gives?
0.003% of Americans is like 10k Americans you idiot.
Only number that count what on that clock. focused on grateness
sprinting and sprinters have more appeal. there's a reason the Netfilx documentary isn't called Distance or Threshold.
L.A. track stars have the Hollywood Monster Entertainment industry to thank.