DJ Cuppy Becomes Most Followed Woman on Nigerian Twitter
Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, proudly claimed the title of the most followed woman on Twitter NG, boasting 6.23 million followers.
- This achievement emerges amidst a Twitter landscape dominated by top musicians like Davido, Wizkid, and Burna Boy, who lead the rankings.
Male Dominance in Twitter Rankings
Davido secures the top spot with 14.58 million followers, followed by Wizkid with 12.39 million and Burna Boy with 9.03 million. Other notable figures include Don Jazzy, Channels TV, and Olamide, among others, in the top rankings.
DJ Cuppy’s Impressive Placement and Female Representation
DJ Cuppy stands strong at the eighth spot on the list, surpassing other notable female figures such as Tiwa Savage and Simi, who occupy the ninth and tenth positions, respectively.
- Notably, these three women are the only females within Nigeria’s top 20 most followed Twitter handles.
DJ Cuppy’s Response and Playful Challenge
In response to her accomplishment, DJ Cuppy took to Twitter to proudly share her achievement and humorously challenged anyone questioning the data’s accuracy to “argue with their keypads.”
- Amidst celebrations, she shared a screenshot of a trolling comment that highlighted her follower count against her relationship status.
Cuppy’s Reaction and Commentary on Twitter Culture
The comment suggesting that having over 6 million followers but lacking a man is “crazy” prompted DJ Cuppy’s response.
- She reposted the comment on her Instagram, expressing disappointment at the lack of empathy in the Twitter space but lightened the mood by stating that Twitter isn’t for the emotionally fragile, adding a playful “LMAO” to her response.
Impact of Cuppy’s Response
DJ Cuppy’s playful retort to the trolling comment showcased her resilience and humorous take on social media criticism.
- Her response not only highlighted her achievement as the most followed woman but also shed light on the dynamics of online interactions, emphasizing the need for empathy and understanding in digital spaces like Twitter.
