IShowSpeed, Jake Paul, KSI, Ludwig join Twitter rival platform Threads after MrBeast's move: 'Giving $5K to someone who re-threads'
Instagram's Threads is an engaging new application that has drawn comparisons to Twitter due to its numerous similarities. Within just a day or two of its launch, the platform has already attracted millions of users, including a multitude of influential individuals and famous personalities. It is reported that over 30 million people have already joined Threads, showcasing its incredible popularity and immediate success.
Launched on July 6th, Threads has quickly expanded its presence to 100 countries, mirroring the global reach of Twitter. The application allows users to express themselves through 500 characters, share engaging videos up to 5 minutes long, and incorporate links and visually stunning pictures, offering a diverse range of creative possibilities. One notable user who joined Threads is MrBeast, a YouTube sensation who made a unique entrance onto the platform. After captivating his audience on the app, MrBeast humorously requested to be appointed as CEO by Mark Zuckerberg. Surprisingly, the YouTube star has already surpassed Mark Zuckerberg's follower count on Threads, amassing an impressive 2.5 million followers in just one day since joining the app.
'Giving $5,000 to someone who re-threads'
Among the diverse group of YouTubers, boxers, and streamers who have embraced Threads, there are several noteworthy personalities to follow on the platform. One captivating figure who has joined Threads is none other than Jake Paul, the YouTube sensation and boxer. Interestingly, Paul has made an enticing promise to reward $5,000 to anyone who "re-threads" his captivating content, further encouraging users to engage with his posts. This offer not only demonstrates Paul's dedication to entertaining and connecting with his audience but also provides an exclusive incentive to interact with his consistently captivating threads.
'I feel like I'm cheating on Twitter'
KSI, a prominent YouTuber, and boxer has already woven his first thread within the application. His vibrant presence will serve as a delightful comedic relief on your timeline, while also acting as an invaluable source for upcoming boxing events. KSI's initial post highlights his charming wit and showcase of authenticity, capturing the attention of over 70,000 followers. He amusingly expressed, "I feel like I'm cheating on Twitter," playfully acknowledging his newfound dedication to Threads.
'How to turn it off'
Another captivating individual who has seamlessly integrated into Threads is Ludwig Ahgren, a YouTuber based in LA. In an intriguing twist, Ahgren made a unique request to his followers, urging them to cease following him due to an overwhelming influx of notifications that he cannot seem to disable. His post humorously pleaded, "Please stop following, I have notifications on and I don't know how to turn it off," showcasing his relatable struggles and eliciting both amusement and empathy from his audience.
'What is this app'
Finally, the highly popular streamer Ishowspeed has also made his debut on Threads, intriguingly pondering the essence of the application itself. With his thought-provoking post asking, "What is this app?" Ishowspeed effectively captures the curiosity and intrigue that many users experienced when first encountering Threads, sparking a sense of excitement and anticipation for the significant possibilities and adventures this new platform holds.
