Which one is correct?
"Followers" or "Follower"?

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Followers

This is correct when referring to a group of people who follow someone or something.

Use 'followers' when talking about a collective group of individuals who follow a person, group, or organization.

Examples:

  • The singer has millions of followers on social media.
  • The company gained more followers after the marketing campaign.

Alternatives:

  • adherents
  • devotees
  • supporters
  • disciples
  • fans

Follower

This is correct when referring to one person who follows someone or something.

Use 'follower' when talking about an individual who follows a person, group, or organization.

Examples:

  • She gained a new follower on social media.
  • He is a loyal follower of that political party.

Alternatives:

  • adherent
  • devotee
  • supporter
  • disciple
  • fan
Both 'follower' and 'followers' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Follower' is singular, referring to one person who follows someone or something. 'Followers' is the plural form, used to refer to a group of people who follow someone or something.

Last Updated: March 25, 2024

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