Half of her followers at this point are probably antis anyway just watching the show
And the other half probably subscribed to her half a decade ago back when she was on her idol arc and haven't opened Instagram in years.Half of her followers at this point are probably antis anyway just watching the show
White girl partyer #65,202And the other half probably subscribed to her half a decade ago back when she was on her idol arc and haven't opened Instagram in years.
This reminds me... Sleepy saw a mob in Dark Souls the other day and told him he had a Hank Hill ass. Is the saying that common? Or is she dogwhistling or whatever the libs call it?... "homie has a point about her Hank Hill ass."
Hi EepyThis reminds me... Sleepy saw a mob in Dark Souls the other day and told him he had a Hank Hill ass. Is the saying that common? Or is she dogwhistling or whatever the libs call it?![]()
I remember seeing it on Tumblr a while back, so I'm fairly sure it's common enough.This reminds me... Sleepy saw a mob in Dark Souls the other day and told him he had a Hank Hill ass. Is the saying that common? Or is she dogwhistling or whatever the libs call it?![]()
Honestly an insult to femboys, I've seen at least one femboy that definitely had better hip/ass than K-dawg.L fucking MAO. She seriously had such a spergout over someone saying she has femboy ass.
The fact that just yesterday she was fantasizing about being a trans man, and now someone calls her a femboy and she gets absolutely triggered, holy fuck my sides.
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A park at night? Surprised she didn't get diversified.Kelsey took inspiration from Pippa and is now on her hobo-maxxing arc.
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even they don't want herA park at night? Surprised she didn't get diversified.
When you just want the bobs sent but there are no bobseven they don't want her
Don't know, don't care. Too distracted by how wholesome it is that Airi is this excited for "Brides Month".
Thanks for the find. I'll update the front page post with the link. It is the autist in me but I like seeing numbers go up and down.Did you know that Instagram has its own version of Socialblade (aka a website that gives us creator account engagement data), called NotJustAnalytics? Me neither, until five minutes ago before deciding to dig around for this post to see if I could find anything interesting doing it. Tl;dr: I didn't, but we might in the future.
Here's Kelsey's Instagram data.
I'm the first person to use this specifically for Kelsey, and now the site will track Kelsey's engagement data and subscriber growth changes for us over time. Very nice, thank you.
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So, the logic here seems pretty simple. Engagement is followers divided by the likes and comments of the last twelve posts. Kelsey's account has 2,515 followers, she's gotten about 169 likes and 6 comments on her last twelve posts. (169 + 6)/2515 x 100 = 6.93% engagement rate. Account with between 1,001 and 5,000 followers average an engagement of 5.7%. I don't know if it counts Kelsey responding to comments on posts, but even if you forget comments, it's higher than average for random accounts within this size range. That said, this might be an outlier (her followers were more keen to comment on one of her last set of posts than they normally are). We also don't know, in a general sense, if Kelsey is an outlier in general. We can track this over time now, if we want to add data to our a-logging.
As briefly mentioned before, it will also check follower growth for Kelsey over time. Does Kelsey's stories and neuroticism help gain her followers, or not? We have the tools to find out and Kelsey has another set of numbers to be neurotic about.
After that, we have hashtag data and details of interactions for her recent posts from her last twelve posts, which is more details of that 6.93% engagement rate we got earlier. Of mild interest, the one frontal full-body shot she posts got the highest engagement of her recent posts.
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Looks like her followers prefer it if they can't see her ass too.
Last, there are some stuff about Instagram reels behind a subscription but I don't care enough to get a subscription to find out.
So, is this useful? Not right now. But it is tracking Kelsey's Instagram data for us so maybe it will be in the future.
I heard her drop a "damn it bobby" in the accent once so I take she just references it.This reminds me... Sleepy saw a mob in Dark Souls the other day and told him he had a Hank Hill ass. Is the saying that common? Or is she dogwhistling or whatever the libs call it?![]()
She is not aging well, damn son. I still have to ask her. What is your plan woman? what sort of goal do you have? Partying until you hit 45 and your brain finally awakens that self preservation instinct that screams "no one will help me"? At this point I'd love to pick her brain to see what is in there.Of mild interest, the one frontal full-body shot she posts got the highest engagement of her recent posts.
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This is what I'm calling it now. If people try to talk about "pride month" to me, I'm going to correct them.Don't know, don't care. Too distracted by how wholesome it is that Airi is this excited for "Brides Month".
Pon Wolf love.
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The thot told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.
This is some next-level autism, but I commend you for it. I assume her account's just stagnant since she only really seems to engage with other leftist bullshit and obvious trolls, but we'll see.Did you know that Instagram has its own version of Socialblade (aka a website that gives us creator account engagement data), called NotJustAnalytics? Me neither, until five minutes ago before deciding to dig around for this post to see if I could find anything interesting doing it. Tl;dr: I didn't, but we might in the future.
Here's Kelsey's Instagram data.
I'm the first person to use this specifically for Kelsey, and now the site will track Kelsey's engagement data and subscriber growth changes for us over time. Very nice, thank you.
View attachment 101106
So, the logic here seems pretty simple. Engagement is followers divided by the likes and comments of the last twelve posts. Kelsey's account has 2,515 followers, she's gotten about 169 likes and 6 comments on her last twelve posts. (169 + 6)/2515 x 100 = 6.93% engagement rate. Account with between 1,001 and 5,000 followers average an engagement of 5.7%. I don't know if it counts Kelsey responding to comments on posts, but even if you forget comments, it's higher than average for random accounts within this size range. That said, this might be an outlier (her followers were more keen to comment on one of her last set of posts than they normally are). We also don't know, in a general sense, if Kelsey is an outlier in general. We can track this over time now, if we want to add data to our a-logging.
As briefly mentioned before, it will also check follower growth for Kelsey over time. Does Kelsey's stories and neuroticism help gain her followers, or not? We have the tools to find out and Kelsey has another set of numbers to be neurotic about.
After that, we have hashtag data and details of interactions for her recent posts from her last twelve posts, which is more details of that 6.93% engagement rate we got earlier. Of mild interest, the one frontal full-body shot she posts got the highest engagement of her recent posts.
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Looks like her followers prefer it if they can't see her ass too.
Last, there are some stuff about Instagram reels behind a subscription but I don't care enough to get a subscription to find out.
So, is this useful? Not right now. But it is tracking Kelsey's Instagram data for us so maybe it will be in the future.
Nothing, that head is completely hollow.At this point I'd love to pick her brain to see what is in there.
You guys share everything she posts, but not this?