000whathefuck000 (@000whathefuck000) — Live Instagram Follower Count

000whathefuck000 (@000whathefuck000) — Live Instagram Follower Count

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000whathefuck000 (@000whathefuck000) currently has 667 Instagram followers, placing them in the creator category. Their live follower count updates every 3 seconds on this page.

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000whathefuck000 is currently following 1.8K accounts on Instagram. Their followers-to-following ratio is below average (following more than followers).

000whathefuck000 (@000whathefuck000) is not currently verified on Instagram. Instagram's verification is reserved for notable public figures, brands, and organisations.

000whathefuck000's Instagram bio reads: "AquelArT 🌈🍀 🤜💫🤛"

With 667 followers, 000whathefuck000 is classified as a creator. A growing account building their audience.

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It depends on your goals, but 10,000 followers puts you ahead of most accounts. Roughly half of all Instagram users have between 1,000 and 10,000 followers, only about 15% reach 10,000 to 50,000, and just over 3% reach 50,000 to 100,000. Hitting 10K is also where many creators start unlocking more reach and brand interest.

You can start earning earlier than most people think. Instagram's gifts and subscriptions become available at 500 followers, and many creators land their first paid brand deals between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Most creator income comes from sponsorships, affiliate links and selling your own products rather than from Instagram paying per view.

A micro-influencer with around 10,000 followers typically earns roughly $100 to $500 per sponsored post, depending on niche and engagement. Accounts above 100,000 followers often charge $1,000 or more per post, and creators above 1 million can command $10,000 and up.

The 5-3-1 rule is a simple daily engagement habit: like 5 posts, leave 3 genuine comments, and follow 1 new account in your niche every day. It is designed to build real relationships and increase how often your content gets discovered.

The 5-3-2 rule is a content mix guideline: for every 10 posts, 5 should be curated content from others, 3 original content of your own, and 2 personal posts. It keeps a feed varied and engaging instead of purely promotional.

Anything between 1% and 3.5% is considered an average Instagram engagement rate, and above 3.5% is strong. Smaller accounts usually see higher engagement rates than large ones because their audiences are more tightly connected.

Cristiano Ronaldo is the most-followed person on Instagram with over 650 million followers. He is followed by Lionel Messi with around 506 million and Selena Gomez with about 405 million. Nike is the most-followed brand.

No. Instagram does not notify anyone when you view their profile, and there is no built-in feature to see who looked at yours. The only place viewers are shown is Stories and Highlights, where the account owner can see who watched within 48 hours.

Growing to your first 1,000 followers takes consistency: post regularly, use relevant hashtags, engage daily with accounts in your niche, and lean into Reels since short-form video tends to reach the most new viewers. It takes time and patience, but steady effort gets there.