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King of Twitter 

Used to describe @themaneera7 my favourite account on Twitter 🥰 incredible tweets with a generational workrate
Wow you’re a @themaneera7 you king of twitter
King of Twitter by Bhaharvey September 26, 2020
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King of Twitter 

King of Twitter is a title given to Jeon Jungkook from the South Korean boy band BTS due to the major Twitter records.

As of May 5, 2021, Jungkook is only individual on Twitter to have 4 tweets with over 3 million likes, surpassing both former U.S. president Barack Obama and current U.S. president Joe Biden, both of whom have only 2 tweets with over 3 million likes. As of April 17, 2021, Jungkook is also currently the only individual in the world to have 6 tweets included in the list of “Top 30 Most Retweeted Tweets of All Time,” making him the person with the most tweets included in the list.
Jeon Jungkook breaks the Internet whenever he comes online because he is the King of Twitter.
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