follosh 

Tending to flop or hang; loose and flexible. Floppy in a derogatory way.

"Shut your follosh mouth up!" or "Follosh pussy"

follosh by fur elise January 21, 2022

followship

–noun
1. the position or function of a follower
2. an act or instance of following a strong, charismatic leader

Ashley and the group demonstrated excellent followship when they accompanied Seth outside, not knowing if he would remain in the frigid cold, or lead them to salvation.

followship by therichardstill December 13, 2010

followhore 

A person who is obsessed with the band Kings of Leon, or the individual members of the band. Obsessed to the point of where your infatuation with them is semi pathetic.

Paige - I really just want all of the Followills to gang bang me.
Christina - Ughh, me too. We're such followhores.

followhore by followhore May 21, 2009

Followhore 

It's a twitter term which represents every Twitter user who is ready to do everything to get more followers.

Gosh, that guy is such a followhore, he lied about having a disease to get more followers !

Followhore by x__Catchme May 18, 2011

Followhore 

Someone who will follow anyone online (twitter, tumblr, etc.) just in return for a follow to their own page. They love to blog and always ask for more and more followers. They will also do anything their followers tell them to do in fear of losing them (changing backgrounds, more blog entries, etc.)

Kyle: Hey I just got a follow from a stranger...
Jimmy: Are you going to follow him back?
Kyle: Hell yeah, im a total followhore!

Followhore by spelunkininthecave April 10, 2011

followhore 

A person (especially a female or a feminine male) who is obsessed about their instagram follower count. Ex - Insta influencers, paid whores (chicks who write - Dm for pair collabs), Vloggers (if that's a word)

I met this chick on Instagram the other day. She is so thic and a complete followhore

followhore by instafluencer June 19, 2021

followship

Reactionary behaviour by leaders of organisations adopting someone else's policies or positions in order to piggyback on its popularity or success.

Politicians are most guilty of this. Similar to me-tooism.

Coined by John Clark on the 7.30 report February 2008.

Man: I can't believe the opposition supports those tax cuts, they're graduating from the followship academy

followship by Kittridge February 25, 2008