> The majority of the accounts following him have 0 posts, very low amount of followers and follow thousands of other people. There's also the issue of "follow

> The majority of the accounts following him have 0 posts, very low amount of followers and follow thousands of other people. There's also the issue of "follower farmers". Basically, some spam accounts start following tens of thousands of people hoping at least some will check their profiles, maybe follow them back or click on their spam. I noticed this mostly on Twitter, and after some digging, it turns out to be a common tactic used by spammer bots (or umm, "marketting teams"). I don't know how common that issue is on Instagram though but it could be same.