Twitter was the most popular platform for fans and viewers of this year’s event, comprising almost half the social activity surrounding the festival, resulting in #iHeartRadio trending worldwide, nationally and locally across more than 80 cities. After Twitter, Facebook and Instagram were the next platforms of choice for those joining the conversation around the event, comprising 30 percent and 20 percent (respectively) of the festival’s social activity, followed by Tumblr, Flickr and YouTube. Across these platforms, the top five artists who dominated the social chatter during the festival included Demi Lovato, Jennifer Lopez, Kanye West, Sam Smith and Coldplay.
Other noteworthy statistics include:
- Around 60 percent of social media users posting content around the festival were millennials ages 18-34, and 75 percent of social activity came from female users
- A variety of related topics trended locally, nationally and worldwide across Twitter throughout the festival weekend, including #MusicFestival, #iHeartDemi, #iHeartKanye, #iHeartPrinceRoyce, #iHeartVillage, #iHeartNash, #iHeartShawnMendes, #iHeartJackandJack, #JLoVegas
TONIGHT, welcome the #iHeartRadio Music Festival into your living room. Check your local @CW_network listings! pic.twitter.com/lOJlA0V5ol
— iHeartRadio (@iHeartRadio) September 29, 2015
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