Coco Vex and Mr. Stretchy lead the week on TikTok

Findra compared its follower counts for 31 October and 7 November, account by account, for the 41 accounts it counted at 5,000 followers or more on both days. Two weeks ago the Instagram accounts behind the AI dog fight sat near the top of this table.^{Source 6} This week the two fastest growers are on TikTok.^{Source 1Source 2}

The top of the table

Coco Vex grew fastest, on TikTok, from 77,614 to 103,747 followers, up 34 percent.^{Source 1} Mr. Stretchy went from 854,982 to 1,058,725 TikTok followers, up 24 percent, and crossed one million during the week.^{Source 2} On Instagram, Kaoru Hanayama went from 361,605 to 406,389, up 12 percent.^{Source 3} Candy the Greyhound went from 148,887 to 166,913, also up 12 percent.^{Source 4} Harold Puddington went from 228,167 to 244,812, up 7 percent.^{Source 5}

What the bios say

Mr. Stretchy’s TikTok bio promises “little stories from a magical AI world” and lists an email for collaborations.^{Source 8} Coco Vex’s bio reads “I love everyone” and carries a single link.^{Source 7} Kaoru Hanayama’s bio says “god made me in @higgsfield.ai” and points to a step-by-step guide on Higgsfield’s site.^{Source 9}

After the third fight

On 1 November Candy posted the result of the third fight with Dogor, captioned “The judge’s decision of Dogor vs Candy 3”.^{Source 11} By 7 November the reel showed 1,263,056 views.^{Source 11} Candy’s bio still calls the dog a “Higgsfield Creative Partner” and links to Higgsfield.^{Source 10}