Nowadays, the fame could be measured thanks to the interaction on social networks and Twitter is an outstanding example. In 2019, Tom Holland became a popular actor gaining the biggest tweets on Twitter thanks to Spider-Man.
Together with Spider-Man, Twitter was dominated by actors and actresses of MCU last year, especially everything relating to Avengers: Endgame. Besides Tom Holland, top 10 of this list included Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Robert Downey Jr., Mark Ruffalo and Zendaya.
Regarding Holland, who was considered as the pioneer in the wave of MCU thanks to the role Spider-Man, he had gained a huge number of followers on Twitter. In the beginning 2019, netizens were really shocked with the death of his character in Avengers: Infinity War and usually mentioned about it on Twitter.
Then, in the period of interviews before the release of Endgame, Twitter was bombarded with the question: “Whether Tom Holland accidentally revealed anything would happen next?”. After that, tweet wave grew dramatically to welcome the return of Spider-Man in MCU.
Later, after the breakthrough success of Spider-Man: Far From Home, Holland become the one to be most mentioned on Twitter. Furthermore, it was a matter-of-course that he laddered to the peak of global top trending thanks to the news that Spider-Man would leave MCU to come back Sony.
This had cause the biggest media storm ever and the name of Tom Holland was the center of the news. At that time, articles usually predicted about the agreement between Disney-Sony that if Spidey would come back home or not.
Luckily, the storm ended with an agreement between Marvel and Sony that it allowed Holland to play Spider-Man in some other movies of MCU and to begin his own path with Sony. Thanks to this news, his fans bombarded Twitter to celebrate him, which made him on top trending again.
With a gradually increasing number of fans and big project outside Marvel, Holland has burned brighter than ever. It was predicted that, he and his MCU colleagues would continue dominating Twitter in the near future. Let’s wait for it!
