We all have that one account on Twitter — the one that constantly pops up on your timeline, posting things you completely disagree with.
It might be spreading misinformation, pushing radical opinions, or just promoting a tone that makes the platform feel toxic.
So, you block it. Problem solved, right?
Not exactly.
After a few days, you start seeing replies, quote tweets, or comments from other accounts that share the same views.
You check their profiles… and realize something — they all follow the same account you just blocked.
That’s when it hit me: blocking one account wasn’t enough.
To really clean up my feed and mentions, I needed to block everyone who follows that account too.
Why Blocking Just One Account Isn’t Enough
When you block someone on X, it only prevents that specific account from seeing or interacting with you.
But their followers — who often share the same opinions, tone, or posting style — can still:
❌ Reply to your tweets
❌ Quote you with sarcasm or hostility
❌ Appear in trending discussions you engage with
It’s like cutting off the tree but leaving the roots.
The negativity still spreads.
I realized that even after blocking a certain account, my replies were filled with users who followed it — people who clearly engaged with the same polarizing content.
That’s when I decided to go one step further: block all of them.
Why You Might Want to Block Everyone Following a Certain Account
This isn’t about silencing opinions — it’s about curating your experience.
Here are a few good reasons to do it:
➡️ To stop seeing spam, trolling, or hate replies from a specific community.
➡️ To protect yourself from harassment after an argument or disagreement.
➡️ To keep your mentions peaceful and free from echo chambers.
➡️ To create a timeline aligned with your interests and comfort zone.
Sometimes, it’s not just one person causing chaos — it’s their entire audience.
If they constantly flood your replies, retweet your posts mockingly, or stir arguments, there’s nothing wrong with choosing peace over confrontation.
Why Doing It Manually Is Impossible
Twitter doesn’t have a built-in feature to “block followers of another account.”
You can only block users one by one.
If that account has 5,000 or 50,000 followers, imagine clicking “Block” thousands of times.
Not only is it exhausting, but doing mass manual actions might also trigger spam warnings from X’s system.
That’s why I looked for a safe, automated, and efficient way to do it — and found Circleboom Twitter.
The Smart Way: Block Everyone Who Follows Someone with Circleboom Twitter
Circleboom Twitter is an official partner of X, meaning it operates fully within Twitter’s API rules.
It’s not a risky script or random automation tool — it’s a verified, trusted platform used by creators, brands, and professionals to manage their accounts safely.
One of its most powerful tools is the ability to:
🟢 Search any account’s followers
🟢 Analyze them for fake, spammy, or low-quality behavior
🟢 Block all of them at once automatically
And with Circleboom’s Twitter (X) Mass Blocker Extension, it can even perform the entire blocking process for you — no clicking needed.
How I Blocked All Followers of a Specific Account (Step-by-Step)
Here’s exactly how I did it when I wanted to remove an entire toxic audience from my feed:
Step #1: Go to your Circleboom Twitter dashboard.
If you don’t have an account yet, create one — it takes only a minute.
Step #2: On the left-hand menu, scroll down and click on “Mass Block X
Accounts” under the Essential Toolbox section.
Step #3: You’ll be directed to the Account Search module.
Here, you’ll see two options:
- “Display Followers” → to block the followers of a specific Twitter account.
- “Display Following” → to block the accounts that a specific user follows.
Choose one based on your preference.
Enter the Twitter username of the account whose followers or followings you want to block.
Step #4: Circleboom will instantly list all the followers or followings of that account.
You can browse through the list, review profiles, or directly select all accounts to block them.
Step #5: Once you’ve made your selection, click on “Add to Mass Block List.”
A pop-up will appear asking you to download Circleboom’s Twitter Mass Block Extension if you haven’t already.
If you already have it, simply confirm by clicking “Add to Mass Block List.”
Step #6:You’ll be redirected to the Chrome Web Store.
Click “Add to Chrome” to install the extension.
After that, you can start mass blocking, and the process will continue automatically.
Now you can mass block the followers or followings of any Twitter/X account safely, easily, and in seconds — all with Circleboom Twitter.
Why I Liked This Approach
✅ Zero manual work: No need to block hundreds of users manually.
✅ Safe and API-compliant: Because Circleboom is an official X partner, your account won’t face suspension or warnings.
✅ Customizable: You can block everyone following one account, or even those following multiple accounts.
✅ Time-saving: What would take hours takes only a few minutes.
✅ Perfect for community cleanup: It’s great for avoiding troll armies, spam networks, or radical groups.
The Difference It Makes
After I blocked everyone who followed a particular account, my entire experience on X changed.
➡️ My mentions became calm again — no sarcastic replies or baiting.
➡️ I stopped seeing repetitive toxic threads.
➡️ My engagement rate improved because my real audience could finally interact without noise.
➡️ And most importantly — scrolling Twitter felt peaceful again.
It’s amazing how much your experience improves when you remove negativity at its source — not just the person, but their entire echo chamber.
Final Thoughts
Blocking one account sometimes isn’t enough.
If that account’s entire follower base constantly brings negativity, harassment, or spam into your feed, the best solution is to block all of them — permanently and safely.
With Circleboom Twitter, you can do it in seconds.
It lets you search any account’s followers, filter them by quality, and block them automatically using its Twitter (X) Mass Blocker Extension — all while keeping your account compliant and secure.
If you’re tired of unwanted replies, trolling communities, or just want a cleaner, calmer timeline, take control of your experience — block everyone who follows that account and enjoy Twitter the way it’s meant to be.
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