fol·low·er 
/ˈfɑ:ləwɚ/ noun
plural fol·low·ers /ˈfɑ:ləwɚ/ noun [count] 1 a : someone who supports and is guided by another person or by a group, religion, etc.
▪ the candidate's loyal/faithful followers ▪ The party drew most of its followers from among young people. ▪ followers of Christianity/Islam
b : a person who likes and admires (someone or something) very much : fan
▪ The band has a large group of followers. 2 : someone who does what other people say to do
▪ He had a reputation of being a follower, not a leader.
▪ the candidate's loyal/faithful followers ▪ The party drew most of its followers from among young people. ▪ followers of Christianity/Islam
b : a person who likes and admires (someone or something) very much : fan
▪ The band has a large group of followers.
▪ He had a reputation of being a follower, not a leader.
