!followage

The !followage command allows anyone in chat to check how long a specified Twitch user has been following a specified Twitch channel. If no user or channel is specified, it defaults to checking the command user’s follow duration for the current channel.

Usage

Use the command with optional parameters:

!followage [username] [channel_name]

Examples

Check your own follow age:

Example chat

Viewer1:!followage

StreamElements:@Viewer1, You have been following CurrentChannel for 1 year 3 months 5 days 2 hours.

Check another user’s follow age in the current channel:

Example chat

ViewerName:!followage StreamElements

StreamElements:@User, StreamElements has been following CurrentChannel for 6 years 1 month 10 days 4 hours.

Check another user’s follow age for a different channel:

Example chat

ViewerName:!followage StreamElements AnotherChannel

StreamElements:@User, StreamElements is not following AnotherChannel.

Parameters

• [username] (Optional): The Twitch username to check the follow age for. Defaults to the user running the command.
• [channel_name] (Optional): The Twitch channel name to check the follow relationship against. Defaults to the current channel where the command is used.

Related Commands

• !accountage: Checks when a Twitch account was created.
• !uptime: Shows how long the current stream has been live.
• !watchtime: Shows how long a user has watched the current channel (requires Loyalty module).