INQ Mobile compiled a list of most influential twitterer in UK, and two of McFly members are on the list. Dougie is on #4 and Tom is #5

The top 20 most influential people on Twitter are:

1. Pete Cashmore, CEO at Mashable (1.8m followers), influence rating of 81.0
2. Stephen Fry, Entertainer (1.1m followers), influence rating of 76.8
3. Russell Brand, Entertainer (0.6m followers), influence rating of 69.1
4. Dougie Poynter, McFly band member (139k followers), influence rating of 64.2
5. Tom Fletcher, McFly band member (175k followers), influence rating 60.6
6. Eddie Izzard, Entertainer (1.3m followers), influence rating of 55.2
7. Zee M Kane, Editor in Chief of The Next Web (21k followers), influence rating of 47.0
8. Jonathan Ross, Entertainer (461k followers), influence rating of 44.8
9. Richard Bacon, DJ and presenter (1.2m followers), influence rating of 43.9
10.Peter Andre, Singer/Celebrity (390k followers), influence rating of 41.4
11.Andy Murray, Sportsman (110k followers), influence rating of 37.9
12.Calvin Harris, Musician (157k followers), influence rating of 35.4
13.Suzi Perry, Gadget show presenter (29k followers), influence rating of 32.0
14.Sarah Brown, PM’s wife (1m followers), influence rating of 31.3
15.Imogen Heap, Musician (1.3m followers), influence rating of 28.6
16. Ian Poulter, Sportsman (877k followers), influence rating of 23.8
17.Tom Watson, MP (6.8k followers), influence rating of 21.8
18.Boris Johnson, Mayor of London (59k followers), influence rating of 20.6
19.Darren Bent, Sportsman (25k followers), influence rating of 20
20.Steven Gerrard, Sportsman (50k followers), influence rating of 19.3

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The list was created by identifying the five most popular Twitterers across the five different categories of entertainment, music, politics, sport and technology, giving each an influence rating out of 100.

Their relative influence was then measured by exploring:

* The number of ‘tweets’ they send
* The number of times they ‘re-tweet’ others’ updates
* The number of times that person’s updates have been ‘re-tweeted’
* The number of times they are referenced in other people’s ‘tweets’