okay there's a lot to unpack in the mob vote NUMBER_TOKEN story when i started making this video i wanted to answer one question did dream rig the mob vote like so many people say in some minecraft communities it almost seems like a given that people accept that dream influenced the vote in some unfair way i did an informal pull on my discord server and about half of the respondents selected the option dream rigged it the glow squid won unfairly because of dream much of the debate revolves around dream's tweets he's accused of being manipulative and as a result swaying the vote enough in the direction of the glow squid that it emerged as the ultimate victor do these accusations have merit is dream to blame did dream have any sort of actionable influence at all there are a couple of approaches to this while it would be great to have minute by minute data of the votes unfortunately that doesn't seem to exist instead i'm going to do some back of the napkin calculations using the numbers that we do have i want to be abundantly clear from the start i'm not a statistician and this is not a rigorous analysis in fact if there are any stats people in the comments i welcome your input on if there's a better way here for this analysis we're going to be looking at the tweets of content creators and counting the number of likes there are several important assumptions i'm going to make first one twitter like equals one unit of loudness this ignores the fact that the same person can like multiple tweets and multiple creators we will be comparing absolute numbers as there's no easy way to account for crossover second we're going to assume that the creators i am tracking are representative of the voices who are most likely to be influential however it's totally possible that there are other important people i missed or deletions i don't know about with that out of the way let's dive in we'll start with round one when all three mobs were in play i tracked the tweets of the following creators putting their tweets into a category depending on which mob they supported then i compiled all the tweets that were in favor of a certain mob or against another mob from time before the first round up until voting closed at NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN eastern time this chart shows the number of tweets from each creator dream is obviously important here but he's far from the only one in fact his NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN likes in favor of the glow squid are only slightly in front of tommy's with NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN likes this means that from this data set dream accounted for about NUMBER_TOKEN of the total likes whereas tommy was about NUMBER_TOKEN percent remember tommy and dream are voting for different things at this point in time tommy is a moo bloom fan whereas dream is a glow squid fan we can look at the rest of the creators to see the total numbers for each mob glow squid is certainly in front with NUMBER_TOKEN of the likes and the moo bloom is behind with about NUMBER_TOKEN yet bizarrely isola drew is a distant third while captain sparkles was a supporter from the beginning it seems as though he failed to gain any sort of momentum in terms of getting other big creators to latch on it's always possible i just missed them but at this point it
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