Twitter needs LeBron James and Taylor Swift and the latest Kpop stars.
It has a sort of symbiotic relationship with world leaders and journalists.
But it does not really need people like James Woods and Kevin Sorbo (to pick two from the other end of the political spectrum). Same goes for 90s grunge bands or 80s hair bands. I fully expect those guys to pay to try to stay relevant. And I would put famous authors from the 70s and 80s in the same category.
I guess if you never step foot into a library, bookstore, movie theatre, etc. Sure.
King does not sell books because of his presence on a social network. He sold 350 million copies of his books before Twitter was even invented.
"die hard fans" the only ones to hear of King? Big lol.
He’s highly culturally relevant, but not because of anything he’s done lately.