CHICAGO – Following a tumultuous release, Mixtape’s player count has dwindled according to staunch Steam Charts analyst, Greg Humphrey. Yet, according to a new report from social media analyst, Fred Diggs, Humphrey’s Twitter follower count is even lower than that of the “dead games” he analyzes on a daily basis.

“Dead games, how about we talk about dead people,” Diggs said in a one-on-one interview with the GG Tribune, while scrolling through Humphrey’s followers. “You see here, he follows 3000 people but only has 80 followers. Looks like he was hoping follow-for-follow would pan out for him, but everyone who he followed took one look and decided that the click of a button was too high a cost to spend on Greg. Those who did click follow back look to mostly be bots and users who haven’t signed in since 2013, so we can only assume they are dead, or else they would surely have signed in by now to unfollow him.”

Diggs speculates that there may be more people who are aware of Humphrey, but since IRL numbers are not shared with the public all we can do is assume.

“I’ll be generous and put his offline followers at two, assuming he hasn’t driven one of his parents away,” Diggs said as he combed through Humphrey’s high school yearbook in search of more connections. “I’m not saying this guy can’t take a look at Steam Charts and speculate, only an asshole would make that kind of statement. What I am saying is that we don’t listen to a guy who can’t convince passive social media asshats to click one button to keep tabs on what he’s talking about. If Greg truly knew what he was talking about, he’d have found his audience by now.”

Humphrey spoke out against Diggs and his findings in a recent video.

“You can’t base the quality of a person on the number of followers they have on social media,” Humphrey said with tears in his eyes. “If you’re limiting yourself to only people that have a big following on social media, you’re going to miss a lot of people who don’t have a big following on social media. I think it’s ridiculous this guy is digging through my X stats. Numbers mean nothing. A person should be judged by their actions. Also, Mixtape is a dead game. I’m sorry I said it, it just is.”

At press time Humphrey hosted his weekly Marathon watch, where he and his one viewer refreshed the Marathon Steam Charts, waiting to proclaim the game’s death.