
Who is Zachirific?
US-based TikTok creator with 2,900,000 followers, an 82.7% male audience and a catalogue that peaked in 2024

Zachirific posts deadpan celebrity-news comedy as @zachirific on TikTok, where 2,900,000 followers were measured on Aug 26, 2026. The account opened on Sep 19, 2020 and has published 215 videos for 105,400,000 lifetime likes. All ten of its largest measured videos are from 2024, led by a Feb 6 post at 34,000,000 views, while its nine most recent unpaid posts average 1,209,969 views. The audience is 82.7% men and 61.2% aged 18 to 24, measured on the same date.
| Known as | Zachirific |
|---|---|
| Based in | United States |
| Category | Entertainment / Comedy / Pop culture |
| Top platform | TikTok |
| Audience | Measured Aug 26, 2026: the TikTok audience is 72.2% United States and 82.7% male, with 61.2% aged 18 to 24 and 8.6% aged 13 to 17. |
| Estimated value per post | Unlock free with a trial |
Who is Zachirific?
At a glance
Zachirific is a US-based creator who posts as @zachirific on TikTok, where 2,900,000 followers were measured on Aug 26, 2026. No blue badge sits beside the handle. It has published 215 videos since it opened on Sep 19, 2020, and collected 105,400,000 likes along the way. His YouTube channel, listed in his TikTok account's contact details, held 80.3K subscribers when checked in September 2026, and his Instagram, @zachirific, and his singing TikTok, @zachscottmusic, are not measured here.
A 2020 account that peaked in 2024
All ten of the largest videos in the measured sample were published in 2024, from 12,100,000 views at the bottom of that group to 34,000,000 at the top. The current feed is a different account by the numbers. The ten most recent posts run from Nov 26, 2025 to Jul 4, 2026, and setting aside the one paid video among them, the other nine average 1,209,969 views. The catalogue and the feed are two separate propositions, and only one of them is on sale.
Deadpan celebrity-news comedy
The videos are flat, straight-faced claims about famous people, built to be read for a second as real news. The most-viewed measured post, from Feb 6, 2024, is captioned ânot sure if its even drake but its not me so yall can stop tagging me although i do understand the confusionâ and took 34,000,000 views. A follow-up on the same joke nineteen days later reached 19,000,000. In Jun 2026 he ran âELON MUSK FIRST TRILLIONAIREâ over a greenscreen, tagged #greenscreen, for 1,600,000 views.
An audience that is 82.7% men
The following is 82.7% men and 17.3% women, 61.2% of it is aged 18 to 24, 72.2% of it sits in the United States, and 93.9% of it is recorded as English-speaking. Four readings that all point at the same person: a young man in the US watching celebrity gossip in English. That is what a brief here is buying, and it is settled before any engagement figure is read.
Brands Zachirific has worked with
Four sponsored posts are visible on the TikTok account, published between May 2024 and Jun 2026. Three of them carry a brandâs own disclosure in the caption. Below: which brands those are, what each post did, and how the one recent example compares with his unpaid feed from the same months.
Three of the four name a partner. Polymarket, on Jun 3, 2026, tagged #polymarketpartner. Paramount, on Jan 9, 2025, promoting the digital release of Gladiator II. MoneyLion, on Dec 22, 2024, pointing followers at a giveaway through the link in his bio. The fourth, from May 17, 2024, is flagged as paid and names no brand in its caption.
The four average 717,925 likes, and the spread behind that average matters more than the average itself. The May 2024 post took 1,300,000 likes in the year the account was at its biggest. The Dec 2024 MoneyLion post took 479,400, the Jan 2025 Paramount post 95,600, and the Jun 2026 Polymarket post 996,700.
That last one is the only recent evidence, and it beat his own organic feed. The Polymarket video took 6,400,000 views and 996,700 likes against 1,209,969 views and 148,248 likes averaged across his other nine most recent posts. That is more than five times the views and close to seven times the likes of an ordinary post from the same period. It is a single post, so it sets an upper reference rather than a rate a brand should expect to repeat.
What a placement here actually reaches can be stated exactly. The account averages 3,500,000 views per video and its recent nine ran at 1,209,969, so a single post sits somewhere between those two figures, in front of an audience that is 82.7% men, 85.3% aged 18 to 34 and 72.2% US-based. Those are views rather than people, and the same person watching twice is counted twice.
Per-platform analytics
Followers, engagement and audience quality on each platform, free tiles below, full breakdown with a trial.
TikTok is his largest account.
Measured on Aug 26, 2026 across 215 analysed videos: 2,900,000 followers, 3,500,000 average views, 365,300 average likes and 1,405 average comments, for an engagement rate of 10.29%. Average views run at 121% of the follower count, so a typical video is carried further by the recommendation feed than by the following itself. TikTok has not verified the account, which holds 105,400,000 lifetime likes across 215 videos.
The comment count is the number that does not fit. 365,300 likes against 1,405 comments is one comment for every 260 likes, and 1,405 comments spread over 3,500,000 views is 0.04% of the people who watched. This is material people tap through and like rather than argue about. It suits a reach or awareness buy, and it works against anything that needs a live comment section to do the selling.
The catalogue peaks are two years old. The largest measured video, published Feb 6, 2024, took 34,000,000 views and 3,800,000 likes. A Jun 19, 2024 post took 27,400,000 views and 4,100,000 likes, more likes than any other measured video. All ten of the largest were published in 2024 and none of them sits below 12,100,000 views.
The current feed runs an order of magnitude below that. His ten most recent visible posts were published between Nov 26, 2025 and Jul 4, 2026; leaving out the one paid video among them, the other nine average 1,209,969 views and 148,248 likes. One running joke makes the gap concrete. âwhy i wasnt at the white partyâ took 16,100,000 views on Jul 6, 2024; âwhite party was lowkey mid this yearâ took 1,300,000 on Jul 4, 2026, on the same subject two years later.
The monthly readings do not show that as a continuing slide. Between Feb 2026 and Aug 2026 the reported follower count held at 2,900,000, lifetime likes rose from 103,385,294 to 105,400,000, and average likes per video rose from 295,619 to 365,300 while average views fell from 3,744,118 to 3,500,000. Fewer views, more likes on them: likes per view went from 7.9% to 10.4% across those six months.
Awards nights are the one recurring beat outside the celebrity-rumour videos. On Jan 14, 2026 he posted âwow what a nightâ tagging the Golden Globes account, for 2,500,000 views; on Feb 3, 2026 the same line ran tagged to the Grammys, for 161,100. The measured mention list holds only three accounts, @goldenglobes, @sombr and @malcolmtodddd at a third each, and none of the three appears in any of his paid disclosures. The @malcolmtodddd one is an Apr 24, 2026 video captioned âhelping @Malcolm Todd build muscleâ, which took 1,600,000 views.
What a brand can plan against here is the measured output, and it arrives as two figures. Across the 215 analysed videos the account averages 3,500,000 views; across his nine most recent unpaid posts it did 1,209,969. The first is what the account has averaged, the second is what it is doing now, and a rate card should say which of the two it is priced against.
Commentary, and a lot of it paid. Four previews carry partner tags, Polymarket, Paramount for Gladiator II, and MoneyLion alongside a MrBeast giveaway. The two unpaid posts are him responding to being mistaken for someone else.
The unpaid pair is the strongest. They took 27,400,000 and 34,000,000 views for 3,800,000 and 4,100,000 likes. The best paid post reached 12,400,000 views and 1,300,000 likes, and the weakest, the film placement, 1,300,000 views.
His measured engagement rate is 10.29% on 2,900,000 followers. Entertainment tie-ins are his weakest category by a wide margin; the finance and prediction placements did roughly eight times better.
Who follows Zachirific?
Audience data measured on TikTok, 26 Aug 2026.
Where Zachirific's TikTok followers are, as a share of the audience we measured.
72.2% of them are in United States and 5.7% in United Kingdom. The 5 markets shown cover 86.3% of the measured audience.
How old Zachirific's TikTok followers are.
The largest group is 18-24 at 61.2%. With 25-34 that is 85.3% of the measured followers. 8.6% sit in the 13-17 bracket, which matters if what you are selling is age-gated.
The gender split of Zachirific's TikTok followers.
82.7% male17.3% female
Every figure below was measured on the TikTok account on Aug 26, 2026: who these 2,900,000 followers are, how old they are, where they live, and which categories that rules out.
More than four in five followers are men
The split is 82.7% men and 17.3% women. Nearly five men follow him for every woman. The smaller side is still a real number of people, since 17.3% of 2,900,000 works out at roughly 502,000 accounts, but a product bought mainly by women is buying the wrong 2.9 million here.
Six in ten followers are 18 to 24
61.2% of the audience is aged 18 to 24 and another 24.1% is 25 to 34, so 85.3% of it sits between 18 and 34. Only 6.1% is 35 or older. Anything priced for an established household budget is being aimed at a sliver of this following.
Nearly three quarters are in the United States
The United States is 72.2% of the audience, ahead of the United Kingdom at 5.7%, Canada at 3.8% and Australia at 3.4%. Those four markets together are 85.1% of the whole, and 93.9% of the audience is recorded as English-speaking. Outside those four, the largest single market is Sweden at 1.1%, with Germany next at 1.0%, so there is no second market here worth a localised brief.
8.6% of the audience is 13 to 17
On a 2,900,000 following that is roughly 249,000 accounts under 18. That number sets the outer limit on what can be sold here: an age-gated product placed on this account goes in front of a quarter of a million people who cannot legally buy it. It is a larger constraint than it looks beside the 61.2% who are 18 to 24, because both bands watch the same video.
No follower-quality score on TikTok
Audience credibility is not returned for TikTok accounts, so no authenticity score is published for this following. What stands in its place is the view record: 3,500,000 average views against 2,900,000 followers, which counts what happened to the videos rather than what the follower number promises.
How we analyse creators
Every figure on this page is drawn from Click Analytic platform data and verified public sources, assessed across six signal categories.
Reach & relevance
Followers on every platform the creator actually runs, weighted by how much of that audience sits in your target market. A big number in the wrong country is reach you cannot buy, so the weighting comes first.
Audience profile
Estimated age brackets, gender split, top countries and languages of the accountâs followers. This is the part that decides whether a creator fits a brief, and it is measured on the account, not guessed from the content.
Engagement signals
Average likes, comments and views on recent posts, compared with creators of the same follower size on the same platform. The comparison matters more than the raw rate: a 2% rate can be strong at 2M followers and weak at 20K.
Audience quality
Audience credibility scores and follower-type estimates where available for the account and platform. These estimates describe follower characteristics; they do not measure how many people will see a post.
Activity & consistency
Posting cadence over the last weeks and follower growth over 30 days. An account that has gone quiet or is shedding followers performs differently from one that is live and climbing, whatever its size.
Commercial readiness
Sponsored-post history, the brands already mentioned, category fit for your industry and an estimated cost per post. Together they say whether the creator is used to working with brands and roughly what a collaboration costs.

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Zachirific, frequently asked questions
How many followers does Zachirific have?
He has 2,900,000 TikTok followers, measured on Aug 26, 2026. The account has published 215 videos since Sep 19, 2020 and holds 105,400,000 lifetime likes.
What is Zachirific's engagement rate on TikTok?
His TikTok engagement rate is 10.29%, measured on Aug 26, 2026. Behind it sit 365,300 average likes, 1,405 average comments and 3,500,000 average views across 215 analysed videos. The likes carry that figure, since comments run at one for every 260 likes.
Who follows Zachirific?
Measured on Aug 26, 2026, his TikTok following is 82.7% men and 17.3% women, and 85.3% of it is between 18 and 34. Nearly three quarters, 72.2%, is in the United States, with the United Kingdom next at 5.7%. Another 8.6%, roughly 249,000 accounts, is 13 to 17.
What brands has Zachirific worked with?
Three brands are named in the disclosures on his sponsored posts: Polymarket in Jun 2026, Paramount in Jan 2025 and MoneyLion in Dec 2024. A fourth paid post from May 2024 names no brand. The four average 717,925 likes, and the most recent of them took 996,700.
Why are Zachirific's older videos so much bigger than his recent ones?
All ten of his largest measured videos were published in 2024, none of them below 12,100,000 views. His nine most recent unpaid posts, from Nov 2025 to Jul 2026, average 1,209,969 views. A brand pricing against the 2024 peaks would be pricing against a form the account is not currently in.
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