However, Vivian noticed a new post from the official Twitter account of Yeez Entertainment. They announced that their newly signed artist Judy Bruce would officially make her debut after the training program was over. Then, she would be directly joining the crew of the Legend of Anne.

While reading this, Vivian was greatly shocked. From the start, she had been dreaming of becoming a member of the crew of Legend of Anne. Eventually, she somehow managed to get a small role because of her connection with Patricia.

So, how did Judy secure a role that easily?

She was just a newcomer, and the first project she would participate in was a role in the Legend of Anne?

“Jay and Lyndsey's followers on Twitter are now almost one hundred million. I'm so envious of them. They really are big stars!" Sally added, still browsing other people's accounts.

When they shifted the topic to the teachers, Vivian raised an eyebrow, wondering if Maria had a Twitter account. If she did, how many followers did she have?

While thinking about this, Maria entered the classroom and was about to start the class.

But a student suddenly raised his hand. Apparently he was thinking the same thing as Vivian. "Miss Jenkins, do you use Twitter? Can we follow each other?" Of course, the other students also became curious about it.

After hesitating for about a few seconds, Maria eventually told him her Twitter handle.

“But there's no need for you to follow me. Besides, I don't usually use the app."

However, the student didn't really pay attention to what Maria said. He still searched Maria's account to follow her. But to his disappointment, it indeed looked Like an account that was seldom used.

Some of the other curious students, who searched Maria on Twitter as well, were disappointed after seeing the account.

“Eh? This is it? Vivian, your sister's Twitter account is as good as being inactive. Plus, she only has this few followers? I haven't seen a Twitter account this poor before!" Sally remarked in surprise.

But of course, she deliberately made the negative comments loud enough to attract the other students' attention.

Vivian smiled slyly.

“Well, my sister is not that kind of celebrity. It's understandable that she doesn't have many fans and followers on Twitter."

In the entertainment industry, the number of followers on social media had always been a measure of one’s popularity. The higher the number the higher his or her status and influence was.

Unfortunately, Maria's followers were even fewer than that of an ordinary user, let alone the trainees. After all, although they had just started their careers, they were still artists with bright potential.

Even though Maria had the title of being a master in Wasteland and a teacher of the training program, she still seemed to be ordinary in their standards.

But after a moment, one of the students exclaimed, “Look! Sean has followed Miss Jenkins on Twitter!"