Top 20 Alabama Influencers: Find Influencers in Alabama, United States (Oct 2026)

We found 399 Alabama Influencers in United States
These influencers mention 'Alabama' in their Instagram bio and have audiences primarily in United States. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
10/17/2026
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1. Da Truth

United States

Ryan Coleman-Williams STRETCHER 🩸 @alabamafbl 2x Mr. 🏈 @nxtrnd athlete @easportscollege

Followers
760.2k
Fake followers
17.69%
Engagement rate
10.72%
Average Reel plays
700.1k
Audience gender
female
34.41%
male
65.59%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
96.84%
United Kingdom
0.32%
Canada
0.32%
Mexico
0.24%
The Bahamas
0.16%
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4. Riley Thomas Howell

United States

Birmingham, AL @shopthesethree @grovethebrand Matthew 28:20

Followers
219.3k
Fake followers
17.35%
Engagement rate
4.28%
Average Reel plays
240.1k
Audience gender
female
82.1%
male
17.9%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
95.44%
Canada
0.7%
United Kingdom
0.26%
Mexico
0.21%
Australia
0.18%
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5. Gracie Hood Knight

United States

God's plan is always better than our own🀍 teamgracie@thesociablesociety.com 455k on tt

Followers
145.6k
Fake followers
21.37%
Engagement rate
2.11%
Average Reel plays
53.8k
Audience gender
female
52.74%
male
47.26%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
97.17%
Canada
0.31%
Brazil
0.19%
Germany
0.17%
Mexico
0.17%
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6. TAETHECREATOR

United States

God first | Actor | 21 content creator β™‘οΈŽ @taneriamontrice @taebaefinsta @fivestar.cartel πŸ“§- Queentlife23@gmail.com

Followers
133.5k
Fake followers
21.23%
Engagement rate
6.28%
Average Reel plays
18.1k
Audience gender
female
69.77%
male
30.23%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
90.47%
India
0.76%
Jamaica
0.69%
United Kingdom
0.69%
Nigeria
0.57%
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7. Riley Leonard

United States

@colts πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ No Jesus - No Peace Know Jesus - Know Peace

Followers
122.3k
Fake followers
11.85%
Engagement rate
13.29%
Average Reel plays
224.7k
Audience gender
female
50.41%
male
49.59%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
98.19%
Canada
0.32%
India
0.21%
United Arab Emirates
0.11%
Italy
0.11%
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8. Joke🧌

United States

//26 #LLDaGuyzπŸƒπŸ’”πŸ¦‰

Followers
122.1k
Fake followers
24.58%
Engagement rate
14.55%
Average Reel plays
29k
Audience gender
female
16.84%
male
83.16%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
96.58%
Canada
0.37%
Mexico
0.24%
India
0.19%
Brazil
0.17%
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9. Malachi Moore

United States

Proverbs 16:3 Business inquiries: jschaum@athletesfirst.net

Followers
116.3k
Fake followers
22.84%
Engagement rate
10.69%
Average Reel plays
64k
Audience gender
female
38.2%
male
61.8%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
95.34%
Brazil
0.72%
India
0.26%
Mexico
0.22%
Tanzania
0.18%

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11. Angela Morgan

United States

β–ͺ️Vegan Straight-Edgeβœ–οΈπŸŒ±βœ–οΈ β–ͺ️Math Page: @mathangel369 ✨ β–ͺ️God | Exercise | Math

Followers
92.1k
Fake followers
20.16%
Engagement rate
2.26%
Average Reel plays
1.4k
Audience gender
female
23.79%
male
76.21%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
84.38%
United Kingdom
1.53%
Australia
1.36%
Brazil
1.19%
Canada
1.19%
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13. Da Star

United States

Owner of @bornastarbrand I ain’t Google but I got everything you looking fa ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Followers
83.3k
Fake followers
15%
Engagement rate
2.63%
Average Reel plays
31.8k
Audience gender
female
71.45%
male
28.55%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
97.59%
Mexico
0.4%
The Bahamas
0.27%
India
0.27%
Indonesia
0.27%
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14. Nick Dunlap

United States

Professional Golfer @alabamamgolf alum

Followers
82.8k
Fake followers
12.33%
Engagement rate
7.81%
Average Reel plays
104.7k
Audience gender
female
16.77%
male
83.23%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
89.69%
Canada
1.95%
United Kingdom
1.7%
Australia
0.88%
Mexico
0.57%
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15. Brinkley Parnell

United States
Followers
68.7k
Fake followers
14.81%
Engagement rate
2.43%
Average Reel plays
32.3k
Audience gender
female
42.68%
male
57.32%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
96.77%
Nigeria
0.53%
Mexico
0.45%
Argentina
0.23%
India
0.23%
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16. Jamie Golden

United States

πŸŽ™ Podcaster🧴Skincare Enthusiast 🐿 ADHD Survivor 🎧 Pop Culture: @thepopcast Books: @readwithshelfrespect Faith Culture: @faithadjacent 🏑 Birmingham

Followers
67.6k
Fake followers
13.96%
Engagement rate
6.87%
Average Reel plays
103.6k
Audience gender
female
93.84%
male
6.16%
Top performing Reels
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  2. I love that the internet generally ignores Gen X. We have fewer beefs and more aged flannel. We’re a small group of latchkey kids just trying to navigate aging parents and worsening eyesight. But one thing my generation seems to struggle with, unlike no other, is diet culture. And I’m specifically referencing white women in their 40s and 50s. We’ve carried the weight of thin for so long that we don’t know how to lose it. And it may not even be about knowing how. Perhaps Gen X’s resistance to the Millennial/Gen Z move towards body positivity and fat phobia condemnation means accepting a greater tragedy. If I accept I’ve been trapped in the claws of diet culture for 30 years, then it means I wasted a lot of my one wild and precious life. When those younger call us out on our obsession with pounds and inches, we flail. We all caps about health and BMI. We call them spoiled and sensitive, rather than pause and recognize the way a talk show host pulling a wagon of fat may have imprinted on us in the worst ways. I’ve spent too much of my life adding up points, subtracting carbs, and trying to believe Halos taste like HΓ€agen-Dazs. I’ve spent years trying to climb to the top of a food pyramid in hopes I’d find a view of the promised land where my apple body becomes a pear. But this apple body is good. God told me so. My therapist told me so. My primary care doctor told me so. Now it’s time for me to tell you so. And if you don’t agree, that’s your weight to carry. πŸ“Έ: @chappyphoto
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  3. I’m pro-life. For a long time, I thought abortion was a political problem. I voted accordingly thinking it was an issue that should outweigh all others. Twice, I eagerly voted for a Republican who served as President. He worked with a majority Republican senate and house for almost all his years in office. The Supreme Court during his presidency was a majority of justices appointed by Republican Presidents. I believed A + B would equal C, but C never came. Abortion was legalized while a Republican was in office. The deadliest 5-yr span during our history for the unborn was 1985-1990, during the Reagan and Bush administrations. There were almost 1 million fewer abortions in 2015 than in 1990. When the Supreme Court preserved Roe v. Wade in 1992, the key votes came from two justices nominated by Reagan and one chosen by Bush. The idea that I would hang all my pro-life hopes on any president and the Supreme Court has little historical evidence to support it. I now know abortion is a Gospel issue. Those types of matters are difficult to legislate. To me, pro-life cannot only mean anti-abortion. My vote at the local, state, and federal level must take into account as many pro-life platforms as possible. This includes things like economic equality, access to affordable healthcare, advocacy for racial justice, paid family leave, ending the death penalty and criminal justice reform, meaningful policy change regarding the care of the earth, and discrimination-free voting rights. This is why I am pro-life and voting for Joe Biden. He does not wholly represent my political perspective, but he’s my choice to best represent a consistent ethic of life. "Being pro-life shouldn’t mean you can put outlawing abortion on one side of the scale and then just pile up every sort of vice, personal cruelty, and wickedness on the other side and somehow your conscience is fine.” Brannon McCallister Note: Comments are off from the get-go for this post, not as a coward but as a protector of this tiny acreage. Comments will mostly be high fives or pointed fingers at me or each other. My DMs are open. I’m committed to responding to as many folks as possible. #thisiswhy2020
    14.4k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
94.01%
Canada
1.91%
United Kingdom
0.72%
Australia
0.49%
Mexico
0.18%
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United States

@officialdirtypickle | @crowd.kontrol | @projectdinero0 #1 Assist leader in the nation🀽🏽 I’m from Birmingham AL🏚️

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18. Kulyn Hubbard

United States

Romans 8:31 βœ‰οΈ kulyn@8media.co

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19. Bria

United States

bham | atl πŸ’— for brand inquiries β–ΆοΈβœ¨ collaborations@eminentmgmt.co

Followers
60.1k
Fake followers
17.79%
Engagement rate
2.57%
Average Reel plays
69k
Audience gender
female
44.26%
male
55.74%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
97.84%
Japan
0.25%
Puerto Rico
0.19%
Jamaica
0.19%
United Kingdom
0.19%
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20. Vontae

United States

I record when I’m bored.

Followers
57.9k
Fake followers
17.1%
Engagement rate
21.5%
Average Reel plays
12.3k
Audience gender
female
76.32%
male
23.68%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
95.63%
Jamaica
0.32%
United Kingdom
0.32%
Mexico
0.26%
Nigeria
0.26%

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