Welcome to Bloxburg Twitter: Official Accounts, Followers, and How to Verify

Why the Welcome to Bloxburg Twitter Account Matters

If you want Bloxburg news before it reaches the in-game feed, the Welcome to Bloxburg Twitter account is one of the fastest public channels tied to the game. Update teasers, event links, and a full list of official platforms have all appeared there. Knowing which handle is the real one saves you from following a copycat profile that reposts screenshots and never links back to the game.

This guide is built from profiles captured on 2026-10-12. Every follower count, post count, and playlist total below is a dated snapshot, not a live figure, and each row points to the exact source page so you can re-check the numbers yourself.

Which Welcome to Bloxburg Twitter Handles Are Real?

Two X (formerly Twitter) profiles use the Bloxburg name. They are not the same thing, and the difference matters.

As of 2026-10-12, the captured @heybloxburg profile listed its managers as @lilmahri and @BramPeee, and its bio pointed players to a Roblox join link rather than a third-party site. The @HejBloxburg profile, captured the same day, credits @coffee_stain and shows a pinned post dated December 5, 2024.

The label "Username Saver" is the key detail. That account exists to hold the alternative spelling of the name, not to serve as the main announcement feed. If you only follow one, follow the larger account — but knowing the second handle exists prevents confusion when it appears in search results.

What the Official Welcome to Bloxburg Twitter Actually Posts

The captured timeline shows a mix of channel housekeeping and update teasing.

• A pinned channel hub. A post dated May 21 collects every official destination in one place: the play link, the website, a Discord invite, TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. This is the single most useful post on the profile because it establishes which links are legitimate.
• Update teasers. A post dated October 9 opened with the game's signature "Hej Bloxburgers!" greeting and teased an upcoming Gothic Items update, linking to a Roblox event page. Treat the wording as an announcement of something in the pipeline at that time, not proof that the content is live now.
• A consistent voice. Both posts use the same greeting and the same casual tone, which is a useful fingerprint when you are scanning replies for fakes.

The pinned hub post carried the most engagement in the snapshot — 355 reposts and roughly 58K views, against 797 likes and about 17K views on the October 9 teaser. Those figures are frozen at the 2026-10-12 capture and will have moved since.

Beyond X: The Full Welcome to Bloxburg Channel Network

The pinned post confirms the game's social footprint reaches well past X. One of those channels has its own public snapshot numbers.

The TikTok profile captured on 2026-10-12 also shows how the team organizes content into playlists: Teasers (27 posts), Update log (11 posts), Trailers (5 posts), Tom Takes Over (3 posts), and Tutorials (2 posts). For players who want to browse past announcements rather than scroll a live feed, the Update log playlist is the closest thing to an archive.

For the game itself, the authoritative destination remains the official Welcome to Bloxburg page on Roblox, which is the source of the join link shared from the Welcome to Bloxburg Twitter profile.

How to Spot an Impostor Welcome to Bloxburg Twitter Profile

Fake accounts thrive around popular Roblox games, so run a quick check before you follow or share.

1. Open the pinned post. The real hub post lists the play link, website, Discord, TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram together. A profile with no such post, or one that links to an unrelated domain, is a red flag.
2. Compare the join date. The main account shows April 2023 and the username saver shows May 2023. A profile claiming to be the original with a much later join date deserves suspicion.
3. Check the scale. A 154.3K-follower snapshot against a 233-follower snapshot is an easy gap to spot. Very small accounts using the exact same bio text as the main profile are usually copies.
4. Cross-reference handles. Every handle listed in the pinned post matches across platforms — @heybloxburg on TikTok and YouTube, for example. Mismatched handles across channels are a sign someone assembled a fake network.
5. Distrust anything the official channels never mention. Giveaways, free currency offers, or account trades promoted through a Welcome to Bloxburg Twitter reply are not confirmed by any source reviewed here.

None of these steps requires special tools. Two minutes of cross-checking against the pinned post covers most of it.

FAQ

What is the official Welcome to Bloxburg Twitter handle? The profile captured on 2026-10-12 describes @heybloxburg as the official Twitter for the game, with 154.3K followers and 2,333 posts at that time. A separate account, @HejBloxburg, describes itself as a username saver rather than the main feed.

How many followers does the Welcome to Bloxburg Twitter account have? As of the 2026-10-12 snapshot, the @heybloxburg profile showed 154.3K followers, while the @HejBloxburg username-saver profile showed 233. These are dated observations and will have changed since.

Is @HejBloxburg the same as the official account? No. Its bio calls it an "Official Username Saver," and it had 103 posts and 233 followers in the same capture. It holds the alternate spelling of the name rather than serving as the primary announcement channel.

Where else does the Welcome to Bloxburg Twitter point players? Its pinned post links to the Roblox play page, heybloxburg.com, a Discord invite, TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. The TikTok profile alone showed 1.2M followers and 15.9M likes on 2026-10-12.

The Short Version

Follow @heybloxburg for announcements, recognize @HejBloxburg as a name-holding account, and use the pinned channel list as your verification standard. Check the dates on every number you see — including the ones in this article, which reflect a single captured day.