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Kuwait trends archive
Archived data on the most-discussed hashtags and topics in Kuwait on X (formerly Twitter), drawn from the platform’s official data.
Why an archive
Trending topics are the most perishable data on the internet. A platform shows you what is trending now, and a week later there is no way to ask what was trending then. For anyone studying public opinion — a ministry reviewing how a policy landed, a broadcaster reconstructing a news cycle, a researcher tracing a shift in sentiment — that gap is the whole problem.
We have been recording Kuwait’s trending hashtags and topics on X so the question can still be asked years later.
Search the archive
Each period below opens the live query tool on our Social Intelligence platform, where you can retrieve the ranked hashtags and topics for a chosen date.
Coverage is not continuous. There are two gaps — August 2020 to January 2021, and April 2023 to March 2026 — and we would rather state that plainly than let you discover it after commissioning a study.
What it is used for
- Retrospective policy analysis — how the public actually responded to a decision, measured after the fact rather than remembered.
- Media and news research — reconstructing a news cycle and the conversation around it.
- Longitudinal research — tracking how discussion of a subject changes across months or years.
- Benchmarking — establishing what normal looks like before deciding whether a spike matters.
Read alongside the dialect-aware sentiment and content analysis in our Social Intelligence Analyzer, the archive answers not only what trended but what was being said. Live samples of our public opinion trend analysis are published at watcher.social.
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The archive is not a self-service product. Tell us the subject and the period you need, and we will tell you what the archive holds for it and what a written analysis would involve. Get in touch.
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Send us a sample — a set of citizen comments, a document archive, a support inbox — and we will come back with a written read on what is achievable, what it would take, and whether you need us at all.