Five for Fighting

Five for Fighting — pop artist from US.

Five for Fighting, led by John Ondrasik, gained fame with the 2001 hit "Superman (It's Not Easy)" after the events of September 11. With emotionally charged…

Influence: 60.75% Fanbase: 51.62% Trending: 65.32% Career Level: Mainstream

Top Brand Affinity

Highest overlapping lifestyle brand

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As of 2025-09-01

260,000

Social Media Followers

As of 2025-09-01

00:00:00

Hours Airplay

2025-12-27 06:03:02 UTC

Genres

poppopacoustic popneo mellowrockpop rockpiano rockrock

Biography

Five for Fighting, led by John Ondrasik, gained fame with the 2001 hit "Superman (It's Not Easy)" after the events of September 11. With emotionally charged ballads like "100 Years" and "Chances," Ondrasik solidified the band's status as a prominent pop balladeer. His musical journey began in Los Angeles, where he honed his skills on piano and guitar, later drawing inspiration from artists like Billy Joel and Elton John.

Following the success of "Superman," Five for Fighting released albums like The Battle for Everything and Two Lights, featuring hits such as "World" and "The Riddle." Ondrasik's politically charged themes continued with songs like "What If" and "Can One Man Save the World?," showcasing his ability to blend personal storytelling with societal commentary.

Top Brand Affinities

Report Date: 2025-09-01

Five for Fighting reliably reaches 18-24 & 25-34 audiences in UNITED STATES, PHILIPPINES, INDONESIA. The base is heavily male (59%), paving the way for collaborations that read as status, style, and scene. The strongest distribution channel is Youtube (571 avg views per post); Youtube layers on depth and replies. The audience sits near leading lifestyle names, making streetwear, music platforms, and lifestyle products a natural expansion. The partnership writes itself—and the comments back it up.

Artist Affinity estimates how strongly an artist's audience overlaps with interest in specific brands, products, and categories. It is derived from aggregated social and behavioral signals—who fans follow, save, click, and engage with—normalized across platforms. Higher affinity suggests better partnership fit and higher likelihood that fans will respond positively to branded content or offers. Use it to shortlist natural brand partners and product concepts that feel authentic to the audience. Combine affinity with Connection Strength (ER) and reach to balance fit with impact. Treat affinity as directional—validate with creative tests and small pilots before scaling.

ER = (likes + comments + shares) ÷ audience per post ≥ 3.0% = Very Strong 2.0–2.99% = Strong 1.0–1.99% = Moderate < 1.0% = Low

How to read it: Pair ER with reach (views/followers) to gauge intensity and scale.

Connection Strength

Artist Five for Fighting score 0.01% — Low bucket.

Followers:260,000

Engagements:33

Rate:0.0%

Posts:80

Avg Likes:28

Avg Comments:3

Avg Views:1,256

Audience Demographics & Key Stats

Metric	Value	Why It Matters
Social Snapshot	Followers 260,000 · Engagements 33 · Rate 0.0% Posts 80 · Views 1,256 · Avg Likes 28 · Avg Comments 3 · Avg Views 1,256	Combine reach (followers/views) with ER to size both impact and responsiveness.
Age Breakdown	18-24: 41% 25-34: 36% 35-44: 11% 45-64: 7%	Largest: 18-24 (41%); next: 25-34 (36%)
Gender Split	Female: 41% Male: 59% Non-binary/Other: 0%	Skews male (59%)
Top Countries	UNITED STATES (30%) PHILIPPINES (19%) INDONESIA (10%) THAILAND (7%) BRAZIL (5%)	Top regions: UNITED STATES (30%), PHILIPPINES (19%), INDONESIA (10%)
Platform Engagement	Youtube: 571 avg views/post	Best reach: Youtube 571 avg views; best engagement: Youtube 36 avg likes