Yeah, that kind of thing still exists in different forms, though it’s a bit more under the radar now. Back in the day, TweetDeck “armies” were popular for mass retweets, especially with viral or affiliate content. These days, it's more about private engagement groups, Telegram channels, or networks of accounts controlled by one person or agency. Some still offer pay-for-retweet services, but platforms have cracked down on automation and spammy behavior, so it’s riskier and less effective than before. That said, influencer shoutouts, retweet for exposure deals, and growth services are still out there—just a bit more subtle.