Bun School — Chat Dashboard

Who talks

Message share

Two people send ~48% of everything

Words written per person

Total words sent (text messages)

Avg words per message

Lower = rapid-fire one-liners

Emojis vs laugh-messages

Expressiveness by member

When they talk

Monthly timeline

Messages per month — peaks track the football calendar & school terms

By day of week

Fri–Sat weekend is busiest

By hour of day

Peaks 09:00–14:00 — texting during school

By year

Night owls (00:00–05:59)

What they share

Media breakdown

9,300 attachments

Links shared (by platform)

TikTok is the group's feed

Top emojis

It's all laughing-crying

@-mentions received

What they talk about

Football: clubs & players

Whole-word mentions across all text

The wider "ghost crew"

Friends talked about more than present

School / life / gaming

Content deep dive

Topic bucket totals

Keyword/phrase hits across text messages

Named threads

Specific clubs, people, school threads, and media platforms

Topic trends over time

Monthly content mentions, separate from raw message volume

Dominant conversation topics

One label assigned per 45-minute conversation session

Question openers

How questions usually start

Recurring phrases

Most common 3-word text patterns

Exact short replies

Repeated one-liners and reactions

Behaviour & conversations

The reply network — who talks to whom

Back-and-forth exchanges per pair · the DarkHadi↔Sunbul axis dominates

Who opens vs. who gets the last word

Conversation starters vs enders

Sticker-talkers vs typers

% of a person's media that is stickers

Swearing rate

Profanities per 100 messages

Vocabulary size

Unique words used

The rivalry over time — Barça vs Man United vs school

Monthly mentions · United peaks in Ten Hag's worst spell; school spikes at exam season

Who was around when

Messages per year per person — the roster breathes

How they talk

Top catchphrases

Most-repeated exact messages

Arabic in the mix

English football takes, Arabic for emotion & plans

The chat is conducted in English but punctuated with Saudi/Gulf Arabic — classic Gulf code-switching.

In summary

A WhatsApp group of ~11 friends in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province, started in 2023 to plan a cinema trip and still active three years later. Mostly football debate (Barcelona vs Manchester United), plus organising a weekly match and hangouts — about 86 messages a day. See the People and Insights pages for detail.

📊 Bun School — Chat Dashboard