They also consider media mentions, social media penetration, and the celebrity’s impact on their culture and pop culture overall. This year, Dr. Dre earned more in the the time period considered than anyone else in the history of the celebrity 100, but because he’s been musically dormant, he presumably lost some impact points.
Other Black celebs on the list Kobe Bryant at #15, Kanye West at #20 (who will, we’re sure be ranting very shortly at why he wasn’t ranked higher) Sean “Diddy” Combs at #31, Kevin Durant at #33, Pharrell Williams at #38, Dwyane Wade at #55, Tyler Perry tied with model Gisele Bundchen at #56, Serena Williams at #69, Will Smith at #75, and Kerry Washington at #93.
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