Forbes is quite famous for releasing lists entailing successful business leaders and the world’s most sought-after celebs among other personalities. But this time around, it’s switching things up a bit.
The publication just shared its list of the top 50 digital creators from around the globe and it was great to see them enter into a new realm.
The famed inaugural list had rankings that were based on the creators’ earnings, their clout, and also upon what their entrepreneurship was all about.
The top spot went to Jimmy Donaldson aka Mr. Beast whose massive earnings were unmatched by all others. We’re talking a massive $54 million. Did we mention his reach of 162 million users and many notable entrepreneurship endeavors as well?
As far as second place was concerned, it went to Charli D’Amelio, followed by Alexandra Cooper in third place. Following closely behind was Elliot Treble in the fourth position, and in fifth, we had Emma Chamberlain.
There were quite a few other big names that made the list this year including Addison Rae in the ninth position, followed by Jake Paul in tenth. Noah Beck, Bhad Bhabie, and Lele Pons were other notable mentions on the Forbes Digital Creators list of this year.
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The publication just shared its list of the top 50 digital creators from around the globe and it was great to see them enter into a new realm.
The famed inaugural list had rankings that were based on the creators’ earnings, their clout, and also upon what their entrepreneurship was all about.
The top spot went to Jimmy Donaldson aka Mr. Beast whose massive earnings were unmatched by all others. We’re talking a massive $54 million. Did we mention his reach of 162 million users and many notable entrepreneurship endeavors as well?
As far as second place was concerned, it went to Charli D’Amelio, followed by Alexandra Cooper in third place. Following closely behind was Elliot Treble in the fourth position, and in fifth, we had Emma Chamberlain.
There were quite a few other big names that made the list this year including Addison Rae in the ninth position, followed by Jake Paul in tenth. Noah Beck, Bhad Bhabie, and Lele Pons were other notable mentions on the Forbes Digital Creators list of this year.
Read next: The History of Meme Culture in the 2010s
