Who is the most influential man in 2010 ? Maybe you'll say Barack Obama. You may be right may be wrong.
AskMen.com, Men's Online Magazine in its annual polling voted by half a million voters, published recently its "Top 49 Most Influential Men 2010."
In the list, Jon Stewart, widely known as host of The Daily Show, a satirical news program ranked at #1 as the most influential men. Last year he was listed at #13.
Why he was chosen at the top ? Here's the explanation from AskMen.com :
While the U.S. wages war in the Middle East, Jon Stewart has been fighting his own brand of war in the vicious battleground of cable television, leading the charge of personalities and ideals against the behemoth, ultra-right American news media. Stewart may host his ever-popular The Daily Show from behind a desk, but make no mistake: He’s on the front lines, and it’s getting ugly. Read further
Following, chosen at the 2nd place was the Microsoft founder Bill Gates. And Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and CEO of the world's largest social network Facebook seated at #3.
Ranked at #4 was Steve Jobs, the big boss of Apple inc, who brings the iPhone, iPod. iPad and MacBook at your front. And following, Kanye West, an American rapper, singer and record producer spotted at #5.
Further, Drew Brees, the quarterback of New Orleans Saints ranked at #6. James Franco, an American actor, film director, screenwriter, film producer, author and painter and well known after rolling as Harry Osborn in the Spider-Man trilogy. He was ranked at #7 by AskMen.com.
While Elon Musk, the co-founder of PayPal, SpaceX and Tesla Motors, Jose Mourinho, the manager of Real Madrid and also the Portuguese football manager, and Graydon Carter, a Canadian-born American journalist and the editor of Vanity Fair ranked at #8 to #10 respectively.
Several famous male celebrities were ranked in the list, such as Eminem at #24, following by Ben Affleck at #25 and Leonardo DiCaprio at #43.
So, where is Barack Obama ? Was he in the list ? Yes, the polling of AskMen.com voters seated him at #21 after Matthew Weiner the creator of Mad Men.
Explore the complete list from AskMen.com.
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