“Who is the biggest celebrity on Facebook?” is a question that will probably yield a surprising answer for most people. We will pretend this is a contest and will announce the runners up first before the top winner is revealed. Celebrities love fans, and boy do these people have a ton of followers on their Facebook pages, many of them even run facebook competitions on their fan pages..
The second runner up is probably not who people would generally expected to secure the title. Vin Diesel, America’s action movie superstar, holds the number three spot in this top celebrity lineup. He has about five million people keeping up with him by keeping them abreast of what is going on through status updates and pictures.
First runner up honors goes to a candidate that is probably no surprise in that he is one of the top celebrities, but not the top. President Barack Obama has had a rock star following long before he took the oath of office in 2009, he even employed a social media agency to help him win the election. He continues to enjoy enormous popularity on and off the social media network as he governs our nation. Like Vin Diesel, millions “like” him and are loyal followers on his Facebook.
Well, now we are down to the top celebrity on Facebook and millions of people still like him, although he is no longer with us. Michael Jackson’s life and legacy live on in the hearts of his loyal followers as they enjoy photos, videos, and other memoirs of this pop giant who is gone too soon. Facebook is a unique media source that helps celebrities to continue to entertain and amaze us, even in their death.
Social media has famous members from across every area of life, including politicians, television and movie stars and other entertainers. Millions of people log on regularly to see what their top celebrities are up to and virtually applaud them for their latest accomplishments. The biggest celebrity on Facebook has accomplishments that span almost half a century and has left a legacy that will not be forgotten.
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