[Closed] Who is the most famous person in the world?

Who?

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Chinese President.

who?
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not that I'm a fan, but catholicism is pretty widespread and any other xtians worldwide would also know him

Simon Cowell.

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pope, queen, osama bin laden

The indian president, Pratibha Patil, has to be up there too. Surely those two are more famous than any westerner.

Stephen Fry

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Historical: Hitler. Contemporary: Obama

Bono or Sting.

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thinking about it: Hitler

I'm meaning a person that's currently alive.

As football is the world language and probably its biggest name is Beckham I reccon he's be in there somewhere

last time this was asked I recall the answer was David Beckam

😯 Santa isn't dead...is he?

Its got to be David Beckham, with Surf-Mat a very close second.

There's a recession on, for the sake of the ****!

If I'm not getting paid for it, I'm not even thinking about it!

In this day and age the media decides who is important, for the fools.

You decide who is important to you!

Ridefree! 😀

Surely Surf-Mat with Beckham a distant second?

Me

Smee, TZF, Glupton has to be up there for the most famous troll.

SSStu - that is an excellent shout that one. I miss Smee. Heard anything from them recently?

SSStu is the worlds most famous attentionwhore

And tollah is the worlds most famous wok smuggling molester of towel rails.

QEII

And tube giggle vid. oldie but i find it funny.

Danny Macaskill?

catflees - Member

"Historical: Hitler. Contemporary: Obama"

Actually, I think I saw a wise American lady explain that they're the same person.

For billboard count alone it has to be:

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I am told it's Beckham. Manchester United being universally revered throughout the globe.

I think coke is the universal brand too.

Surrounded By Zulus - Member

SSStu - that is an excellent shout that one. I miss Smee. Heard anything from them recently?

I did hear he's back with a new name but his trolling just isn't as good as it used to be. 🙁

similar question - what two words in english are understood almost everywhere in the world even by non-english speakers?
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manchester united