
GQ Compiles 'Least Influential' List: Who Was the Least Influential Person of 2012?
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2012/12/02 21:39:47
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GQ Magazine has released its 25 Least Influential People list, and as you can imagine, it is the remote opposite of TIME Magazine's 100 Most Influential People issue. The most notable (and perhaps dubious) on this list is Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, though others include Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte and even the First Lady herself, Michelle Obama.
As far as irrelevance rankings go, there are none according to GQ, as "all zeroes are created equal." GQ claims Romney portrayed the most stereotypical Caucasian man ever, that Obama's healthy eating advice didn't go over well, and that Lochte being Lochte (jeah!) contributed to his lack of influence.
Other unlucky celebrities on this list include former child star turned TMZ headline Amanda Bynes, Los Angeles Lakers center Dwight Howard for his trade/free agency drama, Keith Olbermann for his beef with Current TV, Lance Armstrong due to his contradicting statements about being a drug-free athlete, and actor Adam Sandler for his critically-panned films.
As far as irrelevance rankings go, there are none according to GQ, as "all zeroes are created equal." GQ claims Romney portrayed the most stereotypical Caucasian man ever, that Obama's healthy eating advice didn't go over well, and that Lochte being Lochte (jeah!) contributed to his lack of influence.
Other unlucky celebrities on this list include former child star turned TMZ headline Amanda Bynes, Los Angeles Lakers center Dwight Howard for his trade/free agency drama, Keith Olbermann for his beef with Current TV, Lance Armstrong due to his contradicting statements about being a drug-free athlete, and actor Adam Sandler for his critically-panned films.
Read More: http://www.gq.com/entertainment/celebrities/201212...
Top Opinion
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kateisgod 2012/12/03 02:50:47Mitt Romney






















He appears to be a fine father and husband,but as President he sucks even more than Bush!
2010.
Tea Tard? Oh my, I think I might cry. Nobody invited me to that party.
Well since neither of us has a crystal ball that works, I guess we'll let time tell its tale. You can go on beating your chest now.