The TIME magazine, for they second annual roundup of the most influential people on the Internet, sized up contenders by looking at their global impact on social media. There are more or less thirty persons who with their social media have the ability to drive news. Some of them are:
Kanye West. The rapper likes to share his thoughts (not only about music) in Twitter. It often are provocative or confusing (like when he asked for money to Mark Zukerberg). However, Kanye takes advantage of the controversies that he does to get to know his new album, The Life of Pablo.
Josh Holz and Daniel Lara. They are just a couple of teenagers who turned in to the new Vine sensation. They are well-known for the videos that Josh made about the outfit of his friend, Daniel, that he wore each day in class. While he was filming, he was repeating "Damn, Daniel" in a weird accent. For coincide, Daniel wore the same White vans in every video. Later, they were invited to the famous American Tv show, Ellen (where Vans gave Daniel a lifetime supply of his signature sneakers that he later donated to a children's hospital).
Dj Khaled. The music producer has become one of the biggest stars on Snapchat. He has more tan 20 million followers. In the platform, he shows his positive attitude and numerous catchphrases (like "major key to success"). He was invited in The Ellen DeGeneres Show where he made an awesome entrance.
King Bach. The viner is a comedian and he has more followers than anyone in Vine (15 million followers). Vines like "hitting the dab" or collabing with other viners (like Anwar Jibawi, Lele Pons or the Paul's twins) are the most seen. King Bach has also made appearances on the screen, for example, he acted on Showtime's House of Lies, on the movie We Are Your Friends (starring with Zac Efron), ...
