Top 10 Most Hated People in the World
- 6ix9ine (Daniel Hernandez):
Daniel Hernandez, who is only 24 years old, is arguably one of the most hated people in the entire world. His music is renowned for its aggressive rapping. His public persona, in contrast, is characterized by his many tattoos, rainbow-colored hair, legal issues, and widely reported celebrity feuds. Hernandez pleaded guilty to a felony count of using a child in a sexual performance in 2015 and was given a sentence of four years on probation and 1,000 hours of community service. He was taken into custody in 2018 on charges of guns, drugs, and racketeering. He admitted admission to nine crimes, including an armed robbery and murder plan, and now faces a maximum sentence of 47 years in jail.
2. Vladimir Putin:
A decade ago, roughly half of Americans had a favorable opinion of Russia. Without a question, times have changed. According to a recent Wall Street Journal poll, Putin’s status as a pariah was a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. With 86% of Americans holding a very unfavorable impression, 90% of Americans now have a poor opinion of Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia. Only 4% have a favorable opinion. Many of his former associates and friends claim that as a former intelligence agent, Putin is uncertain and uneasy. He exaggerates the threat and adopts a “we versus them” mentality. He values loyalty highly and abhors disloyalty. He leads a democratic nation that does not uphold democratic principles.
3. Jake Paul:
Before playing “Dirk Mann” for two seasons of the Disney Channel sitcom “Bizaardvark,” Jake Paul rose to fame on Vine. Paul has been embroiled in numerous problems during his career as a result of his actions, including executing risky stunts and posting offensive videos on YouTube, getting sacked from his Disney television program Bizaardvark, and being accused of criminal trespass and unlawful assembly. He has been the target of numerous scams and allegations of sexual assault.
4. Jimmy Kimmel:
Jimmy Kimmel’s constant opposition to sexism and racism is seen as a sign of hypocrisy. He is well-known for dressing in blackface and acting like a black man, and there is an online video of him forcing women to guess what’s inside his pants. This action drew a lot of criticism. He made fun of those who watched videos of others playing games but did not play the games, which infuriated the gaming community as well. Additionally, several viewers found certain clips from his show, “The Man Show,” to be highly offensive.
5. Justin Bieber:
Justin Bieber’s classic ballad “Baby” helped him gain notoriety when he was a young man. Due to the issues, he was involved in, he later moved from being one of the most liked people to be the most judged. His previous videos have been racially offensive. He has repeatedly punched his followers in the face and spit on them. He once declared his opposition to abortions and his belief that rape happens for a reason.
6. Kanye West:
Kanye West has a history of getting into trouble, and his expanding ego surely keeps him in the public eye. Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech for the MTV Award was destroyed by a drunken Kanye West. He argued at the time that Beyonce was more deserving of the MTV Video Music Award for Best Female Music Video than Taylor Swift. The enraged Taylor Swift fans were the ones who directed most of the criticism toward him. In addition to making a crippled man stand during a show, Kanye is notorious for abusing his supporters. He frequently gets into altercations with the paparazzi.
7. Kim Jong Un:
The world has grown accustomed to North Korea’s ridiculous threats that have had no effect during the last 50 years. Some believe that as long as Kim Jong Un is in power, there will never be peace in Korea because he is one of the most terrible dictators in history. He starves his people to death and does not provide for their fundamental needs. He incites both nearby nations and the most advanced nations, like the United States. North Korea has engaged in what Washington experts refer to as a “provocation cycle” for many years. Under Kim Jong Un’s direction, this cycle has a hazardous tendency to spin out of control.
8. Martin Shkreli:
The 39-year-old CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals, Martin Shkreli, is arguably the most despised person in America right now. He has been called many things, including a “morally bankrupt psychopath,” a “scumbag,” a “garbage monster,” and “everything that is wrong with capitalism.” His business recently bought Daraprim. The most effective medication for toxoplasmosis, a very rare parasite illness, was created in the 1950s. Until recently, people with weakened immune systems, such as those who had AIDS, relied on this medication, which costs around $13.50 per dose. Martin said that each dose of this medication would cost $700. Due to his elevation and adamant advocacy of the judgment, he has alienated many people, including patient rights organizations.
9. Taher Shah:
When the Pakistani musician Taher Shah’s song “Eye to Eye” went viral and became a hit on the internet in 2013, it did so for all the wrong reasons. He continued the prank with another video for that song, “Angel,” which gave everyone a splitting headache. With his songs, Taher Shah gave Twitterati plenty of material for memes and jokes. Some people go so far as to say that his songs were more harmful than the coronavirus. Later, he produced and directed a song by the name of “Farishtey,” which was also made fun of online.
10. Xi Jinping:
International support for China and its president Xi Jinping is dwindling. The Chinese people have lost some of their previous political and economic clout as a result of Xi’s takeover, and they are now less respected abroad. A survey found that due to how China handled the Covid-19 epidemic over the past year; people’s opinions of the nation became more unfavorable. Xi Jinping believes that respect should be bought rather than earned, and he downplays the importance of “soft” power in terms of its influence on the world stage. To improve China’s standing abroad, he has pushed its citizens to promote their own cultures and values. Jinping poses a menace to both his nation and the entire world.
