So how much did SNSD make exactly? Upwards of 200 billion won (200 million USD) from both the Korean and Japanese market. In addition, SM Entertainment’s stock has risen over 300% this year alone (not calculating inflation). SM Entertainment had a very, very good 2010, and with a new male group set to debut soon and SHINee preparing to do promotions in Japan, 2011 should be stellar as well.
Here is the complete list: (According to ranking)
- Girls' Generation [SNSD] (Singer)
- Park Jisung (Soccer player)
- Kim Yuna (Figure skater)
- Lee Seung-gi (Singer)
- 2PM (Singer)
- Yu Jae Suk (MC)
- Lee Chungyong (Soccer player)
- 2AM (Singer)
- Chu Shinsoo (Baseball player)
- Kang Hodong (MC)
- Lee Hyori (Singer)
- Yoon Shi Yoon (Actor)
- Rain (Singer)
- Park Chuyoung (Soccer player)
- Shin Mina (Actress)
- Super Junior (Singer)
- Wonbin (Actor)
- Hwang Jung Eum (Actress)
- Kim Hyesu (Actress)
- Go Hyun Jung (Acress)
- Kang Dong Won (Actor)
- Lee Daeho (Baseball player)
- Park Tae Hwan (Swimmer)
- Lee Nayoung (Actress)
- Jang Dong Gun (Actor)
- Shin Se Kyung (Actress)
- Lee Kyungkyu (MC)
- Big Bang (Singer)
- Lee Minjung (Actress)
- Choi Kyungjoo (Golfer)
- 2NE1 (Singer)
- Hyun Bin (Actor)
- Bae Yong Joon (Actor)
- Moon Geun Young (Actress)
- Lee Minho (Actor)
- Han Hyo Joo (Actress)
- Kim Tae Hee (Actress)
- Park Chanho (Baseball player)
- Park Myungsoo (MC)
- BEAST (Singer)
Were you surprised at any of the results? Any SMTown artist that you were surprised didn’t make it on the list?
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