Kim Seon Ho Named as Korea's Most Bankable Star by USA's The Netizen Report

- September 29, 2022

Kim Seon Ho has been named the most bankable Korean stars by The Netizens Report for 2022.

The Netizens Report is an American digital and print magazine that organizes and disseminates reliable polls of internet users around the world. The October 2022 magazine cover features the most bankable celebrities from the entertainment industry worldwide.

The American magazine chose six Korean actors who are most effective or influential in 2022 at promoting the films, television shows, and brands they represent. And Kim Seon Ho topped the list for Korean actors.

Here is the list:

6. Jung Hae In

Throughout his career, Jung Hae In has gotten numerous sponsorships in addition to his excellent K-dramas. Prior to becoming the face of Burberry and French luxury jewelry company Boucheron, he collaborated with Bulgari and Dior. Given the programs and contracts with the CF linked with his name, it is not a surprise that Jung Hae In's net worth has reached millions of dollars. One of the most sought-after actors and faces in the Asian entertainment industry is without a doubt Jung Hae In.

5. Jung Ho Yeon

She started out as a model. In 2021, she began acting on television. She gained international fame and admiration for becoming the show's breakthrough star thanks to her portrayal of Kang Sae-byeok in the Netflix series Squid Game. Jung surpassed Lee Sung-kyung and Song Hye-kyo to become the South Korean actress with the most Instagram followers in 2021. Louis Vuitton appointed her as the brand's global house ambassador for jewelry, watches, and couture in October 2021. She joined the Adicolor campaign for Adidas Originals in the same month.

4. Kim Soo Hyun

His popularity allowed him to simultaneously represent 17 brands, setting a new record for product endorsements. He also won the Best Actor (TV) honor at the 48th Baeksang Arts Awards. Kim declared victory over heavyweight veterans Han Suk-kyu, Shin Ha-kyun, and Cha Seung-won. He has signed on for new companies as an ambassador already this year, this man’s brand influence is definitely very strong.

3. Song Joong Ki

Joong Ki has been a part of all significant transactions. For organizations like EZIO, TBJ, AD HOC, Le Coq Sportif, and Pizz Etang, he is a well-known face. Additionally, he may be seen in advertisements for Baskin-Robbins, Seoul Milk, Sprite, and Ottogi Snack Ramen. Song Joong Ki has been approached by companies like KT, Jeju Air, Hite Jinro, Cuchen, Tencent, and VIVO, as well as Xbox 360 Kinect, LG XNote, and FUJIFILM, for social media endorsement deals. Gallup Korea selected Song as TV Actor of the Year in 2012 and again in 2017. In 2013, he was ranked eighth on the Forbes Korea Power Celebrity list. He was ranked second in 2017 and ranked seventh in 2018. He is indeed a top Hallyu star in the Korean entertainment industry.

2. Lee Min Ho

Lee's climb to the top of the Hallyu wave and current position as the South Korean actor with the most social media followers are both primarily attributed to the success of his television series. Lee was the first Korean celebrity to have a Madame Tussauds wax figure made in his image; the statues were displayed in Shanghai in 2013 and Hong Kong in 2014. Both of these occurrences happened in 2013 and 2014, respectively. He earns a total of $2.5 million just from endorsing various companies.

1. Kim Seon Ho

The "Kim Seon-Ho Effect" appears to be continuing for a while longer, and as of 2022, the Netizens Report can confirm that Kim Seon Ho is the most influential South Korean actor in selling films and promoting brands. The Start-Up star has produced excellent results in films and representing brands over the last few months. Due to his popularity boom in 2020, Kim has been chosen as the face of various companies in South Korea and Southeast Asia. He has marketed a wide range of goods, including clothing, gadgets, cosmetics, food, and more. The unexpected rise in Kim Seon-popularity Ho's at home and overseas has been referred to as the "Kim Seon-Ho Effect," which has been used to explain why some of the companies he supported experienced record sales in 2021.