Wikipedia:Top 25 Report/December 9 to 15, 2018

|List of most-disliked YouTube videos

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| YouTube Rewind 2018: Everyone Controls Rewind, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbJOTdZBX1g the latest installment of] the video service's yearly recap, was so underwhelming (too much Fortnite, not enough YouTubers people actually know) that it got showered with thumbs down and less than a week later, the 10 million dislikes (now 14) were enough for the "honor" of taking the top of this list from Justin Bieber (music videos are most of the list, including complaining about big names releasing annoying songs, YouTubers trying to be musicians, and dreadful stuff such as "Friday", Crazy Frog and The Gummy Bear Song). For curiosity's sake, the one with the biggest dislike percentage is a singer from my country doing a call to arms against the crazy man who was running for president, leading to backlash from "Bolsominions" who guaranteed Brazil will have a rough 2019.

|Jason Momoa

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|If people stop making jokes about Aquaman being a ridiculous excuse for a superhero, you can probably thank his portrayer in the DC Cinematic Universe, who made him a drunk and boisterous barbarian, basically a G-rated Khal Drogo who breathes underwater and talks to fish. Momoa stars in the hero's solo movie (#5) which is already a critical and commercial hit.

|2.0 (film)

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| 2.0, a follow-up to 2010's Enthiran, featuring robots (such as the gynoid in the left, played by Amy Jackson), mad scientists and huge battles, is both the most expensive Indian movie ever (₹543 crore, or US$76 million) and the highest-grossing Indian production of the year with ₹800 crore ($100 million, an impressive quantity even on Hollywood), making it climb positions on our #14.

|Lisa Bonet

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|style=text-align:right;| 961,550

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|The actress wife of #2, with whom he has two children. Commons doesn't have a picture of her, so here's Bonet's previous relationship and the result of it, Lenny Kravitz and their daughter Zoe.

|Aquaman (film)

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|One week after debuting in China and [https://www.bleedingcool.com/2018/12/18/aquaman-worldwide-china/ making heaps of money], the DC Atlantean superhero played by #2 hit most international markets (though the United States are due this week), including mine, so I can attest it is easily as fun as Wonder Woman.

|Deaths in 2018

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|"There's no earthly way of knowing
What was in your heart when it stopped going..."

|Shaktikanta Das

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| It's been one of those weeks with a lot of Indian people. Mr. Das shows up for being named the new governor of the Reserve Bank of India.

|Freddie Mercury

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|style=text-align:right;|660,927

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| Rami Malek now has a Golden Globe nomination for playing the iconic Queen frontman, whose run in our list basically screams "Don't Stop Me Now!"

|Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

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| Sony Pictures tries to makes up for unleashing Venom into the world with a Spider-Man animated film that decides to team the Webhead with all alternate versions of himself, including Spider-Gwen and Spider-Ham. Reviews were glowing and the film topped the U.S. box office, though the country of this writer only gets it next month.

|Mukesh Ambani

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|rowspan=2|Two Indian billionaires saw their children Isha Ambani (#13) and Anand Piramal get married this week, and spent $100 million in the festivities, which probably looked like something out of Crazy Rich Asians.

|Ajay Piramal

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|style=text-align:right;| 607,174

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|Sachin Pilot

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|style=text-align:right;|496,796

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| From Indian rich people to politics, this guy was elected Deputy Chief Minister of Rajasthan.

|Isha Ambani

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| The now-deleted page for the daughter of #10 who was the bride in the big wedding of the week. Rich parents and in-laws (#11) led to a guest list that included Bollywood stars, Hillary Clinton and Beyoncé.

|List of highest-grossing Indian films

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|Baahubali: The Beginning (star Prabhas is seen to the left in one of its press event) has now been supplanted by 2.0 (#3) as #6 overall in this list, as well as #2 in the Kollywood ranking behind sequel Baahubali 2: The Conclusion.

|Priyanka Chopra

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| Before the exorbitant wedding of #13 in Mumbai, this Bollywood superstar married a Jonas Brother (#24) in a Rajasthan palace, because Indian celebrities need to show off!

|Clint Eastwood

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|One of the biggest living legends of Hollywood still runs strong as he approaches 90, directing and starring in The Mule, adapting the true story of a WWII veteran who becomes a drug mule. Views might have also been inspired by the death of his ex-wife Sondra Locke (who narrowly missed the list at #26), with whom he had an acrimonious split in 1989.

|"Elseworlds" (Arrowverse)

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| The annual The Flash, Arrow, and Supergirl crossover featured heroes from other continuities, such as The Flash from the 1990s and Batwoman, played by Ruby Rose (pictured).

|Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo

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| People keep on watching Diego Luna (pictured) as this drug dealer in Narcos: Mexico while also looking up his page to learn more on the Guadalajara Cartel and its leader.

|UFC 231

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| Toronto's Scotiabank Arena (pictured) hosted the latest mixed martial arts event.

|Mary, Queen of Scots

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|In a reminder that sometimes [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Scotireland Scotland and Ireland are interchangeable for Americans], Mary, Queen of Scots has this monarch played by the very Irish Saoirse Ronan (pictured). Her first cousin once removed Elizabeth I is portrayed by an Australian, but that's a detail.

|Avengers: Endgame

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| Originally titled Avengers: Infinity War – Part 2, the continuation of 2018's biggest hit had its first trailer released. Fans can hardly wait until April to learn how the Thanos massacre will be reverted (possibly even bringing back to life his adoptive daughter Gamora, who appears in the picture to the left) - possibly with the help of someone from a movie that comes out the previous month.

|Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle

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| Warner Bros. spent a fortune in making an adaptation of The Jungle Book directed by and co-starring Andy Serkis, yet they gave up on releasing it in theaters and just sold the thing to Netflix, who put it up for streaming this week. Must be fearing that shortly after the Disney version, people wouldn't have as much interest in a darker take without Baloo singing "The Bare Necessities" (along with how the studio already didn't get enough profits from The Legend of Tarzan).

|Donald Trump

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|Trump is winning some (a Texas judge approved a lawsuit to repeal Obamacare, Stormy Daniels was sentenced to pay him), losing some (Chris Christie refused to join his cabinet, Ryan Zinke is leaving said cabinet, ex-lawyer Michael Cohen is going to prison), and as usual, blaming everything on the immigrants (the 2018 Strasbourg attack led him not to sent condolences, but say that's a good reason to build a wall on the border).

|Nick Jonas

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|The youngest of the Jonas Brothers is now married to a former beauty pageant who's possibly even more famous than him, if the fact she's #15 on the list says anything.

|Elon Musk

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| After quite the wild year, seems like 2018 will end well for Musk: he appeared on 60 Minutes, saw Tesla's stock raise 18%, and the Boring Test Tunnel is nearing completion.