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Friday, December 2, 2016

 Tokeo la picha la Diddy, Dr. Dre, Jay Z & Drake
Forbes has once again combed through the numbers and listed the world’s highest-paid musicians, with a handful of Hip-Hop notables making the cut. Among the stars in the listing this year: Diddy, Jay Z, Dr. Dre and Drake.

It's no secret that Taylor Swift is easily the most famous musician on the planet, but we're happy to see that she also has the business acumen to back up that fame. 
 The 26-year-old has already topped two of Forbes' End of the Year lists so far in 2016 — highest paid female in music and highest paid celeb under 30 — but she can officially add another superlative to her résumé: Highest paid musician

1. Taylor Swift — $170 million
2. One Direction — $110 million
3. Adele — $80.5 million
4. Madonna — $76.5 million
5. Rihanna — $75 million
6. Garth Brooks — $70 million
7. AC/DC — $67.5 million
8. Rolling Stones — $66.5 million
9. Calvin Harris — $63 million
10. Diddy — $62 million
11. Bruce Springsteen — $60.5 million
12. Paul McCartney — $56.5 million
13. Justin Bieber — $56 million
13. Kenny Chesney — $56 million (tie)
15. U2 — $55 million (tie)
15. The Weeknd — $55 million (tie)
17. Beyoncé — $54 million
18. Jay Z — $53.5 million
19. Luke Bryan — $53 million
20. Muse — $49 million
21. Foo Fighters — $48.5 million
22. Toby Keith — $47.5 million
23. Big Bang — $44 million
24. Elton John — $42 million
25. Katy Perry — $41 million (tie)
25. Dr. Dre — $41 million (tie)
27. Jimmy Buffett — $40.5 million
28. Mumford & Sons — $40 million
29. Jennifer Lopez — $39.5 million
30. Drake — $38.5 million

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