1. Andrew Lloyd Webber - $1.2 billion
2. Paul McCartney - $800 million
3. Bono - $600 million
4. Bing Crosby - $550 million
5. Sean "Diddy" Combs - $550 million
6. Mariah Carey - $500 million
7. Jay-Z - $475 million
8. Dolly Parton - $450 million
9. Jimmy Buffett - $400 million
10. Michael Jackson - $350 million
11. Garth Brooks - $325 million
12. Gene Autry - $320 million
13. Mick Jagger - $305 million
14. Gene Simmons - $300 million
15. Beyonce - $300 million
16. Elton John - $300 million
17. Ringo - $300 million
18. Sting - $290 million
19. Dr. Dre - $250 million
20. 50 Cent - $250 million
Looking at this list, there are a number of entries that look way too high and a few that look too low, but how are we to know? Only the artist and their business managers know for sure.
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Mommy: 'Johnny what do you want to be when you grow up'?
Johnny: 'I want to be the president of the united states mommy.'
Mommy: 'No you don't! You want to be Gene Simmons, because he takes care of his mommy and gives her lot's of paper with pictures of presidents.'
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