The 100 most searched people on Google in 2026

These are the top 100 most searched people, along with their monthly search volume.

The 100 most searched people on Google in the USA

# keyword Search volume
1 Elon Musk 4380000
2 Taylor Swift 3180000
3 Donald Trump 2640000
4 Lebron James 1760000
5 Kanye West 1050000
6 Jeff Bezos 972000
7 Jennifer Aniston 964000
8 David Corenswet 922000
9 Michael Jordan 914000
10 Selena Gomez 867000
11 Justin Bieber 860000
12 Michael Jackson 815000
13 Justin Baldoni 779000
14 Jake Paul 769000
15 George Clooney 674000
16 Michael B Jordan 650000
17 Taylor Sheridan 592000
18 John Cena 584000
19 Emma Myers 548000
20 Bronny James 542000
21 Robert Pattinson 537000
22 Jennifer Coolidge 515000
23 Justin Jefferson 515000
24 Cristiano Ronaldo 513000
25 Robert DeNiro 508000
26 Mark Zuckerberg 504000
27 Drake Maye 500000
28 Kim Kardashian 497000
29 Jennifer Lopez 480000
30 Michael Douglas 460000
31 George Washington 444000
32 Chad Michael Murray 442000
33 Kim Jong Un Jong Un 437000
34 Justin Herbert 435000
35 Mark Wahlberg 433000
36 Justin Fields 425000
37 Jennifer Love Hewitt 408000
38 David Lynch 408000
39 Joy Taylor 384000
40 Emma Stone 382000
41 George Floyd 382000
42 Emma Watson 381000
43 James Avery 379000
44 Jennifer Lawrence 366000
45 William Shatner 366000
46 George Pickens 361000
47 Jennifer Garner 361000
48 Aaron Taylor Johnson 360000
49 John Travolta 360000
50 Robert Prevost 351000
51 Joseph Quinn 349000
52 John Wick 346000
53 Christopher Briney 341000
54 Jeff Brothers 340000
55 Justin Trudeau 336000
56 James Marsden 335000
57 Selena Quintanilla 335000
58 James Harden 332000
59 Linda Cardellini 332000
60 James Gunn 321000
61 Queen Elizabeth 321000
62 Paul Rudd 316000
63 John Pork 316000
64 Taylor Swift Travis Kelce 315000
65 Elizabeth Taylor 314000
66 Paul McCartney 308000
67 Jennifer Connelly 305000
68 Paul Mescal 304000
69 Michael Madsen 298000
70 Elizabeth Olsen 291000
71 Michael J Fox 289000
72 Paul Skenes 287000
73 Daniel Jones 286000
74 Justin Tucker 285000
75 George Foreman 285000
76 Thomas Jefferson 273000
77 Teyana Taylor 273000
78 Christopher Reeve 272000
79 George Kittle 266000
80 George Soros 266000
81 Mark Kerr 261000
82 Theo James 260000
83 King Charles 260000
84 John Wayne Gacy 258000
85 John Lennon 258000
86 Mark Sanchez 258000
87 David Yurman 257000
88 Lionel Messi 256000
89 Elton John 256000
90 David Bowie 254000
91 Kim Porter 253000
92 Daniel Radcliffe 252000
93 Justin Hartley 251000
94 Emma Raducanu 249000
95 Elizabeth Hurley 247000
96 Emma Roberts 240000
97 Paul Walker 237000
98 Jennifer Tilly 237000
99 George Santos 235000
100 John Krasinski 234000

How to find relevant, people-focused keywords in your niche

In almost every industry there are celebrities, professionals or influencers that others want to emulate. For example, an amateur tennis player wants to know which tennis racket Novak Djokovic uses. Or a soccer player might want to know what shoes Trent Alexander-Arnold wears.

In fact, Equipboard took this idea seriously and created a website all about equipment for professional musicians.

You can do the same for your industry.

Here’s how:

  1. Go to Keyword Explorer
  2. Enter the names of famous people in your niche
  3. Go to Appropriate terms report
  4. Filter for gear-related keywords using Contain filter

Keywords related to equipment used by tennis professionalsKeywords related to equipment used by tennis professionals

For example, if I enter the names of professional tennis players (Roger Federer, Emma Radacanu, Rafael Nadal) and filter for tennis equipment keywords (e.g. shoes, racket, armband, shorts), I see 960 potential keywords that I could target. If I were a tennis site, I could create a category page for each celebrity and list all of their preferred equipment.

Another option is to enter a relevant keyword into Keywords Explorer Appropriate terms Report and observe keyword patterns. For example, if I were a fitness site, I could type “weight loss” into Keywords Explorer.

Celebrities cite weight lossCelebrities cite weight loss

The first thing that strikes me is that a lot of people feel this way Strictly speaking Interested in how certain celebrities lost their weight. The second thing I notice is that the keywords all form a pattern: [first name][last name] weight loss.

As such I can use this word count Filter to search for keywords that consist of 4 words. This gives me a list of weight loss keywords related to celebrities:

Celebrity Weight Loss KeywordsCelebrity Weight Loss Keywords

Do you want to do keyword research for your website? Sign up for Keywords Explorer.


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