While it's not particularly jaw-dropping that millions of people support an actor who is consistently in some of the biggest blockbusters of the year, it's worth noting that Diesel has more "likes" than both the Disney and Music pages. That's music as in, you know, the art form. In total, Diesel has more likes than Italy has citizens.
Likes: 64 million
There are more fans of Skittles on Facebook than there are people in North Korea, though Dennis Rodman seems to draw inspiration from both.
Likes: 25 million
This bizarre army united against Crocs (about the population of Phoenix, Ariz.) is still together after five years of zero activity. That's unity.
Likes: 1.5 million
Pringles' Facebook is bigger than Australia. At the date of writing, there has been no word yet on whether or not the U.N. has considered giving Pringles fans a seat.
Likes: 26 million
Every society has its dissidents, and of Pringles' 26 million fans, roughly 1 million can't get the chips they need to survive.
Likes: 1.1 million
The sound logic of this question has baffled the unfaithful for years. Baffling everyone else is the fact that the corny page's like total outnumbers the populace of Chicago.
Likes: 3.1 million
Why more than 1 million people would support this terrible idea is beyond us, but a group roughly equal to the number of people living in Philadelphia still do.
Likes: 1.5 million
A group of people nearly matching the population of New Zealand hate nosey parents.
Likes: 4.2 million
When rallied together, the amount of us who "heart" the weekend surpasses the number of people living in the Czech Republic by about 100,000. With those numbers, we could definitely institute some global "no work of Fridays" policies, right?
Likes: 10 million
We all "like" Facebook Pages for two main reasons: to show support and to get news. It makes sense, then, that some pages have more likes than others.
What doesn't make sense is the arbitrary way in which the Facebook community decides which pages to like and which to ignore. For every "I F*cking Love Science" providing useful and interesting information regularly, there are dozens of pages with just as many likes that provide much less intriguing content.
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We've gathered a handful of pages that the community has determined worthy of millions of likes. This isn't to say that these pages are useless (though a few are), but it's still interesting to wonder what makes a digital crowd matching that of Yemen's entire population gather to support Skittles.
Take a look at our gallery above and witness the strange things millions of us have decided to "like."
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