10 Highest Earning Entertainers Under The Age Of 30: Celebrities List 2014

The 20-year-old Canadian pop star, Justin Bieber has topped Forbes “2014 Highest-Earning Celebrities Under 30 list”, dominated by musicians.

Bieber earned an estimated $80 million in the 12 months that ended in June 2014 from his world tour, hits and endorsements, according to magazine.

Eighty million dollars. How about that!!!!

British boy band group, One Direction came in at number two with $75 million, while Harry Styles’ ex Taylor Swift takes the third spot with $64 million.

The 24-year-old performer, Taylor Swift holds the honor as the highest-paid female celebrity on the list.

Bruno Mars ($60 million) and Rihanna ($48 million) round out the top five, respectively. The list was compiled using data from magazine annual Celebrity 100 list.

Sensing a theme here?

The 24-year-old Oscar-winning actress, Jennifer Lawrence represents the only non-singer in the top 10 entertainers under 30 — ranked seventh with estimated earnings of $34 million.

The rest of the Top 10 consists of Lady Gaga ($33 million), Avicii ($28 million) and Skrillex ($18 million).

These are all estimates of entertainment-related income, the magazine says, and do not include deductions for taxes, management fees or “the other costs of being a celebrity.”

See below for the entire Top 10 and their estimated earnings (performer’s ages).

1. Justin Bieber (20) – $80 million

2. One Direction (20-22) – $75 million

3. Taylor Swift (24) – $64 million

4. Bruno Mars (28) – $60 million

5. Rihanna (26) – $48 million

6. Miley Cyrus (21) – $36 million

7. Jennifer Lawrence (24) – $34 million

8. Lady Gaga (28) – $33 million

9. Avicii (25) – $28 million

10. Skrillex (26) – $18 million

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