LOS ANGELES, CA – Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling has been selling excuses, but America isn’t buying them. According to a recent consumer survey conducted by E-Score®, Sterling is now the single most disliked living man in America, ranking higher than bad boys such as O.J. Simpson, Bernie Madoff and Phil Spector.
And when asked to choose from a list of 46 attributes that best described Sterling, respondents’ top picks were creepy (48%), mean (41%), cold (42%) and insincere (29%). The demographic showing the greatest disdain for Sterling were males age 13-24, with a 97% dislike rating.
Following are the top ten most disliked men in the U.S., followed by the percentage of respondents who indicated a dislike of the particular person:
Donald Sterling, 92%
Bernard Madoff, 90%
O.J. Simpson, 88%
Conrad Murray, 88%
Justin Bieber, 86%
Phil Spector, 83%
Aaron Hernandez, 81%
Michael Lohan, 76%
Eliot Spitzer, 73%
Jon Gosselin, 71%
The survey was conducted among 1,100 persons ages 13-49 with general representation across income, age, education and geographic demographics to represent a cross-section of the U.S. population.
WHAT TO TAKE AWAY FROM THIS ARTICLE:
- According to a recent consumer survey conducted by E-Score®, Sterling is now the single most disliked living man in America, ranking higher than bad boys such as O.
- The survey was conducted among 1,100 persons ages 13-49 with general representation across income, age, education and geographic demographics to represent a cross-section of the U.
- The demographic showing the greatest disdain for Sterling were males age 13-24, with a 97% dislike rating.
