Since launching in April 2020, the trendy new invite-only audio app Clubhouse continues to soar in popularity. In January 2021, the hip new Apple-based app was evaluated as a billion-dollar social media network platform. With each ing week and month, Clubhouse appears to be a new technological mainstay rather than an ephemeral flash in the pan.
Clubhouse also continues to draw in a slew of high-profile celebrities in various avenues of entertainment, including the film biz, music industry, stand-up comedy circuit, battle rap community, entrepreneurial realm, and many more.
Updated on July 26th, 2022 by George Chrysostomou: Clubhouse continues to find its feet and while it might not have taken off in the way people might have predicted, the backing of these significant celebrities has certainly helped the app on its way. For those jumping into Clubhouse, these interesting individuals are definitely worth checking out.
Mark Zuckerberg
With a million followers and counting already, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has used his Clubhouse to discuss everything from the nature of virtual reality and augmented reality to the future of technology.
It's interesting that Zuckerberg has utilized a different platform, but as his business model changes, so too does his understanding of how to use celebrity apps like Clubhouse.
Kevin O'Leary
Kevin O'Leary and his about sound financial investments and becoming successful in the business world.
O'Leary has been ed in Rooms by Barbara Corcoran and Draymond John. It's allowed these business people to show a different side to them and actually communicate directly with the audience.
Malcolm Gladwell
Brilliant author and thinker Malcolm Gladwell has a Clubhouse , which he recently used to discuss the new book Think Again by Adam Grant.
The book explores new ways of finding new perspectives and learn how to rethink thinking in daily life. It's certainly an intriguing use of a Clubhouse and certainly isn't a conventional approach to take for promotional purposes.
MC Hammer
Nineties rap superstar MC Hammer has taken to Clubhouse to promote his brand and talk about the rap music industry. The "U Can't Touch This" and "2 Legit 2 Quit" star is never one to hold back his opinions.
He also made waves by calling out an Elon Musk impersonator on the platform and leading to a real-name authenticity feature.
Estelle
Multi-talented British entertainer Estelle has also taken to Clubhouse to discuss a wide range of topics pertaining her to vocation.
The singer, songwriter, rapper, and music producer addresses the industry with unique insight. It's absolutely worth checking out, and is an intelligent use of the platform, considering other social media apps might not have felt like the right fit.
Van Jones
CNN host and political commentator Van Jones uses a Clubhouse to speak on the nature of American politics, community activism, COVID-19, and a host of pressing issues that face the country after one of the most tumultuous years in history.
It was a demonstration of how the social media app could bring people together and an indication that conventional media, within unconventional times, didn't quite hold up to the task for the likes of celebrity Clubhouse s like Jones.
Scooter Braun
Scooter Braun is the high-profile music manager for such mega popstars as Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato, and more.
Braun has used Clubhouse to promote his clients and discuss the music industry at length. Clubhouse has proven to be a good social media platform for talents to continue to navigate their fanbase and for audiences to get to know them a little better.
21 Savage
Atlanta-based mumble rapper 21 Savage has also ed Clubhouse much to the delight of fans, who have continued to want further access to this talented musician.
In December 2020, he moderated a heated debate between TV personality DJ Akademiks and Philly-based rapper Meek Mill over the negative influence Akademiks has on the hip-hop culture.
Bow Wow
Bow Wow entered a Clubhouse room on December 6, 2020, to speak about everything from how he rose to prominence as a child rap and movie star, his evolution as an artist, and some of the controversies that have circled him on social media.
While he hasn't really made an impact on the app since, it's definitely something worth revisiting, to see how the social media platform can be used in this manner.
Ashton Kutcher
Punk'd and That 70s Show star Ashton Kutcher was one of the first famous celebs to embrace Clubhouse when it launched in 2020. He's been quite active on the platform ever since.
Known to broach any topic, Kutcher might discuss his beloved Chicago Bears or speak about his two-decade Hollywood career. He's an all-rounder on that front, with fans just as interested in his personal life as they are his film credits.
