Dolly Parton, the 11-time Grammy winner, has achieved a remarkable net favorability rating of 65%. This places her significantly ahead of other prominent figures, with Barack Obama coming in second with 14%, and Volodymyr Zelenskyy at 12%.
For the American public, the sentiment expressed by Dolly Parton in her iconic 1974 country music hit, “I Will Always Love You,” appears to be reciprocated. A survey evaluating Americans’ perceptions of over 20 international luminaries confirmed this, with the 11-time Grammy winner and renowned philanthropist leaving her closest rivals, Barack Obama and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, trailing by more than 50 percentage points.
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Dolly Parton, the 11-time Grammy winner, achieved a net favorability of 65%. Barack Obama came in second with 14%, while Zelenskyy garnered 12%.
For the US public, the feeling that Dolly Parton conveyed in her 1974 country music chart-topper, “I Will Always Love You,” is evidently mutual. A poll assessing American opinions on more than 20 international luminaries established this fact, with the 11-time Grammy winner and philanthropist leaving her two closest competitors – Barack Obama and Volodymyr Zelenskyy – trailing by over 50 percentage points.