Frank Ocean has been named as one of the most influential gay men in the USA by the LGBT publication OUT.
The singer made their Power 50 2015 list after he revealed that he been romantically involved with a male friend during the campaign to promote his debut album ‘Channel Orange‘ in 2012.
Where the ‘Swim Good’ vocalist is placed on the chart?
Find out after the jump…
How do you measure power in the 21st century? Each year we rank the most influential LGBT people in American culture. It’s not an easy task, and we take into account a variety of criteria: everything from someone’s political clout or visibility in the media to how they impact our economy and our view of the world. It’s an impressive group of movers and shakers — and the changing look of the list indicates an expanding and inspiring sense of what it means to have power in 2015.
1. Tim Cook
2. Ellen DeGeneres
3. Rachel Maddow
4. Tammy Baldwin
5. Anderson Cooper
6. Anthony Romero
7. Chad Griffin
8. Mary Kay Henry
9. Laverne Cox
10. Andy Cohen
11. Ryan Murphy
12. Jane Lynch
13. Peter Thiel
14. Glenn Greenwald
15. Neil Patrick Harris
16. Sia Furler
17. Zachary Quinto
18. RuPaul Charles
19. Annise Parker
20. Shepard Smith
21. Robin Roberts
22. Don Lemon
23. Greg Berlanti
24. Scott Rudin
25. David Geffen
26. Megan Smith
27. Barry Diller
28. Lee Daniels
29. David Cicilline
30. Michael Kors
31. Michael Sam
32. Alexander Wang
33. Larry Kramer
34. Darren Walker
35. Megan Ellison
36. Ellen Page
37. Brittney Griner
38. Jess Cagle
39. Jared Polis
40. Jenna Lyons
41. Ken Mehlman
42. Nick Denton
43. Evan Wolfson
44. Martine Rothblatt
45. Frank Ocean
46. Dan Savage
47. Tom Ford
48. Harvey Levin
49. Dustin Lance Black
50. Mark Takano
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