Is Gordon Brown A-List?
NoC
No — Gordon Brown is currently ranked C tier — recognizable within their niche but with limited mainstream visibility.
Reached A-list in 2007
Becomes Prime Minister
Lost A-list status in 2010
Dropped to B tier — Resigns as PM
Ranking Timeline
1997B$0.5M
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, gaining economic control.
2007A▲$1M+$0.5M
Becomes Prime Minister
Becomes Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
2008A$1.2M+$0.19999999999999996M
Global Financial Crisis
Navigates the global financial crisis, popularity decreases.
2010B▼$2M+$0.8M
Resigns as PM
Resigns as Prime Minister after losing the 2010 election.
2015C▼$3M+$1M
Becomes UN Special Envoy
Appointed as UN Special Envoy for Global Education.
2024C$5M+$2M
UN Global Ambassador
Continues working as a global ambassador, focusing on education and health.
Last updated: February 23, 2026