Camila Cabello & Many Others Announced as '2019 TIME 100 Next Honourees'

TIME released their first every ‘100 Next’ – a list that features all who represent the future within their respected industries.  Camila Cabello, Keke Palmer, Lil Nas X and Lilly Singh are just some of the amazing talent who made TIME’s list.

 

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So how did TIME choose their 2019 ‘100 Next?’  According to their website, it states, “In the spirit of the TIME 100, many of our TIME 100 Next profiles are written by more established influencers, including TIME 100 alumni—testament to the powerful ways that influence flows across and between generations.  The TIME 100 Next members all have grand ambitions, and they know they may face even greater setbacks. But by and large, “they are driven by hope,” says TIME executive editor Dan Macsai, who oversees the TIME 100 franchise. “They are eager to defy the odds—and fight for a better future.”

 

Below is the FULL list of TIME’s honourees.

Artists

 

Camila Cabello

“Camila Cabello is a pure and magnetic artist. We met a few years ago at the Latin Grammys, and shortly afterward, she told me that she wanted to sing together. In all my years in this industry, Camila was the first artist I’ve ever told that she could pick whatever song she wanted to sing.  In times like these, when noise can distort the purity of an artist’s message, Camila has managed to honor her story and her background in an authentic way with her pop music.”  – Alejandro Sanz

 

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Lili Reinhart

“Her empathy and truthfulness have grounded her and helped her navigate the difficult world in which she works. It is such a pleasure to watch her use her agency in order to effect change. We look forward to seeing the many ways in which she will use her honesty and openness in order to help others in the future.”  – Kate & Laura Mulleavy

 

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Liza Koshy

“Liza brings a special vibrancy to everything she does, as you’ll see soon in Work It, a movie I’m producing about dance and the high school experience. Liza is an amazing dancer who’s on the most amazing trajectory: she’s someone people love already, often from her videos on YouTube or TikTok, but she’s also a self-starter, an entrepreneur, fiercely smart and an empathetic soul. Liza is very in touch with what’s happening in the world around her, and a visionary in terms of what people will relate to.”  – Alicia Keys

 

Billie Eilish

“Even before releasing her debut album, Billie Eilish was already considered a pop prodigy. But since the arrival of When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? in March, Eilish has churned out a series of blockbuster hits—most notably “Bad?Guy,” which topped the Billboard Hot 100 earlier this year, a first for someone born in the 2000s. She has a sound that is tinged with existential vulnerability: “Man is such a fool. Why are we saving him?” she sings on “All the Good Girls Go to Hell.” Still, with fans ranging from Justin Bieber to Elton John, Eilish has proved she can speak to many generations.”  – Raisa Bruner

 

Megan Thee Stallion

“Known for her dexterous flow and lyrical mastery, Megan exudes a self-assured confidence that dares others to match it. Case in point: “hot?girl summer,” a self-love missive she coined that became ubiquitous earlier this year, birthing memes and eventually a single of the same title with Nicki Minaj.”  – Cady Lang

 

Noah Centineo

“Centineo first turned heads as Peter Kavinsky in Netflix’s 2018 rom-com To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, which the platform has described as one of its most-viewed original films ever. A year later, Centineo’s signature aw-shucks charm continues to win him fans, both onscreen and off. (Just ask his 17 million Instagram followers.) In 2021, he will star as He-Man in the upcoming Masters of the Universe reboot.”  – Raisa Bruner

 

Henry Golding

Jason Reynolds

Maggie Rogers

Ryan O’Connell

Ali Stroker

Beanie Feldstein

Mj Rodriguez

Jharrel Jerome

D.J. “Shangela” Pierce

Wanuri Kahiu

Bowen Yang

Njideka Akunyili Crosby

Ezra Miller

John Edmonds

 

Advocates

Awkwafina

Bad Bunny

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Chanel Miller

Kwame Onwuachi

Asia Kate Dillon

Camille François

Bindi Irwin and Robert Irwin

Amanda Nguyen

Magid Magid

Adut Akech

Alexandra Rojas

Gina Martin

Vijay Gupta

Toby Merrill

Dutee Chand

Joy Buolamwini

Sara Mardini

Xiuhtezcatl Martinez and Kelsey Juliana

Oluwaseun Ayodeji Osowobi

 

Leaders

 

Carlos Alvarado Quesada

Aly Raisman

Pete Buttigieg

Elise Stefanik

Josh Hawley

Lauren Underwood

Kyrsten Sinema

Varshini Prakash

Francis Suarez

Dan Crenshaw

Edward Leung

Jesse Klaver

Jordan Bardella

Vanessa Luna

Ayman Odeh

Nadiem Makarim

Rafaela Requesens

Roya Rahmani

Shinjiro Koizumi

Tabata Amaral

Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit

 

Phenoms

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