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Tumblr's Top 2016 Picks

With 2016 wrapping up Tumblr has a look back on what was popular among its community

Christopher Beck
Dec 12, 2016
Saint Xavier University
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Tumblr's Top 2016 Picks
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With 2016 wrapping up, many people are taking the time to reflect upon the year. Whether 2016 was good or bad, I believe there is no denying that it was definitely an eventful year that will go down in history. But on a more lighter note, the end of 2016 also means it's time for Tumblr's year in review, during which they go over what was most popular among their millions of dedicated users. This is Tumblr's very opinionated list of the greatest things of 2016 split into various categories.

Best TV Show (Live Action)

Supernatural


Best Video Game

Undertale

Best TV Show (Animated)

Steven Universe

Best Movie

Captain America: Civil War

Best Music (Solo Artist)

Taylor Swift

Best Music (Band)

5 Seconds Of Summer

Best Album

Lemonade by Beyonce

Best K-POP

Bangtan Boys

Best Actress

Alycia Debnam-Carey


Best Actor

Sebastian Stan

Best Model

Kendall Jenner

Best Athlete

Ali Krieger

Best Reality Star

Kylie Jenner

Best Book

The Harry Potter Series

Best Anime and Manga

Haikyuu!!

Best Food

Chocolate

Best Animal

Puppies

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