Who was the king of product endorsements?
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Published in Daily Trivia
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, comedian Bill Cosby was the uncontested king of product endorsements. With his successful Jell-O, Kodak, and Mattel commercials and other income sources under his belt, he was earning an approximate $125,000 an hour by 1992, or a million dollars a day. That figure included earnings from his popular television show, book royalties, comedy concert tours, and financial investments.
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