The 13 Greatest Philadelphians of All Time

By YPB Team

Founders, ballplayers, comedians and one actual princess, all out of the same city.

Benjamin Franklin — ranked #11
Benjamin Franklin
Boston-born, but he made Philadelphia his city and gave it a library, a hospital, a fire company and a university.
Will Smith — ranked #22
Will Smith
West Philadelphia rapper turned Fresh Prince turned box-office fixture.
Wilt Chamberlain — ranked #33
Wilt Chamberlain
Scored 100 points in a single NBA game and grew up in West Philadelphia.
Kobe Bryant — ranked #44
Kobe Bryant
Born in Philadelphia and raised on the Lower Merion courts before five NBA titles.
Grace Kelly — ranked #55
Grace Kelly
Philadelphia society daughter who won an Oscar and became Princess of Monaco.
Marian Anderson — ranked #66
Marian Anderson
Contralto whose 1939 Lincoln Memorial concert became a civil rights landmark.
Patti LaBelle — ranked #77
Patti LaBelle
Philadelphia soul singer with a six-decade run from Bluebelles to solo stardom.
Noam Chomsky — ranked #88
Noam Chomsky
Philadelphia-born linguist who rewrote the field and became a political dissident.
Julius Erving — ranked #99
Julius Erving
Dr. J brought the 76ers a championship and made the dunk an art form.
Kevin Hart — ranked #1010
Kevin Hart
North Philadelphia comic who turned stand-up arenas into stadium shows.
Questlove — ranked #1111
Questlove
Drummer and bandleader of The Roots, and an Oscar-winning documentary director.
Thomas Eakins — ranked #1212
Thomas Eakins
Painter of unsparing Philadelphia realism, including The Gross Clinic.
Sylvester Stallone — ranked #1313
Sylvester Stallone
Not born there, but Rocky made his run up the Art Museum steps the city's own myth.

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