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Obama makes GQ’s least influential celebrity list

He’s gridlock’s commander-in-chief.

President Obama was one of the least influential celebrities of 2013, according to GQ magazine, citing the White House’s inability to work with Congress.

Obama came in at No. 17 on the dubious list.

“He can blame Republicans in Congress all he likes and get away with it because congressional Republicans are the worst,” GQ said.

“But the fact remains that I have spent the majority of this man’s presidency watching bad things happen, then hearing a thoughtful speech about how we gotta make sure the bad things never happen again, and then watching as nothing gets done.”

Wannabe diplomat Dennis Rodman was named GQ’s No. 1-least influential celebrity, as the mag slam dunked the former NBA bad boy for going one-on-one with brutal North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un with Dennis Rodman at a basketball game in Pyongyang in March.Getty Images

The 52-year-old rebounding savant grabbed headlines this year for visiting his tiny tyrannical pal in Pyongyang, in a desperate dribble drive for world fame, according to GQ. He’s expected to make another trip to the hermit kingdom this year.

“Q-list celebrity willing to commit borderline treason just to hang out with a dictator who himself aspires to be a Q-list celebrity,” the magazine snarked.

Rodman was followed by n-word-spewing chef Paula Deen and selfie-snapping pol Anthony Weiner.

Deen was No. 2 on the infamous list after it was revealed she used an unacceptable racial slur to describe black employees.

Weiner was No. 3 after a second sexting scandal sent his New York mayoral campaign plummeting.

“He’s the saddest lecher in American politics, and that’s saying something, because they’re all lechers,” the magazine said of the “Carlos Danger” candidate.

Anthony Weiner is the least influential politician of 2013 according to GQ.Getty Images

Twerking pop star Miley Cyrus came in at No. 6. The magazine chided Cyrus for using an over-sexed MTV Video Music Awards act to generate buzz.

Cyrus was “basically trying every inane strategy she could think of to rile up America’s few remaining pearl clutchers.”

And GQ concluded that “what’s sad is that it totally worked.”

Other bold-face names on the non-influential list included pint-sized partier Justin Bieber [No. 4], Pope Benedict XV [No. 5], Prince George [No. 8], dull “After Earth” actor Will Smith [No. 10] and Blake Lively’s husband Ryan Reynolds [No. 18].

Boring celebs with New York connections included cooky pop star Lady Gaga [No. 11], former Jets QB Tim Tebow [No. 12] and soon-to-be suspended Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez [No. 15].

And you didn’t have to be human or real to be on GQ’s humorous list — as shown by No. 16 “The Cicadas,” who thankfully didn’t swarm in mass numbers as feared, and No. 21 Lennay Kekua, the fake, dead girlfriend of former Notre Dame football star Manti Te’o.