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Elton John sits at 0.77 in Robert Irvine's top 10 — nearly tied with Guy Fieri at 0.77 — and that pairing defines the two-peak structure of this audience graph.
The shape flag here is two-peak, meaning the neighbor set doesn't consolidate around a single cluster but instead bridges two distinct audience neighborhoods. The first peak runs through fellow TV Personalities: Guy Fieri (0.77), Drew Scott (0.77), Jonathan Scott (0.72), and Michael Symon (0.69) all share Irvine's subcategory. The second peak is harder to categorize by kind: Elton John (0.77, Musicians and Bands), Justin Hartley (0.74, Actors), and PRS Guitars (0.70, Music brand) pull the neighbor set toward an entertainment-and-music audience neighborhood that has nothing to do with food or home renovation. Bridging those two peaks are brand neighbors — PetSmart (0.74, Home), Keurig (0.72, Beverages), and Jersey Mike's Subs (0.71, Restaurant) — and the TV show Love It or List It (0.71), which sits comfortably between the home-and-lifestyle cluster and the broader TV personality world.
The overall picture is an audience that follows mainstream American television broadly — not just food TV — and whose shape overlaps as strongly with a classic rock musician as with Irvine's closest genre peers.
