I would say Vikings were one of the most influential people in history. They were among the first to promote the idea of all men are created equal (Rollo landing in Normandy), opened up river trade routes, made Europe better protect their vulnerable coastal/river cities, established Russia (the Rus Vikings), founded Dublin as a major trading city, discovered Americas by crossing the Atlantic, etc...

Most influential man?  I would go with Buddha myself.  I respect most of what they say Jesus stood for but the sad part is that most Christians don't follow his teachings.

I would say Jesus, then Aristotle, then Muhammad.

The Beatles were bigger. Deal with it.

He had 12 guys that followed him around.  So he almost had a Chumbawamba band or were they just his groupies?

Amen to that.

Abraham was the one that started all of that shit he deserves some credit. He became a prophet before it was cool.

By whom? Bible scholars?

That's called confirmation bias. Fact remains - 0 contemporary evidence.

Actually Yahweh or Jehovah or Allah would be.

Without his existence you wouldn't have Judaism, Christianity, or Islam. Comprising the largest single source for religious fanaticism on the planet.

iirc by the time jesus was born adam and eve were long dead... 

lol Mohammed isn't the Muslim god.