Hart, D.L. Hughley and Ricky Gervais grab the top three of the chart, which ranks the most popular comedians based on data from Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Google Plus.

Kevin Hart crowns The Hollywood Reporter's Top Comedians chart (dated Oct. 11) for a 19th week, amid a new series premiere on his Laugh Out Loud network and a just-released mobile game.

The Top Comedians chart is a ranking of the most popular comedians on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Google Plus, with global data provided by social media analytics company MVPindex. The chart's methodology blends social engagement on the platforms along with weekly additions of followers/subscribers. The latest tracking week ended Oct. 3.

Beyond Hart, Ricky Gervais makes a strong gain(9-3) on the chart, while Amy Schumer and Martin Lawrence return to the 10-position chart(replacing Jeff Dunham and George Lopez).

See the full top 10 below, and for more charts on The Hollywood Reporter, check out the Top Actors and Top TV Personalities charts.

• 10. Martin Lawrence

  

  Last week: -

• 9. Amy Schumer

  Last week: -

• 8. Kumail Nanjiani

  Last week: 10
• 7. Marlon Wayans

  Last week: 5

• 6. Bill Maher

  Last week: 6

• 5. Mike Epps

  Last week: 8
• 4. Joe Rogan

  Last week: 4

• 3. Ricky Gervais

  Last week: 9

  Gervais continued his Humanity world tour to Copenhagen, where he donated to cancer and animal welfare benefits in Denmark following his sold-out show (splitting £10,000 between the two, per his Twitter). Gervais was up in all social media metrics in the tracking week, including a 356 percent bump in Twitter likes to 115,000 overall, according to MVPindex.

• 2. D.L. Hughley

  Last week: 2
• 1. Kevin Hart

  Last week: 1

  Hart holds at No. 1 (and rises to No. 2 on the Top Actors chart) with the announcement that his new online series, Stories with Kev, is streaming on Hart's own Laugh Out Loud network, along with a new mobile game, Gold Ambush, for Apple users. He racked up 267,000 Facebook post likes and jumped 139 percent in Facebook shares as part of the reveals.