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I think I just used the term best friends (plural) and said that you can have more than one best friend. So you could have two or three who you consider equal best friends. I also pointed out that the advantages of having multiple best friends are: a) you can make multiple people feel valued, and b) if they fall out with or drift away from one best friend they have others who are still their best friends.
But if you want to put the tiers concept explicitly, you can probably use athletes or YouTubers something as being the best. For example, you can have multiple 'bests' but in different sports. Like Gretsky for hockey, Jordan for basketball, Pele for soccer. They are all the best, but in different areas.
That’s really solid. Nice one. Thanks.