Hello my curious! Be all welcome to a new video.
In today's video I have prepared a list for you
with the 10 last words of celebrities before leaving this world.
From one of the most important figures in business and technology, Steve Jobs,
to Robert Nesta Marley, better known as Bob Marley.
This sounds interesting, right?
Only before we start with the topic I have a little question for you.
In my previous video, the one of the 10 strangest hotels in the world,
I told you about a hotel where they treat you like a prisoner,
do you happen to remember the name of that hotel?
If you watched my previous video, you probably already know the answer.
and if not, well, you already lost the game.
To make it more fun here I am going to leave you these 4 options on your screen,
choose the option that you think is correct
and write it down here in the comments right now.
At the end of the video I'm going to tell you the name of that curious hotel
and let's see if you got your answer right, okay?
All right, make yourself comfortable and enjoy it, bro.
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MICHAEL JACKSON
Unless you've lived under a rock for the last 50 years
surely you know about the tragic fate of the 'King of Pop', Michael Jackson.
Born in the year 1958
Michael was the eighth of 10 children.
His musical career began in a group called 'The Jackson Five'
made up of 5 of his brothers.
His discipline, charisma and incredible talent made him stand out in the group,
that was how in the early 70s he was able to debut as a soloist
and over the years he had such a successful career
which earned him the title of 'King of Pop'.
his passage through the world was shocking, sometimes controversial,
but it was also very brief.
On the morning of June 25, 2009,
Michael suffered a cardiorespiratory arrest
and a few hours later he was declared dead.
His last words were: "Please, give me milk."
The phrase sounds innocent enough, but it is actually very murky.
Michael was not referring to milk as such, but to Propofol,
it looks like milk, but it's an anesthetic.
The most disturbing thing is that these words were addressed to his doctor, Conrad Murray,
who was later convicted of involuntary manslaughter
by giving Michael an overdose of painkillers,
which included Propofol.
STEVE JOBS
We are talking about one of the most important figures in technology and business.
- Bullshi*t! - Benny...
You are not an important figure in the business world.
Steve Jobs was born in the year 1955
and although he was given up for adoption shortly after birth
he grew up as an ordinary young man.
From a very young age, one of his passions was computing,
this passion gave him the impulse to carve out the path that would lead him to found Apple
and revolutionize the world of technology.
Since the innovation of computers and smartphones,
to driving the growth of one of the animation studios
most successful in history, Pixar.
And many other things.
However, his last words were not as inspiring as anyone would expect.
It is circulating on the internet that Steve's last words were:
"Money can get all kinds of material things,
but there's one thing you can't buy, life."
But apparently those were not his last words,
actually Steve's sister was present during the last seconds he was alive
and she assures that his last words were:
"Oh wow, oh wow, oh wow."
In October 2011 after complications from pancreatic cancer
Steve left this world, but a great legacy behind him.
ELVIS PRESLEY
Also known as 'The King of Rock and Roll'.
Elvis was born in Mississippi in January of the year 1935,
despite not having had a privileged childhood
that did not prevent him from developing his great passion for music.
His musical career began in the mid-1950s,
although at first it did not seem very promising,
over the years, his style, charisma and characteristic voice led him to stardom,
becoming one of the most iconic figures in the entire history of music.
However, his last years were not easy at all,
multiples sources indicate that the constant use of substances
caused him to suffer illnesses and complications
that would end his life in 1977
when he was just 42 years old.
His last conversation was with his fiancée, Ginger Alden,
to whom he told that he would go to the bathroom to read because he felt restless,
to which she jokingly told him not to fall asleep in the bathroom
and Elvis replied, "Okay, I won't."
And those were the last words he said before he went to the other side.
A few hours later Elvis's body was found on the floor of that bathroom
because he had suffered a heart attack related to excessive drug use.
LEONARDO DA VINCI
To talk about Leonardo we have to go back a few hundred years in time
until April 15, 1452,
that night little Leonardo was born,
descendant of a wealthy family of Italian nobles.
He was an illegitimate son,
his father impregnated a young peasant named Caterina.
Leonardo was raised opulent and wealthy
in an environment that allowed him to develop in art and science,
he learned everything that interested him, from botany, writing, philosophy,
architecture, painting and other things.
He was a complete genius who excelled at everything he did.
It is not for nothing that he is considered one of the most important figures of the Renaissance.
To this day we know him for being he creator of works such as 'La Gioconda',
'The Last Supper', 'Salvator Mundi' and many more.
But in May of the year 1519,
at the age of 67 he left us forever.
Although the cause of his death is not known for sure,
many researchers believe that the reason was a cardiovascular accident.
His last words, spoken to King Francis I of France, were:
"I have offended God and humanity because my work did not reach the quality that it should."
Which is very curious, because his work was close to perfection.
I wonder what level Leonardo could have reached.
ALBERT EINSTEIN
Albert was born in 1879 in Germany into a Jewish family,
since he was a child, Albert has always been attracted to mathematics and physics.
His knowledge in these two areas marked a before and after
in the history of mankind.
The theory of relativity,
as well as his contributions to theoretical physics,
statistical physics and quantum mechanics,
led him to win the Nobel Prize in Physics.
Both his career and his life were long,
but as you can imagine, everything has an end,
his life ended in April 1955 when Albert was 76 years old.
The reason for his death was clear,
a hemorrhage caused by an aneurysm of the abdominal aorta.
What is not clear were his last words,
before he died Einstein spoke a few words in German,
but the nurse who attended him did not know the language,
so we'll never know exactly what she said.
What we do know is a phrase that, although it was not the last,
it reflected Einstein's wishes before he died.
When Einstein was offered surgery he said:
"I've done my part, it's time to go and I'll do it gracefully."
JOHN LENNON
John Lennon was one of the most beloved and influential artists of the 20th century,
which made his death one of the most shocking events of the 80s.
Lennon was born in the city of Liverpool in October 1940
during World War II.
Being born during such a conflictive time marked his ideals for the rest of his life,
Lennon always considered himself to be a rebel, a troublemaker,
but above all he was a music lover,
that prompted him to found the band The Quarrymen.
Well, let's just say they weren't that well known,
but they created the bases of what would come later.
In 1960 they became The Beatles,
the most influential rock band in the history of music.
John's passion for music never ceased,
nor when the group broke up 10 years later.
Instead of retiring and living quietly
he decided to take advantage of the opportunity to advance his solo career
and work actively in his work as a pacifist.
His last words were: "I'm Shot."
Lennon said this on December 8, 1980
when he was shot 5 times by an unknown man
at the entrance of the building where he lived.
His killer was identified as Mark Chapman,
who was arrested that same night and sentenced to life imprisonment.
Bob Marley
Robert Nesta Marley, also known as Bob Marley,
was born in 1945 in Nine Mile,
a small town in what was then the English colony of Jamaica.
- Hogwash! - Benny...
What the hell do you want dreadlocks for?
There the living conditions were not very good to say
so little Bob had to live in poverty for much of his life,
both his family and him did what they could to get ahead.
In the midst of all that Bob Marley had the first approach with two things
that would define his life completely, the music and the Rastafarian spiritual movement.
His career exploded in the mid-1960s.
becoming the greatest exponent of reggae music and Rastafarianism,
and went on to be a global peace icon as well.
His last words were said to one of his sons:
"Money can't buy life."
Bob Marley died in May 1981
because of a cancer that started as a melanoma
and quickly spread to the rest of his body
Leaving this world at court aged 36.
PAUL WALKER
Paul William Walker IV was born in 1973 in the city of California
as part of a somewhat peculiar family.
His mother was a model
And his father was a two-time Golden Gloves champion professional boxer,
Even so, he had a fairly calm and normal childhood and adolescence.
He occasionally took small acting and modeling jobs,
until he discovered what would be his great passion, marine biology,
career that he studied and in which he remained quite active.
Later he participated in works as an actor and model,
but in none of them was he so recognized until his role in 'Fast and Furious',
the movie that launched him straight to stardom,
from that point his career did nothing but increase,
she gained a lot of fame during the following years,
until on November 30, 2013 he passed away suddenly
after suffering an accident in his Porsche Carrera GT.
The car was driven by one of his friends, Roger Rodas,
after leaving a charity event.
Along the way they hit an electric pole and a tree,
which caused the car to catch fire and both died on the spot.
One of his friends remembers that his last words were:
"We'll be back in 5 minutes."
And he said them moments before getting into the car in which they would lose their lives.
A very tragic ending, no doubt.
SALVADOR DALI
Salvador Felipe Jacinto Dalí was born in Figueres,
a city north of Catalonia, in Spain.
Dalí spent much of his childhood playing football, he loved it,
but that would not be what he would finally dedicate himself to.
In 1916, at the age of 12, he had his first approach to contemporary art,
he would start a path of many successes in the world of the arts,
that path led him to become one of the most recognized painters of the 20th century.
and the creator of one of the most iconic paintings of surrealist art,
'The Persistence of Memory',
this being just one of his many works.
His work expanded beyond painting,
towards sculpture, cinema, photography and even stage design.
Dalí died in January 1989 in his hometown,
at 84 years of age, due to cardiorespiratory arrest.
His death is almost always described as peaceful,
in fact, it is known that he died listening to his favorite album
and it is said that his last words were:
"Where is my watch?"
CHARLES CHAPLIN
Charles Spencer Chaplin was born in April 1889 in the United Kingdom
as the son of a couple of artists.
His childhood was full of ups and downs
until he was forced to live in an orphanage and become independent very young.
He worked in different professions while gradually entering the world of theater.
It could be said that his career officially began in 1907
when he made his debut in a professional theater company,
from here it was only a matter of time before Charlie
became one of the best comedians in history.
Going beyond acting and getting involved as a writer, producer, editor
and even came to compose the soundtrack for some of his projects.
Before he died a priest approached him and told him that 'God have mercy on your soul',
to which he replied, "Why not? After all, it belongs to HIM."
Rumors say that these were his last words, although there is no certainty.
"Why not? After all, it belongs to HIM."
Chaplin died in his sleep at the age of 88.
after suffering from senile dementia for a long time,
days before leaving he was so weak that he was not able to move properly.
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