Most influential person to die before the age of 30?

[MetroBrah]

Was Hank Williams the most influential man to die before the age of 30?




"At around midnight on January 1, 1953, when the two crossed the Tennessee state line and arrived in Bristol, Virginia, Carr stopped at a small all-night restaurant and asked Williams if he wanted to eat. Williams said he did not, and those are believed to be his last words.[86] Carr later drove on until he stopped for fuel at a gas station in Oak Hill, West Virginia, where he realized that Williams had been dead for so long that rigor mortis had already set in"

[eatliftskate]

Jimi Hendrix

[JoeDelts]

Kurt Cobain

[anonkunbrah]

Ziz

[resoog]

Ryan White

[Glutebrahhh]

Biggie Smalls

On one hand, devastated. On the other, at least I can remember him fondly through the music he managed to produce, and we never had to watch him go through 'phases' where his music could've turned to chit.

[yieldtonothing]

alexander the great

[KingNothing95]

Jimi Hendrix

Gonna go with this

[multiplemiggs]

Jimi Hendrix

This
Or Jim Morrison

[Strawng]

I love Kurt, but who in the fuk was 2PAC?!?!?!

[luckyboy23]

who killed 2pac and biggie?

[Misc420Doctor]

King Tutankhamen

[MiscInformed]

alexander the great

He was 33 when he died.

Another good candidate was the Red Baron, Manfred von Richtofen. He was 25 when he was killed. He was hugely influential to the early days of aerial combat.

[TheGattingBall]

alexander the great

Lol at suggestions that random musicians are more influential than people like him or Cleopatra

[TheGattingBall]

alexander the great

Lol at suggestions that random musicians are more influential than people like Joan of Arc or Cleopatra

[dontstopbelief]

Lol plebs it's Bonnie and Clyde

[manletstrength]

Candy junkie

[SPP1]

Lol at suggestions that random musicians are more influential than people like Joan of Arc or Cleopatra

Was also thinking the same thing.

[kimm4]

Heath Ledger or James Dean come to mind.

[bigdownunder]

Anne Frank.

[dontstopbelief]

Heath Ledger or James Dean come to mind.

Influential not Chad.

[AlwaysFocus]

[SuperHercules]

If we're talking about modern musicians, I think Buddy Holly would count as most "influential" Since he created the template for the rock band with a vocalist, two guitars, bass, and drums

[wincel]

No. The most influential young man to die before the age of 30 was arguably Évariste Galois.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89variste_Galois

He died at age 20 in a duel. He published the foundations of what later become group theory. Group theory is basically the mathematics of symmetry, and is the underlying framework of the standard model of particle physics. In other words, what became of his work is essential to understanding almost everything we now know about physics. He also invented Galois theory, which was used to prove classical conjectures of antiquity, such as the inability to solve a general quintic by radicals, doubling the cube using a compass and straightedge, and trisecting a general angle using a compass and straightedge.

He communicated most of the ideas of his work in a letter he wrote shortly before being released from prison.

Why did he die? Sloot gonna sloot. He dueled some phaggot over a sloot and died because of it. Sad.

Females ruin everything.

[Soonerjohn]

Probably some fukkin caveman we know nothing about that made some random decision that saved mankind.

[dingler]

[umop3pisdn]

Zyzz

[SuperHercules]

No. The most influential young man to die before the age of 30 was arguably Évariste Galois.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89variste_Galois

He died at age 20 in a duel. He published the foundations of what later become group theory. Group theory is basically the mathematics of symmetry, and is the underlying framework of the standard model of particle physics. In other words, what became of his work is essential to understanding almost everything we now know about physics. He also invented Galois theory, which was used to prove classical conjectures of antiquity, such as the inability to solve a general quintic by radicals, doubling the cube using a compass and straightedge, and trisecting a general angle using a compass and straightedge.

He communicated most of the ideas of his work in a letter he wrote shortly before being released from prison.

Why did he die? Sloot gonna sloot. He dueled some phaggot over a sloot and died because of it. Sad.

Females ruin everything.

Sounds like an incel, his accomplishments don't count

[BalognaNbeans]

2pac

[IronILLinois]

mac miller