Bob Marley: Legend

The problem is how much we can live in this world, not the time that we have to live on the earth. In only 36 years, Bob Marley accomplished more than most people who live in so-called mature years. Bob once said, "If Mi Cyan helps many people, my life is important, my life is for people, this is Mi." In his song "Rastaman Vibration", Marley asked us to pay attention to each other. Funkmaster George Clinton once said that Bob Marley is "one who is not friendly to anyone."

Bob Marley 's legendary man Bob Marley' s men, musicians, legendary United Nations, and political opponents have brought a new meaning to the reggae music world. Through his music, Bob Marley touched many people and he inspired Jamaica and the world's poor people. Bob Marley was the main spokesperson of his generation, and he won the jamaican medal, the UN peace medal, and the place where he entered the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. Born in February 6, 1945, Bob Marley was born in the nine-mile district of the Santa Ana diocese of Jamaica. He was born in Jamaica's teenage mother, the captain of the Cedella Booker and the 50-year-old quartermaster of the Western West Indies army, Norval Marley. His parents married in 1944. Captain Marley provided financial support but he rarely saw his son grew up in the rural area of ​​St. Ann because of the constant pressure from Captain Marleys' parents.

When Bob Marley was six years old, he lived in Kingston, Jamaica with his father. A year later, Cedella Marley discovered that Bob Marley does not live with his father, but lives with an elderly couple. She went to Kingston, found her son, and took him to Saint An. Where they continue to work and live their mother and son's lives. Bob Marley and his aunt moved to Kingston after living a year. He met with his mother and lived in Trenchtown with her. After living in Trenchtown for two years, he dropped out of school at the age of 14. He played soccer with his friends and slowly began accepting his musical talent.

Music has always been a very important part of my life. The youthfulness of music "Dutchie" is one of my earliest memories of grasping my music. The first video I bought for my own money was "The Birth of Legend" by Bob Marley and The Wailers. Then during my teens, punk rock and hardcore music found me. Life is never the same. In my high school, I belonged to a subculture called "straight edge". In puncture photography, Straight Edge has a spirit of "No drugs, no alcohol, no gangs". Loud music, Grand Slam dance, and the attitude of "fucking authority" are perfect for me. Addiction and alcoholism work in my family and it is a major factor in my community when I was a child. I like punk music, I hate alcohol and drugs, and I do not know people like me. At the age of 14, the Minor Threat band had an impact on my life. They wrote the song "Straight Edge" which defines my teens