What were famous people doing at age 21?
114 events at age 21, collected from the timelines of historical figures, celebrities and fictional characters.
- Isaac Asimov: First "Foundation" story published (1941)
- Armand Duplantis: Won Olympic gold in pole vault (2021)
- Ichiro Suzuki: Set NPB single-season hit record with 210 hits (1994)
- Vitalik Buterin: Launched Ethereum blockchain (2015)
- Wilma Rudolph: Set world record (1961)
- Wayne Gretzky: Set scoring record (1982)
- Itachi Uchiha: Died protecting Sasuke
- Evan Spiegel: Co-founded Snapchat (2011)
- Elizabeth Bennet: Married Mr. Darcy
- Elizabeth Bennet (Pride and Prejudice): Married Mr. Darcy
- Elvis Presley: Released "Heartbreak Hotel", became rock icon (1956)
- Elsa: Became Queen of Arendelle and fled after revealing her powers
- Elsa: Learned to control her powers and saved Arendelle from eternal winter
- Carl Friedrich Gauss: Proved fundamental theorem of algebra (1798)
- Cloud Strife: Joined AVALANCHE
- Cloud Strife: Defeated Sephiroth
- Guglielmo Marconi: Invented radio telegraph system (1895)
- Christian Coleman: Won World Championship 100m (2017)
- Cleopatra: Allied with Julius Caesar (-48)
- Cleopatra VII: Aligned with Julius Caesar (-48)
- Claude Shannon: Master's thesis on Boolean algebra in circuits (1937)
- Caeleb Dressel: Won 7 gold medals at World Championships (2017)
- Sidney Crosby: Became youngest captain to win Stanley Cup (2009)
- Simon the Digger: Became leader
- Simon the Digger: Defeated Anti-Spiral
- Jon Snow: Became King in the North
- Sirius Black: Falsely imprisoned
- Stephen Hawking: Diagnosed with ALS (1963)
- Steve Jobs: Co-founded Apple (1976)
- Steve Jobs: Co-founded Apple Computer in garage (1976)
- Stephen Hawking: Diagnosed with ALS (1963)
- Severus Snape: Became double agent
- Serena Williams: Completed Serena Slam (2003)
- Serena Williams: Completed first Serena Slam (2003)
- Sophie Scholl: Joined White Rose resistance movement (1942)
- Sophie Scholl: Executed for distributing anti-Nazi leaflets (1943)
- Tiger Woods: Won first Masters (1997)
- Zinedine Yazid Zidane: Won FIFA World Cup with France (1998)
- Dio Brando: Became vampire
- David Beckham: Scored famous goal from halfway line against Wimbledon (1996)
- Tony Stark: Inherited Stark Industries after parents' death (1991)
- Neymar Jr: Joined FC Barcelona (2013)
- Novak Djokovic: Won first Grand Slam at Australian Open (2008)
- Patrick Collison: Co-founded Stripe (2009)
- Pip: Became a gentleman in London
- Frederic Chopin: Settled in Paris, became famous (1831)
- Floyd Mayweather Jr: Won first world title (1998)
- Floyd Mayweather Jr.: Won first world title, WBC Super Featherweight Championship (1998)
- Babe Didrikson: Won 2 gold medals at LA Olympics (1932)
- Babe Didrikson Zaharias: Won Olympic gold medals (1932)
- Bob Dylan: Released debut album (1962)
- Mike Tyson: Unified WBA, WBC, and IBF heavyweight titles (1987)
- Michael Jackson: Released Off the Wall (1979)
- Michael Jordan: Drafted 3rd overall by Chicago Bulls (1984)
- Michael Jordan: Drafted 3rd overall by Chicago Bulls (1984)
- Michael Jordan: Won Olympic gold medal in Los Angeles (1984)
- Marco Polo: Reached Kublai Khan court (1275)
- Marco Polo: Arrived at Kublai Khan court (1275)
- Marco Polo: Arrived at court of Kublai Khan (1275)
- Marco Polo: Arrived at Kublai Khan court (1275)
- Mary Shelley: Published Frankenstein (1818)
- Mehmed II: Conquered Constantinople, ending Byzantine Empire (1453)
- Mehmed II: Conquered Constantinople, ending Byzantine Empire (1453)
- Jakob Ingebrigtsen: Won Olympic gold in 1500m (2021)
- Lara Croft: Became tomb raider archaeologist
- Lionel Messi: Won first Ballon dOr (2008)
- Leorio Paladiknight: Became a candidate for Chairman of the Hunter Association
- Leorio Paradinight: Became candidate for Zodiac Twelve
- Roger Federer: Won first Wimbledon title (2003)
- Ronaldo Nazario: Won first Ballon d'Or as world's best player (1997)
- Roronoa Zoro: Defeated Mr. 1 and awakened sword skills
- Roronoa Zoro: Mastered advanced Haki
- Roronoa Zoro: Defeated King and mastered Conqueror's Haki (2018)
- Okita Soji: Joined the founding of the Shinsengumi (1863)
- Kato Kiyomasa: Became one of the Seven Spears of Shizugatake (1583)
- Daiki Hashimoto: Became World All-Around Champion (2022)
- Kagawa Shinji: Joined Borussia Dortmund (2010)
- Rumiko Takahashi: Began "Urusei Yatsura" (1978)
- Rumiko Takahashi: Started Urusei Yatsura, pioneering romantic comedy manga (1978)
- Kuroda Kanbei: Succeeded as family head and became keeper of Himeji Castle (1567)
- Shigaraki Tomura: Awakened full Decay power
- Hideki Matsuyama: Won four consecutive amateur tournaments (2013)
- Uesugi Kenshin: Became lord of Echigo Province (1551)
- Kazuo Nishi: Co-founded ASCII Corporation (1977)
- Sun Yang: Won Olympic gold in 400m and 1500m freestyle at London (2012)
- Naomi Osaka: Won US Open, first Grand Slam title (2018)
- Naomi Osaka: Won Australian Open, became world No.1 (2019)
- Rikako Ikee: Returned from leukemia, qualified for Olympics (2021)
- Momota Kento: Became world ranking No.1 in Japan mens singles (2015)
- Rui Hachimura: First Japanese drafted in 1st round of NBA (2019)
- Giyu Tomioka: Became Water Hashira
- Giyu Tomioka: Saved Tanjiro and Nezuko
- Giyu Tomioka: Fought in final battle against Muzan
- Taira no Kiyomori II: Distinguished himself in Heiji Rebellion (1159)
- Albert Einstein: Graduated from ETH Zurich (1900)
- Andy Warhol: Moved to New York (1949)
- Queen Victoria: Married Prince Albert (1840)
- Emmeline Pankhurst: Married Richard Pankhurst, women's rights advocate (1879)
- Elizabeth Bennet (Pride and Prejudice): Visited Pemberley
- Ken Griffey Jr: Became Mariners star (1990)
- Sanji: Learned Diable Jambe
- Simone de Beauvoir: Passed agrégation in philosophy, met Sartre (1929)
- Princess Diana: Gave birth to William (1982)
- Tenzing Norgay: First Everest expedition as porter (1935)
- Neil Armstrong: Flew combat missions in Korean War (1951)
- Barbara McClintock: Graduated from Cornell (1923)
- Peregrin Took: Became Thain of Shire
- Malcolm X: Imprisoned
- Leorio Paradinight: Studied medicine while being Hunter
- Satoru Iwata: Joined HAL Laboratory (1980)
- Yoshihiro Togashi: Debuted with short manga (1987)
- Jennifer Lopez: Became Fly Girl dancer (1990)
- George Washington: Became surveyor (1753)
- Ishida Mitsunari: Accompanied the Awaji campaign (1581)
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