John Lennon's SHOCKING Murder in New York City

On December 8, 1980, a tragedy occurred in New York City that left an indelible mark on the hearts of millions. John Lennon, one of the most influential musicians of his time and a symbol of the era, was the victim of violence. That evening he was returning home with his wife Yoko Ono after recording new material. It was an ordinary day until an encounter with Mark David Chapman, who, while a fan, was far from what one would call a true fan. Chapman opened fire and four bullets fatally wounded John. At the hospital where he was rushed, doctors were unable to save the musician. This news shocked fans around the world. Lennon not only created unforgettable music with The Beatles, but also advocated for peace and love. His songs such as “Imagine” became anthems for many, inspiring them to fight for better times. After his death, rallies and memorial events were held around the world where people expressed their feelings and sorrow. On and after that day, people gathered to honor an artist who left a deep mark on culture and society. His legacy lives on, inspiring a new generation of musicians and activists. Join the “One Day History” company We will be grateful for your support, namely by subscribing to our channel:    / @onedayhistory-u3d   likes 👍🏼 and comments. And also be sure to click on the bell 🔔 (so you don't miss our new videos). #onedayhistory #history #historyfacts #historychannel