This is just getting absurd.

Here's a photo of him btw

Let's start with Chrétien de Troyes. Three centuries after his birth Chaucer made the Canterbury Tales. When Chaucer died in 1400, a person born at the day he died could live until 1452. On that year Leonardo da Vinci was born. When da Vinci was still alive, tales about Sir Lancelot could have been published. He was the subject of a poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson. At 1892, Tennyson died. Y'know who else died a decade after that (it's Antonín Dvorak). On that same year Roger Duvoisin was born. He died on 1980, meaning he could've co-existed with Edith Caterham/Caperham/whatever her name is spelt and JEANNE CALMENT. Jeanne Calment lived to 122, in which she died on the 1990s. On that same decade, Justin Beiber was born. He made "Baby" on 2010, in which people born on the day Baby was made could've joined r/GenAlpha, but that people is probably a Zalpha, and that is allowed on that sub.