Live Forever facts for kids
Live Forever or Liveforever is a phrase that can mean different things. It often refers to the idea of living forever, also known as Immortality. But it can also be the name of certain plants, music albums, or songs.
Plants that "Live Forever"
Some plants are called "Live Forever" because they are very tough and can survive for a long time. These plants often store water in their leaves, stems, or roots, which helps them live in dry places.
- Dudleya: These are a type of succulent plant. Succulents have thick, fleshy parts that hold water, like a natural water bottle!
- Hylotelephium: These are also succulents, but they are also perennial plants. This means their roots live for more than two years, and they grow new stems and leaves each year.
- Sempervivum: Another group of succulent plants. Their name comes from Latin words meaning "always" (semper) and "living" (vivus), which perfectly describes their ability to survive.
Music Called "Live Forever"
Many musicians have used the name "Live Forever" for their albums and songs. It's a popular title because it sounds powerful and memorable.
Albums
Here are some music albums named Live Forever:
- Live Forever by the band The Screaming Jets, released in 2002.
- Live Forever by singer Matthew West, released in 2015.
- Live Forever – The Album, an album by Magnus Carlsson from 2007.
- Live Forever: The Stanley Theatre, Pittsburgh, PA, September 23, 1980, a live album by Bob Marley, released in 2011.
- Live Forever, a mixtape by Lil Peep from 2015.
Songs
Many songs also share the title "Live Forever":
- "Live Forever" by The Band Perry, released in 2015.
- "Live Forever" by Magnus Carlsson, released in 2007.
- "Live Forever" by the band Oasis, released in 1994.
- "Live Forever", a song by Black Sabbath from their album 13.
- "Live Forever", a song by Hollywood Undead from their album Day of the Dead.
- "Live Forever", a song by Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors.
- "Live Forever", a 2010 song by Lange featuring Emma Hewitt.
Other Meanings of "Live Forever"
Besides plants and music, "Live Forever" can also refer to other things.
- Immortality: This is the idea of living for an endless amount of time. In stories and myths, many characters wish for or have immortality.
- Live Forever: The Rise and Fall of Brit Pop: This is a documentary film from 2003. It tells the story of the Britpop music movement in the United Kingdom.
Related pages
- Aizoon: This is a plant species whose name comes from the Greek word for "live forever." It was named by Max Koch.
- All pages with titles containing "Live Forever"
See also
In Spanish: Live Forever para niños
