Christianpeoples

Christian Micheal Peoples was born September 12, 1986 in Goldsboro North Carolina. Son of father Ronald Wayne Peoples and mother Jenny Peoples. Christian is Black and German. He was raised in Godly military family as his father was enlisted in the United States Air Force. Christian lived on Pope Air Force Base for the first 5 years of his life. Two years after his younger brother, Kenneth Paul Peoples was born in July of 1989, he and his family moved to Carswell Air Force Base Texas. There ...

Christian Micheal Peoples was born September 12, 1986 in Goldsboro North Carolina. Son of father Ronald Wayne Peoples and mother Jenny Peoples. Christian is Black and German. He was raised in Godly military family as his father was enlisted in the United States Air Force. Christian lived on Pope Air Force Base for the first 5 years of his life. Two years after his younger brother, Kenneth Paul Peoples was born in July of 1989, he and his family moved to Carswell Air Force Base Texas. There Christian spent his time on a military installation for the better part of 3 years. This is where Christian was supposed to start school but couldn't due to his family getting orders to Castle Air Force Base Atwater California. Here he started elementary school. Christian and his older brother were very well known by their peers, espically for being star athletes on the track team. He and His family were very close and did everything together. Christian and his brothers learned to skateboard and still skate to this day. After living in California, Christian and his family got orders to move to Fairchild Air Force Base Spokane Washington. After living in base housing for a short time, he and his family moved into a house not far from base. Christian started the 5th grade at Woodridge Elementary. The first day of school Christian walked into his homeroom classroom and found his name on a desk with the number 18 next to it. From that day on Christian's favorite number would be 18. For the first few weeks of school Christian kept to himself. During recess he would sit in the four square playing area and comb his bowl cut, 2 inch black hair. After becoming more comfortable, Christian made friends quickly. Woodridge elementary is where he joined the choir. He immediatly stood. out for having such a beautiful voice. From the first time he sang for auditions for choir he was asked to sing solos and leads. Over the next year or so Christian got better at singing, skateboarding, playing clarinet and had plenty of friends; espically girls. Christian would also sing with his father in the church choir. It was no doubt Christian had a deep passion and love music. He also enjoyed dirtbiking, playing baseball, basketball, skateboarding, rollerblading and chilling with his family. His fondest memories of Spokane Washington were fishing with his father and brothers at Eloika Lake, singing in the school and church choir, singing " I Believe I Can Fly" by R. Kelly for the 6th grade talent show and winning, being nominated and elected 6th grade class president and his friends throwing him a huge going away party. Christian felt loved and happy in Spokane. Then disaster struck. His older sister Misty Chantell Brown got in a horrible car accident in Texas while staying with her biological father. She had to be cut out of the car with the jaws of life and rushed to the hospital. The doctors gave Misty a two percent chance of survival. Christian's mother flew to Texas to be by Mistys side. After an extraordinary amount of prayer and surgery after surgery, Misty started to show signs of improvement. Then just when things seemed to be better, Misty slipped into a coma. She awoke a couple of months later. With the doctors telling us she would be a vegetable for the rest of her life all we could do was pray. And again Misty learned to walk and talk again. She is now the proud mother of Xzavier Isaiah Marshall. In 1999 Christian's family received orders to Sembach Air Force Base Germany. Christian, his father and brothers left for Germany in June of 1999 where they would live with his aunt Gabi for a couple of months. Christian's mother Jenny was still in Texas tending to his sister Misty Brown who would both meet the family in a couple of months. Christian and his family moved onto Sembach Air Force Base building 306 stairwell C apartment C4 just before his 7th grade school year started. Christian quickly became very popular due to his good looks, beautiful voice, and charm. He developed crushes for all the pretty girls in school. Espically the girl that lived in the apartment below him. A miss Adrian Patrice Garcia Ballou. Black and Phillipino, Adrian was the prettiest of them all. But with Christian getting so much attention from other girls, he left Adrian alone. Throughout Christian's 7th and 8th grade year he was living good. He would sing in talent shows, dance at functions, start writing his own lyrics, go through dating and break-ups and learn more about music, life, love and family. After completing middle school, Christian and his family moved off base to a German village named Erfenbach. Shortly after moving in and getting settled, the Peoples brothers meet who is now a life long close friend, Marvin Zeh. Marvin is a German citizen who spoke little english but shared a love for music. Christian loved Germany and experienced all he could while he was overseas. He traveled with his family, started recording music with marvin, partied hard and fell in love. His music started to flourish. He performed at local clubs, his high school, and parties. When Christian started high school he joined the band playing the alto saxophone instead of joining the choir. He also joined Air Force ROTC with his older brother Wayne. Christian's freshman year he tried out for the football team and made varsity as a wide receiver number 12. After his freshman year Christian started to be rebelious and devious. He lived for the nightlife and got into some things that were shall we say frowned upon. Then in 2003 Christian's father retired from the Air Force and he and the family moved to Woodbridge Virginia. Christian finished his last two years of high school at Potomac Sr. High. He joined the choir again and became well known at the school as the smooth guy. The ladies loved him and Christian loved the attention. His senior year he entered a competion for males being judged on looks, dress, and personality. Christian won the competition and was given the title Mr. Potomac. After graduating in 2005 Christian worked as a waiter for a year before he joined the United States Air Force as a Security Forces member. Christian enjoyed basic training and the people he meet. Christian was a known leader and held leadership positions throughout basic training and Technical School. After completing technical school Christian got orders to Ramstein Air Force Base Germany. He was extatic. Germany felt like home to him and going back he knew he would be able to hang out with Marvin and do his music again. The first day Christian got to Ramstein, he meet up with marvin and went to the studio to record a track. Christian again became popular with his fellow airmen and was known for dressing so well, singing and being a nice guy. Then in February 2007 Christian received orders to Ali Al Salem, Kuwait in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Christian came back to Ramstein in August 2007. Christian described serving in Kuwait a fullfilling and life changing experience. After getting back to Ramstein Christian went after his music career with an determined attitude. He performed at clubs and sang in an opening act for Rihanna in Rheinlandpfaltz. In June of 2008 Christian was honorably medically discharged from the Air Force. He returned to Woodbridge Virginia to live with his parents until he could get better. Christian is currently living in Woodbridge Virginia, working, making music and loving life.