Elvis' Eerie Final Gig

Few, if any, figures in rock and roll history are as timeless - or controversial - as Elvis Presley. Both a rebel and a heartthrob, Elvis changed the way the world thought about music, pop culture, and celebrity. Here's what the last concert of Elvis' life was like.
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[@Grunge_Fan]

Full video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXbPpqSda96BfNk

[@Drago_San]

He made this his final farewell because the CIA recruited him under a new alias to help fight crime. From what i last dug into, he was living in the suburb hills of Hollywood or LA. Though you wont find much info these days since most of the leaks were removed

[@Kinseliplier]

@@Drago_San I saw a Documentary a couple years ago called Elvis Found Alive Wich claimed to show the Real Elvis telling his True Life Story in wich he did say he Faked his Death to be a Cia Agent Fighting Crime under a Fake Name as You said. I don't know if it's a Real Documentary or if any of the info in it is true but I do think it's weird that in the official credits of the Documentary on imdb it lists the Name Jon Burrows as the Voice of Elvis and Jon Burrows is Elvis Presleys Alias Name he used when he wanted to be Anonymous.

[@lorrainefischer2073]

​@@Drago_San😊😊⁹9

[@lorrainefischer2073]

​@@Drago_San😊9o ⁰

[@James-hi3sl]

😊

[@sgt.puddingslaps]

When they announced “Elvis has left the building” it left chills down my spine.

[@harleyalderson3533]

Yeah i have the audio from that final show hearing those words makes me very sad. It feels like the last 3 songs he sang in that show Hurt, Hound Dog, and Can't Help Falling in Love he was emptying his gas tank.

[@lynnshrader1218]

Elvis did not leave the building that night. JD said in an interview that he returned to his dressing room behind the stage. Elvis called JD back there to talk to him. He asked him to come to Graceland because he wanted to discuss something with him. Unfortunately JD never made it there so he never knew what that was that Elvis wanted to talk about. 💔😔

[@silmari99]

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[@HeavenlyPresley-Tonya]

Elvis has left the building STARTED When Elvis would finish at the Louisiana Hayride and continued When He Did Vegas and Other Concerts -- Have you not seen TTWII - That's The Way It Is - And EOT - Elvis On Tour 1972 - When He'd finish a concert - It was Elvis's getaway while he was actually leaving the property because fans would run after him -- Same as at the Hayride

[@davidlunn1608]

Is is false and doesn't reflect his last concert in INDIANAPOLIS 😊

[@laurelde]

I attended the last show. Most people are confused thinking the concert on TV was his last show. It wasn’t, it was two show recorded just Pryor to that. And he said, may God bless you, adios at the end of every performance. It was unusual, however, for him to introduced so many people right before his last song. I had never seen that before and I had seen a total of 24 shows all together. I miss him so very much. he was an awesome entertainer.

[@brandy_lish]

lucky you got to see him so much , i was born after his time, i always wished i had been around to see him or he still was here, i’ve been a fan since i was a kid thanks to my family members

[@scottculli7851]

Thank you, thank you very much for sharing that, I’m 60, years old, I love the Beatles to the Sex Pistols, and Elvis Presley is the king of them all, was it 1968 TV special, do you want to talk about prime, No one could sound or look better, I think Elvis was far cooler than even Keith Richards, at that time could ever be, and Richers is super cool, so that’s a major compliment🥰

[@KingRiverVlogs]

Correct. The part where he introduced the band members was a truly unusual occurrence, however he did say “until we meet again, may god bless you, adios” at the end of every performance on this tour.

[@MasterrGamer420]

I love you mystery person I was born after his time but I listen to his music so much plus watch the movies he was in plus the New Elvis movie with Austin Butler so amazing he is a once in a lifetime man Like Jesus in my opinion his voice was beautiful he was beautiful his songs were amazing I wish he was still alive today making his music❤

[@stayinganonymous.3172]

Thanks for sharing.

[@suzannebenz8928]

Bless his heart. He needed better friends and a better physician.

[@StevenAdams-zj8tx]

I think his mother ruined his life in so so many ways thats not hard to happen when a young man has yo close an attachment to. A mother i think a man needs a close father relationship and a loving mother thats not dominant or jealous of other women i find it disgusting that a mother competes with a sons girlfriends its almost incestuous and causes deep rooted problems later in life

[@jasonallen7398]

My entire family, myself included are Elvis fans. My daughter is 22 years old and she absolutely loves him, she and her "pop" whom is my father would listen to Elvis all the time. My father had the privilege of metting Elvis in the 60's while Elvis was in Florida filming the movie FOLLOW THAT DREAM. My father was in the excavation business and was just starting and fresh out of high school. My father helped fill in the marsh wetlands to make a beach for the movie. My father said Elvis was an absolutely amazing man. My dad also described Elvis as a very respectful, humble, polite and down to earth individual...a true southern gentleman.. My dad has passed on now but he would always say that Elvis presley will not ever be replaced in his lifetime.. My father was right. I myself will never see Elvis replaced. The king was gifted for sure.. RIP Mr presley

[@mustang8206]

Whether you like his music or not there's no denying there will never be another Elvis. The man took ahold of the music industry like no other

[@alanbellaro5899]

I was on a bus in Brooklyn new York, I remember like it was yesterday. I heard it on the driver's radio 📻 that Elvis has passed away. This was so upsetting to me like I lost a family member. That is how much we all care about him. Still listening to him!!!!

[@nancyjohnson8854]

God gave Elvis so much. He had great parents, that gave him great love of our Lord. There will never be another Elvis❣️

[@ildikonyilas4870]

Phenomenal voice. Thanks✌️👑👼♥️🫶🌞

[@annecraycroft9989]

When Elvis sang his cover of Bridge Over Troubled Water I was amazed at his incredible voice, as well as his deep emotion. He was truly a magnificent performer.

[@robertvinci8328]

Elvis was 375 pounds.when he died..😮

[@LiPo5000]

@@robertvinci8328 "NO WAY"!

[@bobbiemoore1745]

@@LiPo5000 O dont believe it either!Elvis was'nt NO 375 in weight when he died . No way .

[@robertvinci8328]

He was 375 pounds when he passed away... He was a drug addict to..he did not take care of himself..not only that.. He was pedophile..when he was in Germany, he was dating his 13 year old wife.. She moved in with him at 14 years old.. Look it up...

[@timetowakeup6302]

Check out Bobby Darin’s performance of that song. Elvis was a huge fan of his and would travel to watch his live performances. They were friends.

[@robert-trading-as-Bob69]

I was 8 years old when Elvis passed away. My parents were devastated when they heard the sad news. Dad played Elvis only on the 8 Track in the car for ages afterward.

[@jeffhill4229]

He was scheduled to perform in Portland, Maine on the night of his death. He had never been to Maine before and all you heard for months every night on the news was "Elvis is coming! Elvis is coming!" I was in Portland that day (not for Elvis, for my Army physical) and when the news of his death was announced, it was like the world was about to end.

[@brandy_lish]

i’m sure, he was the most popular guy on the planet it seemed, an loved by so many(still is).. people standing out front of Graceland all day everyday, an he would take pics with them an stuff, there’s just never been another like him, i can’t imagine being soo excited to see him and finding out that’s not gonna happen bc he died, #Gonetosoon

[@binxbolling]

Same with John Lennon.

[@Candy111.]

The world did stand still the day Elvis died😢

[@SethBurt06]

Elvis did that during every show he played from like 1969 to like the time he died. He introduced everyone on stage with him, and thanked the audience for being so “fantastic” and at the end, he played Can’t help falling in live with you

[@Maryvbk]

I was nearly 10 when he died. As children we loved him and watched his movies every Saturday at my Grandparents. He was and is the greatest singer and entertainer ever and no one will ever come near. I would love to have met him. I am glad that he touched all our lives in such a wonderful way with his music and entertaining presence. Aren't we all so lucky. He will never be forgotten not only for being a great singer but for his personality and his gorgeous and funny presence too, he truly was 'The King' and a legend. He is still so deeply missed. Where ever he is, I know he's still singing, rocking and rolling.🙏❤

[@gussygatlin3093]

I was about 8 or 9 when Elvis passed away. My mother loved Elvis & I loved him too. I'm a bigger fan than she is now... Not that long ago, I found out that I'm related to him through the Smith Family. I find it so Amazing...!!!!!☺️💗

[@karenhill3970]

I could ball my eyes out .... We were privileged enough to see him Twice bc of precious sweet Mom ...got tickets DALLAS TEXAS 1975&*Fort Worth,Texas. 1977......we were Soo concerned in 77...I looked at Mom She was frowning.., concerned ..he was puffy ..I wanted to cry we loved him so much..but his Voice was PERFECTION 😮😮we were not being critical just concerned. He always introduced his band members he gave everyone credit....always......😞😞😞😭😭😭💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@patcater5436]

HE DID IT HIS WAY❤. AND IT WAS MAGNIFCENTLY AWESOME!!!!!!!!!¡❤❤🎉

[@christopherbertolotti2472]

I had the privilege of seeing Elvis in concert with my mother I was fourteen at the time and was awesome really really good show

[@xxoomacaluso7427]

Highly intuitive and truly blessed beyond words, I think he knew a change was near.

[@drewzalo]

He operated in the occult

[@erzsebethyoung]

​@@drewzalo... What? He read many esoteric 📚 books, they say, He was channelling Arcturian Frequencies through his voice and songs of love and compassion and he was a TRAILBLAZER for Change to awaken the people to believe in themselves. There is a video from years ago but only uploaded recently where a lady says there was a war on for his Soul. Remember Elvis was most popular during the two decades of the Vietnam war.

[@bobbygregory1007]

I saw ELVIS in Birmingham Ala. 12/29/76 , 18,000 people were their I have NOT to this day seen that MANY FLASH BULBS GO OFF AT THE SAME TIME, NOBODY will ever be that famous and loved, what a man, KING ELVIS.

[@Smile-in2pb]

It was amazing to see all the flashes I was a kid when I see him in Louisiana and I can still remember the flashes I was in awe 😊

[@sudanemamimikiki1527]

Beatles were.

[@peggysue2748]

YES!!! I saw him in Duluth Minnesota and it was the same, it was like daylight in the arena from flash photography!!

[@Chris-yv9tv]

No the Beatles wasn't, Elvis was king, he had the looks, those Beatles kinda looked like real Beatles, you just want to think that because what you read, Elvis was the ultimate human in his heyday the prettiest human that has ever walked and that voice was soul touching the Beatles not even close.

[@sudanemamimikiki1527]

@@Chris-yv9tv beatlemania was the biggest thing in music that has been seen in the modern era They are THE best selling music group/music act of all time. There ain't no competition there

[@tvs3497]

It's one of those moments when you remember exactly where you were and how you found out that Elvis had died.

[@nikkischoessow4847]

It never affected me

[@lisashelton3241]

It was also like that with me when Lisa Marie passed away! I was crushed when I found out.

[@lisashelton3241]

I don't know why both deaths affected me so much!

[@coppertopv365]

And we don't forget he died on a Toilet..

[@kop8291]

​@@coppertopv365you are wrong!! He was not on the toilet!! Do some research!! Research his health struggles!!

[@tracey9116]

He was always so respectful and pleasant to his band members. If you watch old performances, he was always so kind to his background singers.

[@teresawright159]

My mom and dad surprised us with tickets and we got to go see that last concert we were young, but will never forget it

[@karenwells5957]

My dad surprised me with tickets as well. I was almost 16. I’m 62 now and he’s still my all time favorite entertainer. A voice and fans like none other

[@josefacouto]

Que lindo que maravilha agradecendo ao Brasil que lindo 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 é uma linda estrela Elvis Presley ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@jamessatterfield5705]

I remember it like it was yesterday ☹️☹️

[@ralphpomm4943]

He had the whole world in his hands but not one friend 😢🙏♥️

[@Smile-in2pb]

So very sad when you really think about it

[@thejerseyj5479]

Users, mostly, but there were people who were true friends. Ann Margret being one who truly loved Elvis and wanted nothing from him but his love, and friendship.

[@cjhoward409]

But he had a daughter that needed him 🥺

[@conniebell7987]

Jerry Schilling was the only one in that group that actually loved Elvis, the man. He watched over Lisa and protected her throughout her life, just as Elvis asked. I believe Larry Gellar wanted to help Elvis also. The rest just wanted to help themselves.

[@jackhackman7777]

Exactly right...

[@buckshot4569]

Kind talented and dedicated heart managed by an extreme money maker. Money maker got his way but Elvis music will never die ✨💫💕

[@brendaharrington636]

The best looking man God ever created!!

[@lauraberry2739]

​@@brendaharrington636 aaaa...im doubting #1 but 2 he's a 10 foshow but Paul Newman Chris Cornell....

[@Rose-ne6xq]

I grew up wanting to meet Elvis and to sing back up for him, even if it was behind a curtain. I loved him thru his music. I'll see him again, real soon 😊

[@MrRickle]

I was 6 when he died and instill remember it like yesterday. I knew something significant had happened.

[@jonathangodbout6645]

I was also 6 now 52.I still remember watching the funeral on t v

[@MrRickle]

@@jonathangodbout6645 I remember hearing about how “the king died” and I was really baffled. I asked my mom, “we have a king?” And she laughed and explained it to me. I remember people were just beside themselves. I think that’s when my mom told me about dying and what it means.

[@user-mq1tt7zr5n]

He died on my dad's birthday 🎂😢and I was born the next month 26th of September

[@timlewis7218]

I remember my mom and her women friends all crying on the phone as it came over the radio.

[@Spireites72]

I was 5 , i remember the day he died, the impact was felt, I remember my mum cried, when the news broke.

[@tonimolina197]

He was very ill and tired but still gave his all his voice never failed him 💗 💓 💖 💕

[@sheilapickral1840]

I saw Elvis in concert at I0 years old and at 12 years old. I saw him at HAMPTON RDS. Coliseum in VA. He often introduced his people to the audience. I was there and I saw it and heard it. Even as a child I thought that was a truly wonderful thing to do. The older I got the more I realized that him doing that was part of his appreciation to give the members of his band and the orchestra their credit for how awesome they performed and him showing his appreciation and putting the spotlight on them many times. I loved it when he did that. You could see in his eyes and his face how he was in awe of their talent. He also allowed solos for some of them. Was it J.D. Sumner with the real low voice range that he often gave him solos to sing? He was in awe of how low of range that the man could go to. Do you know the story about the SWEET INSPIRATIONS??? One of the arenas that he was performing at didn’t want to allow them in because they were a different skin color!!! Elvis said NO Way!!!. You don’t let them in I don’t perform!!! Also if I remember correctly when he was in an open vehicle that same day riding around The arena he made them let the INSPIRATIONS WONDERFUL BACK UP SINGERS RIDE AROUND IN THAT VEHICLE in that ARENA WITH HIM!!! I loved that !! He showed them that he would not have anything to do with racism!!! I admired him so much for him standing up for that equality ❣️❣️❣️ I remember also JAMES BURTON I BELIEVE WAS HIS LEAD GUITAR DOING SOLOS!!! Elvis was amazed by his talent also!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@nelsons1129]

Truly a legend, God rest his soul. He was clearly the King.

[@davidwatson3798]

Don't forget also a pedophile

[@jeffreyknight3884]

King of rock - roll, not the king of heaven. Elvis even states that in his Hawaii concert.

[@jimmygoodson6735]

king of junkie I agree

[@buzzbrutusexcelsior2236]

Truly made a difference everywhere he went and everyone he met.

[@joshquatch2170]

Oh yeah he truly made a difference when he was a fucking pedophile dating fourteen-year-olds when he was 22.

[@RobertSmith-ih1pj]

You got that right forget the performer just look at the man I know it's different but he was some one that gave a Damm and he knew how it is being poor and we have too give credit to his parents for a part of who he was Elvis did much that people really never heard of because that was Elvis happy to help and didn't want you to say a lot on it just moved forward I really don't know why all I can say that's just Elvis and didn't want anyone to know and that is Elvis

[@susyq810]

​@@RobertSmith-ih1pjwell said Robert!

[@billrobbins5874]

Never saw him but his singing was so moving. ♥️ RIP to Elvis.

[@sarapiburn2523]

He will always be the King!💜💜💜

[@maureennewman905]

He gave his all , even when his health was ailing .I believe Elvis’s fan were the best loved fans ever ,He proved this time and time again . ❤️ much love

[@giannagarda7598]

18,000 fans heard his adios. God bless you, Elvis 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Elvishhuhhuh]

Oh shut up u u dnt no shite u wasn't there stick to u music idiot

[@graceland123]

He still looked gorgeous ❤ just to see him walk what a figure of a man ❤ still amazing electrifieng passionate and awesome gorgeous x❤❤❤😢💙💔💘💯💋💋💋💋💘💔❣

[@stitchgrimly6167]

A pale, bloated, sweaty, constipated wreck of a human, absolutely wasted, exhausted and on the verge of literally exploding from opioid abuse? This is your ideal man? He was just a cash cow. A walking corpse. The industry destroyed him.

[@dimitrakazanas7503]

He was tired rest in piece 🥂 Sydney NSW Australia 🕊️🦋🌻

[@russellwright1422]

As spiritual and sensitive of a person as Elvis was, plus he knew better than anyone privately to himself that his health was failing him and that he couldn’t last too much longer like this, I’m sure he had a feeling. I’m sure some part of him knew and was making peace with it then.

[@sandralybrand9425]

I feel like he had symptoms leading up to his fatal heart attack and knew it could possibly be his last concert.

[@Elvisgirlsongwritter8]

@@sandralybrand9425this makes me sad 😢

[@aprilgosa5779]

@@sandralybrand9425 I have seen video of his last concert I have read that he was in some pain and discomfort before the show but he prayed as he always did before the show and he asked God for Strength and he stepped out on that stage and it was absolutely beautiful especially his rendition of Unchained Melody he nailed it If he was in pain he didn't show it which also makes me sad but he wanted to give his fans the best and he knew his lord was with him . Of course another part of me thinks about Colonel Parker working poor Elvis to the bone .

[@Gigi1111Layna]

I feel Elvis was ready to see what will be will be. He was tired...and though he would never have left Lisa willingly, he was tired and wanted to go home.

[@Gigi1111Layna]

​@@aprilgosa5779He was absolutely in pain..physically and quite emotionally as he watched ppl walk down through the aisles towards the last songs...leaving already.

[@shaneabernethy2721]

He always introduced the band in every concert.

[@jimjimjim7015]

this was only 2 months before his death, RIP

[@CarlosHernandez-kd2vb]

51 days to be exact dying August 16th 1977

[@oatmeal5671]

I remember that day. RIP....Elvis....😢

[@sheilapickral1840]

❤

[@Dontcareifyoudont]

Didn't he cancel a but of the shows. My aunts and mother were going to go to Elvis concert in 1977, and they got canceled before his death.

[@adrinathegreat3095]

​@@Dontcareifyoudontmany were cancelled throughout the mid 70s even though he wasn't really doing a lot of shows in comparison to many of his peers. After this show he was on vacation for 6 weeks and died right before the start of another series of shows

[@vanillathunder3024]

Best entertainer ever. Could’ve been worldwide if not for his shady manager. It’s a sad story

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

He was 'worldwide' ... the most famous entertainer ever.

[@vanillathunder3024]

@@TheHumbuckerboy sure he was but sadly he never got to fully tour Europe or Asia. Imagine how big he could’ve been in, let’s say, Japan if he toured there

[@lucretiasisco2328]

Love this one thank you for sharing this with everyone

[@johnmacdonald5483]

Was 9 at the time and was one of those moments in time that you will never forget where you were and what you were doing.

[@johnmacdonald5483]

We were leaving the yard in the car when a family friend came bursting out of the front door hysterical.She was screaming Elvis died,Elvis died,everyone in the car sat in stunned silence. People who were not alive find it hard to grasp the fame that the man had . Truly the 1st superstar.

[@marychadburn9302]

Even a bit overweight he still put everything he had into his performance always as ever he showed that he is still the undisputed King 👑🌹❤️

[@glynndove9511]

He knew that he was sick and tired... the life of being Elvis Presley had been out of control for a long time.... he is still the best. .. I wish he had been more of a songwriter and not just industry

[@sandynapier2883]

I remember thinking toward the end that Elvis had become sad to see. The repeated scarf thing was silly. But I loved him & grew up loving him. Still do. I've even taught my 8 year old grandson about him. And about Lisa. I've taught him his whole story. I can't imagine a world that doesn't know who Elvis was.

[@tessahardy338]

I bet you'd love to have one of those scarves!!! Elvis was extremely generous. And im talking about to average, every day people he would run across. I don't know why he threw out the scarves but do you ever see any other celebrity or entertainer offer such a personal memento to fans. If I'm not mistaken, Charlie Hodge, the guy who handed him the scarves and was always introduced last, were in the Army together.

[@MrDagund]

Just wished he never left the way he did.he deserved so much better

[@dr.calebrobbins.3177]

Goodness. I was doing Yr.11 as a Mature Age Student. Determined to get somewhere in my life, having made the mistake of leaving school to soon ... I was driving to school when it came over the Radio Elvis had died. I'd been the right age to have grown up when he was the King. Now it was over. Without Elvis there would have been No Kingdom for Michael Jackson to have Enjoyed. I'm sure Elvis must know we're still enjoying his music in the next Century . I was thinking about his movie " A change of Habit" .only the other day ! ... Catchy title I was thinking. Wise words to all !

[@mariondoerfler9004]

Absolutely phenomenal and beautiful ❤️ Unforgettable ❤️ Today Tomorrow and Forever ❤️ Elvis ❤️ the KING ❤️

[@Marsha979]

Yes It was appropriate for his elegy to end with “Elvis has left the building”. It’s a tear jerker of the first order. I’ve been watching all things Elvis since his morphic reincarnation through Austin Butler. A stellar performance and I’m thankful that they made a production that dives deeply into his soul. And Austin was a godsend in his determination and drive to get Elvis to inhabit his body for at least a little while, so the world could pay tribute and again be reminded of Elvis’ unprecedented contributions to music and performance, love and humanity. Unfortunately, a movie doesn’t capture enough time to really do justice to such a cultural hero and driving force for racial recognition and equality. A well placed and conscientious protester. If only more people were actually listening with their ears. But he did more than anyone in our history to try to do not only a sexy, sensuous presentation - glory hallelujah - but to pursue Justice. What a gem - Luhrmanns intro to the movie approaches his illustrious persona. Love you, El I wish I’d been born a few years earlier so I could have presented you on or off stage with a “bowl full of cherries”. ❤

[@johnnyringo9759]

He packed a lot of life into those 42 years!!!

[@paigehill4882]

At Graceland today. The new area is amazing

[@shaundavenport621]

The man was something else,Unbelievable talent!!

[@boycepatrick2477]

I wish I could have met You Elvis ❤❤❤❤❤

[@joesuplicky3297]

Elvis was an icon dude. He's the man and you know and hound dog rock baby. Rest in peace Elvis. God bless you

[@jsldj]

I saw him in Savannah Georgia in February '77. The most incredible entrance of any performer! The flash bulbs were blinding!

[@gracieg7601]

Elvis had breathing difficulties his whole life. A voice teacher worked with him trying to help him with his breathing. His voice didn’t need help but taking deep breaths was important for him as with most singers. If you watch the 68 comback special you’ll see him with breathing issues. Go to the out takes from 68 show, he stops and says I’m out of breath. He used a breather thing he carried in his pocket before going on stage. If you see the right before he goes on stage, you see him using his breather.

[@CB-xr1eg]

"a breather thing" is called an inhaler.

[@Lulu-gt5dg]

Elvis often introduced the members of his band in his shows though there did appear to be something about him at this last show. 😢

[@Elluvis72]

introduced his father, his girlfriend...

[@bbulg788]

​@@Elluvis72that wasn't his last show when he did that

[@loughrey101]

The video is wrong, it wasn't his last show, it was two weeks before his last show

[@daliscwbys1]

The reason he mentioned everyone was because it was a televised concert. Elvis, we miss you ❤️😢😭🙏

[@lauraberry2739]

... maybe because HE DIED?

[@mikael1680]

No, the last Elvis performace in Indianapolis was not a part of CBS Elvis in Concert

[@cindy-hz2xb]

😭😭😭 a person usually can sense when they might pass. Elvis remained humble all his life

[@rhonda8501]

I was there with my family it was an awesome show.

[@kmarek2008]

Sometimes, a person knows they are going to die.

[@joeg5414]

Yeah, when you plan/fake it.

[@reverseclouds1663]

@@joeg5414why would he have faked it?

[@SandraL-gh1pd]

​@@reverseclouds1663only delusional people believe that.

[@redneon06]

Like Tiny Tim

[@jeffpuzino4457]

Elvis is the reason I sing for people. I love people because they are great to me..... I appreciate you listening to me....se ya at rhe next concert at the dollar tree, I love you all.....

[@davidjunto1008]

He earned that rest. Thanks, El.

[@charlesjoseph6486]

How? By doing drugs and eating like a pig?

[@kmaterne]

I still remember the day he died. My Oma, from Passu, Germany, called me crying. I was only 7 years old, but i knew something significant had happened.

[@lynnwood7331]

Such a big heart😻🎶🌈

[@jonnybarnard8578]

Literally

[@bobpelley5093]

And a bigger stash of pills.

[@bobpelley5093]

@@mariatorres-zo4yz hell,negative comment?That guy lived in a time where the best pharmaceuticals were to be had,barbs,ludes,placidyls...Todays addict are dropping dead from poison sold as drugs.Elvis had drs. prescribe him only the best dope.Meanwhile he was sucking off Nixon to make him a legit DEA agent.Major hypocrite.He liked them fine Southern 15yr olds.Great singer-dope fiend,pedo.Elv- meh,puke.

[@lauraberry2739]

​@@bobpelley5093😂great sense of humor she hes laughing

[@phoenixrising5088]

​@@jonnybarnard8578😂🤣🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@paulbell4062]

I always thought his best song was Kentucky rain, as im an Aussie it sounds really exotic

[@bobbywise2313]

Ronnie Milsap played piano on that track and later said he put a little Kentucky Rain in his own Smokey Mountain Rain.

[@CB-xr1eg]

I love that song!

[@robdee9341]

@CB-xr1eg It's a story song you can visulise it happening in your mind.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@robdee9341 You're right, a very visual song, definitely one my favourites from EP.

[@agathabelcher5451]

I feel so bad for his family because Elvis was a wonderful person and a very Blessed singer.God Bless you all.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@elsaascencio113]

BEAUTIFUL SOUL. HE WAS VERY KIND. 😊

[@fiorenzadegrassi9801]

unlike other famous names he has not been a meteor. He shared with us twenty years of music, beauty,joy, melancholy, love. He grew up on and out of stage almost before our eyes, and together of many of us….we could ‘nt never forget him❤

[@lavenabaxter6504]

He deserved the rest, the man never took a vacation! ❤ I believe he knew his end was near.

[@loricrouchman229]

I absolutely adored Elvis I can't believe he has left this crazy earth I hope he is happy in heaven 🙏 💘 🙏 xxxx

[@Thepateisgreat]

He was the first person in the world to reach that level of fame. Period. It must have been so confusing and lonely at times. Rest in peace king.

[@danbardos3498]

Sinatra and his Pack would like a word. But I get you. He blew up like no other and changed music forever. Still; Sinatra is the only one to have his picture hanging up next to the Pope for millions of Italian Grandmothers for decades lol. Both got famous young, served in the military, lost said fame, then slowly gained it back. I think they had more in common than we realize. Too bad Frank never really liked showing love to the generations of entertainers after him. Otherwise they might have really got on.

[@erikkibler3466]

Sinatra will never be anywhere near Elvis.

[@warriors4christ984]

Not Period

[@antoninagaras7894]

Fast living..

[@jasonwarren3999]

You're such a cutie!

[@LindaHambrick-dd9qt]

❤ I loved all his songs and loved to see him smile n laugh he was the best !!

[@txtamaman]

My Dad and Uncle were in the music business back in the 50's and 60's... they knew and had played with Elvis early in his career, but when they saw him in the late 60's (Elvis wanted to record one of their songs) .. they said he was so sad and truly unhappy by that point... he was still super kind and sweet to them, but dad said they felt sorry for him. The pressures and obligations on him had just wore him out... he was so isolated in his personal life.

[@milizastankovic2489]

Love you, Elvis... You are truly a beautiful person. The world is not the same without you!! ❤❤Forever In Love With Elvis❤❤ ⚘️Remembering Elvis In 2023 and Forever⚘️

[@2008flightgirl]

He was very unwell. He wasn’t fat, but bloated. I can’t hardly look at him in this condition. It’s so sad.

[@handwriting8804]

He was eating like 20 thousand calories a day. He was fat.

[@aprilgosa5779]

He looked Swollen I hate when they call him fat

[@itzamia]

@@aprilgosa5779 You're right on that. He couldn't crap and had constipation build up for a long time making him swollen like that. All that finally caught up to him while trying to drop one..then they found him dead on the toilet.

[@2008flightgirl]

@@itzamia on the floor of the bathroom.😭 You think the doctors would’ve tried to do something about it, to help him. Woulda, shoulda, coulda. I loved him ever since I was 5 years old. I got to see him in San Diego in 1973, I was 19. He looked amazing! 😍

[@veedejames721]

I was not around. But had the pleasure of seeing this. Thanks to his Father wanting all of Elvis Fans to see this. I enjoyed it. I don't think he was as big as some claim. .he still managed to hive s Great Concert. RIP Elvis. 🌟✨🕊️🌹💐🌻💖🕯️🙏. Love, Respect Positivity Always. Vee.💓🤗🥰🦋🌠🙂👣.

[@jamesboone3790]

A damn great one regardless 😢

[@antoncornellier2576]

Yep.... the KING of Rock n Roll, he had the looks, the Moves, the VOICE, played guitar, wrote songs and was the consummate showman. Everybody since, walk in the footsteps of Evis..... ‘Caught in a trap’.... Rest well King......

[@davidmaye6780]

An awesome performer.....

[@byrdiegrow7991]

He was GREAT to see perform! I saw him perform twice. He was very fit and sexy the first time in 74. He was great later and was bigger but still the greatest and died not long later.

[@terrygotwhatheheaskedforfo7789]

Best of the Best 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽 love Elvis

[@Rubyroundhouse13]

I know that he knew deep down that would be his last. God bless him and LONG LIVE THE KING 👑 😢❤

[@megalomouthradio5839]

When I was around 12 years old (1987) back on Long Island, I remember having a conversation with a fireman from our town. He was telling me that he still had his tickets for the Nassau Coliseum show that never happened (8/22/77).

[@fabianeteixeira989]

Aquí no Brasil Elvis tem milhões de fãs, muitos covers, muitos musicais, fã clubes ao qual eu pertenço, desde pequenina eu amo Elvis, nascí em 74, eu falo que amo Elvis desde quando estava na barriga da minha mãe, minha filha tem 20 anos e ama Elvis, eu fico aquí em casa escutando Elvis sempre, Elvis nunca será esquecido, até os bebês nos dias de hoje quando ouvem Elvis e o vêem na tv, ficam maravilhados, Elvis o mais lindo, talentoso e humilde que já existiu, Elvis pra sempre!❤👏

[@ernestguy-ei1dg]

May he Rest In Peace and May God bless his soul

[@dylanmyers3082]

There aint no god Dont believe the bullshit you child

[@dylanmyers3082]

Grow up you believe in fairy stories

[@Ole_CornPop]

His rendition of Unchained Melody that night is one of the best live performed songs in history and might even be #1. If you can watch that without shedding a tear you'd get a million dollars.

[@adasteia6667]

My husband knew. In the last 3 months of his life he went off to visit friends and relatives he had not seen in years. Maybe it wasn't actual consciously knowing but some kind of instinct. 14 days before his 35th birthday he was gone. I have heard that a lot of younger people seem to know !

[@RobertHouston-sf5fh]

He was 42 at his death, as was his Mom at her's.

[@scottwinkelmann1494]

I was 12yrs old up stairs in my room listening to a old 45 record hound dog and Heartbreak Hotel when my mother yelled up to me the bad news that Elvis has died. It was weird how on such a beautiful sunny day it became so heavy with grief, everybody felt it no matter where you went is was just unbelievable one man haveing such an impact on the entire planet. To those who don't believe it you either weren't born yet or you were Lawrence Welk fan....lol

[@keciagreene3484]

I was7 when he died. I've been told I always walked around saying I'm gonna marry Elvis when I get to be a big girl! 😂😂❤❤

[@sheilapickral1840]

Me toooo❣️❣️❣️

[@jcdova29]

Elvis looked good no matter how much he weighed.

[@user-oo5ze2jo3y]

Always Beautiful Elvis!❤❤❤

[@marilynhull7675]

❤ Elvis - the best in Rock & Roll !

[@vincentjones8609]

Finally with his daughter again

[@joandawson5071]

Very sad and aloss too soon.😢

[@debbieedmondson9236]

He always introduced all his back up singers and members of his band as well as the orchestra, every concert I went to if his he did this!

[@rhondalewis4469]

I saw him in 1977 in Anaheim California

[@leonorajustice2733]

Just sad he’s gone to young!! Missed you Elvis Presley and love you forever R.I.P. ❤️🙏🤴🎤🎼loved his music 🎶 🎵 🎶

[@derekohanlon3195]

Still Very sadly Missed ❤