Elvis interview; August 22, 1956 - Hollywood, California

The first two minutes of the clip comes from "The Truth About Me" record that was released with the "Elvis Answers Back!" magazine in November 1956. Apparently it was recorded on the set of "Love Me Tender" on August 29th, 1956.
The rest of the clip is the full "Truth About Me" interview, recorded on the set of "Love Me Tender" on August 22nd, 1956.

[@user-zm5ih1gg3p]

Can't believe the interviewer called him a nobody. Elvis gave great responses.

[@joanncoopertroupe3506]

Good For Elvis. When he called him a NoBody! Bad Interviewer! Should never said that!

[@johnpeniell9709]

Elvis is the man! I

[@adrinathegreat3095]

He said when you were a nobody, Elvis answered the question and accepted that he like everyone else is a nobody until they are famous. He never defended the nobody's, simply accepted he was once a nobody and is now a somebody. He was a millionaire by this time and saw himself as somebody.

[@alessandrapecorelli271]

Come si permetteva questa persona Elvis e tropo gentile forse era invidioso

[@anY-bf9ud]

How rude to call Elvis a nobody, How Elvis kept his dignity after, wow. Elvis was always so well mannered, so polite , respectful and so grateful for all that had come his way . He speaks so candidly, and so humbly, that reporter sure could have learnt a lesson in manners from him. So young here with the world as his oyster, can we just turn back time, please .

[@joannemcclure3546]

There is, was, never will be another man like Elvis. He was a gift from God.

[@mckennalynn1916]

Love him on stage, but off stage he is a whole another level of just I can't even say a word for it. He sounds so down to earth and has such an interesting way of explaining and thinking!

[@kelliintexas3575]

This is why everyone who knew him - loved him. Innocence. Humility & Humanity to the core. Its no wonder Hollywood ate him up and spit him out. He was too BEAUTIFUL FOR THIS WORLD. The more you read up on him the more you fall in love. I bet many a girls cried their self to sleep over him. Sometimes I read something and its so touching it will makes me shed a tear. He was a BEAUTIFUL inside. His momma must have been a pretty damn amazing woman too. She must have been pretty damn proud of her only child.

[@kazfleszar5899]

Wish I had is humility.

[@mckennalynn1916]

@@kelliintexas3575 Sorry for just seeing this now, but I could not agree more!

[@mckennalynn1916]

@@kazfleszar5899 Sorry just seeing this now!

[@TheAlfa1Omega]

Do you call it singing the stuff you do? - asks the reporter. Oh wow how rude! I love hearing Elvis talk. His voice shows his beautiful soul.

[@tysongames2750]

LOL! "Where do I live at home?... I live at home."

[@kirsty-marie]

That interviewer clearly wasn't brought up with the same manners that Elvis was.

[@danielaerbanova5523]

Not educated, but naturally smart, a true gentleman, answering all the questions honestly, with heart in his hand pointing straightly towards the audience. Original, unique, special Elvis.

[@kazfleszar5899]

i would much rather have him as a freand than some so called educated person that may look down on you because they feel beter than you .

[@January.]

@@kazfleszar5899 *friend

[@christinemorel696]

He gave good answers RIP Goat.🕺🎸🎤☝️♥️🙏

[@Cynthia00007]

Yes, ELVIS was Pure Genius ❤️ his knowledge and GOD gifted talents were endless for all the world to see and treasure for eternity ✌🏻❤️✝️♾️

[@raeabrahams1974]

What a rude interviewer. Elvis handled the interview perfectly. He was a real gentleman. I'll bet that interviewer must have felt like a complete idiot when Elvis grew bigger and bigger. There will never be another Elvis.

[@moekontze116]

Yeah idiot n probably one of those arrogant reporter n possibly one of those anti Elvis behind the scene.

[@mariamariscal5616]

I agree

[@elisazaccaro3956]

He should have written his own biography, so beautiful the way he describes himself, beautiful voice even when he talked, gorgeous unique human being he was, we miss you Elvis!!! Love you always!!!

[@Cynthia00007]

ElVIS in his later years was asked if he would write his biography.He basically said someday he would. Unfortunately, that some day never came. He, like many of us, thought he had plenty of time. ☮️❤️✝️♾️😎⚡. 6-17-22

[@Cynthia00007]

This is ELVIS'S most PRECIOUS interview ❤️ He is a PRICELESS Treasure❤️ GOD Blessed him with so much and he wished everyone could be Blessed the same. His generosity was gigantic, he never stopped giving to those in need. Giving, was part of his mission, his journey for Life. He was driven and guided by his Love of GOD.✝️♾️✌️❤️🙏🏻 9-13-22

[@mouniasebbah8992]

I love this man! I would hear him talk the whole day without being bored!

[@lindabauer8926]

Yes and me too! I love to hear him talk about anything he wants to. He has this voice like no other man in the world that is genuine. If only I could have met him when I was younger and was able to get close to him. I would have loved to be one of his best friends.

[@gracieg7601]

I’ve heard it said as he got older and had people at his house he would hold his bible and he told people about the Bible, and Jesus. The people he had there would listen to him for a long time. His momma told him when he was young that maybe someday he would tell people about Jesus. He did. He always had at least one or two gospel songs in his concerts. He loved gospel music. God bless this very humble caring man.

[@brendabrookins1328]

@@gracieg7601 .

[@gracieg7601]

@@brendabrookins1328 one thing you might not know about Elvis was I heard Lisa say in a interview one time that her daddy would play the piano in the middle of the night and sing gospel songs! She would wake up to the sound of daddy’s voice singing downstairs. She said it gave her such a secure loved feeling! Even as busy as daddy was he always took tine for her! She never had a doubt that daddy loved her more than anything and told her about Jesus. I find it is so wonderful that at every concert no matter where it was or when he sang at least one gospel song! And then at times he had just the back up quartet guys sing a gospel song! Elvis loved Jesus!

[@a.c.bernardo3527]

Oh,yes, me too.Elvis forever!💞💖

[@meveevem1001]

Elvis is naturally elegant and profound ~The interviewer sounds arrogant and plain creepy ~ Elvis handled this brilliantly ~ honestly and sincerely. ❤❤

[@adrinathegreat3095]

Yes he admitted he slept around owned lots of cars and was no longer a nobody, like he used to be. He didn't say that's a bit rude calling an unfamous person a nobody, he accepted he was like everyone else a nobody, and now he's somebody

[@gassbaggerwoods5955]

Ever so humble elvis , all his career he never thought he was someone bigger than he was . you want the truth to rumours jst listen to elvis, he wanted everyone to have luxuries and damn made it possible for quite a few of them

[@raquelramos1619]

Elvis, young and gorgeous -a living doll.

[@resa.walters]

He's the best looking man I ever did see so far. Too bad we couldn't see him in concert ( my parents and I.) Alas, my parents were too unmotivated and poor EPs end came too soon.

[@raquelramos1619]

@@resa.walters I know just how you feel. Back in the early 70's when Elvis was going to perform at the Long Beach Arena in California I stood in line for hours trying to buy tickets just to be told they were sold out at the window. I was disappointed and sad at the same time. I must say: I still love him so, and I am a fan of his to this day. He will never be forgotten.

[@mariann681]

" I watch my audience and listen to them and I know that we all getting something out of our system and none of us know what is it. The important thing is that we getting rid of it and nobody gets hurt"

[@kirarasmom4274]

That stuff in our system is self hatred from governments and religions not making us feel not enough. Making us feel we have aggressive and stubborn behavior used for survival on earth. Religions and governments teaches us to compress it. This create fears and triggers and it created during childhood. Adults when we are kids tells we are bad for being kids and acting like kids. They expect us to be act like adults in kids body. We grow , but in side we are hurt child with fear toward the world. Fear of getting hurt. We take the adults bullying , then turn on ourselves. We become a bully toward ourselves. We hate others, because we hate ourselves.

[@patiencecaso]

That was adorable 💖

[@kelliintexas3575]

@@kirarasmom4274 Well He LOVED AMERICA, LOVED GOD, So your wrong there!

[@kelliintexas3575]

@@kirarasmom4274 Elvis was fascinated by power and had almost a slavish respect for authority. His blatant sexuality had made him famous, but he also was shy, modest, mommy's boy. These multiple aspects of his personality seemed to enhance his image, accounting for the way his appeal bridged cultural, economical, and generational gaps all over the world. Women could Lust after him or want to mother him or be his little sister. He was so macho enough for young studs to admire, but he was also devoutly religious and believed in family values. In a strange way, Elvis has become Everyman. There was always some part of him that struck a responsive chord in the listener- as if he had become a part of you, or you of him. - Joyce Bova (Elvis Girlfriend 1968-1973)

[@marlenebergkotte3257]

I love him ever since '56 He was❤️He is❤️And always will be the greatest! the most beautifull! the most talented! the most humble! and so much more! 💙❤️💙❤️💙

[@allymayful]

Some interviewers are so rude, they make me sick. i admire Elvis for his politeness.

[@taramattiemanieram9317]

Yea what do u call singing he sell 5million RECORDS sold what do he mean what he call singing what kind of interviewer he is stupid question

[@taramattiemanieram9317]

If elvis Presley is so good in his singing can u imagine when he was 11years old how good he was

[@nitasheehan2704]

Me too.

[@Cynthia00007]

ELVIS has greenish💚blue eyes💙

[@resa.walters]

@@Cynthia00007 Not that we know of. They're blue.

[@H.C.Q.]

Just be yourself and you too will be like Elvis.

[@birgittacarlsson5645]

Wonderful to hear this interview. He didn´t pose, was always honest - that´s an unusual trait.

[@kelliintexas3575]

He didn't put on airs because of how POOR he was raised. He NEVER forgot it.

[@moekontze116]

Elvis was excellent at interviews❤

[@lechat8533]

10:02 Awe... He`s cute and funny and humble and very polite with this not so nice reporter.

[@lindamena4505]

Agree

[@sandramiller8701]

I love to hear him talk.

[@maryabdi2527]

How good to hear his voice.

[@joannemcclure3546]

Beautiful voice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@resa.walters]

His speaking voice is like getting caressed...💞

[@rubyreddy00]

What a beautiful dear spirit ♥️ God blessed you Elvis

[@sandramiller8701]

He always thanks God for his blessings Elvis Presley was something else.

[@maggieshome]

Beautiful voice love hearing him talk interviewer rude. Never knew Elvis had greenish blue eyes thought just blue he is so right you go to see a show for entertainment

[@resa.walters]

That's true, had anyone witnessed this greenish blue? Most of the time you can't see the blue as they are inky like indigo, imo.

[@edbrown4800]

The sound is very clear! Sounds like it was recorded yesterday!

[@jamesadcock5235]

His best car caught on fire day after he brought it. I thought I was unlucky. His parents deserve alot of credit doesn't matter hoe poor they were, they turned him into a decent person

[@resa.walters]

Maybe someone set it to catch fire. But that happened to my father so he says. I guess if it wasn't brand new it's got a better chance of happening. When I was 2, we had a German Shepard named shep, lol.

[@kiethee]

I think Elvis has always stayed the same honest and truthful some of the questions that people ask are really silly he really came from nothing and worked his way up to the top that’s a true entertainer that’s the way to do it

[@kelliintexas3575]

Those early years they did 3-4 shows a night. $.25 -$.50 a person! No hotel rooms, slept in a car on the road, No interstates all back roads 50mph & showered at DJ's homes or at peoples homes that came to watch the show. He often at dinner at their homes!! Tons of videos of the people who let him shower & fed him afterwards

[@alessandrazanette09]

I am not religious but I do believe in God and that all good things come from Him. Yes he did believe in our Lord

[@kelliintexas3575]

He meant like a Judgemental Bible Thumper of the day. This is when those people were eating him alive.

[@serenity8145]

This is a very clear sound for 1956!

[@lucreto956]

So amazing, so beautiful... Could play it over and over again and never be tired of it..

[@exdus235]

👍👍👍

[@gracieg7601]

This girl I know has a paper record but she can’t play it. She has no way to play it. She says I don’t know what is on it. She showed it and it looks like the one in the pic. I bet it’s this interview. Jon Daly at the Elvis Presley pawn shops has it. He gave it to my friend.

[@kellipooh-1987]

Omg love Elvis so much what a gentleman

[@gassbaggerwoods5955]

Elvis , i wish you everything your heart desires you deserve the world the stars too

[@Lglad_4]

I could listen to this everyday. He was so amazing!

[@elisabethvalade9866]

What an AWESOME, totally candid, down-to-earth man he was‼️🌟❤️⚡🌹

[@BizarreTattoosTime]

I love this conversation, and I love the response Elvis gave :o) Love you, Elvis

[@BizarreTattoosTime]

This isn't Tim Scott who wrote this, it's his mom. Mary Rudowski, and I am a fan of Elvis!!

[@sylviaaustinvallejo8421]

love listening to him talk..my first love...still love the guy..lol

[@tupelomiss5648]

I love the way Elvis talks. He has a very calming and soothing voice, he also very intelligent with his answers. He’s also honest.

[@janinefarris7565]

To any of you if there was any doubt that Elvis had wit watch this interview. He uses his innate intelligence which slice through a smoothness in politeness which is very cool that I'm sure with over the top of the interviewers head and that could be ever appreciated by the interviewer because he seems blindsided with a determined ambition 2 condescend. If this interviewer w e r e to see this interview that he conducted with Elvis and his earlier years, and realize how Elvis developed a s an artist I hope he feels foolish and would have maybe wish he could have interviewed him again and that would have been commendable.

[@cbeth9209]

Thats Elvis ...the laugh Is his laugh .....

[@Moody3863]

His voice is like asmr.

[@kevinkelly5569]

What is asmr?

[@Moody3863]

@@kevinkelly5569 Stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response; simply put, his voice is stimulating to the ear.

[@Elvista]

It is. Elvis' voice is used for therapy in many health benefits facilities and centers. Science has proven his voice has healing and calming properties. Extremely rare.

[@gracieg7601]

He’s sold 5 million at 21 and this guy asks him stupid questions.

[@christakulikowski7567]

Thank you dear honest sweet Elvis, it's wonderful to listen to you. No doubt - you are the greatest GENTLEMAN that the world has seen and we LOVE you for this!

[@r.d.g.7877]

That's right "Momma", knowbody and everybody is NOT Get'N hurt.... we all are jus hav'N'ah good Time...🕺🤗🎶🔊

[@patiencecaso]

Haha I'm glad he stuck with it 💖 legend 🙌 icon🔥

[@January.]

How can there have been only one wonderful person in existence

[@philippewaldeck2284]

good elvis

[@lechat8533]

@v04630 Thank you for uploading this nice echo from days long gone by :)

[@ildikonyilas4870]

From a great dreamy, talented teenager to a wonderful world star who stirred the "stagnant water" with his songs and absolutely temperamental dances and beautified the light music life, opening the way for others as well. Unforgettable. Thanks✌👑👼🌹❤

[@user-ol9hc4wx1w]

Thanks for his lovely voice....😢💋💋💖

[@gurmantarsunner3423]

thanks for this i love his voice and the fact i can hear it clear thanks so much

[@gregamerson9172]

Wow this was done 1day after I was born been an ELVIS fan from that day on TCB ELVIS FOREVER

[@Patracat]

Gosh, I remember these! I think I had them years ago. I also had the Elvis Sails EP which was great.

[@Anita66608]

THANK YOU! FANTASTIC!

[@robanderson7471]

Happy Birthday Elvis Jan 8 2021

[@deborahstevens9763]

Happy Birthday tomorrow, January 8, 2023. Love you lots.

[@Germania72]

Wow! That was rude! "Do you call that singing?" Geez! Do you call that interviewing?

[@sbmjforever]

How good was Elvis's answer to that though..

[@christinemorel696]

RIP Goat.☝️👍🕺🎸🎤♥️🙏

[@GEC416]

that's the most talking I've ever heard from Elvis besides his movies and at first I didn't think it was him but it was. As he spoke more I realized it was him. He had no idea in 1956 what a star he would become. Love love Elvis!

[@michaelmiller6848]

Wow. His pre drug yesrs mind has s very sharp. He had amazing clarity and wit

[@marcelomartinez1720]

great interview.. loved it cheers james ..

[@janinefarris7565]

What the heck what it is you do you call a singing at least that's what they say the interviewer says he should be ashamed of himself and I bet he got surprised that Elvis answered very intelligent 3 by saying how many records he sold so somebody calls it singing Elvis s LOL that was pretty clever! Maybe an interview or in those days will think twice before they interview him again after seeing this!

[@janinefarris7565]

This interviewer smells of underlying jealousy or Elvis and the way he try to rush Elvis finish what he was saying but he finally did and I find that rude to Elvis that Elvis is so pure he did not resent it he just wanted to finish what he was saying I thought that was pretty great that Elvis said please let me finish what I'm saying and and probably didn't find fault with the interviewer saying did he had to go rude rude rude what's this interview in my opinion lack of Grace that's why Elvis will prevail he had more class and a pure heart in this interview I was trying to explain things as he saw it. Good for you Elvis you got to finish and I hope you never let this jerk interview you again

[@Cynthia00007]

This interviewer, was a real jerk. I'm sure he was Green with envy, his tone of voice, he was just creepy at best. ELVIS handled it...smooth and easy, like the Sweet Southern Gentleman he was! ✌️❤️♾️✝️😇

[@juliemontileaux7467]

Love this !!!

[@arturocosino9946]

The king

[@michaelmiller6848]

" i just sold five million recorrds.... Someone calls it singing!". 😂

[@ajsmith5295]

Here in the uk this came out on a small 78 record that you had to fill in a coupon and get it through the mail, I have 2 copies.

[@heidivanooijen-blezer142]

Great footage! Authentic and honest Elvis. 😂❤.Thank you so much!

[@carmenaudi3178]

Mi bello Elvis maravilloso 😍😍😃 y esa voz que me gusta escuchaar me hace soñar contigo para ver cómo estás 😃😍💗💟💕❤️❤️😍❤️

[@blakemiller3032]

It's real I can confirm it

[@lourdestaveira7622]

Meu lindo Elvis que saudade de você fica com Deus beijos te amo para sempre...🥀💋👑⚘👄♥️🎵🥀💋👄👑🎤♥️⚘

[@MargarethaRydberg]

Ok I realize it now....a very young Elvis...sorry for doubting.

[@kelliintexas3575]

Its 1956.

[@1aceves]

How tall are you?.....6-foot even.....how much do you weigh?....180.

[@karineelizbaryan2789]

❤️❤️❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶👑👑👑👑🌏

[@deloresmartin883]

💕💕💕

[@nathalieferrando4294]

Je t'aime Elvis..Jesus et toi mes 2 amours ❤❤

[@Thebevn]

EM PORTUGUÊS DO BRASIL! MERECEMOS!

[@Davids-fb9ub]

Wow that means in 10 years when I'm 30 my voice could diff than now. Elvis has like a teen voice. Same with me except it's medium tone with a raspy voice a little bit.

[@mnksisters7177]

Dave S.

[@RoxyAiyana]

Yes your voice will sound differently 10 years from now...

[@leinonibishop9480]

How’s your voice now? Singing constantly also changes the voice. The vocal chords are a muscle that changes or grows over time with use and Elvis actively worked to improve his vocal range and singing ability his whole life.

[@marinatomassi2671]

un giovane ELVIS già voce meravigliosa

[@kazfleszar5899]

Interveiwer said hurry up we re run ning out of time i bet he would not say that later on .

[@user-gw7vy9bg1y]

Элвис Пресли. 1956 год, август, ему 21 год. Ровно через 21 год в августе 1977, его не станет, ему 42 года. 21+21 Мистика.

[@OstaraBooks]

I always thought it was funny they said he didn't smoke but he did smoke.

[@leinonibishop9480]

Did he? There are pictures of his dressing room door with a big no smoking sign they put on it and a lot of people that knew him claim he used a cigarette as a prop because he thought it looked cool but he never actually smoked it. He himself says in interviews that he doesn’t smoke.

[@gusjackson3658]

Just cigars, he picked up the habit in the 60’s.

[@dtm6358]

He did not smoke. Had cigars occasionally

[@kevinkelly5569]

Yes he did smoke Priscilla has said he did and theres actually footage from 1957 Thanksgiving where the cameraman "catches" him and Elvis gives him that look. Guess he knew it was unhealthy to a degree or something or cuz he was a singer maybe idk

[@Elvista]

​@@kevinkelly5569Nope, he did not smoke like a regular smoker. Elvis liked cigarillos...easier to pretend to be smoking with em. He never inhaled, jus blew the smoke straight out.

[@johnnyhollingsworth7494]

people want to know why i can't stand still when i sing.well, it's because i got to piss. thanks for listening, E.

[@tracie5245]

1:33. He found her but couldn't be with her. 😢 (And no, it wasn't Priscilla or Linda or Ginger).

[@kelliintexas3575]

I beg to differ. June Juanico 1956. She was the love of his too. Once you read her book, you find June throughout his life. She was the one that got away. He bought Graceland FOR HER, she started his spiritual book obsession & The Prophet by Khalil was given to him by her July of 1956... it was on his night stand the day he died. He bought other copies and gave them to friends but always kept hers, these picture of her were in his office her whole life, they came up with the TCB 🤣 code for the Memphis mafia (Red, Gene & The guys) The cherry Busters 🤭🤫, she died her hair black and he LOVED them matching with both blue eyes... sound familiar? Gladys loved her so much she told Elvis to marry her. He recorded songs he sang to her all throut his life. He checked on her throughout their lives last time in 1977. She even met him at the movies in 1965, and all the guys knew exactly who she was by name when they seen her in Memphis in the 1960s then invited her to the movies. Elvis and her picked names for their babies, Lisa Marie was the girl they chose. Marie is a family name for June. She seen him in Vegas several times. He pulled her into a closet and told her he loved her and thought of her his entire life. He asked if they made the right choices, and said he would take her if she just said the word... she told him she was married and had children. She said he told her 1956 is his most cherished time of his life and he quoted from the Prophet which is the title of her book. Those same verses he wrote in his Bible, Inside 'The Impersonal Life' and one a card in his wallet. I own a bunch of auction catalogs and I find pieces of June sprinkled on notebooks, in Journals with their numerology, even while he was with Priscilla & Linda. I am Happily married my self but I too look back at my first love with a full heart. To be young again! Here is the verses he & she shared from The Prophet: It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness, and I of your longings have built a tower in the sky. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half-waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream, we shall build another tower in the sky. Kahlil Gibran, The Prophet ITS BEAUTIFUL. Says Everything he felt 🥰😇

[@tracie5245]

Thank you for sharing this. I do agree that June was his true love. I enjoyed reading her book. He never forgot her nor found another like her. I've wondered if that is why he would never fully commit to another woman. Elvis mentioned once, "My heart was broken when a girl I loved upped and married another guy." I'm certain he was referring to June.

[@Elvista]

​@@kelliintexas3575where did you get your info from, my friend? Wrong on so many aspects

[@jittaun248]

Sounds like the interviewer was inserted or re-enacted...maybe the original interviewer's voice was too low.

[@user-gi7ej4dv8t]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂

[@user-gi7ej4dv8t]

Rjb

[@sciencelover7582]

"is what u do called singing" SIUGFRUFGRUGFU WHATS WRONG W THIS INTERVIEWER

[@resa.walters]

His eyes are blue. Period. Is this a fake interview???

[@MargarethaRydberg]

Yes I definitely think so but the speed is not correct, maybe that's why it sounds a bit distorted.

[@RoxyAiyana]

It is 100% real, speed is totally on point as well...

[@tinapatton7346]

And THIS is why Parker was the BEST promoter for The King '- til the 1970s.

[@cynthiacorcoran9389]

He was self made man

[@ikewp901]

Parker was the best promoter in the 50s, Elvis should have fired him in the 60s!

[@Cynthia00007]

His mgr, Andreas, should of never been anywhere near ELVIS. His mama, Gladys, Never trusted Andreas.

[@kirarasmom4274]

That stuff in our system is self hatred from governments and religions not making us feel not enough. Making us feel we have aggressive and stubborn behavior used for survival on earth. Religions and governments teaches us to compress it. This create fears and triggers and it created during childhood. Adults when we are kids tells we are bad for being kids and acting like kids. They expect us to be act like adults in kids body. We grow , but in side we are hurt child with fear toward the world. Fear of getting hurt. We take the adults bullying , then turn on ourselves. We become a bully toward ourselves. We hate others, because we hate ourselves. 0:22 Guess what , Mother nature and Divine gave it to us. What not good is how we use the aggressive and stubborn. But reason why we get over aggressive and stubborn from hurt . Deep , past hurt.

[@kelliintexas3575]

WRONG.

[@TheEternities1000]

Why does this sound staged ?

A hostile vreporter. Call it singing? Nobody? This repryer is a nobody for his malice. The media then was bad like today.

[@DanHolly3]

i dont think this is real...

[@RoxyAiyana]

It totally IS real. This is 21 year old Elvis...

[@thomasandersen2938]

A coruse elvis any real fan would know that

[@Cynthia00007]

Purist fans Know it's 💯 Sweet Young ELVIS!

[@deborahstevens9763]

Sounds like it was an interview from 1956. What is not real about that? A lot of interviews like this with him then. Reporters were not always that sharp in their questioning. I remember a lot.

[@kelliintexas3575]

These came with limited records. I own an original version was realeased in the RCA boxed set from 90's

[@5150Rockstar]

He was just waiting for the right 14 year old to along

[@Elvista]

Speaking from personal experience? Douchebag

[@YourTubeVideoss]

Still Vulgar .. Moving Like That .. Over Kill On Anything .. Elvis Could Have Moved Half Of What He Did .. And He Still Would Been Still Ok

[@myrel543]

Interwued by Paul Vilder.