ELVIS INTERVIEW! MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 1972 REACTION

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ELVIS INTERVIEW! MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 1972 REACTION
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[@DonnaShafer-w5i]

I am full of joy taking this Elvis journey with you. Honestly, this has brought me such happiness and I thank you for giving that to me. It brings back memories of me as a little girl 5 years old wanted to learn everything about my hero. My journey has continued all my life for an additional 62 more years . As I laid flowers on his grave last year I realized how much love and joy he gave my life. As I laid the flowers on the grave I remember saying thank you Elvis… thank you. The love I felt as his spirit surrounded me was a moment that I cannot describe. I made the trip to simply say thanks Elvis for all my lifetime full of those special memories with him. Seeing him live in concerts was indescribable it was intensely spiritual and remains the greatest of moments of my life ❤️

[@twanomusicreactions]

thank you for sharing and i’m glad you’re buckled up & ready to ride with me on this journey

[@TrthfulinNC]

I saw him 8 times as he visited North Carolina

[@debbyschultz1729]

Elvis was and still is "The Greatest Entertainer of All Time!" Thank you so very much for continuing your Elvis Journey!! You won't be disappointed! ❤❤❤❤❤❤!

[@rosecarr7956]

Elvis was not only an amazing performer but an extraordinary person as well. Thank you for finding his truths.

[@victoriarios3726]

We told you what Elvis was about. Elvis fans don't lie about Elvis and we will defend Elvis when people spread lies or hate about him. It's easier for the haters to run with a rumor than actually learn the truth for themselves. Elvis wasnt perfect but the more you learn about him you find out he is way more than what you see on stage. Elvis was so extraordinary that even with his flaws he was too good for this world. He did a post Army interview you can react to. Also there's a video for a song called "It's Now Or Never" and its the footage from when he came home from the Army. And check out "King of Kindness" It talks about his donations to charities or different causes as well as helping complete strangers.

[@twanomusicreactions]

thanks for the recommendations

[@beth3541]

I agree with all the but I think you would enjoy the post army interview. I am enjoying your reactions xx y​@twanomusicreactions

[@colmflaherty3963]

Just a few things on Elvis. He made the rank of sergeant in the army and he turned down the offer to be given special treatment, he just wanted to be like everyone else. He was black belt in karate. You can find it on KZbin here. Instructor actually. He never toured outside of America due to his manager Colonel Tom Parker. Some say he was a good manager others say that he pushed Elvis too much. Elvis has 21 no 1s- It is estimated that more than one billion Elvis records have been sold worldwide, more than anyone in record industry.

[@marion_R]

I love to watch everything about Elvis. I'll be with you on your journey. Thank you for this interesting reaction!💚☀️

[@twanomusicreactions]

Glad you enjoyed it, & thank you 🙏🏽

[@marygammons3323]

From a third generation Elvis fan thank you for taking the time to see who Elvis really was. I'm only 39 but I can't remember my life without Elvis in it. He was so much more than just an entertainer. He was an amazing person. My grandma and mom loved Elvis and raised me on Elvis. Elvis is family and Elvis is love to me.

[@kellipooh-1987]

I love Elvis so much. Thank you for the reaction I'm so happy to see more young people get to know Elvis. He was a wonderful humble giving man. He served two years in the united States army and it hurts so much to know he was afraid that he would be forgotten while he was away. ❤ and he was an amazing interviewer I mean he knew how to handle them with class.

[@wallflowerj6013]

A good man. Elvis is amazing

[@ruthanncrandall3978]

Exactly bcuz a singer would never criticize another singer.Elvis is the G.O.A.T

[@margueritavankempen850]

I have been a fan of Elvis since 1955,I am now 81 years old. Still love him forever❤

[@DonnaShafer-w5i]

I just wanted to let you know that I think you would be very deeply moved by a mini documentary and you could put it on you won’t be blocked. It’s called Elvis a generous heart. There’s a part one and there’s a part two. If you like, watching Elvis talk, watch welcome home Elvis interview at Graceland when he comes home from the army it’s a very cool interview and it’s our younger Elvis. You can watch the Elvis interview playing the Astrodome in Austin, Texas . I can’t remember if you watched Elvis in the black community you probably did but there’s part one and part two. If I think of anything else, of course I’ll comment but as usual I’m babbling OK sweetheart have a good evening. Thank you again.

[@twanomusicreactions]

thanks i’ll see if i can find it

[@MMVDupont]

I really liked this reaction, thanks. I related in some ways to what you were saying (or trying to say) about connecting with him in some human way while watching this, and even learning from him in some way. I have felt the same way sometimes while watching some of the footage of him speaking, even though he was alive so many years before me.

[@twanomusicreactions]

Thank you

[@jeannineballman7390]

I have watched a few of your Elvis videos now and I had to subscribe. I have been an Elvis fan my whole life and to see a new generation discover what our generation was so lucky to have in music is beyond amazing. Thank you for always showing nothing but love and respect for a man who gave all of that and so much more for his fans. You are a fine young man and it goes to show you that although wr come from much different times...and music has changed so much...not only does EP continue to stay relevant to those who take the time to get to know not just his music but him as a human being flaws and all...but music always brings people together. Looking forward to more of your Elvis reactions. I think that you would really enjoy the king of kindness and a generous heart. TCB ⚡️

[@lelieabraham9621]

My Dad was born in 1913 in Memphis and he loved Elvis. Bought all Elvis of his records. Daddy was cool with EP.

[@colleenluiz3678]

You definitely understand him. I love that your generation has a true appreciation of Elvis. One of the most generous people I personally have ever known of. He bought everyone Caddies and Lincoln’s and homes. Jewelry he would give to audiences members. One thing that sticks out to me and you should try to find it. There was a little girl in the audience that he realized was blind put the mic aside and talked to her and found out she needed a surgery he paid for the whole thing. True Christian gave cars to strangers. You don’t find people like him.

[@DonnaShafer-w5i]

I just wanted to let you know that you poured when you said that Elvis was in the military but I think you don’t know is he was drafted at the height of his career I believe 1958 or 59 so he left a major movie career, and we shipped off to Germany and served as a tank driver in Germany not in the barracks, but he was on the field during the cold winter, and drove a tank, but it was during the height of his career. He left that all behind to go into the United States Army. If you’re interested, there is a video of Elvis being sworn in Elvis getting measured for his army uniform him in the barracks. Maybe you can just Google Elvis Army videos you might find something there, but he didn’t do that before he got famous he had to leave a career behind, hoping he still have one when he got home.

[@twanomusicreactions]

ok i’ll have to check those out thanks for letting me know

[@Athena752-r6h]

Another great reaction! Thank you 🙏

[@lindabratcher4457]

You won't find anyone more humble!

[@sylviawhitfield8372]

I think you're zoned in because you're looking for role models and you see that they are rare. And you're watching for authenticity. It is rare but I hope you will always look for it.

[@Blainesingsit]

He did 2 shows a day for over a year in Las Vegas,like 600 shows

[@SharonBird-b9f]

I remember Twano I believe your in the military ty ,you are one of the most respectful, handsome young man on you tube, you are such a humble and good guy , I can tell you have a great heart ❤ ty I appreciate you the person you are ty❤

[@deborahwolz1628]

I understand you, and impressed with your whole attitude. I wish you much success in your life.

[@danieldonohue8725]

I know why you are zoned in. Appreciate you man. ✌️

[@barbarabrannon1542]

I think you are a very nice young man and you are respectful to others keep it up the good work

[@GKRENKEL]

Hey man don't assume people watching your video are all 70 years old. There is a variety of ages here..

[@napolinaluna2644]

you feel the spirit,it flows into you,

[@theapavlou3030]

Checkout the friendship and stories about Elvis & Muhamad Ali ❤

[@SharonBird-b9f]

Missed you Twano❤

[@theapavlou3030]

Y'all are 70. Some might be, ive been a fan my whole life but I'm only 48. You don't have to be old to google someone. He was super cool, stylish and beautiful. Elvis literally invented the Vegas residency, sometimes 3 times per day. Gruelling routine forr weeks straight , no breaks

[@sandralybrand9425]

Elvis spent 6 months on the front lies as a scout in 20 below in a tank facing Russia during the Cold war freezing his but off! He could've had a cushy job entertaining the troops,but opted to be treated like a regular soldier! He came out a master Sargent!❤

[@danieldonohue8725]

You are a very smart young man. Don't listen to negativity. You're very much a thinker. That's a gift. God Bless you and yours. ✌️❤️

[@twanomusicreactions]

thank you very much

[@danieldonohue8725]

Please respond to Elvis Tiger man. The beginning of Elvis that's the way it is. ✌️❤️

[@michellejackson6679]

Elvis respected all other entertainers and he never involved himself in Politics.. I truly wish other entertainers would keep their political views to themselves. Your job is to entertain.. not try to sway ppl to your point of view. Elvis wouldn't comment on the Vietnam war.. he was an entertainer and kept his personal views to himself.. I so RESPECT that. Elvis wasn't no dang stupid country boy... He was Elvis. Very in control

[@ronniepinson6670]

You are very nice young man.

[@pennyyoung3166]

Watch Elvis and the black community the echo will never die

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

why?

[@pennyyoung3166]

@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 shows how Elvis treated people and what kind of person he was Al green Stevie wonder Sammy Davis jr and others bear witness check it out there is part one and two Whitney Houston James brown in second one

[@colleenluiz3678]

He brought black and white together and he opened many doors for black entertainers

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

how so?

[@joniwilliams7780]

He really was shy

[@sandralybrand9425]

You're right that lady kept Trying to set Elvis up for a bad headline! The press was always trying to find dirt on Elvis his whole career!

[@darrenkoglin3423]

Elvis worked himself to the ground he worked himself to death for his loyal fans also he had a extensive payroll to meet so many employees he had to work his ass off and remind u he was extremely a generous humble man he had his flaws but as Jesus stated those without sin can throw the first stone.TCB&TLC

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

the colonel worked him to the ground. and Elvis allowed it.

[@douglassmith6663]

I believe he earned one million Dollars a show at the Hilton

[@colleenluiz3678]

His manager was a gambler heavy and he took 50% of everything Elvis did. He was in Vegas I thought it was 3 shows a day 7 days a week for weeks at a time.

[@pattythrower5700]

Elvis greatest entertainer ever keeps his opinion to his self, shame left wing Hollywood don't do the same

[@ellenbashaw5110]

They do ask stupid questions...very aggravating. Colonel Parker, his sorry excuse of a manager.

[@melissameyer9981]

Money is important to live. I don't like preaching but I do like saying don't ever forget who put you here on earth....and I don't mean your parents. ❤✝️

[@michellejackson6679]

I wish the subtitles weren't in French so I could read the questions coming at him.. I know that not your fault.. but I think all of us want to hear/read the questions.. my 9th and 10th grade French classed ain't helping me right now lol

[@saundraweber4395]

Son. Please hush. We're here to hear Elvis. No offense 😬

[@lynettebrinkman9552]

Best way to increase your vocabulary is to read books.

[@LaDonnaHudson-f5y]

Well, the ending of it got ruined for me seeing the colonel there. All that he did to Elvis.Well he'll have to face the good lord one day

[@Heidi51616]

Elvis is a blonde with blue eyes. He dyed his hair to look more dramatic.

[@declanroe5931]

U r gorgeous

[@carriemichelle322]

Just found your channel and binge watched. If I may request Elvis....King of Kindness and short version of Elvis....A Generous Heart and 200 Cadillacs. You will definitely learn about his character and how humble he was. ❤

[@twanomusicreactions]

thank you for sharing and thanks for the recommendations

[@sophiestelin8490]

Elvis was the most kind, humble, caring and loving human being. He was always respectful and polite.

[@russjohnson2478]

My friend, I’ve been an Elvis fan for as long as I can remember. I am 54 years old, and the first time I saw Elvis was watching the Aloha From Hawaii concert. I was three. I’ve spent my life listening to as much Elvis as I could find. There’s so much out there. And, at times when I see him perform live, I get awestruck all over again. I just become speechless. Elvis had that effect on so many people. People can say what they want about your generation. You are proof that we will leave this life in good hands.

[@twanomusicreactions]

thank you

[@scottmoore1614]

My parents saw him in Greensboro, NC in 1974. I was four years old. To this day, I wish they had taken me with them.

[@russjohnson2478]

@@scottmoore1614 my parents did the same damned thing to me. I was three or four when he was in Evansville, Indiana. I was too young. Yeah, too young g to see my momma throw her panties on the stage 😂🙄

[@elvis78ale]

Elvis was so humble and kind ❤ Thanks for trying to discover him 😊

[@DonnaShafer-w5i]

Check out Elvis and his daughter duets they are heartbreaking since his daughter died last year. She sold 3 gold CD’s His granddaughter Riley Kenough was just nominated for an Emmy

[@sopala3952]

Watch 2022 Elvis biopic…you’ll find out who the colonel was

[@AlwaysEPDoris]

Elvis was the most photographed man in history. He always was generous and did not get upset with the photographers and his fans. I enjoyed your reaction. Very intense and heartfelt. You were really trying to understand what kind of man Elvis was and take away some wisdom from him. ( I agree with you about the female questioning him, but notice he didnt react to her ).

[@jeannineballman7390]

This was a wonderful reaction. Elvis truly was the one. When you can see Elvis as an entertainer become intrigued and want to know more...when you can see Elvis as an entertainer who made amazing music had a voice like no other and loved his fans...but also can see him as the man..the human side of him and begin to understand who he really was I think that is when you truly become a fan. For me I just look at it a bit different. I think there are many that are fans of his music but those who are fans of his music and the man that he was that is when you truly become an Elvis fan. When you take the time as you do to learn about what made Elvis Elvis...where he came from and all of the great things that he did to help others...his humble and kind nature and his humor are simply wonderful. Elvis once said..."I don't care if the fans rip the shirt off my back...they put it there." I truly am enjoying you Elvis journey thank you for sharing it with us. Thank you for being so considerate about curssing however I believe that we all express ourselves differently...you are just passionate about what you do that's all. Keep being you..TCB⚡️

[@dasteffes]

That’s Elvis’ manage Col Tom Parker.

[@sopala3952]

How about Elvis interview when he arrives home back from army …yummy ! Yes I’ll be 70 in 34 yrs . Hey found you today and subscribed !

[@Rock4UNow]

Elvis didn't mind anyone taking pictures in fact he used to say "The time people stop taking pictures and asking for my autograph is the time I start worrying". This version of this interview is very choppy and about half of it is missing.

[@taramahoney2412]

You might find it hard to believe. Elvis was part Cherokee Indian.

[@Blainesingsit]

About 2,000 people visit Elvis's mansion every day, nobody has it like that

[@davescurry69]

This interview was not in Vegas, this was in New York talking about his upcoming shows at Madison Square Garden.

[@cindyphifer970]

Elvis always the best

[@michellejackson6679]

You are teaching me HOPE for our younger generation.. My youngest son is 24.. and him and his gf (22) give me hope for the future just like you are..

[@Joe-d3t1t]

Elvis was a good dude. Had it all, but always remained Humble.

[@ЛарисаМ-ц8я]

Я так рада,что молодое поколение ценит и не забывает Великого Элвиса Пресли.Он заслужил это.Добрый и простой человек Элвис был.Его щедрость не знала границ.Талантливый парень с глубоким бархатным баритоном ,он пел великолепно ❤

[@Joe-d3t1t]

For all he was blessed with, he was a very humble guy. God Bless Elvis

[@kellipooh-1987]

Colonel tom Parker was Elvis ' manager he used Elvis from Day one and took all of his money he was not a good man.

[@mimi-422]

❤👑👑👑👑👑❤️

[@christinemorel696]

Thank you Thank you, very much God bless you ❤your reaction to The G.O.A.T. RIP Elvis, The man,⭐👑TCB⚡TLC❤☝🙌👍👊✌👌🕺🎸🎤🇵🇷🇺🇲❤🙏

[@NancyMoran-r3b]

It’s so sad that doctors started giving him uppers and downers. He took many more than he should have; every day. Once he started working in Vegas, he would be up all night and asleep all day. This contributed to him dying too young.

[@moekontze116]

Thus was for Madison Square concert?

[@KarlaElaine100]

I would recommend watching the movie “Elvis” starring Austin Butler. While it isn’t historically perfect, it really does an excellent job of showing the Eastwood the life of Elvis.

[@Heidi51616]

Men copied Elvis’s sideburns.

[@delilahmorrow4606]

Years back when young men when they turned 18 Had to sign in. Then they was DRAFTED IN THE MILITARY.

[@magalylima8622]

Didn't you watch Elvis'movie in 2022? This man is his manager, the Colonel Tom Parker!

[@deborahwolz1628]

His manager was called Colonel Tom Parker, but he never was a Colonel and his real name wasn't Parker. Sadly, he took advantage of Elvis and did him terribly wrong, which I believe was the driving force to Elvis's demise.

[@Heidi51616]

Col Parker worked him to death to pay for the col’s gambling debts.

[@TrthfulinNC]

I met Elvis in 1977 and since have become best of friends with his personal assistant

[@dorisbrown5528]

In Las Vegas - he was required to do two shows a day 7 days a week for 4 weeks. Elvis lived in the ghetto. I don't care if you were sweeping a floor and Elvis came by, he would say hi and stop and talk to you. This was the most humble human being. He was drafted and he was a private. He refused special treatment. He cleaned toilets, did K.P. he was the same as any other soldier.

[@delilahmorrow4606]

At his concerts it looked like the 4th of July. Flash cameras going offby the hundreds

[@KarlaElaine100]

You are a deep thinker, Sir. It also seems like you are a bit of an empath…which means that you can put yourself in the shoes of another and imagine how they are feeling. Keep doing what you’re doing. Learning is priceless.

[@nathalieal1181]

A Las Vegas pendants 1 mois Elvis donnait jusqu'à 4 performances il me semble 2 tous les soirs et les week-ends 4

[@nathalieal1181]

Il n'y a plus d'artistes Humble comme elvis si vous regardez des filmes privés il salut toujours ses fans il à toujours de gestes gentils savez-vous qu'Elvis laissait entrer les gens dans sa propreté Graceland . Quel artiste fait ca aujourd'hui beaucoup d'artiste se la pète aujourd'hui ignore leurs fans pas Elvis ces "artisteslz" oublient souvent que sans leurrs fans ils ne sont rien.

[@nathalieal1181]

Ne vous laissez pas influencer par des commentaires de gens qui ne comprennes rien a Elvis Je rajoute une chose avez vous vu tous ces rappeurs avec leurs Gros Bijoux grosses chaînes grosses bagues Elvis l'a fait bien avant regardez les photos des années 70 Elvis avec ses bagues et ses énormes chaînes avec la tête de lion et la tête de bélier

[@joniwilliams7780]

Cornel Parker took 50% of his money

[@barbarabrannon1542]

Col Tom Parker is Elvis manager and he was not good for Elvis

[@delilahmorrow4606]

Las Vegas where he performed held 4, 000 seats plus standing room. No restaurant ❤

[@delilahmorrow4606]

The 6:15 biggest hotel, show house with a huge casino in LAS VEGAS.

[@delilahmorrow4606]

. Elvis was being honest. Its easy when u tell the truth.

[@joniwilliams7780]

Army

[@David-wr5wm]

U so cute

[@DanoSeer]

Elvis did two shows a day most of his life.

[@michellejackson6679]

Laughing a little bit here... those weren't sideburns... I believe those were called Mutton Chops or Pork Chops... lmao.. I just asked my hubby who is 11 yrs older than me.. he was a teen in the early 70's.. he said Pork Chops.. I'm just really glad I've never been with a man with Pork Chops on his face lol

[@michellejackson6679]

Can I Adopt you? You get it at your young age.. and I thank you for not cussing like you want to.. trust me I've heard it all... my daughters are the worst at cussing.. my boys give me more respect. The media is horrible and his manager.. Colonel Parker.. arguably the worst thing ever to happen to Elvis.. I believe Elvis would have become great without that conartist but who knows.. I do know that Elvis never did an overseas concert because Parker was a Felon and couldn't leave the country.. Imagine how big Elvis would have been if he'd been able to perform in other countries.

[@michellejackson6679]

Elvis was a human and a man.. come on.. he said some things not knowing he was on tape.. because back then it was tape.. He wasn't perfect.. he did drugs. He thought the drugs were ok because they were prescribed... he, I don't think realized, those prescription drugs were killing him. I do believe the man never had hate in his heart for anyone. He was a giver and when the ppl closest to him turned on him.. he was devastated.. that's when we saw Elvis go downhill. And I just know this from watching videos and talking with my Mom.. Not my era

[@lumpkin2143]

Your like watching an Elvis fan being born in real time. Its a beautiful thing

[@magnuslofgren2441]

He was handling booking shows, a sort of manager, but he was not a Colonel at all and his name was not even Parker, he was from the Netherlands and was here illegal... Elvis never knew that though, but a few years after Elvis died they found out...