ELVIS PRESLEY GAVE AWAY 200 CADILLACS REACTION |PART 1

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[@ppresley9208]

The essence of the man ... a giving heart and love for his fellow human beings ... the reason he is such a legend !!

[@cyrusparsa1724]

Once in a while, God , the creator, the nature or universe , whatever you believe in, brings someone on this planet to remind us that goodness and kindness has no boundaries. Elvis was all love, the kind of love that comes from your God.

[@MrAlanfalk73]

Elvis was beautiful inside out !!!

[@shirleycarr5387]

What a heart ❤️ elvis had.growing up dirt poor is something he never forgot.

[@scsu5085]

* * * An Observation to share . . . It occurred to me that most fans of any singers will of course love the music. Like frantic Beatle fans, or MJackson, etc. BUT.... in Elvis's case, they love him for what he was inside. I've never seen fans take such a personal commitment to any artist like they do to Elvis. As though he were a family member. This video touches on that.

[@moekontze116]

I don't think there is a celebrity or a person anywhere in the world who was this generous.

[@patticriss2238]

Everyone I knew in my town stopped what they were doing and the world just stood still. I was walking into a 7-11 when it hit the radio and people were walking in and crying and the radio was playing Elvis for a week. We all stood around for a good half hour . I’ll never forget it. I cried like a a baby. I lived in deep Deep South Texas. He was loved everywhere on the planet.

[@kimberlystankiewicz7961]

My dad started working for Cadillac Motor Car Co. back in 1954 in Detroit, a year before Elvis bought his first Cadillac. So my dad had some part in making every Cadillac that Elvis purchased.

[@Snorkebogan]

Looking forward to the next parts😊 Thank you and welcome to the Elvisfamily❤️

[@helenludlow2331]

wow not seen this before - Elvis was such a giving person - he loved sharing his wealth 👑🎧🎶🎤🎵💜

[@cindyphifer970]

Elvis was the most beautiful generous soul

[@lorisutton5267]

Hey sweetheart, love the car reaction, and yes when he left us I was broken and still am, Elvis wasn't supposed to die, he was a gift from the Lord and he saw that he needed rest so he bring him home. I was 17 yrs old and I was so upset,that I went by out and got so drunk, that didn't help, just trying to bury the pain. It was the worst day of my life, thanks Lori TCb 1935🤺🤺🤺🤺⚡⚡⚡⚡

[@jrc8640]

He loved to see the REACTION on people's faces ... quoted by his friend GEORGE KLIEN ... if you can't share your fame with your friends then what's it all for.. he gave away a lot of jewlery too ... he never forgot were he came from !!

[@cwasatko5601]

Elvis is the best ever ❤️

[@shawnblackwood1590]

In one interview he was asked if it bothered him fans swarming his car ripping pieces of it . His response ' well they bought it ' . He loved giving back .

[@f.t.p.offroadforgingthepat2775]

Just imagine if there was social media.. they said he was at the dealership for 15mins and 100 ppl showed up

[@angelagoodwin5758]

I've seen this doc a couple of times and I enjoyed your reaction to Part 1 of this. Looking forward to part 2. Subbed!

[@honiotes1]

You have a sincere spirit that shines through❤️

[@deannacrownover3]

My hubby was working at the feed store, (right across the street from Beeman's) filling burlap bags with feed, the day Elvis went to Beeman's Pontiac-Cadillac and bought the African American lady the Cadillac. Apparently she had the money to buy the car but, because she did not have her husband with her and, she was black, the dealership would not sell her the car. Elvis bought it for her. (I remember a time when women were not sold particular items if it was thought that it could be a danger to her. The item could be sold to her husband and then her husband could deal with the outcome but, lots of things were not available to women without the permission of their husbands.)

[@thomaspgreen6302]

I think he had a Youth center built in his hometown in East Tupelo. After his passing they turned it into a museum, I think.

[@davidschiech9188]

That's really incredible

[@cyrusparsa1724]

Elvis was rich, but not as rich of many big billionaires today that have much bigger mansions and airplanes, but none of these billionaires today are nearly as generous and giving as Elvis was. Most of his donations were anonymous and to total strangers.

[@anthonylockett999]

It's the 1st time I've ever heard this documentary. And loved every 2nd of it. And I don't know a 100% for sure but I don't think that was Elvis speaking. It might have been his words ,but for some reason the accent was off... I could be wrong. But I don't believe it was

[@sunnycrocker6016]

Watch community black eccept Elvis, how good a man he was, still love n miss him all this years✌️😭😭😭😭 thank you✌️

[@sherlshirley5713]

He knew he couldn't take his money with him, so he enjoyed all the things he worked for given!!

[@billb89]

His Denver crew said he bought 12 vehicles at one time and gave them all away. Wild

[@elvistcb3521]

Watch the full documentary some time.👍👑

[@tonyarenee531]

Making a Request for an Interview with his daughter Lisa Marie Presley / His daughter! talking about Her Dad .... She was 9 When He passed year younger than me! Lisa Marie Presley full interview from #ElvisWeek2018 Memphis 8.11.18 --- & Lisa Marie Presley Talks Elvis' Memories and his death 💓💓

[@TAnucci]

💕💕

[@tonyarenee531]

That's why I don't own a car for over 10 years now! I walk or I bus! Not tying myself down to payments etc Elvis LOVE To make Others Happy!!! So true He drove a truck and with that his dream was to have a Cadillac .... & Gave away SO MANY out of the kindness of his heart and loved the look on their faces to give them expensive things! Cadillacs Homes Jewelry He wanted to help others all the time! He knew what it was like growing up poor... and just wanted to share his wealth!!! Elvis had a heart OF GOLD! 🤗🤗

[@bravesoul5743]

I hope you could check out Elvis' CRAWFISH from King Creole! That song with Kitty White and the soul of that song is just unbelievable (thats how I feel it though).

[@Wildlife_SA.]

Great video. I haven't seen this before. He also bought his housekeeper: Mary Jenkins a house and a car... It's on youtube. You may want to watch that too. 👍⚡

[@garryellison9438]

Jerry schilling got a house too and he still lives in it.

[@patticriss2238]

I started driving in the early 70’s and I paid .26 a gallon. I drove a Datsun b-210 so $2 lasted all week. Hahaha

[@tcb2582]

Elvis got the Chief of Police in Denver a new car and it was on the news and the news anchor said "hey Elvis if you're watching i could use a new car as well" the nexyt day he comes to work and a new car is waiting for him

[@garryellison9438]

That's true he bought many cops who moonlighted on his security team cars

[@marlewin5249]

Elvis was 21 when his career took off in 1956. You thought he was in his thirties 😂The guy passed away in 1977 at 42 the way you think he would have been much older. He was born in 1935-1977.

[@moekontze116]

Sir EP was very deep thinker n interested in knowing who you are as a person

[@DarkSkies72]

JD Sumner said, “Elvis Presley was the closest human being to Jesus Christ he ever met.” Not Jesus just Jesus like. This much is true, there will never be another like him. Not just as a music pioneer but a man with a great heart who shared his wealth. He almost died broke at 42 because he gave away his fortune. Who else even comes close to this man? No one, for many reasons he remains The King 👑

[@loupeora6013]

Times were different, people were different.. not much you can do about it.. simpler time than today..

[@sophiacanty3807]

Listen to you’ll never walk alone

[@garryellison9438]

That song is the Anthem of my home town football team Liverpool FC , but its Elvis version I want at my funeral its truly amazing .

[@TheSpitmitt]

Elvis was in his early 20s at the beginning when he spoke.

[@aznmozez2214]

Elvis being Mr Beast back then

[@moekontze116]

Classic cars

[@leroyleach7581]

FYI...I also took Karate under Kang Rhee(1962 all Korea Champion)...for about 1 1/2 yrs(mid 60's)nice guy slept on straw mat in back of his dojo on Poplar Ave. never saw Elvis there though.

[@garryellison9438]

Elvis gave him the money to open the dojo

[@billwince7907]

In 1972 Cadillac we're about $8,000 in gas with 36 cents a gallon

[@robbansa]

Very good reactionvideo.

[@mikimike]

Back in those days, American cars were still #1. Toyota's, Datson's (Datson now known as Nissan), and Honda's were small and plain-looking, compared to American cars.

[@tapsa412]

⚡⚡⚡❤❤❤🇫🇮

[@shawnblackwood1590]

He was 19 at the time .

[@u.s.veteranandpatriot7511]

gas in the 60s under .50 cents

[@ROCKIN-AL]

He was 21

[@sophiacanty3807]

Listen to long black limousine. It’s sad

[@jayviviano109]

I wonder how many people actually know who the woman Elvis bought the car for (her identity) that Linda is describing in her story at 15 minute mark. I know who it was. It's an even better story than him just buying her a car.

[@choice12ozborne]

Afterthought brother, did you know Elvis had a twin brother? I think the baby died at birth. Somebody in here can help me out because it's way before our time

[@garryellison9438]

Your right his twin Jesse garon and he died at birth.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Elvis suffered from deep depression many times in his life because of the loss of his twin brother.

[@wgnation351]

Elvis had a few Lincolns also. Linda later married Bruce Jenner. I am not a fan of Larry Geller.

[@nathanrodriguez9470]

Gas was cheaper under the Trump Administration

[@texasgirl6000]

Larry Gellar was just as bad for Elvis as Tom Parker was....IMO.

[@garryellison9438]

100% true , an absolute parasite .