ELVIS PRESLEY MADE EVERYONE GO CRAZY! Baz Luhrmann's ELVIS "Hayride" Movie Trailer Reaction

[@kiwimatt6891]

Thanks guys. Really enjoy your channel - and your genuine Elvis journey. Keep going with it inc the documentary stuff. It’s super fun to learn with you. Go 50K you deserve it

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Thanks so much for supporting us & our channel! We're glad to have you on this journey with us!

[@rhondadrummonds9439]

Elvis was a huge fan of black artists of the time and credited them for his style of dress and singing.

[@jmartinez9332]

He's sold anywhere from 1 to 1/2 billion records worldwide and never played outside of the U.S. except for Canada. That's without MTV, internet, smartphones 500 channel satellite TV etc. Biggest Star by far in this counties history and 1 of the biggest worldwide. Without Elvis there's no Beatles.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

💯

[@christineoneal666]

Or Queen, or Led Zeppelin, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, etc.

[@thomaspetersen9991]

The biggest Star ever

[@willblaylock8223]

Im 14 years old and i can tell you that elvis is the greatest singer and entertainer of not just the 20th century but of all time.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

We're so glad you love Elvis!

[@willblaylock8223]

Thank you

[@Axeman517]

So great to know the younger generation recognizes Elvis’ talents!

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

@@willblaylock8223 You're welcome! 😊

[@JasmineMariscal17]

Yeah I'm 14 year old too

[@EmilyEmilyEmily01]

My mom always said she would have been one of those screaming girls. Back then dad ruled what was on the tv so she didn't get to watch. It makes me laugh/smile thinking about her at 15 going crazy for Elvis

[@moviequeen5101]

Elvis Presley could just standing before singing girls would just lose their freaking minds🤯

[@thomaspetersen9991]

Just the best ever Elvis Presley hugs from Denmark and spain

[@ElvisLass35]

I am watching on the big screen, in the UK - can’t wait to watch your review. TCB

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

We're going to watch it at a drive in to feel nostalgic lol

[@ElvisLass35]

@@TheDemouchetsREACT wow!!!!! Now that sounds amazing!!!!

[@kiwimatt6891]

That was fire guys - your reaction was awesome. You both got carried away like the crowd did !! Loved it - priceless. His ex wife and his daughter have seen it and have stated that it is a brilliant film that accurate portrays EP and bought them both to tears. The actor Austin butler apparently does a phenomenal job playing him, and that’s no mean feat for such an icon. Tom Hanks also does a great job they said and a lot of the story revolves around his relationship as te manager. You guys rock as always - 50k won’t be far away for such a good channel 💯 oh and this was on the hayride in Louisiana so you picked the south bang on. 1954-55 so very early in his career.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Thank you! June can't get here fast enough. We're looking forward to this. That makes us so embarrassed because we are from Louisiana 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾 although we weren't even alive yet😂.

[@kiwimatt6891]

@@TheDemouchetsREACT haha that is funny. But you got a wry good excuse.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

@@kiwimatt6891 Right!😂

[@christineoneal666]

@@TheDemouchetsREACT No need to be embarrassed. Ya'll are still quite new to Elvis's story and your age(coming after Elvis died). The important thing is you love him and the info will come.

[@naomiwarner7117]

This was when EP first started out, The Louisiana Hayride! He was 18 or 19 yrs. old.

[@naomiwarner7117]

He first sing at the Grand Ole Opry, in Nashville TN but, they rejected him because of the way he moved. He then started touring with the Louisiana Hayride!

[@laurasotomiranda1488]

I watched it the opening nite n Yuma Arizona, been a fan since 5 years old n absolutely loved the movie. Happy to see that someone finally did him justice so a huge shout out to Austin for the amazing job on playing Elvis he did not disappoint

[@LaptopLarry330]

In this film clip, Elvis Presley and his band are debuting on the "Louisiana Hayride" Country music radio show, that aired on KWKH, Shreveport, Louisiana. The radio show was a direct competitor to "The Grand Ole' Opry" radio show on WSM Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis Presley and his band were performing in the Deep South, and most of the people were "Bible-Belters", and were political and religious Conservatives, even by 1950s standards. They had never heard a Blues song, or seen a Blues singer. Blending elements of Blues and Gospel into his Country music act, along with Presley's then-provocative stage performance ("working the crowd") was revolutionary and controversial for its time. Virtually all of the women had never seen a handsome man like Elvis Presley turn them on like that, inspiring sexual feelings that they had been taught to suppress by Southern society and Southern Christian churches (specifically Southern Baptists of that era) for generations. It was an enormous release of "sexual tension" for these women, and later, for the teen girls that would become his fans a year or two later.

[@paulasmith3179]

Elvis had an effect on women that no one else has ever had. Great reaction,thank you.j

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

You're welcome! We're so ready to see this movie.

[@willblaylock8223]

Some

[@willblaylock8223]

Same

[@darylesells19]

I’d argue that the closest competitors to the King have to be the Beatles. They were on that level for sure! You could at least *hear* Elvis sing at his shows, while virtually no one could hear the Beatles with his psycho their audience got. Not even the guys themselves sometimes.

[@JohnSmith-sw4tn]

I'm in New Orleans I used to be a Elvis impersonator years ago back in Las Vegas it landed me the movie 3000 miles to grace land

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Awesome!

[@kenwall777]

The opening pink suit swivel hips was at the Louisiana Hayride in Shreveport. I've never seen a soul with the God gifted talent and the overwhelming charisma that Elvis had.

[@user-ma8ni8fe8st8]

I AM AN ELVIS FAN FROM GREECE 🇬🇷 AND I'M COUNTING DOWN THE DAYS TILL JUNE! TCB!👍

[@jameslytle8527]

His Debut at the LOUISIANA HAY-RIDE in Shreveport was 1954, if memory serves.

[@CW-user]

Looks like Elvis was drinking an RC Cola.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

I forgot the bottles were shaped like that back then.

[@Axeman517]

Definitely. He wasn’t a big drinker of booze.

[@joepruna3072]

Like you guys I laughed through the whole clip especially when that older woman stood up and screamed I was rolling on the floor,can't wait to see the movie.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

😂😂 So ready for this movie!

[@oneafter9095]

Obviously this was early in his career…here he’s performing on the Louisiana Hayride radio show, either late 1954 or early 1955 shortly after being rejected by the Grand Ole Opry back in Nashville…the country music traditionalist didn’t care for Elvis’s high-energy brand of Rockabilly, nor did many of the adults..they didn’t want their children, especially the girls to be influenced by this new brand of race music…that’s why the Establishment which was mostly white tried to stop it from crossing over into the mainstream music which at the time was mostly conservative squeaky clean vanilla. I’ll try my best to give you a timeline…July 1954, 19 year old Elvis has his first big commercial hit for Sun Studio’s with ‘That’s Alright Mama’ a song written and sung by black blues artist Arthur Crudup back in 1946…and so by 1955 Col. Parker step in and proceeded to exploit Elvis’s career to the hilt.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Thanks for sharing!

[@LovelyLies16]

The time period is very important to consider why Elvis' dancing had such a huge impact on audiences back in his day. This time period was an entirely different era. Dancing was to be more "clean" and chaste compared to his wiggling and energetic dancing. His moves were considered outright vulgar by many. The parents of Elvis' teenage fans wanted him arrested for being "inappropriate" and wanted him "canceled" as we would say today. This is why he was so huge; he was something totally different compared to other "clean" singers.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Thanks for sharing!

[@cindyphifer970]

I hope this movie portrays him as the beautiful soul he was

[@JHargis68]

According to Lisa Marie, who's seen it twice, it definitely does.

[@kathischoonover5436]

I think when he appeared on the Ed Sullivan show. They only showed him from the waist up. Because of the way he was moving

[@waynecoker7129]

did yall know when ELVIS had concerts people from around the world came to see him ! this never happen before and sense ! i know because i when to two of this concerts and it is no words to tell yall how AMAZING he was ! when ELVIS walk in he took control of everybody ! no one else can do this !

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

So cool!

[@stevepomeroy-rockin-pa-realtor]

Stroudsburg Pa --- DEFINITELY watching on the BIG SCREEN too! In fact Ill be picking the BEST video/audio experience in a theater I can get AFTER going to BECKY'S DRIVE IN THEATER in the Poconos PA. Its an OLD FASHIONED DRIVE IN outdoor movie theater. Just so I can really feel the NOSTALGIA. And Im bringing the FAMILY! So I'll be going at least twice.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Awesome, Steven! We're watching at a drive in theatre with our kids as well! This just may be the movie of the year!

[@markphillips480]

I was born in Tupelo Mississippi What his father lost his job they moved to Memphis Tennessee dirt poor yes song by Elvis singing in the ghetto he grew up in the ghetto for real

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

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[@nuttybangerz]

Bruh I loved yall reaction 😂, this gonna be a good movie fr 💯

[@hasanhuseyin2353]

I think the performance you watched was when he was with sun records getting ready to leave for rca this film will be the film of the year you can tell it’s gonna be special remember elvis was the first person to have fans go in a frenzy like that back in those days he paved the way for that he was the first person to buy there mum a big house and car so when you see rappers buying mum houses cars etc etc and have the world go frenzy over you he started all of this he was also the man to break down racial barriers at a time in America where racism was so bad he had black background singers and no one could tell him nothing this man is still an inspiration for many people still including me

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Thanks for sharing!

[@suspiciousminds1750]

It was the Louisiana Hayride 1955/6 . That's the south, isn't it? ;-)

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Oh wow! We're from Louisiana! Now I have to research this. & yes, it is.😊

[@deboisblanc]

Shreveport LA.

[@gamingwithcheese8296]

No it was not

[@gamingwithcheese8296]

It was 1954

[@timpress3555]

You are just absolutely bomb and marvelous for saying shout out to them for giving you such a clip. You are marvelous you really are! Just gorgeous! You’re super super nice and super smart and appreciative

[@karentranter7806]

Great video guys, Love your enthusiasm Brilliant!!! Thank you xxx 💝

[@ruthanncrandall3978]

Hello from Ny and yes I’m definitely watching it so excited

[@monymendoza3708]

I hace seen so many reaction about this movie (and many more things), but I really love yours guy! Love the positive vibe ❤️

[@stevew7692]

This was 1954/55 at the Louisiana Hayride so Elvis was about 20yrs old.... something totally different to anything that had happened before....Elvis was a white boy singing and moving with black music..

[@laurfert1968]

Je vais me précipité au cinéma ! quelle fougue ! en France le film sort le 22/06/2022 soit deux jours avant les usa

[@hawkeye8712]

Hey what's up fellas I am originally from the state of Texas, but currently living in Atlanta Georgia. Thank you guys for this video I cannot appreciate it more God-bless

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@shanerose7204]

This, The Gray Man, and Top Gun: Maverick are without a doubt my most anticipated non comic book/sci-fi films of the year. 😎👏

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[@charlesm.9858]

Aloha!!! Watching it in Blue Hawaii!!! Mahalo for your Video!! 🤙🏼💕

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Aloha friends! Thanks for tuning in!

[@JHargis68]

Elvis didn't drink alcohol so the beverage was necessarily non alcoholic. This clip dramatizes one of Elvis' performances on "The Louisiana Hayride", which at the time was kind of a poor man's Grand Ole Opry.

[@delorespetree3243]

I am going to the theater in spring tx

[@gbbryangad]

Shit yes!!! I’ll see it at least 5 times I’m sure. I’m 56. From Chicago.

[@spacefox1016]

I'll definitely be watching it at my local cinema in Leicester, UK. I can't wait for June 24!

[@mireillejeanfrancois4064]

I'm so excited for this movie!! I'm so glad that austin bustler is playing him. Ik he's gonna kill it! Will be seeing it in theaters on Friday June 24th from Miami.

[@cindyphifer970]

This was at the Louisiana Hayride

[@phillipmurphy4964]

The lady screaming nooooo is clearly not a fan and back then the older generation saw this as the devil music so that’s why she screamed noooo (I hope I’m right) 😂

[@steenhouwerstefan]

great video reaction !

[@2stevenshane]

we saw it on the big screen in Austin,tx. fantastic

[@KingDanvante]

I was hoping y’all would react to this🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

💯 hopefully, they release another clip. This was fun!

[@shirleycarr5387]

Elvis favorite drink was pepsi

[@pacerusa449]

Awesome Presentation.. only one Elvis 🎤

[@marielugo5464]

Elvis took to the stage what no regular women were allowed to see in those days.

[@ALX65]

Personally I think they all got possessed by deamons lol,but anyways, the boyfriends are like "bro,you still wanna Date me after this" the guy at 4:12:😅

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

lol right! He was not happy!

[@timpress3555]

I am in Homestead which is just south of Miami. It used to be a little agricultural town and now it’s becoming a booming suburb and we have this beautiful new movieplex call ShowBiz down here where we have bowling and that’s where I saw it and they have these luxurious seats and you can’t even sit up straight you have to lay back almost like you’re in a recliner. The seats are electric they’re super cushy and nobody gets in your way no head is in your way ever. So that’s where I saw it. My sister and my best friend up in Detroit site in probably Southfield or Troy I’ll try to Detroit maybe in Detroit I don’t know . And my best friend took her darling husband from Cuba and their daughter who’s only 19 to see it and she said woo hoo

[@timpress3555]

This scene represents Elvis‘s very first performance being himself and acting the way he wanted to end dancing like African-American people the way you wanted to he learned from BB King and Mahalia Jackson and little Richard because they were in the Memphis bars then Elvis visited and learned from them there. He was super super super sexy and no one had ever seen a white man dance like that ever ever in history before Elvis did it they saw Fred Astaire dancing they saw Jean Kelly dancing but they never saw a man being sexy who was white never and he did and he made them go crazy so this is supposedly his first performance on a stage he had fam that that with little recording studio and the lady at the end who screams really loudly is one of the people who told her husband that she believed in him. But he had never performed anywhere he is right here performing for a hayride radio show and he was 19 years old and he drove women crazy and that’s when that was that was before anything else happened that was his very first performance you guys are adorable.

[@MetalphysicalMel]

This performance was in 1954 -- he was19.

[@nancy9891]

He didn’t drink. It was probably water

[@gamingwithcheese8296]

It’s 1954

[@patbaker5359]

Elvis didn't drink. I think it was a coke.

[@swimcalgal]

He was drinking cola