FIRST TIME HEARING Elvis Presley - Hound Dog on The Ed Sullivan Show (REACTION)

[@jolenewitzel7919]

All that screaming when he first started that was the same when he died. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ronaldstokes4841]

Elvis also was drafted and served in the Army after he was already famous. It was a big deal when they cut his hair off. Girls cried.

[@dudeusmaximus6793]

We take it for granted now, but in that day this was blow-your-mind music, pioneering and off the trail. The other thing that gets me that any of these girls still alive are in their 80's and 90's.

[@cindyphifer970]

He was allowed to move more on The Milton Berle show, but they are all great. Love Elvis

[@Myboymyboy1212]

I love me some baby Elvis

[@tlbeman]

He’s so natural, and seemingly still kinda overwhelmed with the reaction he gets from the audience. So playful and spontaneous.

[@depper]

So why were they going crazy? It was going crazy because the studio is filled with young people that were ready for a new sound. They were rebellious against the social elites of the day and Elvis was already in a lot of trouble and banned from venues across the south. They were threatening to throw him in jail and he was already getting death threats. In addition, if a restaurant or bar played an Elvis song, there would be threats of violence from local gangs and community groups. But when Elvis got invited by Ed Sullivan to do his thing almost every TV in America was tuned in. Elvis changed the world in that one song. He changed the music business with that one performance. The old music was dead on that night. The music business and the country were being mobilized by young people. Soon the civil rights movement would break open in just a few years. Elvis caused the very first dam to break to tear down that wall of hate. He doesn’t get enough credit for that.

[@ppresley9208]

Well said ... TCB forever !

[@hothemeep1219]

A really superficial analysis

[@sharonporter7132]

Excellent narrative of the way it was and how Elvis started a change for the better. ❤

[@Wildlife_SA.]

Young Elvis, great music. He was a hit with the ladies for sure! 😅 more Elvis please!

[@denisehughes1972]

Elvis’ performance of Hound Dog on the Milton Berle Show is an absolute must!!

[@tlbeman]

If you’re talking about the tux-dog performance, Elvis hated doing that.

[@mbrights3158]

@@tlbeman She's talking about the performance that was extremely controversial because of how he moved. They showed clips of that performance in the Elvis movie. Elvis also changed up the ending spontaneously in that performance, and the band later explained they had no clue he was going to do that..and they just had to follow his cues to finish it out...:) It is absolutely one of the most riveting performances of all time--by anyone!! imo! :)

[@tlbeman]

Yessss! I wasn’t associating that performance to Milton Berle! Duh! He definitely threw everyone for a loop with that finish. Congrats to the band for transitioning to the slower, bluesy rhythm. Can you believe an idiot like Berle had his own show?🙄

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Absolutely! And hopefully the longer version where he slows it down to half Tempo unexpectedly at the end and really exaggerated his dance moves.

[@allanharris724]

Ur right !!! 👍

[@destiny6352]

Elvis shook up this world! There will never be anyone else like him! Great looks, great talent and a Heart and Gold!

[@robbansa]

Dig all your Elvis reactions.👌

[@sarahgarner5425]

Elvis always had a great sense of humor , especially about himself. Good reaction.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

He's 21 here. Can you imagine that. Millions of people watching on television and a screaming audience. And you should definitely check out the studio cut. And I would say that of a lot of these especially the early ones. Those recordings were revolutionary and that's why he had so many hits in a row. As others have said, you should check out his performance earlier that year and I think maybe June of 1956, on the Milton Berle variety show. This is the one that really set off a firestorm and why they would often only film him from the waist up sometimes doing his dance moves after that. If you can, make sure to find the longer version because in that one, right when the song is supposed to be over, Elvis decides to keep it going but at half-speed where he really exaggerated his dance move in the audience goes crazy and his band adjust and goes right along with them, because they were used to Elvis being unpredictable, and it was unpredictable in his life shows all the way up to the end. He always had the best musicians and bands around him. Even back in this early day.

[@rayc4244]

Elvis was 21 when this was televised in 1956. At that point - half his life was over! Hard to believe. It's good to know his music is still being appreciated all these years later.

[@sandyleewhite]

❣❣❣ *Elvis was really a quadruple threat....He sang, He danced, He acted, & He loved all* ❣❣❣

[@dougieyou]

Mesmerizing is the right word when it came to this . This was the moment that music changed for me and millions others. He became "THE KING" and he still is even to this day !!!!

[@anamariapalau1612]

yes, music changed for everybody, more before than the beatles and michael jackson...elvis is the only king and nobody can reach him! greetings from argentina 💓💖💝

[@vincentmaniscalco4421]

Elvis was a once in a lifetime performer !! You will never see another Elvis !! There’s nothing he couldn’t do ! I was 13 years old when my sister took me to see Elvis in concert in 1974 !! 7 rows from the stage and let me tell you Elvis wasn’t all I seen ! Women were throwing there shirts and bras on the stage ! Just for a second I did check them out ! 😂…. But all joking aside seeing Elvis live was an incredible experience ! I will never forget… The king 🤴

[@aprilnewsome1932]

😂😂 it's obvious why the women loved him. But now (MYSTERY SOLVED) why the men loved him so much. Kidding of course, but I'm sure it did help. Lol

[@joelteague1190]

Yes Elvis had a great sense of humor both concerts that I attended he would like that he would crack jokes he was funny

[@warrendelay]

I don't understand why stupid people keep recommending thi passive hound dog performance from the Ed Sullivan show. it was Elvis's performance of hound dog on the MILTON BERLE SHOW that he caused all of the uproar because of his wild moves.

[@catherinjenen5510]

Great reaction ❤❤❤ thank you I am glad you are doing a lot of Elvis

[@Indy1831]

Elvis changed the world!

[@Rcknroler913]

Greatest rock and roll song ever recorded.

[@jennymagidson1925]

What we should remember is that, although today the addiction/overdose potential of prescription drugs is common knowledge, back in the 70s, that wasn't the case. I guess we learned the hard way. RIP, Elvis, the original "hillbilly cat."

[@ruthsimon7035]

How i loooooove this man! He is pure perfection! Thank you!

[@jennyjorgensen9935]

I love your reactions. You mentioned that you played football, so just so you know, Elvis loved football and had his own team that he played with for many years, complete with uniforms and cheerleaders. He was a big fan of Jim Brown.

[@ikewp901]

Yes, there's a good video on YT about his love of football "NFL Films Presents Elvis" kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4rRfXaci5qKe9U ✌

[@barbmatthews5783]

I agree with some of the other comments you really need to do the Milton Berle Show of him singing this song much more wild in fact it was at that performance where the adults were in an up rage & called it vulgar it was FANTASTIC! Raw Elvis you would be doing yourself disservice if you don’t react to that show & do the whole segment with dialogue you will see Elvis’s charisma full on & his funny side it was so GOOD! I can’t get enough of watching it! Thank you for keeping Elvis alive for you younger generations!

[@gorse9030]

Great reaction and massive power to you getting your head around previous generations and times long gone.

[@marion_R]

Great reaction again!🎉 Loved it! Thank you!💚

[@lisaray9944]

You gotta watch him on the Milton Berle Show it’s shows his moves from the waist down

[@tmn_editzz]

Great reaction also I recommend you watch Elvis An American Trilogy (Aloha from Hawaii 1973)

[@shjssjjs7015]

The King The best The only

[@ellat2302]

loved your genuine reaction. 😃You’re adorable!! 😊 Us Elvis fans never get enough of him or the reactions. Keep rockin. 😎 😀

[@dianacordova1580]

You must watch and react to Elvis singing Hound Dog on the Milton Berle Show: “Elvis - Hound Dog and Dialogue - Milton Berle Show - 5 June 1956.” You can really see Elvis’ moves and he changes up the ending to the song! Fabulous!

[@Llabrickitw]

Elvis will never be forgotten by that generation, that was my mom’s generation. I get it, he was beyond amazing, I was a kid in the 70’s a teenager in the ‘80’s, Elvis transcends generations.

[@Myboymyboy1212]

White folk did NOT dance like this on stage so when they saw it they went nuts ❤ and it made them more curious about black music so this is what they mean when they say he opened the door for black artists in regards to mainstream tv and shows. Not in the way of he took black music and made it possible but more like holding the door open for them to shine ✨. I'm sure if it wasn't for Elvis breaking that mold then r&b and rock would have taken much longer to be accepted

[@JamesJohnson-ig6of]

@Myboymyboy1212. Good comment! Your explanation is right on about the morraies of that time period. THANK YOU for that!

[@patriciaesposito8941]

I believe Elvis is about 19-20-Ish here. He hadn’t even gone to Army nor do his first few movies yet.

[@kirsty-marie]

He was 21 here 👍🏻

[@colmflaherty3963]

It’s great how even in the 50s how Elvis could do this song different. There’s another version in the 50s where he really moves. Try -Got a lot of living to do. Thanks Dude 👍

[@Krow-go3ps]

He set the bar that they all still trying to reach today

[@U2walkn]

Elvis would have been 88 this January 8. Love your reactions, keep them coming! Warm wishes from Juneau, Alaska❤

[@suspiciousminds1750]

Elvis was 21 here. My theory as to why Elvis became so popular in the 50s with the ladies is that apart from the talent, looks and charisma, Elvis projected both vulnerability (before and after the song) and a sense of danger, during the song. The bad boy who needed to be protected. An unbelievable, unique and irresistible combination.

[@jennymagidson1925]

Very perceptive!

[@suspiciousminds1750]

@@jennymagidson1925 Thanks!

[@ppresley9208]

Well said !

[@suspiciousminds1750]

@@ppresley9208 Thanks, Cilla! ;-)

[@ppresley9208]

@@suspiciousminds1750 Don't I wish lol !

[@pennybrock4858]

Elvis had a great sense of humor

[@ianraymondback]

There's a much longer version with much more movement in it he was told to dumb it down after it because of all the complaints from older people about his sexul movement's

[@lilanisi]

He had churches and parents against him, saying it was the devils music because girls were fainting and hyperventilating everytime he shook his hips😂 different times

[@arieloh1767]

Great video!

[@TerryLee-e3c]

In the early days they would only film him from waist up .

[@julialesleysheppard]

Elvis was born on January 8th 1935. He would have been 88 this year. It’s wonderful that young people like you are catching the Elvis bug. He always worried that he never did anything memorable. He’d be so chuffed to know he is still winning hearts. 👌💕🕺

[@SweeranSwift]

The Goat

[@roseofsharon-47]

ELVIS was born JANUARY 8th.1935, and went home to heaven AUGUST 16 th. 1977. I love your reactions to ELVIS, Thank You !!

[@JonathanCalvert-p2c]

He was the best.

[@Judy0910]

In 1956, when he did that performance, he was 21.

[@asherasspirit7727]

Maybe try reacting to some of Elvis Presley's Gospel songs, I bet you would like them as-well. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this man's music. ✅

[@valerieultramaga]

Great reaction ❤❤

[@radiationsnowman]

Hey Shon! I absolutely love your reaction to this video and I love how excited you get about Elvis Presley, both as a younger performer, and as the older one as well.... Cheers my brother!

[@Phoenix7878]

It was the one from Milton Berle that pissed so many people off and changed everything, at least it was the catalyst needed at the time cause Elvis kept going n going

[@dorisbrown5528]

eLVIS WAS REALLY SICK

[@joecovey2235]

I am enjoying watching young people like you reacting to Elvis and others from the 50,s, 60,s and 70s even though much of that was from my moms generation .It's so fun and entertaining. Hope you'll check out a lot more artists from these decades along with the 70's and 80's when i was a kid. I think you'll enjoy it.

[@joanmatthews2570]

There was noone like him in the 1950's

[@sunnycrocker6016]

Is really funny at the end,he did a little bit of his dance, thank you😍

[@darkmatter6714]

There’s never been an artist before or since who can twitch a leg and send everyone into a crazy frenzy

[@eileenward]

My niece she’s only young she’s 7 and this song hound and jail house rock has been her favourite since she was only 8months old in her baby chair . I remember when we would go out driving in the car & she was about 12months by this time and before we would leave my house the only way to get her in her chair and stop her from crying we would put on her favourite songs of Elvis Presleys which is jail house & hound dog all she would do Is laugh and dance and when the song was finished she would cry for me to put the song back on again 😂

[@shellygill5029]

You've got to watch the movie "Elvis" to know the man and what happened in his life. Then you will understand how he does in fame, how he was used by those around him and how tragic his life was.

[@camiamayo5093]

Elvis was The Ladies Man❤ Elvis moved Wow when he was younger women used to throw their panties at him check out some more younger Elvis Presley songs then you will see

[@joycewalbert1413]

He was made to TONE it down on this show- , Check out Milton Berle Show!

[@randolphduke]

Young Elvis is the absolute ultimate! The interesting thing is that his performance and movements were actually a little toned down, because the networks and Ed Sullivan demanded it as a condition of even having Elvis appear on the show. If you want to see the "real" Elvis, the performance to watch was his rendition of Hound Dog on the Milton Berle show. That was the one that really caused a stir around the country. It's pretty crazy. Here's a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3ymfqBuoa6fna8 Keep up the great work, Shon. I've really enjoyed watching your videos!

[@TexasPicklz]

Elvis made 53 movies during his career. Most of them are filled with his humor as much as his music. Some of my favs were the westerns that he did. If you decide to add a movie reaction channel or if you have some free time... check him out! Love Me Tender was a great little movie (and one of the biggest songs in the world). Great reaction, as usual!

[@sallycook]

I think that 53 is a typo! He made 31 scripted movies and 2 tour movies.

[@TexasPicklz]

@@sallycook google was wrong lol

[@TheBohemianAngels]

You meant to write 33...31 movies and 2 documentaries.

[@Nate-zy5ce]

He might have been in his late teens, early twenties anyway. He was having fun with the leg and hip movements here. So many early on were amazed at how his whole body moved and grooved, they called him elvis the pelvis. And it had so caught on that he was having fun with it here. But some of his other early stuff, it was just natural rhythm, him having fun and his whole body taking up the rhythm.

[@alienape3171]

5:45 He was told specifically to not Girate his hips and his fans knew this was one of his more gyrational songs so they were expecting it. It actualy made some fans claim that he had changed and they demanded the Old Elvis back.

[@jorisvdkraats3849]

Great reaction! Also really cool from his young years are Baby I don’t care (1957 colorized) and I don’t wanna be tied (1962).

[@kirsty-marie]

Do you mean you're so square (baby I don't care) from Jailhouse Rock, why does it have to be colourized? 😅

[@richcarbone3683]

You should’ve checked out Hound Dog from Milton Berle Show it was much better and funnier, but every seems to do the same video from Ed Sullivan Show. I’ve seen only a few do the Milton Berle Show when Elvis did an extended improvised version that his band wasn’t expecting but jumped right in.

[@MaryJones-vo5nz]

Thanks man, I hope you'll react to "Mean Woman Blues" from movie Loving You. Also "Trouble" from King Creole. He made 31 movies and there are a lot of good songs. "GI Blues", "Doing the best that i Can", just so many great songs. Be Blessed, rock on.

[@mamaflush9945]

RIP: Elvis Presley 💔🔥U R Missed He really did have a charitable heart, he even helped to build a hospital. I wonder if you'd be interested in listening to some southern rock "Heard It In A Love Song - Marshall Tucker Band" Nice reaction thanks and have a great day

[@kathifielder1110]

New subscriber here. I'm loving your reactions! I could request Elvis songs all day long, but let me introduce you to some more great early rock 'n' roll legends that may be new to you: Little Richard - "Long Tall Sally"- from "Don't Knock The Rock" - HQ 1956 (2:04) Jerry Lee Lewis -Great Balls Of Fire (1957) 4K (1:57) Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode (Live 1958) (3:05) And known as the Godmother of Rock 'N' Roll: Sister Rosetta Tharpe "Didn't It Rain?" Live 1964 (4:16)

[@ajruther67]

Sadly dying young runs in his family. His mother Gladys died at age 46. Elvis died at age 42. His daughter Lisa Marie died 3 weeks shy of turning 55.

[@barbaramarkland7441]

ALL I CAN SAY I WISH THERE WAS A TIME MACHINE..🤗 BUT GLAD THAT I GREW UP IN MY TEENS IN EARLY SEVENTIES. LETS JUST HAVE FUN AND PLAY THE MUSIC SO MUCH TO ENJOY❤ TAKE CARE 💞

[@countrykitty733]

They banned him from shows because of that hip and knee movements and it was not purpose his mother said it was just something that started when he was a baby and would dance and when he played guitar it was more amplified.

[@clboelcke]

You MUST WATCH the Milton Berle show performance of Hound Dog-Elvis was AMAZING in that one -- he didn’t have the guitar in front of him and he did more dancing.

[@loyalistu.y.m]

I can't believe people were so offended about his shaking his hips and only allowing the camera to film him from the waist up

[@alienape3171]

Id give Elvis Trouble a listen.

[@dorisbrown5528]

IN FL HE WAS CHASED INTO A RESTROOM AND HAD HIS CLOTHES RIPPED OFF. THE NEWS ASKED HIM ABOUT IT AND DID HE RESENT IT, ELVIS SAID "THEY BOUGHT THE CLOTHES SO IF THEY WANT TO TEAR THEM OFF, THAT'S THEIR RIGHT.

[@wendymerrick3103]

If you want to hear something beautiful, list to elvis's gospel music. He truly loved the lord.

[@carlasavalli4698]

"Trying to Get to You" from the 68 Comeback. Trust me.

[@larryl1427]

The first time he played the Ed Sullivan show, they only filmed him from the waist up. This is the second one.

[@sherryreneau5140]

I'm sure you don't know this but when Elvis was starting out along with a lot of R&R and even country stars like Lorretta Lynn and Johnny Cash. (they actually traveled from place to place when starting out together at little Country Fairs, etc; They were pushed sooooo Hard with no rest they were exhausted and that's what got them started on the pills. Colonel Parker is someone you need to look into. He began the death of Elvis. He was a monster and a crook but Elvis was so grateful to him that it took him forever to finally ditch him but by then most of damage of the prescription drugs was already done. A lot of hollywood doctors were in on it too. They were bought out and they got the stars hooked, they would supply them the drugs. Just wanted you to know some of the history. Enjoyed your videos! TKS!! Sherry

[@elvis3569p]

Try Elvis performing Ready Teddy on the Ed Sullivan Show

[@jimgarvin6313]

Same song onley on The Milton Burel Show is a tad bit different. Great ending that Elvis did that the members of his group had no idea he was going to do. Thank you.

[@shawnblackwood1471]

just before these performances on the Ed Sullivan show Elvis spoke up about the polio vaccine at the time about 6% of the population had received the shot . After Elvis got his , the number went up to over 80% , that's the kind of influence he had on American society . I think this is a reason a lot of racist feared and hated Elvis and his music and his ability to bring black music into the mainstream .

[@JamesJohnson-ig6of]

The first "moonwalker", not on this Ed Sullivan Show, but there's absolute proof.

[@Coolrockndad]

You must watch the 2022 movie "Elvis". You'll love it.

[@ghosthunter7478]

That's when they told him that from then on he would only be filmed from the waist up. They said his moves were vulgar

[@sophiacanty3807]

Keep listening to Elvis. Check out his live performance of just pretend

[@charlesstraight5499]

I got to tell you that she talked about how loud the crowd is that was normal for most concerts back in the day because there were so many great acts and people would just go crazy screaming and stuff I mean look at how many you've already reviewed you and you're starting to get a feel for what it was like back then and it was absolutely insane some of them concerts. When I was in the Air Force The Doobie Brothers how to open air concert for the military for free there were several military bases in San Antonio and they held a free concert for all the military guys the crowd was huge The Doobie Brothers were great and it was so loud I swear it took a couple hours after that concert was over so I could start to halfway here anything it was just so crazy and that was the Doobie Brothers and they're really really good but there is groups way better and just imagine how the crowds with Scream of the Elvis concert or a concert for the Bee Gees or the Beatles or The Temptations and dozens of other acts just as good.

[@lilebb1657]

Elvis got all his medication from his doctors. Uppers to perform, downers to unwind. It got out of control and no doctor would tell Elvis no. He was against drugs use, but his was prescribed. 😢

[@gracielee4561]

Back in the day there were so many tv shows that would not show him from the waist down. The older women, including my mom thought that his gyrations were disgusting and sexually motivated.

[@charlesstraight5499]

I don't know if you reviewed the Elvis videos yet of Elvis Presley in the black community I think there's two of them now part one and part two but you haven't had a chance to review those you ought to check those out because Elvis had a great rapport with the black community and he did a lot of great stuff for them and I'm telling you the black community loved Elvis Presley so you're you're getting to see what everyone before you has already seen and now you can see why he was so beloved.

[@stephenmcdonald8013]

🙏

[@betsyjonex9364]

He is always kidding. He was messing with the screaming girls. They did that in every show. The women chased him from one place to another. I think he was 25 here. He had a 23 year career with over 700 songs and 31 movies. He is the best selling single artist of all time. Over a billion recordings. He is in 5 music halls of fame. He sang everything especially gospel for which he won 3 Grammys. Please check out his struggles in the 50's and how he was persecuted trying to do his music. React to "Elvis Presley and the Black Community" the echo will never die. Part 1 and 2. You are a great reactor. Be Blessed

[@travesotom6890]

He was 21 here 😂

[@dorisbrown5528]

hE'S TEASING THE AUDIENCE

[@kirsty-marie]

Yes this is a good version but the best and most controversial performance of hound dog was the milton burle show!!! That was brilliant, Elvis could move, his legs will blow your mind 😅👍🏻

[@barbararobinson8013]

He was 20 0r 21. His voice hadn't deepened yet. Tv sensors wouldn't show him from the waist down

[@queenofwater8783]

Please watch Baz Luhrman’s biopic, Elvis, starring Austin Butler as Elvis. It is an incredible performance.