FIRST TIME LISTEN | Elvis Presley - Suspicious Minds (Live in Las Vegas) HD | REACTION!!!

GO SHOW LOVE TO ‪@elvispresley‬ LINK BELOW
• Elvis Presley - Suspic...
#ELVIS #SUSPICIOUSMINDS #ROADTO50K
I HOPE ALL OF YOU ENJOYED THE VIDEO
FEEL FREE TO FOLLOW ME ON MY SOCIAL MEDIAS LINK BELOW
MERCH STORE:
vibes-spot.cre...
PATREON CHANNEL: www.patreon.co...
RAPGODNFT DISCORD LINK: / discord
FOLLOW ME ON ALL MY SOCIAL MEDIA
Twitter @RayVibe
Instagram @rayvibe5
tiktok.com/@rayvibes3
FOR DONO REQUEST DONATE TO THE LINKS DOWN BELOW
For promotion email [e-mail]
VENMO: @Ramon-Munoz-50
cash.app/$rayt...
THE SHAKEY VIBE PODCAST CHANNEL PLEASE SUBSCRIBE
/ @theshakeyvibepodcast6472

[@amandarayray9340]

Elvis understood human suffering and I think that was what made him really different. One of my favorite Elvis stories is Christmas Eve, he would go down to the local jail to talk to inmates and find out if their families/kids needed anything. His dad had been in jail when he was little so he understood what it was like for the kids to be without their dads and the stigma that came with it.

[@richardeidemiller6739]

Excellent commentary. The man was something else. It doesn't matter how he died. He can rest knowing he was kind and generous and lived life on his terms. He didn't have to tear down others to elevate himself. He stole from no one, downgraded no one.He was a unique individual on so many levels. Visually and vocally he was stunning and that came from what he was on the inside. Vicki

[@christopherone1]

agree. from what I understand, Elvis always tried to uplift other entertainers, refused to talk badly about their craft, artistry. He seemed to always be so generous to all whom wanted to meet him (Elvis over anyone else), i.e. The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, the list was endless...seems anyone and everyone just wanted to 'meet elvis' and he'd oblige...inviting them to his home, on his plane...how weird it must have been for him. Funny story about Bruce Springstein clamouring to meet Elvis, nearly breaking into his house.

[@beesea105]

Sad part is the people he trusted most were the ones that let him kill himself

[@susyq810]

Beautifully said Vicki

[@lechat8533]

@Richard Eidemiller So well said! Thank you :)

[@sylviaclaudette8689]

It does matter how he died. Some people are guilty.......

[@oneluv697]

Elvis was a real genuine human being the kind we need more of today

[@alameas6358]

Every single live video of Elvis is great, but "Suspicious Minds" is the icing on the cake! 🍰

[@iblogthereforeiam4267]

I also thoroughly enjoy "Polk Salad Anne" equally as well 🤗 I would love to see a reaction from Ray on that one 😀

[@paulasmith3179]

I bet that audience is still talking about this performance. I love that you are introducing Elvis to a new fan base. Thank you great reaction.

[@vibereacts05]

You bet!

[@hookedonreactions7649]

@@vibereacts05 check out Dolly Parton’s philanthropy and comments, she picked up the mantle.

[@cynthiajamison4006]

You made me laugh and cry with this one. He was amazing, he was one-of-a-kind and you're right, the mold was broke when he came into the world. Compassionate, extraordinarily talented, giving not only of himself, but every thing that he had to his fans and to those that he loved. He loved to have a good time on stage and had a great sense of humor. The emotion and energy that he put into every performance was unparalleled.

[@Freethinker632]

You crack me up with that line “Relax!! You just got all of Vegas pregnant” Elvis the pelvis was a generous good human! His greatest joy was giving. I live in Memphis and I remember back in the 70’s when random people would be on the news saying that Elvis just bought them a car. What a shame that the money hustler’s worked him to death. So genuine this guy

[@Derek-jt1hok]

Yeah he was generous.. in more ways that one?!! Hahaha.. lucky son of a ??? Hahaha

[@Derek-jt1hok]

Shit why wasn't i around back then?! Hey Elvis i like the look of that car!! I always miss out!!! Story of my life!!! Hahaha👍

[@hillsboroughguy]

Excellent reaction as always! Thank you for your nice words about Elvis because everything you said is exactly true.

[@vibereacts05]

Thank you too!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Btw, Ronnie Tutt is his good friend and drummer and you are exactly right, they were egging each other on in a big feedback loop. Ronnie had the ability to just go nuts and drive Elvis crazy but then Elvis would always try to take the upper hand and push him even harder. And he did this with other members of the band as well. But that is definitely a really amazing moment.

[@rik6696]

And THAT is why Elvis is the King.

[@maynecob]

@ 10:10 You nailed it ! "Elvis is a type of superhero that we need right now..." Well said. I'm digging your love, laughter and enthusiasm.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Fwiw man I'm seeing it right now. Yeah this is an iconic performance. But I love how much you appreciated him messing around with his band, and he messes around with the audience sometimes just like that. But you have to understand there is a context here. He was tight with everybody in his band, including his backup singers. And that particular woman? She sometimes went out of her way to prank him in practice. And they got into a habit of they would try to startle each other. So the fact that he did it on stage and you can see her laughing her ass off and blushing even before it happens and then definitely afterwards, and then he could barely keep from bursting out laughing, that tells you everything you need to know. I'm so glad you picked up on it. A lot of reactors either do not or barely do or they misinterprete it or something. You're right on top of that man.

[@michaellawliss3049]

Bwahahahaha...waiting for your Elvis reactions is like a kid on Christmas bro. What a freakn treat! LOVE LOVE IT BROTHER!!🤘😝🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯🙏🙏🫂🫂🤜🤛

[@kimdees6047]

I just choked on a piece of candy gum when you said Elvis was black😂😂😂 Ray, you are the best

[@laurasotomiranda1488]

A lot of places refused to allow his female black singers enter the buildings but Elvis always told them he wouldn’t perform without his girls, he was ahead of his time and didn’t like negativity or hate. In the beginning of his career ppl thought he was black and was surprised to see he was white

[@lechat8533]

Ray, I love You!! Your reaction gave me goosebumps, it made me laugh out loud several times, and it made me cry... Everything you said is so, so true. 🙏 Whenever I see that you uploaded a new Elvis reaction, my day is saved! Bless you, my friend :))) If Elvis still walked this earth, he would influence many people to exchange hate for doing good. During his lifetime, many people admired his warmth and friendliness toward others. He was respectful to everyone. I am positive that many of his fans have become better human beings because of him, because of reading about the good things he had done for others. That`s what many people don`t understand about Elvis fans. It`s never been just about his music, his good looks, and the outrage he caused when he first started. Elvis was so much more. I may sound like a weirdo, but being an Elvis fan is almost like being a member of a religion. A religion that has been developing for decades. His journey of stardom lasted for 23 yrs and he invited us to go with him. A journey that has never been dull, and on which you never knew what to expect next. During his career, he invented a new image of himself - at least five times. He did so many things nobody had done before. Those who laugh at him don`t know that he influenced even the music they listen to. Because he grew up in a black community, his mind was half white, half black. He loved the colors black people wore and he liked the polished look of black men who looked smart and cool. Many people of poor origin make an effort to look smart and better situated than they actually are. Well-situated and rich people don`t need to bother. Everyone looks up to them, even if they`re in their jeans or jogging suit. That`s why Elvis loved Cadillacs and gold jewelry. Those expensive things, he had always dreamed about, reminded him of the fact that people had no reason anymore to look down on him. For Elvis more was more. BUT, he had great taste and wore everything with style. With his unique style in clothing, hairdo, and music, he changed a whole generation and freed sexually and psychologically imprisoned young people who had been raised after the Great Depression, after WWI, and WWII. In that era, the conservative and traumatized adults had no concept of what the young post-war generation was about and wished for. The parents had too many problems of their own, and had no idea how to deal with the younger generations. Most of the time the teenagers` needs had been overlooked, misunderstood, or simply ignored. But then Elvis came along and everything changed. People didn`t know what hit them. Finally, a role model for young people was born. Someone who gave them what they didn`t even know they needed. And it didn't take too long before the whole Western world was hooked on this simple and previously poor and churchgoing young man, who meant no harm, was crazy about music, and deeply believed in God. He was shy like an Angel and daring as the devil, all at the same time. He sang Gospels and looked sexy. A very controversial character indeed. In the late 60s and early 70s, he wasn`t that different. Yes, at that time, he was rich and a star but deeply burdened with his obligation to entertain people to the max. To do the best he could to make people accept and love him as they had done 20 yrs ago when he first appeared on the scene, and to spread a message of hope in a very disturbing time. Hope was something he was losing himself, and nobody was able to provide it, although many have tried. I believe his daughter Lisa Marie and his fans were the nearest to hope that he could reach, that`s why he respected and loved his fans like no other celebrity. And we loved him back like nobody else`s fans. I apologize for this long comment that is filled with far more grammar mistakes than I would wish. I am well aware that such long texts aren`t liked on YT, and hardly anybody bothers to read them. I just felt the urge to make a contribution to this wonderful and loving reaction to Elvis` performance, a man that I`ve loved and adored for more than 40 years. THANK YOU, Ray❤

[@karencarlos3942]

Once again, well said. Your comments are always so loving and respectful, and communicate what I'm sure so many of us long time fans truly feel. Ty 🕺👑❤️‍🔥

[@lechat8533]

@@karencarlos3942 Oh, Karen, you are so kind. I can`t believe you actually read what I wrote. Thank you for your beautiful comment ❤ Sending love and a warm virtual hug your way, Josi

[@karencarlos3942]

@@lechat8533 Yes, of course! I read all your comments because I know that you put love and care into what you're saying. Not only do you comment on the reaction, you offer information to those that may not be familiar with Elvis and his life story. I grew up on E, my parents loved him. My father was a Chgo police officer and he worked the Stadium concerts. We were blessed to see E a few times. He was my first concert at 4yr in 1971 (I do rembr it) and then again in Oct '75 and May (?) '76. I got to go alone with dad and although to the side behind the band, we had very close seats. At some point I screamed his name and he actually turned around and spoke. When it was time for scarves, i just couldnt reach far enough and a girl in front of me got 2 of them 😩. Clearly, one was meant for me 🤨😆. Dad offered her dad $50 for one but he declined. But I got to go back to the dressing room. Of course E wasn't there but his presence lingered and it was a night I'll never forget. His concern for his fans and how we perceived him, his non stop blinding schredule along with disregard for his many health conditions, and other factors took him from us way too early. I rembr exactly where i was when we heard the news and it was heartbreaking. I was the only one in my school class that loved him and i didn't care who knew. We made a trip to Graceland the following summer. I have a very diverse musical taste and have had times away from E's music, but I always come back to him. He would be so hurt to know what some have said of him regarding racism etc. His primary concern was always for others and I think it would just kill him if he thought he caused anyone pain. One way or another though, the Truth is always revealed, and I'd like to think that the current revival of E and his music would lift a heavy burden from his heart... He set the world on fire and he is still loved. He was and is enough and always will be. ❤️‍🔥👑🕺

[@brendawilkinson6988]

I read your reaction friend You said everything I feel and think about elvis Hecwas an emains the Most ubderated and Misubderdtood genius entertainer this world has ever seen And will ever see again His true real life long fans have Always known what you wrote about this beautiful soul, inside and out Thank you RIP Elvis darling and Thank you for the life long music

[@brendawilkinson6988]

Sorry about the typos Josie I got excited

[@stacymoore9836]

I absolutely loved what you said about Elvis. He had a warm heart and Loving soul.

[@louieflash7190]

Elvis was told in Texas I believe that he could not have the black backup singers on stage with him. He told them if they are not on stage then neither am I. The show went on with Elvis and his backup singers. BTW one of them was Whitney Houston's mom.

[@coyotedust]

I think that was the Houston Astro Dome

[@kerriebeckett6648]

Elvis was greatest of all time but also was an amazing special human being, great reaction ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️x

[@cjlooney9152]

I watch a LOT of people listening to Elvis for the first time because I truly enjoy their reactions to what I've been experiencing since 1966 when I became an Elvis fan. I'm 62 now and love his sound just as much today as I did back then. I don't usually leave a comment, but this time I am compelled to because of one fact. YOU GET ELVIS ! You understand what so many reviewers don't. Elvis was raised in the poorest parts of town. He got his musical influence from black artists and gospel singers (his vocal backup was made up of two gospel groups; the Sweet Inspirations [the girls] and the Stamps Quartet [the guys] and J.D. Sumner is that booming bass you hear). Your reaction video is one of the best, if not THE best I've come across. Let me say it again: YOU GET ELVIS ! Thank you. Thank you very much.

[@Indy1831]

Elvis was friends with James Brown & Muhammad Ali……That says it all

[@billfrancis722]

Excellent review. You understand. Elvis is the best,

[@TheJuberry1]

This is the most wonderful and hilarious reaction I've seen to this performance. Brilliant and thank you Xxx

[@NoreneFry]

You hit the nail on the head, we do need somebody like Elvis now. I love about Elvis is he treated everyone the same. He never acted like he was better than anyone else. Blast If I Can Dream around the world.

[@bradleyhunt936]

Favorite Elvis tune by far. Love his performance and your reaction is spot on. Dude dropped more panties than anyone in the history of man.

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

🤣🤣😅😅 He did say "Shove it up your nose." You are the first reactor to catch it...Great reaction..❤️

[@vibereacts05]

Thank you so much 😁

[@brianhaining7195]

Truly iconic performance with Ekvis at his Vegas peak. The commentator totally gets it. Awesome

[@Tigger2041]

They tried to tell Elvis that he had to leave his black backup singers behind...he told them if they couldn't go he wont go either.

[@IliaKemp]

ONE of his best performance, more then 50 years ago! Thank you for sharing! 👋👋 🇳🇱

[@mandyheath1793]

Omg you are the most entertaining of any reaction video I've ever seen, Elvis was the greatest, Thanks so much for showing him the love ❤️❤️

[@vibereacts05]

Glad you enjoyed

[@michellejackson6679]

this man grew up with total soul music... Black music.. that's why he is the King. He was so damn sexy and the voice and moves... OMG.. he died when I was 10.. I'm 55 now and he's still the best ever.

[@tinaboyd3131]

Love your commentary Ray.Elvis was one in a life time He was so generous with his performances, left nothing on the dance floor.Talk about value for money If you went to his concerts.He did nothing by accident ,he tried so hard in the only way he could to send home the message " people are people " colour has no business in your mind.

[@shjssjjs7015]

His impact will going to stay for ever and ever and ever

[@dorisbrown5528]

I laughed so hard with the reaction from this D.J. He does such a wonderful job expressing his comments on Elvis. I do know when Elvis played the Houston Dome in the 70's, he was told he "could leave his girls a home." ELVIS STATED, IF HIS GIRLS COULDN'T COME, HE WOULDN'T BE THERE. HE SAID TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT. THEY TOOK IT AND WHEN ELVIS ARRIVED FOR THE STAGE, HE BROUGHT ALL HIS GIRLS OUT IN A RED JEEP WITH HIM - NO TOP ON THE JEEP RIDING ALL AROUND THE DORM WAVING TO THE CROWDS. THIS WAS STATED BY MYRNA OF THE SWEET INSPIRATIONS.

[@delilahmorrow4606]

Elvis stage presence was never ever dull. Wow!

[@christopherone1]

YEAH, his smile is something else.

[@dianneorrell2338]

I agree with you wholeheartedly! Elvis loved everyone! He was so special!!

[@stacymoore9836]

He added his karate moves into his dance moves.

[@TAnucci]

FANtastic!!! Beautiful Elvis the ultimate showman! 💕💕 BUT I have to say your reactions are just as incredible! U had me in hysterics ...in tears .. beautiful words you spoke about Elvis! Thank you!!!

[@vibereacts05]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@marshag9360]

You are hilarious!! Thank you for loving Elvis so much. He truly deserves it. There will never be another one like him. True singer and entertainer. You don't learn what he did. It was a gift from God. God Bless you and your channel.

[@hollywinningham6375]

I'm so glad you love Elvis !!!! Don't listen to the haters...love your reactions to E, puts a smile on my face and does my heart good ❤❤❤❤❤

[@vibereacts05]

I appreciate that

[@dulceseco4191]

ELVIS THE ETERNAL KING OF ROCK'N ROLL 👑⚡️👱🎼🎵🎶❤️💋

[@suspiciousminds1750]

Finally! 🙂 "Elvis is an alien" -Well, the NYT in '72 called him "The Prince from another planet" Great review!

[@beesea105]

8:11 really got me. Cause all the rumors I hear people say about Elvis which are straight up lies drive me crazy! I was brought into this world cause my mother forced doctor and nurses to play Elvis music as she was in labor giving birth to me. Elvis really is a superhero to me RIP 👑

[@jacksonlinda5919]

When he was booked in the Astrodome in Texas, he was told to "leave the girls at home". He told them he wouldn't perform without them. He won.

[@bluebuddy46422]

Ive left comments on many of your reactions but I cant help myself because you really are amusing .Every point you make for me is so valid , you say it as you see it and thats a wonderful thing to hear .Keep spreading the love .

[@vibereacts05]

Thanks for showing love

[@bluebuddy46422]

@@vibereacts05 just keep doing wat your doing ,its brightens my day

[@williambrown6721]

Ray!!! You're killing me I'm 62 years old I get up every damn morning first thing I do is have my cup of coffee and a cigarette put my earbuds in start watching your show I have never laughed so hard in my life until I started watching you!!! You need to stop!!!! No no no just kidding lol lol lol you're the best!!! By the way my name is Ray!!! Too .. William Ray brown..love ya!!! Brother...... from the Appalachian mountains of Kentucky,

[@pattiewillis1247]

I get so excited when I see a new video from you!! I LOL in the room by myself!!! Thanks buddy

[@rong805]

You've been on fukn point so far! As a lifelong Elvis fan, born in 1970, I love to see cats discover Elvis. It's been fun watching you experience Elvis. With all that said, please check out Thrill Of Your Love by Elvis from 1960. It's from his album Elvis Is Back, recorded right after he got out of the Army.

[@micheleglander2672]

This video is my favorite song and video of all Elvis has done! I laughed so much at your reaction to him. Your reactions of Elvises videos are priceless! Thankyou for entertaining me!

[@tarae5076]

You know, I’ve had a horribly depressing day. You’ve brought a smile to my face. Thank you.

[@vibereacts05]

Then my job was done i appreciate u

[@karenfisher4597]

He was a gift from GOD

[@GjysteLazaris]

You will love ( edge of reality) Elvis in blue suit ❤

[@annettehughes1102]

The drummer Ron nie Tutt always said playing with Elvis was like playing for a stripper!😂😂

[@christineoneal666]

You need to react to "Love Me Tender" (Live) - Las Vegas 1970

[@timlackey5996]

Elvis was raised up in the church, he understood the Creator the Lord God 🙏 created all color of man and loves all the same RIGHT.

[@lisaslaughter9005]

My boy, my boy!❤😂

[@corlettegeduld]

ELVIS is king❤His voice is pure butter❤🎉❤🎉❤

[@frankbonesbosco5853]

I've been requesting this since you started doing Elvis and you didn't disappoint sir funny as hell

[@EP_LOVE]

😂 You make me laugh !! Brighten my day ☀️. You say what everybody else is thinking😂! I am always watching for Elvis reactions, thank you!

[@jdhoss153]

Great reaction bro. Elvis was an awesome entertainer. A great era of music back then. A lot of soul

[@frodelien3569]

Hell.... he has been gone for 50 years, that cheeky smile and his karizma still make people giggle🔥😆

[@sherrera66]

The Concho Suit wasn’t it gorgeous? And so was he and in previous videos in Hawaii the suit is the American Eagle. Yea all of them had names 🤣 oh and the in The Ghetto video that was The Ladder Suit with snake skin. Awesome reaction as usual u were the first reactor that picked up what he was doing with Ronnie Tutt. TCB⚡️

[@p.j.morris]

Elvis and i were friends for 10 yrs. up until his death. We both needed a friend and we were that for each other he asked nothing of me and i asked nothing of him. How we met was kind of a complicated story but i will not explain because people judged and commented nasty hurtful things that hurt me deeply. So i will not post anything about our friendship ever again, We had a short conversation a few days before his death we were both very emotional. i will love and miss my friend forever. i walk past Graceland everyday sometimes i go in and walk around the grounds and talk to my friend at his final resting place. they know me there lol they are just like hey girl.. love to you from the one and only Memphis Tn. Great reaction young man. Btw most of his dance moves were actually karate moves he was a black belt.

[@alienape3171]

Last comment I swear. Let us not forget. He didn't just get up, do this song, and leave. This was part of a show. Idk how many songs came before this or how many after but I've always heard he put all of his energy into every song.

[@Marshmallowchick1983]

Well said. Respect!

[@christineneese6913]

I don't know if u know this. E was scheduled to work at the Houston Ast. Done. They didn't want E to show b/c of his black backup singers. He said if they couldn't show he would not either. That is just one of many stories of how he took up for his black background singers. E saw no color. One black backup singers called him boss, E said I am not ur boss I am ur brother. That speaks volumes about the kind of man E really was

[@marybrant9586]

I love your reactions. Keep Elvis coming

[@charlotte6268]

"A bundle of energy set to music!!" He sure was!!!

[@NasserTone]

Amazing Reaction! BTW there is a fact that Whitney Houston's mother was one of Elvis Brand Backup singers their in the back! Just sharing in case you don't know it!

[@angelagoodwin5758]

I'm happy you paused to notice how Elvis interacted with his back-up singers. There are some interviews with members of The Sweet Inspirations here on You Tube. One is a short clip of Estelle Brown who describes Elvis as being "our angel".

[@judymurry2771]

I met one of Elvis’s back up singer Estelle and she said he treated them like queens. Love Estelle she is a sweetheart

[@mamabear4life]

Elvis, his band, and backup singers arrived at one of the venues to perform and they all started in the front door together when the owner stopped them and told his backup singers that they were to enter in the back and Elvis stopped in his tracks looked at the man and said if they don't come in here then I don't come in. Needless to say his backup singers entered through the front with their boss!!

[@toodlescae]

The "shove it up your nose" was one of the random lyrics Elvis would throw in to see if the audience caught it because it wasn't part of the actual lyrics of the song. LOL. Ronnie Tutt, the drummer, said playing drums fir Elvis was like playing for a stripper.

[@jjnvt884]

That's exactly how Elvis was. He was the biggest and had a lot of influence, but he considered himself rich or poor like other people. That can also be seen in every show. he always steps back to give someone a moment. Like you said, in this day and age we need someone as big a heart as Elvis had. You worded it nicely.

[@cindyphifer970]

Elvis always my favorite

[@jacksonlinda5919]

His backup singers were The Sweet Inspirations, and one of them was Cissy Houston, mother of Whitney Houston.

[@barbaramarkland7441]

FACT CHECK, WHAT YOUR WATCHING IS ONE OF HIS TWO HOUR SHOWS AND HE WOULD DO ANOTHER ONE AT NIGHT. HE WOULD DO FIFTY ONE SHOWS IN ONE MONTH. AND ALSO WENT OUT ON THE ROAD WHEN THEY TOOK A LITTLE BREAK AND DO CONCERTS. HE BROKE THE RECORD DOING EIGHTEEN HUNDRED CONCERTS IN CERTAIN TIME FRAME. MY MOM SÈEN HIM IN BOSTON. THANK YOU FOR ALL THE LOVE YOU BRING TO US. THE MESSAGES YOU GIVE ARE VERY WELL RECIEVED. 💫

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

Dollars to donuts most- if not all- here hit the 👍 button before your Warning sign even shows up on the screen 😂😂😂 I know I do! Your reactions are such 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I love them so much 💖💖💖💖 Your name suits you! Just like Elvis, you are a VIBE, sir 💯 SPLENDIFEROUS REACTION BRAVO 👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹🌹🎩💐💐 TCB ⚡ & TLC ❤ & peace ✌& blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕 P.S. Elvis really was known as "Prince From Another Planet" after being the first artist/ performer to sell out at Madison Square Gardens back in 1972, just FYI 😉

[@GjysteLazaris]

I love how you help me laugh and I get to watch Elvis ❤

[@frodelien3569]

Hey man... you had a fucking brilliant description of Elvis... Hilarious 😆😆😆

[@davidbanachek7966]

He did open a lot of eyes.

[@marykatan7324]

Elvis wore those suits so he could move that way

[@sheliahtahaalaoui1035]

And he would thank his audience. No, Elvis, thank for tiu all the great music!

[@irisheyes7815]

❤ Sunday morning has just been made!!! Knew this would be a hilarious reaction when I saw you were doing ‘suspicious minds’! You are the funniest reactor on YT 😅 and the best is, we all agree with you… thought I was going to die when you mentioned divorce papers 😂 thank you x

[@lmsossi6501]

"Elvis is black!" you screamed, and I laughed so hard!! The thing that his critics don't understand is that "black music" was, to Elvis, just music and came to him naturally because of all his early exposure to blues and gospel. I think you're right and that, at least in spirit, he WAS black!! Thank God!!

[@sandralybrand9425]

The drummer had to keep his eyes on Elvis at all times. His drumming kept up with Elvis,not Elvis keeping up with the drums.

[@DianaGuy-o3p]

Every time I come home from the nursing home from spending time with my husband all I have to do is watch this guy do Elvis and he makes me laugh and not feel so bad

[@lisa3601]

You are HILARIOUS!!! You can’t go wrong with Elvis! He is the man with the planS 👍 ✌️

[@alyjiwan]

Great reaction. 👍 You get Elvis. Your comments were so well said.

[@vibereacts05]

I appreciate that

[@joeyricefried9621]

Elvis is truly ONE OF A KIND.

[@kimdees6047]

This is one of my favorite videos of Elvis, it really shows how good of a man he was.

[@bonniewilhelm8295]

You need to watch Polk Salad Annie 😊😊😊

[@Derek-jt1hok]

You make it ..worthwhile again man!!! Life!! So thank you and God bless🙏👍⚘️

[@elaine3150]

I have to say one of the best reactions I have seen. You made me laugh, but everything you say about this amazing man is so true. We need more like him one of kind. Our Lord definitely broke the mould when he made Elvis.

[@danielfisher9649]

Elvis is great!!!!!!!! You should get a collection of all his concerts since 1969

[@ramg8901]

I love this guy’s commentary! Hilarious!! Elvis was the King

[@alienape3171]

I will forever believe many of Elvis's traits are because of an untreated Adhd. Even his self medication with amphetamines. His leg shaking and inability to stand still. It's all Adhd. He was amazing in his ability to channel it into something that speaks to the soul and can bring grown people to tears and bring a smile to their face no matter who you are.

[@lynnmiller9045]

He could not stand still, he had the music in his soul. Im sure you read that they eanted to put him in jail fir his pelvic thrusts...we loved them. Just a bunch of jealous politicians.

[@prof.dr.plotzenhotz5187]

"He is Black"❤ 🤣😂 Best regards from Frankfurt/Germany....