FIRST TIME HEARING | ELVIS PRESLEY - IN THE GHETTO | REACTION ROCK FAN

FIRST TIME HEARING | ELVIS PRESLEY - IN THE GHETTO | REACTION ROCK FAN
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[@monolit73]

Happy birthday, Elvis! You will forever remain a legend for all time! I recommend making more reactions to one of the coolest female vocalists in the world. Diana Ankudinova - Queen of Goosebumps - Diana received such a title for her extraordinary unique voice. Diana's best performances - Derniere Danse, Wicked Game, Human, It's a Man's Man's Man's World, Can't Help Falling in You (you made a reaction to this Elvis Presley song).

[@RaineyTv]

🙌🙌

[@janicekelly6667]

I'm white lived white black true people but I always felt different I'm assuming it scares me how dumb people are white black br I wn green gay bi we are pieces of a puzzle.

[@denisejudd5832]

He's the 🐐 OF ROCK AND ROLL, He grew up very poor in Memphis, sang in a all black church, his back up singers are black this is during segregation, he refused to do a concert without them, many many black singers he was friends with, Sammy davis Jr, Stevie wonder...the list goes on. Watch the you tube story, it explains A Lot

[@p.j.morris]

@@denisejudd5832 Tupelo Mississippi is where he was born.

[@ianrand9737]

He did not just refuse, he ordered an open car for his black choir to ride with him and be paraded along the city, and insisted that the car be driven by a white driver.😂 After that the concert was held because when it was leaked to the news that Elvis was cancelling there were riots

[@brinalea7778]

He once refused to perform because the venue didn't want his black background singers, he was an incredible human being

[@janicekelly6667]

True that he and they did

[@gilliancheshire3596]

Elvis lived in the ghetto,worth watching Elvis and the black community.1&2

[@gilliancheshire3596]

Whitney Houston’s mother was one of his backing singers.

[@jacksonlinda5919]

This happened at the Houston Astrodome in TX. They backed off!

[@bluesky-rb8fn]

That was in Texas they said leave you colored girls at home!!!E got a convertible him and his girls drove round and round in that stadium so all could see!!! He said if they don’t come I don’t!!!! ❤❤❤ gotta love someone just for that!!!!❤❤❤

[@joesawyer3642]

get "IF I CAN DREAM" You have just witnessed a devastated Elvis singing out his soul to honor his assassinated friends, Dr. Martin Luther King, and Senator Bobby Kennedy who was also a fierce fighter for human rights and equality. Watch the video "Elvis Presley and the Black Community" and that will give you an good idea of how Elvis fought his heart out for the innocent downtrodden.. He grew up dirt poor and hung out with African Americans who loved him as much as he loved them. He was a force for good, and it hurts to see him called a racist. He was a courageous fighter all of this life. I love that man.

[@jacksonlinda5919]

Elvis grew up in a Tupelo, Mississippi ghetto; Dad, Vern, was in jail for bad checks. At age 14, they moved to the Memphis, Tennessee projects. He sang in a black church...Gospel was his first love...he sang "That's All Right, Mama" in 1954, when a teenager for his Mother's birthday, at Sun Records. He was a Spec 4 in the Army, got out in 2 years. Released "Heartbreak Hotel" in 1956 to a massive amount of controversy from religious groups because of his movements. He made a string of musical romance movies, that he didn't want to do. Finally got a decent script for "King Creole", his only b&w movie. He just wanted to make music. His singing career took a dip when his wife left him, and the Beatles arrived, his "Comeback Tour" helped immensely. When he sang "In the Ghetto", which his manager thought would kill his career, he fought to sing it, (it was written by Mac Davis, who originally titled it "The Vicious Circle") and here we are...as relevent, and often played, today, 57 years later, as it was in 1969, when it was released. His backup singers were the Sweet Inspirations, which included Cissy Houston, mother of Whitney Houston. Thank you for your great reaction.

[@franciswright6672]

Elvis was true. He wasn’t a phony. He sang what he knew. He grew up poor and never forgot that.

[@alanwilliams1800]

He was an incredible man, In real life, he also gave cars ,money, food to people in need, his daughter did a clauberation of in the ghetto. Its on tube very moving as well made me cry as well.look for Elvis / Lisa singing in the Ghetto so beautiful. I think you have beautiful emotions, never be inbarresed and your beautifu

[@martineharmens835]

I love Elvis. This is a timeless song. Loke to Elvis if i can Dream. Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@junglejane2824]

I wasn't really into Elvis, but every time I hear this song I lose is.. It's so real.. Ty.

[@leetempo]

Elvis is the king my heartbroken when he died I was 10 Elvis was an angel heaven sent

[@johnvanriper3363]

Man I don’t get how could so many people not heard this music before? But I’m sure glad so many young people recover good music.

[@marianoloughlin1491]

Elvis the king of the world no one well every take his place such a kind Manur life was two short but God had a plan for u so sing with the angles Sir always loved from clare Ireland 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤

[@melliehobson8299]

Elvis is the greatest on this song written by Mac Davis. I live in KC, MO, and you'lll excuse me if i say we all love each other here. We get along here. Come to Good ol' K.C. AND I LOVE YOUR SHIRT!!

[@dherald1532]

I also am from St. Louis and our city needs peace… but yeah this reaches out in a unique way. I love your reaction.

[@carriemichelle322]

Happy heavenly birthday Elvis! We love and miss you! Elvis lived in poverty. 1 of 4 white families living in prominently black neighborhood during awful times of segregation. His neighbors helped his family. He grew up in church and loved gospel rythm & blues. Please check out If I Can Dream in white suit 68 Comeback Special. It was written for him after MLK assassination and Kennedy. The most passionate performance you'll ever see!!! Great reaction and thank u!!! TCB ⚡❤

[@mzblue7214]

This man needs NO autotunes!!! More Elvis plzzzz!

[@vintagehouliganc8997]

This is a timeless song and E is a timeless artist... just remember it was released/written back in 1960... it is a relevant song today.

[@PopModalVideos]

Elvis grew up in the ghetto in Mississippi, in extreme poverty. He personally knew the experience. Once fame brought him money, he gave away cars, jewelry, money, etc to complete strangers. He was the most generous, talented entertainer EVER .

[@clairestoker8410]

Elvis the one and everlasting ❤️❤️❤️

[@jonathanlindsay4975]

The young lady leading the background chorus was Whitney Houstons mom!! Absolutely beautiful 😍!!

[@lukeluikart1792]

Many thanks for hearing and getting all aspects of this song. Many don't.

[@scottedwards9460]

Elvis was a gift from Gof for all of us...

[@lindaphipps3126]

Thank you for your thoughtful reaction

[@edgeon5801]

This sing is as relevant today as it was in 1969 when he recorded it. Elvis could relate to this song because he grew up in the gettos of Memphis Tenn.

[@denisefield4949]

Awesome reaction! Thank you ❤️

[@yourdaywillcome5694]

God bless you brother 😇

[@gwendolynturner9703]

I love your perspective. I am 69 years old and never thought about the cycle repeating itself.

[@lisaldeene]

This song still stands the test of time. Even after he had success and money, he gave so much of it away to so many people in many different ways.

[@tonyblair8797]

And he bought his maid a house that she always wanted for herself. Elvis grew up dirt pour in a small ghetto town. Tupelo, Mississippi.

[@lange6542]

This men is the best ever ever 👑🙏❤

[@p.j.morris]

When God created my friend Elvis he was just showing off. I can't tell you how much i love and miss him, there is not a day that goes by that i don't think of him and all the memories we made in 10 short years, his death knocked the wind out of me i have never been the same since, Elvis was the big brother i never had. He is also my guardian angel. Graceland is my go to place when it get's to hard to live w/o my friend i go there and walk around and remember Elvis and all the beautiful times we had together. He was the only person in my life that understood me and cared about my feelings and opinions. What it comes down to is we both needed a true friend and we were that for each other. Awesome reaction. God bless you and your family from the one and only Memphis Tn. Fun fact my nickname for him was Sexy Jello because the way he shook his legs i'd say hey Sexy jello what's up he would laugh so hard at me i loved to see him blush lol.

[@johnbascom4523]

Elvis was a genius.

[@kathyharze760]

A powerful song great performance from Elvis a great message sad to think it's still relevant today thank you RIP Elvis 88 today his birthday the Goat 🐐

[@RaineyTv]

Love this

[@hillsboroughguy]

Thank you for reacting to Elvis us fans appreciate it

[@triciac1019]

This still hits home even today. Some want to help the children, Veterans and poor. Some assume they are just lazy. They just don't get the education, the jobs are not there. They don't know there can be something different because there is not many that can or will help. I love how Elvis enunciates so well. Thank you for your response to Elvis.

[@cindygonzales6078]

If I’m correct Whitney’s Houston Mom was one of the back ground singers in that video U will love Elvis !! I’m 58 and still listen to him And I have seen the new movie of his life more than once!

[@kaychristensen4394]

Always breaks my heart 😪

[@RobertNorthrop]

Great reaction. Thank you for providing your personal perspective! Elvis grew up in poverty in the deep south. He listened to gospel music in the revival tents. He listened to blues. He saw what poverty could do firsthand to a son and his mother - as his father had to do time for writing a bad check. He had a deep relationship with his Mom who died when he was 23. Other viewers suggest "If I Can Dream" and I wholly agree. For some hopping fun Elvis performances, I also recommend "Polk Salad Annie" and "Suspicious Minds" from the 1970 Vegas shows.

[@RaineyTv]

Thx

[@gilliancheshire3596]

Worth watching on you tube Elvis Presley and the black community .He was a true humanitarian and well ahead of his time on racial conciliation

[@sergeantcalmdown]

I appreciated watching your reaction bro. Seriously. Thank You.

[@victoriakidd-cromis1124]

Elvis grew up in extreme poverty. And so did the man who wrote the song for him. He was also white and his name is Mac Davis. One of his backup singers was Donna Summer, who had hits of her own in the late 70s.

[@saraknittel9280]

Beautiful, I'm a 54 yrs.old woman grew up in the projects in Philadelphia and let me just say. When living in the projects don't matter what race you are it's hard for EVERYONE. This song and" HELL IS FOR CHILDREN" from Pat Benatar. Both songs hit the soul..If you haven't heard "HELL IS FOR CHILDREN" PLEASE REACT TO THIS SONG AS WELL IT WILL FOR SURE HIT YOUR SOUL, BECAUSE THERE IS ALWAYS SOMEONE YOU KNEW THAT LIVED IT AND BEING A CHILD NOT UNDERSTANDING REALLY SUCKS ...I LIVED IT. YOU EITHER GET LOST IN IT FOR LIFE.OR YOU GROW FROM IT..ME MYSELF WAS EMANCIPATED BY A JUDGE AT 14 TO LIVE ON MY OWN.

[@snowroses174]

Elvis was born and raised to his teens in a ghetto outside Tupelo Mississippi in 1932

[@user-rv1ep5ku9j]

Elvis did an excellent cover of in the ghetto,but in the ghetto was originally written done by Mac Davis .

[@robthegod9062]

Many of my favorite hip hop acts of the 90s shitted on Elvis but when you look deeper he grew up in poverty. I’m sure when he came across this mac Davis song it probably touched him. He was also known as generous man. He also battled venues who didn’t want to let his back up singer in the building

[@davidmoss2548]

Elvis Presley came from Tupelo Mississippi and was poor for a long time. His family went to a Baptist church which was mostly black. Elvis Presley grew up not knowing racism or color. The man was incredible.

[@Digital_Potion]

RE: your comment abt his Black B/G singers… true story: back in 1970 he was booked to play Houston, TX. The promoters told him he could just leave his Black girls behind. He replied that if they weren’t welcome, then he wasn’t coming either. So yes, he definitely stood up for all people.

[@shellytarbet3677]

Love you, Mac Davis. Thanks for writing this song and teaching me as a youngster. Hope you reunited with your childhood friend on the other side.

[@alberto-os1bx]

I never lived in a ghetto but still I think this song is beautiful because speaks the truth. A big Ciao! from Italy.

[@erlindamartinez8521]

Amazing reaction. More Elvis please 💕💕💕💕

[@RaineyTv]

Thx and ok

[@WoodsWoman822]

Elvis Presley "IF I Can Dream" 68 Comeback Special (White Suit) This was Elvis's Powerful and Heartfelt Tribute to Dr Martin Luther King Jr after his Assasination in Memphis Tennessee where Elvis Lived. It was based on MLK's "I Have A Dream Speech" it was also Dedicated to Robert Kennedy who was also Assasinated that same year. This was During the Civil Rights Movement and the Vietnam War, These were Troubled times in America.

[@RaineyTv]

❤

[@machelleswartz9746]

I've never lived in Chicago. But I've certainly been poor. My heart goes out to every child in a situation. This song always gets me.

[@juliebarrows8149]

Wow! You live 2.5 hrs east of me as I’m in Columbia. This song needs to be played for Congress because the problem has only gotten worse since Mac Davis wrote this song back in 1968. Elvis was born in extreme poverty during the Great Depression in a shot gun shanty on the wrong side of the tracks in East Tupelo. Mississippi. He never forgot his roots, and was never racist. The girl group behind him, the Sweet Inspirations, will back me up on this. Look them up!

[@TAnucci]

Outstanding reaction to this "message" song by gorgeous Elvis! Thank you!

[@marcialivingston-nq8xk]

Elvis grew up in the slums of Tupelo, Mississippi.

[@larryl1427]

Great revue and presentation. I remember when Mac Davis wrote this song and offered it to a few different singers. None of them would touch it because it was too controversial for them. Mac offered it to Elvis and he did the song that the others were afraid to do.

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

Great reaction to a great performance. Elvis always rebelled the system against racial inequality to the point if his background singers wasn't wanted...he would not go. ❤️

[@RaineyTv]

Thank you

[@wnsafford1854]

To add some; Myrna Smith (of the Sweet Inspirations) said; 1970, Elvis was going to perform at the Houston Astrodome. He was told "You can leave the Black girls home", so he wasn't going to do the gig. Of course, the Dome relented. Usually, Elvis was driven around open arenas by himself. At the Dome, he made them provide 2 cars. Myrna said he "Demanded we be given the star treatment. We had to be in our convertible, where everyone could see us & our little blonde could drive us." There's vid on KZbin of the 2 convertibles driving around the Dome arena.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

oh really? name 2 more incidents, if you can.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa troll is almost in every elvis Video and always write the same one_sided rubbish about elvis, he probably write down the questions and answers to present them here, to get attention, always the same Procedure 😂 😂 😂

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa troll how long did it take you to memorize everything?

[@jennymagidson1925]

One of the most meaningful lines in all of music: "... he's gonna be an angry young man some day ..." The cycle! The cycle!

[@shellytarbet3677]

Mac Davis who wrote the song said his original lyrics were Vicious Circle. Spot on! He grew up so poor but his best friend a black kid had it so much worse. If you haven't already look up his interviews at the time he wrote it. Peace.

[@earthwisdomhelps]

When Elvis said "Whaaat!" @5:57 he was absolutely using this song to express his personal madness from his heart and send a message. Normally he said, "Thank you ver much" at the end of his songs with a smile, this one and the one recorded after MLK died, "Dream" he was visibly upset.

[@mrybeachlr2691]

Great reaction thank you for sharing this video from someone as young as you you certaintly understood why Elvis sang this song . He cared about people and he was generous toward them .

[@lesleyosler6153]

Hi there my favourite American trilogy, in the ghetto and if I can dream. I also like all the rest of them too

[@leslieporter9228]

I live near St. Louis and I am a HUGE Elvis fan! "If I Can Dream" is a must watch! My daddy was one day older than Elvis, I'm 59 now! Elvis is THE KING! There will never be another! I could suggest many songs. ""Trying to get to You" from the '68 comeback special

[@yourdaywillcome5694]

Powerful

[@anitaherbert1037]

Watch Elvis And The Black Community That Echo Never Dies

[@amandarayray9340]

Great performance from The King!

[@RaineyTv]

🙌🙌

[@markhodges2997]

One of Elvis Background Singer’s is Whitney Houston’s Mom’ is Cissy Houston!!!

[@CNFringer]

Elvis was amazing. You should listen to his An American Trilogy live from his Aloha from Hawaii concert... here's the link... kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zne3ZIajj8StrpI Great reaction to In the Ghetto. Elvis was so poor they had dirt floors and no indoor plumbing.... he grew up in the black community from the projects, to church...but you notice in this song...race is never mentioned... poverty affects all, no matter who they are...Elvis knew that and he never saw color. He saw people. One venue he was to sing at told him he couldn't bring his back up singers because they are black and he said if he can't bring them then he wasn't going, either. I loved him.

[@kazshaw3945]

The rest of the story to someone's comment about Elvis refusing to not bring his backing singers is he told the man in charge that if they dont come ,i dont come so the man said ok and Elvis said i want an open topped car (as the venue was in a sports arena) with my backing singers in the back and a white woman driving ,to do a lap of the Arena !Good ole Elvis NO ONE tells him to put up with racism because he would have NONE of it !

[@Burglar-King]

Elvis was raised in a predominantly black ghetto. He saw it, lived it.

[@dorothykelley1881]

Good reaction, thank you for sharing...I can relate to this song as well...We were a family of nine kids and a sick father who lost his job after 28 years working in Pittsburgh, Pa., We lived a community called Lincoln Beach, really don't know why wasn't any beach there...But we were one of five white families in the beach all the rest were black families...All of us children played together and were great friends...We were all poor at that point and life got tough...Dad went to a sanitorium where people had to stay that had Tuberculous, a communicable disease at that time...After we had lived with grand parents for awhile our dad came home and we went to live in a small house in Kentucky...We had $115.00 a month for everything, food, utilities, clothes from the thrift...Two beds, the girls in one and dad and the boys in the other...One meal a day, but some of the kids were old enough to work in the lunch room at school so they did get to eat for working...Sorry, not having a pity party just want to say- much like Elvis and family, we had so much love for one another that made it all okay...We did learn to love other people and no one was turned away from our table with what we had...And I look back on those days and realize how blessed we were...Love conquers all...Take care and God Bless...

[@blueboy450]

React to If I Can Dream and Kentucky Rain. Please both Elvis songs

[@ednaash5330]

React to... (Elvis Presley & The Black Community - That Echo Will Never Die) it is deep

[@NomadTechProject]

Elvis Presley If I can dream 1968 comeback special white suit it's a tribute to Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy both of us assassinated

[@RaineyTv]

❤

[@stevedahlberg8680]

4:40 You made my allergies act up and yeah I have to tell you straight up, I am a guy that is 60 years old and it totally breaks my heart that were still having the same conversations today.

[@lrose7655]

Elvis can tell a story in a song better than anyone on earth. He said, if you can't say it, sing it, and he did just that over and over.

[@RaineyTv]

🙌🙌🙌

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

if some one doesn't write the lyrics, how can some one tell the story?

[@lrose7655]

@bwana-ma-coo-bah there are many singers that have people write songs for them, and many have ghost writers. If the message of the song touches the singers heart, or it is a message the singer wants is passionate about, the song is sang with passion and from the heart. Elvis changed almost every song that was written. I have already read numerous times you are the biggest troll of all things, Elvis. If your greatest thrill in life is to argue with strangers about a singer, then you may need to assess your life because there is clearly something not right or is missing.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

@@lrose7655 Let me get this straight, so by your standards you want to live in a world full of lies, good for you. I don't. And the more dickheads there are around just like you that want to make up lies then I will make what ever comment I like. And as far as me being a troll, who is the troll here? This whole you tube forum is made for people to either discuss or argue. Did you miss the memo? or when they were handing out brains you thought they said brains so you didn't bother?

[@honeysucklerose134]

@@lrose7655 Well said

[@farmerbill6855]

Elvis is King. The late, great, Mac Davis wrote this song. Check out his stuff. And Kentucky Rain by Elvis.

[@catherinepage2676]

If I Can Dream from the 68 Special is also very powerful and moving. Elvis in the late 60s & early 70s was at the top of his game. Hope you enjoy learning about him...

[@kaycarybeard3198]

Stl all the way. I was a kid when this came out

[@dwaynewalstrom7588]

New subscriber. Great reaction! Elvis was one of the best, period. For another performer to react to, one who had similar reactions when venues tried to deny his black bassist to play with him, check out "Take Five", by Dave Brubeck. He once canceled an ENTIRE tour in the South because a promoter tried to get him to drop his black bassist (who's name I don't know; I stink with names). That is epic. In particular, react to the video recorded live in Belgium in 1964. Great jazz, man. Great jazz.

[@Wolf.1.McLoed]

GOAT,with wings clipped,f n'parker

[@steppenwolf53]

Some recognition for Mac Davis who recently passed for writing the song.

[@thomaspetersen9991]

Just The king

[@f6was9]

Great reaction! I’m subscribing to your channel because you’re from St Louis. Me too. I grew up by the airport. Lol, I’m way older than you though.

[@osmosisosmosis727]

I'm 78 yr white women lived in projects unless u know lived pain being poor looked down on, hungry, I feel the people's pain all people especially the poor, l learned not taught I had to fight to survive. Rough wY to no real help. I know now love, caring means so much from the Heart .Live helping each other help always help

[@sylvialang6606]

Rainey. Great reaction. Watch his mlk tribute If I Can Dream. YOu called it on his backup singers. In Dallas he was told "to leave the black girls home". Catch his response in the documentary Elvis and The Black Community.

[@cindyphifer970]

Elvis always my favorite

[@louisemckenna9262]

Whitney Houston's mom was one of his backup singers he always had them as his backup singers

[@christinewortman425]

Written by mac Davis. No one would sing this song and Elvis who came from poverty said I will do it

[@tennesseesmith3281]

Elvis grew up in a poor community in the Memphis area. He saw this first hand. That is why he has soul in his music and is known as the King!! He wrote and sang this in the late 60s or early 70s. Fitting for that era and sadly, still fits in today's society 60 years later.

[@mikem957]

I just watched this concert film called That's The Way It Is last night on TMC and this performance is in it.

[@RaineyTv]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Dorakaz1]

We miss you Elvis 💕. Thank you for reaction. Elvis lived in poverty near the black community. I recommend "Elvis and the black community that eco will never die". It's very interesting

[@RaineyTv]

Welcome 🙏

[@robertcampopiano6001]

One of Elvis’ backup singers was Whitney Houston’s mother.

[@rosesilveira344]

This song is based on a true story. A poor young man was killed while trying to steal to provide food for his newborn. Written by Mac Davis Elvis jumped at the chance to record it.

[@rayc2993]

Elvis was born and raised in Ghetto conditions and lived that way for years in a 2 room house.

[@williampeyatt4476]

WELCOME TO THE BIRTHPLACE Elvis Aaron Presley was born in Tupelo, Mississippi on January 8, 1935 to Vernon and Gladys Presley. Born in a two-room house built by his father, grandfather and uncle, Elvis was one of twin brothers born to the Presleys. His brother, Jessie Garon was stillborn. Elvis grew up in Tupelo surrounded by his extended family including his grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. Financially, times were hard on Vernon

[@carolespinoza8469]

Rainey, I was born in sikston. Mo,. 2 hours from St Louis. Elvis was born in ghetto. Did you know Elvis had a twin,. Jesse garron that died at birth. 🌹🌹🌹💔💔💔

[@RaineyTv]

Wow

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa troll you can paint your face as a clown and look in the mirror with it and tell yourself you are an ignorant 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Why so mad zappa troll, because your shit ugly zappa was garbage,. Last shit?

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa troll has all his Statements memorized, i am impressed 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@sandrahernandez569]

Thank you for your emotional reaction 😔

[@mikemorgan5394]

He's the King, did you think the King wouldn't know?

[@kazpompey7573]

Watch Elvis Presley & The Black Community - That Echo will never Die (pt 1 & 2) if you haven't already ❤❤ Soo many of his songs iterate his own and others life experiences and sadly what the world still faces to this day 2023. It's beautiful to see many generations listening and relating to his soulful messages 🙏🙏❤❤

[@gloriaminix2603]

His other song " if I can Dream" is in tribute to MLK.

[@wandahaines7143]

The song can still cause goosebumps.

[@TheRene954]

Pls do ur research on Elvis yes he was amazing oh maybe let the song play thru ur interruptions. U want to hear what he’s sayin I’ve listened to Elvis 50 yrs now. One of the best

[@Wolf.1.McLoed]

Sissy Houston was one of the backup vocals, Whitney Houston's mom