Rap Fan Listens to Elvis Presley for the FIRST TIME- Its Only Words (REACTION)

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[@Paul-pj5qu]

"The lyrics back then!" If I didn't know better I would ask you if you have ever listened to rap! 🤣

[@poloreacts27]

Zing!! 😂😂😂

[@vickikleist2263]

Exactly. I thought the same thing. Are these lyrics somehow shocking ?

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

@@poloreacts27 Back then?!!! 😂😂. And now?!!

[@susanhicks4149]

Tap is vulgar. Elvis was never vulgar !

[@rimperato7211]

Elvis didn’t write any music. He was a performer he had was a great music arranger

[@frigginjiggy]

"If life was fair, Elvis would be alive and all the impersonators would be dead." - Johnny Carson

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

life is not fair, ask any black man.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

The zappa troll is almost in every elvis Video and always write the same crap about elvis, he need attention, he probably write down the questions and answers to present them here, i laugh my ass off, hahahaha 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa fan, werde du erwachsen , hahahaha

[@marlon-jl4ge]

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

[@ornellabarbaro3861]

Absolutely!!!! Loved that!

[@stege9979]

Elvis is the coolest cat that ever licked a mic.

[@DJCarpenter-xk6fx]

Elvis's rapport with his audience is second to none

[@TheFarmerfitz]

He always had that. That's not something you can fake. You either have it or you don't

[@patbaker5359]

Elvis had a great sense of humor and never took himself seriously.

[@yambo59]

GET BACK is a famous Beatles tune. What made people see Elvis as corny was all the damn corny impersonators, but Seeing Elvis live was a magnificent evening you never forgot.

[@QuitCobra]

Elvis wasn't corny at all. He was most famous one who brought people together. He was a great entertainment. Love my Elvis

[@mono_was-here]

Saw his last Cleveland Ohio concert front row with my mom at 16. He was amazing! Girls about my age stormed the stage at the end of the concert

[@debbywilkins2239]

I was lucky enough to see EP in concert 5 times. He was amazing, magical, full of charisma. One of the best!

[@vieella389]

Possibly coolest dude who ever lived.

[@bemerson7883]

He is the coolest dude, ever.

[@RobertDavisAdman]

He was the coolest dude on the planet and still is.

[@bemerson7883]

True dat

[@Sharon-kr1ui]

Absolutely.

[@julieknowles2379]

He sure was nobody else comes close to him the king

[@bradlynelson357]

I have to say this too about Elvis . He saw no racial boundaries . He employed many people of color and in the Deep South they were treated differently in years past. Elvis wasn’t having it . It was treat them right or we don’t perform . He was a social justice warrior ahead of his time and did the right thing

[@jodytorok1067]

Elvis does everything from gospel to rock n roll. He was brilliant!

[@katherineskaggs6739]

Elvis was inducted into not only the Rock n Roll hall of fame but also country, gospel and R & B. Check it out. Awesome voice.

[@MichelleAtnip-iw2ym]

You know your history? I think that's wonderful. Keep researching these fabulous interesting subject. I think there's don't quote me but I read there approximately are 400 books about him.

[@CHICHI-hi2pn]

Can't ever have enough Elvis. He recorded over 800 records.

[@MichelleAtnip-iw2ym]

I believe it was 700 I belive that question was answered in Qurum spelling migh be wrong goggle it is a very interesting billboard...

[@katiemartin2279]

The coolest and most talented man who ever walked the earth.No trickery with tech just pure talent and charisma.

[@nordello65]

Not to hurt feelings but the music of today the majority is pure trash. Music that glorifys the gang bang lifestyle - which never leads to positive results. Elvis is pure magic - pure talent - pure charisma - no auto tune or gimmicks -- multi generational

[@matrix5000100]

That's right. elvis was a true musical genius unknown to many in the world. many musicians and artists who met elvis personally later said that elvis was very creative and a musical genius. and it was all natural. elvis didn't need music lessons or dance lessons etc. everything was given to him by nature.

[@katiemartin2279]

Spaceworld,you have it right,just what I have bee sting for years, it's time he got the recognition for his abilities not just his iconic status.

[@katiemartin2279]

Predictive text strikes again.

[@philpotts3893]

@@katiemartin2279 predictive you strikes out again..

[@jayeginn5963]

Elvis was the most gorgeous man that ever walked the planet. He was born in a 1 room shack of a house his dad built with money he borrowed from his boss on January 8, 1935 in Tupelo, Mississippi. That's how dirt poor they were. He was one half of identical twins; the other boy - Jesse Garon - was stillborn. They were so poor, that Jesse Garon was buried in a shoebox in an unmarked grave. At Graceland they have a plaque with his name on it in his memory. He always got along with the black community and learned a lot about music from his friends of color. Also, according to the one drop rule, Elvis would not be considered white, since he has Cherokee ancestors on both the Smith (his mother) and the Presley (his father) sides of the family. His paternal grandfather was not happy that his two sons, Elvis' father Vernon and his brother Vester, married two sisters, Gladys and Clettes who were known to have Cherokee blood in their family tree. But he was in denial about the Cherokee blood in his own family tree. As a child, Elvis already had many friends in the black community at the time his family was one of 4 "white" families that lived in the predominantly black neighborhood The Hill, just across from Shake Rag. His childhood friend Sam Bell said that some of the (black) kids in that neighborhood had lighter skin than Elvis (kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqOpdKyEgtuNjc0). One of Elvis' bodyguards once said that he thought it was a miracle Elvis got into Humes High School in Memphis, because it was "lily white". Elvis wanted to be more open about his Native ancestry, but his manager "colonel" Tom Parker (real name Andreas van Kuijk) was against it because he was afraid it might cost Elvis fans (and himself money). They did have Elvis play characters in his movies though where he had Native American blood (Flaming Star, G.I. Blues, Stay Away Joe). Once Elvis had his own (apprentice) job learning to be an electrician, he saved up his money and bought his clothes in the same style that many of his friends of color wore. He was called a (forgive me, just stating facts here) "n-lover" and got beaten up several times too. Later, when he was an established star, he would not perform at places where the members of color of his back-up band/orchestra weren't allowed.

[@naomiwarner7117]

Elvis, bought all his clothes at Laskey's on Beal Street, where BB King, Fats Domino, James Brown and, all his colored friends bought theirs, he never bought his clothes anywhere else, all through his life after moving to Memphis when he turned 14!

[@TakersMissy]

(I thought it was a 2-room shack that his dad built in Tupelo. Yeah - lap of luxury, right? 😉 Of course it doesn't matter; Jesus Christ was born in a smelly manger; a stable.)

[@suefoss3396]

@@naomiwarner7117 "Colored"??? Wow! Catch up to 2022 lady!

[@erinnswan7063]

@@suefoss3396 my grandmother used that term and she has passed and she born in 1926.

[@punkydoodle4774]

@@TakersMissy, yes, it was a two room shack. You come in from the front porch into a big bedroom, through a narrow doorway into a large kitchen and out the back door. I went there a couple of years ago.

[@primategaberocco]

Elvis was once asked "Elvis, how do you react when fans trash your property?". To which he answered "oh well, they bought it for me, so they can trash it". LOLOLOL what a great answer. I'd imagine that grace, is part of why many still remember him. 😎🥃

[@gsxerwhite]

Dope

[@thelittlemrs]

When was his property trashed? Know fans always been very respectful. They tore his clothes tho but then he said they paid for it.

[@beth3541]

He didn't say that. He said ^I don't care if they rip the shirt off my back? they paid for it"

[@beth3541]

​@thelittlemrs because he didn't say that. He actually said "I don't care if they rip the shirt off my back, they paid for it". They were tearing his clothes off him back then He never mentioned trashing his property!

[@shawnlowrance6528]

What he was saying is that he dated her big "older" sister but she did him wrong. So now he's gonna try her little sister in the hopes she won't do what her big sister done. Hence the lyric " little sister don'tcha do what your big sister done!

[@leelacombe8843]

Not only was he a phenomenal entertainer with a voice that is unmatched. He was the most generous person. He would literally hand out Televisions and cars to strangers. He was so humble. Grew up dirt poor...served in the military and never ever once forgot his roots.

[@mikem957]

"Do you gaze at your bald head and wish you had hair". 😂😂😂😂👍👍 Elvis was one of a kind.

[@TheFlugenflaum]

and then 1 fan in the audience took off his wig ......................

[@saphireblue3563]

I am a big Elvis fan but when he said that he was actually saying it to a fan in the audience. I thought it was cruel, not to mention that it ruined a beautiful song "Are You Lonesome Tonight". That fan might have come from the other side of the world to hear him sing, and he gets insulted? I think when Elvis fans paid to see Elvis, they wanted to hear him sing from the bottom of his heart, not to ruin a beautiful song like that. I guess he was high when he did it.

[@saphireblue3563]

@@TheFlugenflaum I think he lost his wig, not took it off.

[@mikem957]

@@saphireblue3563 Elvis was always cutting up and changing lyrics to get a rise out of the crowd. It was part of his shows. He said in an interview that he fed off of the crowds and knew when to turn it up. His concerts were meant to be entertaining and not taken serious like other acts. He said in 1956 that "people wanna be entertained and not hear a song as it sounds on record. If that were the case they could just stay at home and put the record on and save their money".

[@saphireblue3563]

@@mikem957 Well I will always love Elvis but I think he was wrong about that. I think the first reason fans loved Elvis was that he sang with such deep feeling, way down deep in his soul. I know if I had paid good money to see him, I would have been sorely disappointed when he ruined beautiful songs by laughing in the middle of them, etc especially if you were looking forward to hearing him sing something beautiful like "Are You Lonesome Tonight" and he trashed it like that. No one was going to see a comedian. They were going to see the greatest singer in the world. That is just my feeling.

[@lindawhite5006]

He will always be known as the "KING"!!!

[@nelliehedrick3147]

He owned the stage... And made it look so easy. Never be another ELVIS !!❤❤

[@Paul-pj5qu]

In the song he had a date with the big sister, she left in the middle of the movie with another guy, now he's dating the big sister's little sister and he is saying don't do the same thing she did.

[@mzblue7214]

I love Elvis' sense of humor! I love how natural he is.

[@sharonpate5481]

Elvis had a great sense of humor 😅☮️❤️🙏🏼

[@YaBoiColinIsStrongMan]

Elvis was known for being a soul singer. He could sing any song out there,

[@martyarnold4159]

I was lucky to see Elvis in concert 4xs, 3xs in 1974 and once in 76' and I wouldn't trade those experiences for anything. When he walked out on stage you could feel his presence like a bolt of lightning!

[@bemerson7883]

I’m so jealous.. biggest regret in life is not seeing Elvis in person..

[@ElvisRose_]

That's thing about Elvis, after you start paying attention to him... you'll pay attention forever. Also, his catalog is over six hundred songs and while they call him The King of Rock N Roll now but that was what his peers called him because of his command of the stage.

[@watchmenonthewall9002]

Elvis Presley is my favorite singer of all time! He can sing it all better than anyone else in this world! He was gifted by God & truly anointed!

[@laurar43]

Saw him when I was 10 in Vegas. Even got a scarf still have it.

[@patriciaferrini-xt1ry]

👏👏👏👏

[@philpotts3893]

He was he is and he'll probably always be the best we will ever see.

[@helenludlow2331]

He sings a medley of Little Sister/ Get Back, I Was The One, Love Me, Are You Lonesome Tonight - yet the song title on the clip said Words and he didn't even sing that song x Just remember he was using wired mics, no auto-tune, no dancers, no pyrotechnics just raw talent x

[@punkydoodle4774]

I don't think this was a good representation of his first time hearing Elvis.

[@matrix5000100]

Elvis Presley plays five musical instruments very well. Elvis had many talents that the world didn't even know. He was a musical genius.

[@dianawright8709]

I cant express how i felt (still feel) about Elvis. He was put on this earth to carry the rest of us though. Forever thankful

[@joejackson73]

Elvis was hot from 56 through his movie years during the 60s. He re-invented himself when he began doing live performances again.

[@CornbreadOracle]

That was Elvis revisiting some of his older hits. He wasn’t interested in stagnation, but he respected his fans and appreciated that they loved the old stuff.

[@ElvisRose_]

Elvis was a true musical genius. No matter the song, and he gets knocked for doing covers (as if people don't sing covers today) but Elvis could get more out of any song he sang than OG artist. After Paul Simon heard Elvis ' sing Bridge Over Troubled Water, he literally said he wouldn't sing again because Elvis had taken Simon's song to another level not even Simon ever conceived and Elvis was less about lyrics and more about producing and arrangement. He would not stop recording until he got the sound right. That man operated on a level no one else could and his voice is so unique that professional vocalists and musician literally put him in own category of singing. In fact, Elvis was so much about sound that he would purposefully sing off key and to him, music was limitless. Elvis could actually go from big Gospel to a soft ballad, an operatic style, and yodel. Elvis means more to music than people realize because he influenced the biggest names in music and created how every artist now performs.

[@karencarlos3942]

Amen! Even MJ copied some his moves, like going up on his toes. No other singer was moving on stage. They all stood still, even groups. Imo, having back up dancers also came from him. Once he danced then others did, and of course had to keep building on the performance. He may not have written, but noone was at that time. Songs were written by the likes of Mel Torme, Burt Bacharach and Carol King. Many do write today, but Jlo, Celine and Beyonce dont write their own stuff. We have Sia, LP and multiple 'ghost writers' for that, and it doesnt mean theyre less talented... some are writers, singers, musicians. Its also said that Elvis cant be auto tuned. He had 'almost' perfect pitch and could sing 3 1/2 octaves in one note. If a note is off key then Autotune picks the next best one. Autotuning Elvis would make it sound off key. Elvis was a natural producer. He didnt write but he rearranged it to suit his style and in my opinion, he made it better. He had the perfect tone and buttery smooth transition between hooks. I might be wrong, but i think he was the first to 'sample' or aka mash up songs, too. He was just endlessly talented and sometimes all i can do is ache. ❤️‍🩹🕺👑❤️‍🔥

[@ElvisRose_]

@@karencarlos3942 Everyone who makes music or made it after Elvis, has felt the influence of Elvis Presley despite them not knowing, realizing it, or denying it. Yes, I feel he should get credit for back up dancers because of Jailhouse Rock. The titular song number was choreographed by Elvis and the first use of back up dancers (to my knowledge) is the first music video even though that's not what Elvis was doing but that's such a great example and beautiful metaphor for the genius of Elvis. Elvis was doing things no one was doing at the time. He was so far ahead of his times, I argue that Elvis is still ahead of the times & just waiting for us to realize it, so things like Jailhouse Rock laying out a formula, aesthetic, and concept of telling the story of the song with artist and back up dancers all dancing to the song on a set including actors & props telling the song's story is a music video. Elvis just used what he had at the time so it was a scene in a movie but to this day.... that's studied as the first and one of the best. Elvis' skill was on a level that no one else could comprehend.

[@DC-fr7mo]

If I was a singer I wouldn't want elvis to cover my song...my version would then suck. He could sing anything..he even laughed in tune..crazy..miss him 💙💙💙

[@ElvisRose_]

@@DC-fr7mo Me either but on the other hand, it would be the ultimate recognition. Bob Dylan's career highlight was Elvis signing his song and to know that the greatest singer of all time likes your song so much that he wants to sing it. What would be better than that!

[@naddygam6490]

people forget that most singers like him didnt write their own songs back then!!!

[@thymeout4rosemary446]

Elvis was everything. People from all over the world, would come to see him because he didn’t go to other countries. Go see the movie, before it leaves the theaters.

[@deborahhintz1018]

The most feeling singer who could portray those feelings through his voice. I wish to God he had lived a full life. He had so much to show the music world

[@cindyk.6462]

With Elvis, it is always good...

[@celiaargana2488]

Elvis was a great gospel singer and most of his gold record's were for gospel music 🎶

[@chrisoakley5830]

His only Grammy Awards were for his Gospel records.

[@thymeout4rosemary446]

One of the greatest singers and performers of all time. He’s in several Hall of Fames. His charisma was off the chart.

[@ritaanderson4855]

Not "one of". Elvis was and IS the GOAT!!

[@naomiwarner7117]

HE IS IN EVERY HALL OF FAME! HE IS ALSO IN THE "GENIUS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS""

[@chrisoakley5830]

Elvis once said, " I know nothing of music, but in my line, you don't have to ". Brilliant statement.

[@tommyewest6019]

Elvis loved his fans

[@anthonyfrazier8448]

Gotta remember that their was no auto tune back then and he never had not one voice lesson

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

so if there was no auto tune, what is your point?

[@327DD]

@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 he was a better singer than most of todays artists. Not hard to understand.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

@@327DD that is only an opinion.

[@AJ-jc1ye]

Oh the stalker is back trolling Elvis videos.

[@SMOS99]

@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 It id an opinion held by most sane people….I see you’re still trolling Elvis reaction channels….you definitely need professional help.

[@kimking6036]

Elvis was also very funny. He liked to play around with his back up singers, band and the crowd. This song he was mixing 2 songs together.

[@MrAxe-ij4gq]

Elvis is the KING !!!!

[@diandiaz9026]

Regardless of everything he had the most magical voice ever

[@lindacorreia428]

The Best Entertainer To Have Walked This Planet ! Revolutionary, Humanitarian, The Voice,The King !

[@kippytx]

This Live Performance on his Comeback concert in 1968!! Wow. Just Wow. Plus he had on a skin tight black leather outfit. Oh. My

[@johnyoung2348]

Elvis was one of a few cats that were truly special 💯🎵⭐️

[@cindyphifer970]

I finally got to see Elvis about a year before he passed. My Mommy got us the tickets. He always sold out in about 5 minutes

[@firequeen2194]

Mom took me when I was 6! 1973 and I still remember it to this day. Mostly the ladies screaming, lol. I was very fortunate to see him live. So good to see others appreciating him still. My mom cried the day he died.

[@matrix5000100]

@@firequeen2194 Great

[@billolsen4360]

Same thing happened to me, just about a year before he passed. At the Grady Gammage Auditorium in Tempe AZ

[@richardpierce7819]

Unlike performers today Elvis always had fun on stage. Even when he would forget the lyrics you gotta check out the whole Aloha from Hawaii concert. All the proceeds were donated to charity and they raised over 200k $ a huge sum in 1975.

[@bluewaters3100]

ELVIS sang to everyone in the room. My mom and entire family absolutely loved Elvis. My mom was only 2 years older than him and she considered him family. We followed his life and loved every new record when it came out. You said something that is so true. As a teen in the 60's music was everything. We had live teen bands that played in different town halls. Every Friday and Saturday night we would get dressed up to go dancing. My daughter loves salsa and used to dance to it , but the passion we had back then isn't present in the same way. I enjoyed your reaction. Thanks from a soon to be single soon to be 70 year old woman who loves to dance and listen to music..

[@tcb7369]

Many could probably write the music but only Elvis could really tell the story! Forever the King 👑

[@kathwallace1811]

He was, is and always will be The King...💫

[@MichelleAtnip-iw2ym]

He did not like being called the king. Even pointed out during a concert the only one king Jesus Christ

[@cindyphifer970]

He went from his song to a Beatles song. It's a Medley. Trying to get to you and If I can Dream from his 68 comeback special. Jailhouse Rock video. You can't go wrong with Elvis. Love him forever

[@LM-hb6yn]

The final cut where he's wearing the white suit is the best performance of If I Can Dream.

[@angusrocks939]

get back loretta. just ayin'.

[@naddygam6490]

the Little Sister/Beatles was a mash-up, like the kids are doing today. Another first!

[@maryblaylock3219]

Welcome to Elvis!! He was a God given talent in the flesh! You should check out "Suspicious Minds" to see the King in action!!

[@janetgiddings5538]

Yes, the video from 1970, Vegas performance!

[@joanmatthews2570]

Absolutely love Elvis. He could sing gospel, the blues country any genre and make it his own.

[@Marlad1]

He really is the King of R&R.❤️

[@dorism4697]

I was 11 years old living in South America when I first heard of Elvis Presley! We were mesnerized! For the young people who do not know much about Elvis, check out the new movie Elvis! Austin Butler did a terrific job portraying one of the best performers that has ever lived!

[@napamoonlight9997]

Even though his voice was tired in this live Elvis had phenomenal range and clarity. He loved to sing gospel. And his band and back up singers were extroidinary. His voice, sex appeal, and commanding presence were undeniable. The summation is - Elvis, The King.

[@sophiacanty3807]

You need to listen to you’ll never walk alone Elvis Presley

[@pauldark3044]

Watch the rest of this concert, you will be amazed how great he was!

[@LM-hb6yn]

You have just begun. It's a long journey to get to know the man and the entertainer known as Elvis. I predict you will become a fan before too long.

[@patriciaadams2193]

To get a real feel for the power of his voice, listen to If I Can Dream. This was Elvis goofing around, which gives you one part of his personality, but other songs will tell you how he could pull you in vocally. In The Ghetto, Suspicious Minds. His love songs are a whole other thing❤❤

[@jamespauldelashmit2173]

Elvis was the type of Vocalist, I could sit and listen to pretty much all Day!!!

[@Phoenix7878]

Unless it was a 'message' song....its really not about the lyrics. It's about everything else he brought that no one else has been able to. Keep watching and I guarantee you'll get Elvis and why he's still The Goat...yeah I said THE GOAT. PEACE!

[@anne-louisegoldie]

Elvis was amazing, there will never be another like him. Deep dive into everything he's done and you'll know 😊xx

[@TexasMagnolia]

A must to learn of Elvis- Elvis and the Black Community

[@Judy0910]

Elvis was doing a medley of 2 songs. He was cool and all of the guys wanted to be Elvis and the girls loved him. He was so good looking absolutely beautiful!

[@keirgazelle2451]

Some one said that when Elvis was born God was showing off...lol

[@cynthiaburrus3901]

​@@keirgazelle2451 NO blasphemy at all intended... BUT I LOVE THIS! (WE KNOW GOD has a great sense of humor or he wouldn't have given all of us our own)

[@susanmay200]

Not a medley, a mash-up. Maybe the first!

[@Judy0910]

@Susan May I grew up going to the Elvis movies and buying his records as his songs came out on the records years ago. When a singer combined more than one song, that was what we called it back in the 1960's.

[@darlenebanks1368]

I was the 'little sister' and I loved this one.

[@Wildlife_SA.]

Great reaction Polo. 😄 Elvis was so naturally funny. He changed some lyrics as he went along, but unlike so many songs today, he was never vulgar. His was a family show. Parents and kids attended. Fantastic performance.👍🥇

[@Trampus002]

Polo, you are my favorite reactor. You have kind eyes and your intellect shows through. Music brings us all together. Love Elvis. Good and kind man. He was special.

[@kerrypickens8594]

Elvis had some serious swagger

[@charlenewebb5893]

Elvis Baby Seen him in 69 & 70 Las Vegas Hilton International Dinner Show I was a Lucky Fan . Thank Momma . Elvis was electric !

[@susanhardy8554]

That's GOLD !!!!

[@tonihagan6330]

His 68 come back special videos are the best. Watch any of those and you will understand.

[@catherinecrow5662]

Absolutely .. music was our Life... R.I.P. Elvis

[@bradhuskers]

Here's the thing. Artists such as Ella Fitzgerald and Elvis Presley, left behind critically acclaimed recordings. They are two of the all time greats.

[@RachelLWolfe]

The male background singers are J.D. Sumner and The Stamps. J.D. is the one with the low voice you can hear throughout the songs. If I remember correctly he was at one point in the Guiness Book of World records for having the lowest voice. We went to see them in concert once and we sat toward the back.... his voice was so low the seats were vibrating at times. Very down to Earth man.

[@kevinstarr516]

You need to check out "If I Can Dream" and "In The Ghetti" by Elvis. "If I Can Dream" is a tribute to MLK that he performed for his 1968 special a few eeks after MLK was assassinated.

[@DeWesChannel]

In the Ghetti

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

“In the Ghetto”.

[@deniseperryman2814]

Please react to Elvis on stage in Las Vegas singing Suspicious Minds that will blow your mind,now that’s a performance.After all he will always be the greatest entertainer that ever lived and the most beautiful man ever.More Elvis please 🙏 his first love is Gospel great reaction Love from Denise in Yorkshire England 👑👑👑🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🎸🎸🎸👏👏😘

[@gorse9030]

A very nice and respectful reaction so thanks to you. The Baz Luhrmann Elvis movie is currently doing great business and I note from a multitude of comments from younger folk that they are blown away by the film and see how Elvis was so talented, influential, and charismatic.

[@lindaware8188]

Don’t waste money on that movie . Seeing the real deal I’d the best !

[@gorse9030]

@@lindaware8188 Much as I sympathise with your comment, and as an AVID fan for over 55 years, have everything of note, I will not see the film as I know too much. I am however delighted that Baz has introduced a whole new generation to Elvis which no previous 'biopic' has achieved. I am not a film director or such but he knows the market, did his homework, used his experience, resulting in current takings of $270 million and that is the name of the game.

[@lindaware8188]

@@gorse9030 I understand. It concerns me, that what is viewed , is seen as truth rather than a fictional presentation, made for $$$$$. Only my opinion, but I have heard too many, taking this film, as a documentary. If this film, actually encouraged finding out, who Elvis truly was and the huge contribution he has made, then I am for it, however, I have not seen that happening. Something I really enjoy and encourage, would be the young people , who are reviewing his music, for the first time . I love the reactions, especially, when they had no idea, how fantastic he was.

[@gorse9030]

@@lindaware8188 Again I sympathise and concur with a lot of your points. If I had made the movie, I guess I would (having not seen it but on comments I have seen), done it differently and more to the true facts, but I am certain my version would not have got the millions through the cinema doors like Baz has achieved. The vast majority of cinemagoers will go back to their own favourite artists and genre, but I definitely think there will be a small percentage that will go down the rabbit hole of Elvis music, and a larger percentage will now play his music NOW AND THEN, which they had not done previously, and have a greater respect for his enormous talent. That's all fine by me and the best a fan can hope for on an artist who passed away 45 years ago.

[@carriemichelle322]

Very rare to see Elvis sitting down. Lol He needed to rest. He had so much charisma and he loved his fans! I subbed, and gonna request couple songs to see different sides of him. Suspicious Minds 1970 live in Vegas 68 Comeback Special in black leather sitting down Heartbreak Hotel/Trying to Get to You & in white suit If I can Dream 1972 Bridge over Trouble Water & How Great Thou Art I Washed My Hands in Muddy Water. Elvis's first love was gospel and rhythm & blues. He grew up very poor & when he got his break he bought his parents Graceland. He was very humble and a generous heart that never forget where he came from. Suggest short documentary Elvis...King of Kindness or A Generous Heart only 14 min...A lot of his generosity was never recognized. Thank u...TCB ⚡👑🌹

[@willgaines5651]

Cool medley of older hits that he had done. His voice and presence are always so impressive and captivating.

[@celiaargana2488]

Greatest concert ever and my first concert. My mom took me ❤️❤️❤️🥰😘

[@michaellawliss3049]

Duuude....your reaction was freakn fantastic!! 👌👌👌🤜🤛 You'll absolutely throughly enjoy the elvis rabbit hole! 💪💪🍻

[@poloreacts27]

Thanks man

[@ErichH68]

Among so many other qualities Elvis was one of the best live performers ever. He could turn the most mundane thing into a magical moment for all to enjoy. He was THAT good!

[@juleneyoung5053]

Elvis said he was “ going back to Gospel “ once he got well again , can you imagine the impact that would have had on the world !!

[@mzblue7214]

He was so funny!!! Love his raw talent! He touches my soul ALWAYS! I really like your background. The thing is...there is very few talent that can sing without auto-tunes anymore. IMO Plus Elvis was fine as hell LOL!

[@aletmartins6940]

I’d never seen that clip before. ❤️❤️Thx.

[@anthonygreganti3845]

Polo all of Elvis's performances was live all of them he did more performances than anybody else and still holds the record today.

[@kimesch9698]

Speaking as an old musician, they didn’t work months or years to get the songs down, they didn’t have the luxury of that kind of time. They had to learn fast. They were just that good.

[@donnastupka7507]

Elvis has many sides! All of them are equally amazing! Keep reacting to the King & I am sure your appreciation will continue grow & grow! Great reaction! Thanks 🎸❤🕺😇🎶🎵

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

and here is another side. Elvis started using drugs in the army back in 1958. Check this out In 1970 Elvis writes to President Nixon (the I am not a crook guy) and offers his services to help combat illicit drug use in the USA. Elvis mentioned that he knew a lot about drugs and was accepted by the hippies. He said he could go right into a group of young people or hippies and be accepted which he felt could be helpful to him in his drug drive. Nixon and Elvis exchanged pleasantries and agreed that “those who use drugs are in the vanguard of American protest.” In 1977 Elvis dies of drug overdose and drug abuse. Putting Elvis in charge of speaking on narcotic abuse is like leaving Dracula in charge of the blood bank. Hypocrisy: What is an example of hypocrisy? People who tell you not to eat candy while they chomp away on candy all day.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Be careful the 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, hahahaha

[@marlon-jl4ge]

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

[@ruthsimon7035]

Amazing! ELVIS had the total package! Beautiful voice, great moves and phenomenal looks, and also great sense of humor!

[@judypetitto]

He is the King.Love his voice his band his back ground singers.We love and miss him.The most handsome man ever.

[@mandyheath1793]

God I love him so much ❤️❤️ his personality on stage is unrivalled, his smile omg just everything about him 🤩🤩

[@angelone1839]

Should listen to early Elvis

[@glennred4830]

The difference between a PERFORMER and a singer. ELVIS ! This is film from his days in Vegas.

[@alisonstephens7930]

We didn’t care what the lyrics were we just loved him

[@lindapowers8592]

Dude pull up the lyrics! He said he took the big sister to a show and when he went to get candy she slipped out with Joe. He is asking the little sister not to draw him in and then leave him. Simple 😳 Rock Pop Old Standard Blues R & B Country Rick a Billy Gospel He did it all live no autotunes 🔥

[@johnyoung2348]

Elvis the original pimp of Rock, voice versatility and stage presence unmatched 💯🍿🎤

[@valerielittle2518]

Don't forget...that was his raw voice..no auto tune back then. Elvis was just so good. His vocals were phenomenal 👏 ✨️ 😍