This A Younger Elvis!! | Elvis Presley - Jailhouse Rock (REACTION)

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[@hollywinningham6375]

There was no old Elvis as he died at 42 years old 😭💔....he is still loved and missed to this day.....and Michael jackson was influenced by Elvis

[@klb9142]

Michael was influenced by Elvis, James Brown, Gene Kelley, Fred Astaire, and probably others. If you search Michael Jackson tap dancing, you will find very old videos of him singing and tap dancing.

[@janicekersting5329]

Elvis was Michael Jackson's father in Law

[@p.j.morris]

@@janicekersting5329 The marriage was a publicity stunt.

[@colleenbird8816]

Lisa was really in love with Michael Jackson. It was not a publicity stunt.

[@rammsteinrulz16]

Its relative lol

[@carnivoroussoupspoon]

its important to understand that before this musicians didnt really move. The swinging hips and dancing was brand new, it changed music forever

[@matteoedwardes2876]

Yeah there is a ton of young Elvis. It’s why he’s called the King of Rock n Roll. Imagine seeing this way back. He had to be visually blocked on TV with hips swinging.

[@bf810]

They didn't make music videos back then. This is from a move he acted in called Jailhouse Rock. Though, some called this the first music video in history - of sorts. And... Elvis had A LOT of voices, that's why his fans loved, and still loves, him - and most of us have favorite Elvis- years and/or a favorite Elvis voice

[@pamelamack9966]

elvis Rocks...

[@t.brannan6940]

He starred in I think 30 movies? This was his third or 4th one at the time.

[@ginalewis3530]

His voice was much different as he started as a teenager. It got so powerful as he aged. He was to adapt and take advantage of that.

[@nealmalik9142]

Elvis recorded EXACTLY 769 songs ..... Did 31 Movies ..... Did 2 Documentaries ..... Did over 1100 Concerts in the Seventies alone ..... Who knows how many in the 50's and 60's }} ..... PLUS .... On August 31, 1957, Elvis, Scotty Moore, Bill Black, D.J. Fontana and the Jordanaires went to Vancouver by train to perform at Empire Stadium. It was the second stop of a tour of the Northwest that had started the day before in Spokane. By this time Elvis had recorded eight No. 1 singles in two years, had made three movies and was about to release 'Jailhouse Rock' as his latest single. Having performed in Toronto and Ottawa in April, this was only the third time they ever performed outside of the U.S. and for Elvis it would be the last. Vancouver's first rock-and-roll show had taken place barely a year before, when Bill Haley and the Comets drew 6,000 people to the Kerrisdale Arena. Now Elvis had drawn a crowd over four times larger. The 26,500 fans in attendance went wild for the King of Rock 'n' Roll. The stage was set up on the empty football field Elvis did it all ..... And he did them better than ..... ANYONE ELSE COULD ..... ANYONE ..... PERIOD

[@lindatyler6396]

Elvis choreograhed this number

[@barbarascotto3873]

Young or older, still the greatest looking human I've ever set eyes on.

[@lechat8533]

What a beautiful and enthusiastic reaction :) Throughout his 22-year career, Elvis has been changing like a chameleon. He invented himself at least three times, almost from scratch. In the 50s, he changed more than one generation over the whole Western world. Because of him, Rock`nRoll became internationally well-known. He changed the look of generations. People began to dress like him, young men and boys imitated his haircut and styled their hair like him, they started growing their sideburns, and they dared to wear pink like him. They began to move more freely to the music. Elvis liberated the youth from the claws of conservative America and consequently of the post-WWII traumatized teenagers of the rest of the Western world. Without Elvis, Michael Jackson would have stayed a brave-looking and very talented singer with a unique voice. But Michael Jackson`s famous and recognizable outfits would have never been born without Elvis paving the way. There were so many things only he did. He was a trendsetter in music and in many, many other areas. He was far cooler than people know.

[@countrykitty733]

The movie was based off a performance at the jail that they did not want to happen.

[@garryellison]

it was crap , he hadn't a clue what he was reacting to .

[@trudywolfe2795]

Elvis invented "Cool"

[@mikem7381]

I’m so glad that you’re discovering Elvis for yourself instead of being influenced by other’s opinions. I hope you continue to enjoy the experience.

[@ronaldjspolar1501]

I am surprised by your reaction to the young Elvis. I didn't realize young adults of today could appreciate the dancing and singing skills of someone 70 years ago. Suggests to me his talent could have been underestimated if his appeal is timeless. Thanks for your sincere reactions.

[@vincentmaniscalco4421]

I’m telling ya this is why we call him the king 🤴

[@ppresley9208]

Elvis was EVERYTHING ... still is ! TCB forever !

[@christopherone1]

imagine this man coming on the scene back in the 1950's....I mean, at that time they were 'swooning' over Sinatra. Watch....MJ copied a lot from Elvis movements; Elvis actually does first moonwalk dance. What a historic ICON. Changed music forever. Most loved, beloved successful male artist in history, still. I mean, they just made a movie about him and commercials out now with Elvis music in them. That ending...is MJ's smooth criminal, "annie are you ok" (with guns firing).

[@davidharrison1523]

Jane H commenting ….. Sadly, there never was an old Elvis, as he died when he was 42, but his career right up to his final concert in June 1977, was still in full swing. He shot to fame as an 18 year old & was still the top selling artist worldwide when he died ….. & is still the top selling artist worldwide right up to the present day. This is from an early movie that Elvis starred in, called Jailhouse Rock. He was hot property in Hollywood & made 31 movies, most of which he sang in. Elvis was multi-talented, but he got frustrated with being type-cast in most of his movies, & returned to live performances in 1968, which is what he loved doing most of all. He was a revolutionary figure.

[@Metalphysicalpodcast]

Elvis choreographed this.

[@trishf3576]

Elvis's voice changed beyond recognition- compare 1954 55 or 56 with 1977. His different eras are so distinctive- this fact has helped to form the legend that he is but he really did it instinctively- they didn't have the teams of creative people that many artists have nowadays x

[@queenslanddiva]

Elvis didn't become the king of rock and roll for no reason. He was a groundbreaker - he had one of the finest voices ever and he was SOOOOO gorgeous.

[@p.j.morris]

Elvis and i were friends for many yrs. up until his death. Sexiest man god ever created. 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 long 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. All they say is hey girl what's up. love to you from the one and only Memphis Tn. Great reaction. #forevermysexyjello #forevermyking.

[@chuckmoseley3771]

Elvis had 3 #1 hits in 1956 and 4 # 1 hits in 1957

[@matthewdavis418]

he was super controversial back then. many banned elvis in their homes. People in these times were ultra conservative. Elvis changed the world literally

[@user-zi1ip8ru7j]

Elvis never did a bad song his story is worth looking at.

[@vorlon1]

Yep, Shon, Young Elvis, before he went into the Army, was a bit different than after. He became famous for these energetic kind of performances in the mid 1950s. It was totally fresh and new at the time.

[@denisetinto1828]

Don't listen to the trolls. They are jealous. You are doing a great job. 🇨🇦👍💖

[@theseeker4642]

Elvis choreographed the dance routine !

[@barbarascotto3873]

Also, back then, they tried to censor Elvis because they said the way he danced, swinging his hips and gyrating, was contributing to juvenile delinquency, and was too raunchy.

[@dougieyou]

"The King"...then and even now !!! there will never be another one like him.....

[@jakeelliot2868]

Elvis was 22 years old when he made Jailhouse Rock. And this video is a clip from the movie Jailhouse Rock.

[@wendyb5528]

OMG I love watching your reactions to Elvis!!!! Perfect honest reactions. So fun to watch your enthusiasm over such old videos. Elvis was quite young when he did this...Oh my bad. I see someone mentioned his age. He was only 22. You made my day.🥰🥰

[@alabudde1]

He was known as Elvis the pelvis. Many TV shows would not filmed him from the waist down because of his gyrating hips.

[@cheriegoodwin6819]

Elvis was a natural mover and great dancer...

[@shellygill5029]

There are many facets to Elvis' music. There is Elvis in the beginning in the 50's - early 60's. Then he went into the Army for 2 yrs. When he came out the Beatles had stormed the country and the British invasion was changing the face of music. Elvis saw this and had to change to keep up with the times. His '68 TV Special is where Elvis really renewed and furthered his career. His music took a more serious turn where he started doing songs with deeper meaning and he turned to using a bigger band and a different blend of backup singers. This is where he became a great performer/entertainer and not just a R&R singer You have been listening to the Vegas entertainer. The early years of Elvis were songs with simple lyrics. When he started in movies his use of his vocal range started to broaden with singing songs written for the movies. It is interesting to watch his personal progression and the progression of R&R itself. Elvis took what black performers were doing and introduced it to the white audience. When that happened white performers in the U.S and Gr. Britain started copying. It is unfortunate though that the bigger band/orchestra sounds were abandoned for mostly guitars and drums and now there is so much use of the electronic sound instead of real instruments.

[@gorse9030]

Very interesting comment Shelly and spot on except I would say he ruled the roost for about 3 years after the army as The Beatles hit the UK in 1963 and the US 1964.The black performers bit has a couple of angles in that he combined Country with Gospel and The Blues, Elvis's words not mine and Heartbreak Hotel was probably more country. Country influences were greatly played down in the movie which I can understand why.

[@destiny6352]

Elvis shook up the whole world!

[@ELW2111]

They wanted to ban him because of his moves! Elvis the pelvis! Please listen to more Elvis. We’re loving it!

[@jaysanchez5804]

Elvis was a draws dropper the world never seen anyone shake a leg before but Elvis was just in the zone - musical nirvana

[@genebeamon4898]

It's very much still popular. This was groundbreaking!!!! Another multi, multi, multi million selling hit and another # 1 hit. He was topping everything on the charts at several weeks at a time. I think All Shook Up or It's Now or Never stayed at #1 on the charts for 9 weeks in a row. This was in '57, how about in '56 Elvis doing Hound Dog on October 28, 1956 on the Ed Sullivan Show. Listen to the crowd scream here and witness another jaw dropping performance from THE KING, giving several of his famous iconic moves!!!!! Someone just said a few years ago that we'll still be listening to Elvis 100 years from now. If the world is still here, I believe it!!!

[@amberrose8756]

This from the most iconic, epic rock m roll movie of all time - Jailhouse Rock. Perfection!

[@belinda35_77]

from his 3rd movie Jailhouse Rock elvis starred in 31 movies during his life he made 4 movies between 1956 and 1958 then he was drafted into the army when came home from the army in 1960 he went back to hollywood where between 1960 and 1968 he starred in 27 more films. he was the biggest and highest paid movie star at the time.

[@Zeigled]

Love ELVIS!!! The music just can't be kept inside him - he HAS to move. These are just fun movies...not serious - just entertainment.

[@user-tc2hh7zi9r]

Thanks for playing Elvis. Please play Trying To Get To You. He belts out this song. I'm 77 now. I was 10 when I first heard him. He's been the love of my life ever since. Sherry

[@jax43]

I was probably like 5 when I heard him. MY mom played his music from the time I was born in 1962 so I grew up with his music

[@brendastanford9545]

Elvis was from tupalo, Mississippi, he's got soul.

[@joholloway890]

Apparently Michael Jackson got his moon walk move from Elvis. :) But no matter what his age, Elvis could pull out any version of himself to suit any song he sang. Versatile!

[@TrekBeatTK]

Not entirely. There was another guy doing moonwalk moves, Jeffrey Daniel, that taught him. You can see Daniel’s moves in the Silly Love Songs sequence of Give My Regards to Broad Street

[@joholloway890]

@@TrekBeatTK All I could find was that Jeff Daniels was around in the late 70s. Elvis's dance moves were way before that, no?

[@tlbeman]

This song, and the movie were big hits. MJ loved Elvis, and was inspired by many of his dance moves. As an entertainer, Elvis had 3 major phases in his career. Early, pre-army, post-army movie career, and starting with the so-called, “68 Comeback Special”, his return to live performances. His voice matured over his career. He also began to make more personal choices about the songs he sang. Thanks for sharing. It’s interesting to watch your fresh reactions.

[@lisaditto4829]

THAT WAS 1956. HE WAS ONLY 21. IN THE GHETTO WAS IN THE EARLY 70'S. HIS DOCTOR AND MANAGER KILLED HIM. BROKE MY HEART

[@Coolrockndad]

This is really the first music video made.

[@ed.z.]

Rolling Stone magazine included "Jailhouse Rock" at number 67 on its list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time and it was named one of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll. In 2004, it finished at number 21 on AFI's 100 Years...100 Songs survey of top tunes in American cinema. On November 27, 2016, the Grammy Hall of Fame announced its induction. In 2019, the song ranked number 31 on Spanish radio station Rock FM 500's list of "Five Hundred Rockers of All Time", ahead of any other song of the 1950s.

[@AK-my2lh]

That's why he called King of Rock

[@lisahaverluk4037]

68 comeback tour...no words... he's so hot 🔥🔥

[@2badger2]

Another good dancing Elvis video "ELVIS PRESLEY - Bossa Nova Baby"

[@phuzbrain]

The young Elvis is Far Greater than the older Elvis.

[@shjssjjs7015]

The King The best The only

[@shirleycarr5387]

Great movie too.

[@debbyschultz1729]

Elvis did the choreography in this clip!

[@paulasmith3179]

What you are calling mortal combat outfits is acturally styled after karate outfits. Elvis took karate for many years. He was the MAN. thank you

[@shon1303]

No disrespect, the fit he wears is fire🔥

[@williamquinlan6153]

Rock was a new genre in the 50s. Until it came along the dominant music form were sentimental ballads which some have said were popular because America was still emotionally reeling from WW2. But the baby boom generation came of age and wanted something different. RnR was it. Presley was the first performer to introduce movement into mainstream shows. Society was sexually repressed in that time and Elvis's dance moves were seen as vulgar and a threat by adults. Some TV shows censored him and some various communities banned him or wanted him arrested. Silly now but these were real things then. Video tape didn't exist and filming was expensive and used bulky cameras. So the often riotous legendary performances were largely unrecorded. What we have left to watch from this groundbreaking Elvis period are performances in movies and a handful of TV appearances. The dancing seems tame by today's standards but people were not used to it on their TV ( which was new then too) screens. Elvis's rock records, though, totally dominated the charts, eclipsing every other performer. This level of popularity established rock n roll and its style and instrumentation as the preeminent genre of popular music for decades to come. For another good performance like this run the video for Mean Woman Blues also '56-57.

[@kirsty-marie]

This scene is from Elvis' 3rd movie Jailhouse Rock 1957. Brilliant scene and song, you defo should check out more young Elvis too. Elvis' voice was very unique his range was exceptional 👌

[@karowak1]

His voice got deeper as he aged

[@denisefield4949]

This is my 2nd video of you watching Elvis! Yes young Elvis is just so crazy! Thank you for watching!

[@kirkbowers2694]

From the movie Jailhouse Rock 1957.

[@marygammons3323]

This is considered the first music video. Thanks from a third generation Elvis fan for keeping Elvis alive. And no you don't look like the 🦛 Check out Hound Dog on the Milton Berle show

[@sarahholland2600]

It's not the first music video. That was Queens Bohemian Rhapsody. This is a scene from the film Jailhouse Rock.

[@debbers]

I think if you could travel back in time you would go to this day, this scene, he was the epitome of cool!

[@kerrypapworth1526]

Elvis was apparently worried that his dancing wouldn’t be good enough with the professional dancers here but he certainly held his own 💕💕. Very young Elvis singing on TV with Frank Sinatra would be a good one for you to react to also Bossa Nova Baby is amazing.

[@stege9979]

This was from Elvis 3rd movie "Jailhouse Rock" in 1957. One of the most classic performances in music history. You have much to learn, and I like that you're being humble about it. It's gives the right condition to learning (been there myself for sure). Michel Jackson was born the year after this film, in 1958, and this later became one of the performances he studied the most while working out his own moves. Elvis in the 1970's shifted his choreography towards the upper body movements. In the 1950's it was all about the Elvis the Pelvis (an expression he never liked). I appreciate your reactions of the GOAT, sir.

[@pennywisetheherpesclown]

Elvis changed the whole entire world. Period. Before him there was no personality or edginess in music.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

BULLSHIT!

[@samhugh4965]

Yep. It came from a movie! Loooove me some younger Elvis. Thanks for a great reaction!

[@ruthsimon7035]

Great Video! ELVIS had the moves, looks and beautiful voice! More ELVIS please! Thank you!

[@TheBohemianAngels]

Well, let me tell you whats going on here sir. Yes, you basically started your video watching in the mid Elvis era. This one is considered the first "video" of what came popular in the 1980's with MTV. This is a clip of his movie Jailhouse Rock. Elvis exploded in 1956, and this was done in 1957. Elvis came on t.v. appearances and that's what broke him in public view, and got everyone attention. He was so popular that they began doing movies around him and his songs before the government saw him as a threat and had hm go to the service in the army. You are so lucky that you still have so many more videos that you still have to view. Its good to start from the beginning and see how he developed until 1977. Great reaction.

[@kimcutts6153]

It makes meso happy that you're into Elvis. You can see why he was called the "King" can't you? This was a scene from the movie "Jailhouse Rock", well worth a watch too cos he was a fine actor. 🎶❤🎬

[@ilonadever8249]

His first television appearance was on the Ed Sullivan Show. He was hugely popular, but to allow in on TV, he had to agree to be seen only above the waist. The hip shaking was too provocative for that time. He changed all that!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

SHON! In terms of early Elvis, before anything else, before any of the Ed Sullivan Show appearances before any of that, you've got to see this iconic performance of Hound Dog in early 1956 when he was about 20 or 21, and this is the performance that set off that huge religious and racial backlash that resulted in them sometimes only filming him from the waist up, including some of his numbers on the Sullivan Show appearances that happened much later that year and into the next year. This is the one. And there are several videos of this floating around out there, but most of them don't show the most important part, which is at the end, when after they've done their very short television version, always abbreviated from the actual recording which was already short, the audience was so into it that Elvis, without any warning to the band and they had never practiced it this way, kept going only he's slowed it down to half tempo, and the band was so used to him being unpredictable that they immediately followed along and it drove the audience nuts. And in slow speed, he got to exaggerate his moves even more and that's what set off this huge firestorm. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5Tbh3SwraqJirs

[@proudarmymom8657]

This is actually from a movie Elvis was in it was called ‘Jailhouse Rock’ Elvis acted in a lot of movies back in the 50s and 60s! In all the movies Elvis did a lot of singing there’s a really fun one he did with Ann Margaret in the movie Viva Las Vegas and there are several songs he did with her including the song ‘Viva Las Vegas’ then there’s also the movie called Blue Hawaii and videos of him performing songs including the song ‘Blue Hawaii’ you must check them out as well as his song ‘Hound Dog’ and others he sang when he first started his career back in the 50s! RIP Elvis

[@JanJan-gy7qp]

He was a 6ft hunk n I think this is from a movie Jail House Rock. He’s barely in his 20s there. A hunk of beautiful man.

[@Leah-cn5cu]

Jailhouse rock was a movie . Elvis made ton of movies

[@roberteasson3536]

The world would be a much better place if he was still here

[@gorse9030]

Broadly speaking this is the 1950's rock 'n' roll Elvis, followed by post army service 1960 -1968 (no sideburns) mostly film musicals, then 1968 -1977 The Las Vegas years. The voice here became more accomplished and had the ability to sing neo opera when he came out of the army but lost that rasping rocking edge shown here over the next couple of years.

[@williamquinlan6153]

That rocking edge you can still hear in some of his 60s songs. It especially roars back in the 68 Special. You can also hear it occasionally in Elvis's early Vegas period.

[@cindyphifer970]

Some of the videos from his early movies, Mean Woman Blues, Loving You, Teddy Bear, any appearances from the Ed Sullivan show or Milton Berle show

[@barbaramarkland7441]

I WAS RAISED TO APPREACIATE WHAT PEOPLE GIVE AND ARE OPENED UP FOR GROWTH AND CHANGE. I WOULD OF LOVED TO GROWN UP WITH HIM. ELVIS GAVE HIS BEST AND HAD TO GO BY THE RULES.

[@Dollywood623]

Dude Elvis’ rabbit hole is deep. He also made 31 feature films. Granted most of them were cheesy and he was not happy making them. As kids I loved every one of them. “Love Me Tender”(1956), “Change of Habit”(1969) and “Viva Las Vegas”(1964) personal favorite. Lots of songs in them of course. Really enjoying ur reactions. 🔥

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

Great reaction to a great man.❤️

[@sunshineness2007]

Loving that u love the classics like Elvis. There is no bad song by him. I 😘 ve all uis music

[@gregwatkins6422]

I grew up on Elvis at first the tv stations censored his dancing " The Sinful Pelvis movement" so the cameras would only shoot above the waist. I know because when I dance the women call me Elvis the pelvis! LOL

[@papercup2517]

If you see this, try checking out more younger Elvis in 'Hound Dog' - early TV performances of it had the cameramen scrambling to somehow not show his suggestively gyrating pelvis, deemed impermissible by shocked authorities and parents alike. Of course the young people loved it. Elvis was really the first time rock n roll emerged into the mainstream consciousness, with his broad appeal to young white audiences. The other early Elvis hit you must hear is Heartbreak Hotel. It has some great lyrics - "...it's down at the end of Lonely Street..." and is the song that first inspired the teenaged John Lennon to take up music. "I heard it and knew immediately - that's what I want to do.." He would go on to give millions of young people that exact same idea, through the skiffle group he formed that eventually became the Beatles.

[@petercrocker6192]

The first song that he nailed in the studio, and the first sonf that was released, was “That’s Alright Mama,” in 1954. It’s killer!

[@sunnycrocker6016]

Love our king the only one thank you for nice rections✌️😂😂😂

[@SteeleLady1960]

Elvis was 22 years old when he did Jailhouse Rock

[@colmflaherty3963]

Thanks man. That song entered No 1 in 1957. Try Got a lot of iving to do by him thanks.

[@rons3634]

Bossa Nova Baby is great if you want to see him dance. If you haven't already seen it.

[@OwiggumX]

Banger!

[@whistlewyouwork]

One of the first music videos! He was only 22 in 1957. You've been able to see some of Elvis' range. He could do ANY kind of music, from his early Rock 'N Roll to Ballads, R&B, country to singing with Frank Sinatra. By the way, I agree with you. Later Elvis had a more mature voice. He was a great ENTERTAINER. The greatest of all time.

[@joshsheffield3820]

This was the very first rock video ever made.

[@camiamayo5093]

Elvis was great you need to check out he is music video hound dog it's a good one too his younger days he was wow he still is today even though he's not with us thank you for sharing this video all his music is great he was 22 years old when he made this movie Jailhouse Rock I call him baby face Elvis❤

[@ktrsBklyn]

It IS a musical! 😅

[@cindyphifer970]

Elvis always the best. I believe this movie was made in 1956 or 1957

[@joelteague1190]

If you think about it you can see where Michael got some of his moves from Elvis think about it

[@asherasspirit7727]

Shon you need to react to Elvis Presley - (Crawfish). I promise you'll be like who the h3ll is Elvis really! It's a must see for real... ✅

[@elizebothma7375]

Elvis was born in 1935 and started his singing career very young, please check his history, Elvis was the best ever, to this day he still has like 55 million fans still.

[@gpxo11]

Elvis-the ORIGINAL pole dancer!! Younger elvis was far better than the later elvis.

[@gary17509]

We could only see this when the movie came to town. We went to the 5 & 10 and bought a 45 for 99 cents. Then we listened to it over and over and over..........

[@user-yj7iq6um8g]

That was a good movie. The women were crazy for him . Thanks for your reaction Shon