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[@mikem957]

Elvis was a true gift from God. His heart was bigger than his star.

[@cindyphifer970]

Elvis's Dad put on Elvis's tombstone that Elvis was a gift from God to the world and I believe that

[@robbiejenkins4379]

I believe

[@depper]

Polio was JUST AS SCARY as COVID, and some will say even scarier. Elvis really did have better results than ANYONE in getting Americans to vaccinate themselves. Elvis was SUCH IN TOUCH with young people. Man is a LEGEND. He was bigger than any other artist in history.

[@sandralybrand9425]

He was credited with getting 90percent of the youth getting vaccinated.

[@christopherjon1245]

And the polio vaccine actually worked

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

@@sandralybrand9425 There is a comment below from some one who is masquerading as Depper. The real Depper died more than 2 years ago. This person has stolen the identity of a dead man and is using it as his own. If you know this person please advise the authorities.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

@@christopherjon1245 There is a comment below from some one who is masquerading as Depper. The real Depper died more than 2 years ago. This person has stolen the identity of a dead man and is using it as his own. If you know this person please advise the authorities.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

There is a comment below from some one who is masquerading as Depper. The real Depper died more than 2 years ago. This person has stolen the identity of a dead man and is using it as his own. If you know this person please advise the authorities.

[@presleyrules]

Most people don't understand just how profound that number was back in 1973 when Elvis performed the Aloha from Hawaii Concert. 1.5 BILLION people watched it. At the time of that concert, the world population was 3.9 BILLION! That means that over one-third of the world's population saw that concert! That's the definition of "drawing power'! I saw the concert on tv over 50 years ago and I still say WOW!!!

[@matrix5000100]

@presleyrules: Elvis Presley sold an unbelievable 600 million albums before his death (1.6-2 billion albums to date). Why incredible? 1. When Elvis Presley was alive, there were only 3 billion people in the world. Of these, 90% didn't even have the opportunity to buy an Elvis album because they couldn't buy anything in the western world. Of the 10% who had the opportunity, the majority in the 50s / 60s did not have the money to buy a music album, which was expensive at the time. In addition, 99% of Elvis records were sold without advertising. Whereby other music albums - by other artists - had to be sold with a lot of money or advertising. With the sales strategy of the 80s / 90s / 2000s it would not have been "just" 600 million (already a record back then) , but 3 billion albums (until 1977).

[@stacymoore9836]

That man that kissed Elvis on the cheek was Danny Thomas who was the founder of St.Judes hospital. There’s even a children’s trauma wing dedicated in Elvis Presley’s name and the Elvis Presley foundation still donates money all the way to this day and time.

[@terrygarcia897]

He helped Danny Thomas open Saint Jude in 1961.

[@nancy9891]

He paid singer Jackie Wilson’s medical bills when he became ill and couldn’t afford to pay the hospital bills. James Brown loved Elvis and this was one of the reasons why. He saw Elvis was motivated by God’s Word of the Golden Rule and believed it. Thank you Relvis for playing this video. Love is powerful.

[@kathy73160]

J Burton interview said they had a hard time getting James Brown out from the room at Elvis’ wake. Like Ann Margarett would stay in there for hours, leave, repeat. James loved him so too and had a hard time letting go.

[@mikem957]

Yeah and I noticed how that video only covered the white charities too. Elvis actually did more for black people than white because of where he came from. Sad that some Elvis fans still have a problem with that important factor in his life and story.

[@sandralybrand9425]

He also paid for Sammy Davis Jr to have surgery and hospital bills when he fell on hard times not long before he died.

[@mikem957]

@@sandralybrand9425 He helped so many people in such a short time.

[@matrix5000100]

@@mikem957 Is correct! Elvis Presley regularly donated to 50 charities. Including many organizations that help poor black people. But I think that Elvis Presley wanted to help everyone - no matter the color of the skin. Elvis never discriminated. To him they were all of God.

[@delilahmorrow4606]

A good man. A handsome man. A talented man. God was good to Elvis.

[@matrix5000100]

@Delilah Morrow: Is correct! Elvis himself said: "I don't understand why God gave me everything that a human being could wish for, when there are so many people in the world who only suffer and will never have this happiness!"

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

@@matrix5000100 what an egotistical prick!

[@kimberlywoodyard9027]

Just imagine if his Identical Twin Jesse lived…..🤔

[@richardeidemiller6739]

He went to check on the welfare of an elderly couple who hung around the gates who he hadn't seen in awhile, visited a little boy dying in the hospital on his way to a concert, and went to an elderly woman who had no legs with a motorized wheelchair and money. His friend said he picked her up off the floor in his arms and set her in the chair. For all those that said he was prejudice that lady was black along with one he bought a brand new Cadillac for ( which made the paper). He took personal time to do smaller acts of kindness that I found the most revealing as to who he was. Polio wiped out entire families of children back then. Vicki

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

😜

[@sopala3952]

He always kept his concert tickets low..the Hawaii concert was only $5…he wanted all fans to be able to afford tickets. He himself bought tickets for himself and his entourage .

[@debbiehopewell5544]

You give with every reaction, I'm disabled from severe child abuse, I've had over 40 knee surgeries and I'm 57, since you started your Elvis journey I have watched you grow and enjoyed ever minute of it! Thank you for all you do that makes your watchers think, laugh, cry and just feel connected ❤

[@matrix5000100]

@Debbie Hopewell: There are sad and at the same time beautiful words that you write here. Thank you for your honesty. I'm glad that Elvis gives you so much strength. Elvis loves you!

[@debbiehopewell5544]

@matrix5000100 Please don't be sad, although awful beginning, I got married and have 5 children who are each a blessing, became a teacher, and am very happy. I Thank you so much for the kind words🙂 I watched one of his other Elvis reactions and some old lady was so hateful to him I wanted to make sure he understands how much joy it brings to some of us. I hope you have a great day!❤️

[@matrix5000100]

@@debbiehopewell5544 Thanks for the answer. 🙂

[@sharonporter7132]

God bless you for overcoming the challenges you faced. Your strength is admirable and touching.❤❤🙏🙏

[@debbiehopewell5544]

@@sharonporter7132 Thank you😊

[@RoseStoltman-ye2vc]

Remember, Tom Parker got 50% of Elvis' income. Then, Elvis had to pay the salaries of his band, backup singers, etc., and as stated in the video, Elvis never claimed an income tax deduction. Yet he still gave tirelessly and endlessly to countless charities and people he never knew. All of this from the love and kindness in his heart. Always stay humble and kind.❤🙏❤

[@matrix5000100]

@Rose Stoltman: 100% true. The unbelievable thing is that Elvis Presley was never in debt, even when he died, although he gave 50% to his manager and always donated a large part of his fortune throughout his life. It is true that Elvis - when he died in 1977 - had no debts and there was still enough money in his account to pay for everything. Elvis also had many luxury goods.

[@christywhitehead3171]

You're such a sweet person I'm trying to keep myself going these days keep spreading the love

[@RoseStoltman-ye2vc]

@@christywhitehead3171 I'm just now seeing your message, and thank you. I was in the hospital last week. That's all Elvis did.... spread love.❤️

[@RoseStoltman-ye2vc]

And in addition to my previous comment, I was fortunate enough to see Elvis in concert. The price of a ticket to see Elvis.....$15. He truly always paid it forward.❤

[@ElsieMayTrixieBell]

Elvis is a soul we only see once ❤

[@shjssjjs7015]

عندما يكون الشخص كتله من الإنسانيه والتعامل باحترام فهذا دليل عل نبل هاذا الإنسان والفيس كان هاذا النوع من البشر

[@patriciaferrini-xt1ry]

He was a real King from the spiritual Heart ❤❤❤

[@matrix5000100]

Many do not know that Elvis Presley dedicated his life to helping disabled people. He often visited disabled people in the hospital (no press). Elvis and his manager often gave free concerts to countless disabled people. Elvis Presley and his manager Colonel Parker also paid for travel. There are also lots and lots of photos and lots and lots of footage of it. Many fans have often handed their disabled children or relatives onto the stage at Elvis concerts because they knew that Elvis gives them strength. Elvis Presley regularly donated to 50 charities - including some for disabled people. Elvis once said: "I don't understand why God gave me so much luck, so much talent and so many beautiful things when there are people who will never have these things. I'm just a normal person too!"

[@bertsplci]

According to the inflation calculator: $75,000 in 1973 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $512,437.50 today, an increase of $437,437.50 over 50 years.

[@Elvisfan4ever]

That’s y when he passed he didn’t have much money because he wanted to bless others as God blessed him. ❤❤❤❤

[@moekontze116]

This is why he is loved all around the World❤ and still is todate 2023

[@nancylascari4799]

Hey Ray I don't need your financial help but I do need your humor and continued reactions. They truly do lighten my day and I thank you! Please do not discount what you bring to this channel !!!

[@garnet4765]

Ray, you bless us everyday by showing the world the true man Elvis was. Even 46 years after his death the effect his life is still affecting others and even the world. Thank you for your love.

[@gailcalderone5229]

Glady( Elvis mother) would bring the fans in that would stand outside the house..She would offer them snacks n something to drink..One day when Elvis came home from a tour,his mother said " Look Elvis these are some of your fans". Elvis reply was. " That's very nice mama". Because she welcomed them into the house n gave them hospitality...I Loved that family so much...

[@user-mw6rm1fj6r]

ELVIS IS JUST VERY SPECIAL WILL ALWAYS LOVE HIM

[@SuspiciousMinds65]

Sonny West said the entire time he knew Elvis and worked for him the #1 thing was Elvis's humanity...

[@JimmieBuffet-qi3lk]

Elvis was a billionaire for a short time. It was short because he gave most of it away. .✌️

[@ruthsimon7035]

What a sweet, kind and humble man he was! ❤ ELVIS was an Angel!

[@candiehamilton9943]

Elvis said the reason he didn't use the tax breaks, was because if he did, the gift wouldnt be from his heart. It would be for another reason. He truly loved his fellow man. Can you imagine what he could have done if Parker didnt take half of everything he earned. 😢 . Another out of this world reaction.😅

[@karencarlos3942]

Ditto, my thoughts exactly... no need to repeat . Ty!🕺👑❤️‍🔥

[@susyq810]

Hi candie...thinking of you. I was thinking the same thing about how many more life changing things he would have done if his manager didn't take half his income. Just spending a few seconds thinking of his manager makes my blood pressure rise too much so I better erase him from my mind.I 😡

[@candiehamilton9943]

@@susyq810 I know how you feel. I would call him a slug, but I don't want to Insult the slugs.

[@Kathryne0816]

Agree completely. But I have seen elsewhere that he was advised not to take some deductions (mostly business) that he was eligible to take by Parker. Seems the reasoning behind that was if Elvis was audited, Parker's shenanigans might have been exposed, and his immigration status might have come out sooner. **Thinking of you Miss Candie - loving energy coming your way.🥰🥰❤❤

[@candiehamilton9943]

@@Kathryne0816 that makes a lot of sense. That Parker was something else. Thank you!! ❤️

[@tinaboyd3131]

Just as footnote I think Elvis is still working .He brought you Ray into our sitting rooms and brought us back to basics. In a world that at times seems to have lost the run of itself. Thanks Ray.

[@Kathryne0816]

Amen to that sister. The world would be a sadder place without Elvis. And Ray.

[@hillsboroughguy]

He was an incredible person and a gift to this world. His influence continues through yourself and many others.

[@cindyphifer970]

Elvis was the most beautiful generous soul, always my favorite

[@thecrye6798]

I grew up in Memphis when Elvis was still alive and we'd always hear gossip about good things he was doing for the poor and in need. Over the years, it has made me so sad to hear people make fun of him or spread false ideas about him. Thank you for spreading the truth about the REAL Elvis.

[@cesarebonventre12]

So good that are still people discovering the REAL Elvis Presley!!! Thanks for sharing

[@ElvisRose_]

A lot of people are all talk and no action but Elvis was all action and no talk.

[@sharonporter7132]

Elvis was always very close to his family. His mother, Gladys, was pregnant with two twin boys when she gave birth. Elvis survived but his brother, Jesse, was a stillborn. His parents had no other brothers or sisters. His mother died soon after Elvis bought her Graceland. He was raised very humbly with a strong Christian upbringing.

[@Dorakaz1]

Elvis was not only a great artist , he was a special human being too. Your Elvis's reactions are like fresh air in the room. Thank you Ray greetings from Greece

[@sandralybrand9425]

In the laye 50s Elvis met a young man that was crippled in his legs and hands. He was a big fan of Elvis and became president of an Elvis fan club. He and Elvis became friends with him and his name was Gary Pepper. Elvis sent him a check every month to help support Gary and his mother that helped take care of him. Elvis had Gary up to Graceland often for. family celebrations etc. After Garys mom died, Elvis bought Gary a house for him and his caretaker to live in. Through the years Elvis gave Gary many gifts. Even after Elvis passed Gary continued to receive monthly checks from Vernon (Elvis dad) unti Gary passed away a couple years later. I think Elvis must've had it in his will for Gary to continue to receive those checks, or Vernon sent them to honor Elvis. But it could be Vernon became fond of Gary too through the years, because he was treated like family and was there for important family events including Christmas.

[@marygammons3323]

Stuff like this is why Elvis is so loved by his fans. He truly makes you want to be a better person. You Ray really really have a great heart. Not only are you funny and awesome to watch but you also show so much love and support for others. You uplift and bring happiness, but there is always wisdom in what you say. Thanks for being you and thanks for keeping Elvis alive

[@kimberlycanales916]

He did it just for the joy of giving.

[@tomlorenzen4062]

The removal of his plaque at the USS Arizona Memorial is absolutely disgusting

[@Julbug_22]

You and Elvis’s heart bring tears to my eyes. Thanks to both of you for your kindness. Don’t absorb the haters’ words, it isn’t about you, it’s about them not having enough love and kindness given to them.

[@joycezarn7552]

The man that kissed Elvis on the cheek was Danny Thomas, founder of St. Jude.

[@karolakover5298]

$55,000 is $563,681.23 now days😯 $65,000 in 1961 is $659,484.78 today😳 We escaped from Hungary in 1956 with only the clothes on our backs and a pocket sized bible. We landed in American on a B52 bomber on Christmas Eve, best day ever!!! There is not a day that goes by we are not thankful and grateful to America and all those that helped us and so many others that made it possible for us to live in this great country! May GOD bless America and those that were willing to give us a chance to live a free country! Thank you for your great channel and your wise perception of what is important in life! May blessing fill your life always 🤗

[@michaelfarmer966]

He did almost all of his charity work and donations anonymously. Obviously, when you're that famous, some of it will be publicized. There was a little girl in a wheelchair at a show. He stopped the show, went down to talk to her, slipped off a $35,000 ring from his finger, gave it to her, and went straight back to the show. He heard of a little boy dying in the hospital that wanted to see him only 2 hours before showtime...he and his people piled into cars and drove across the city to see that little boy, who died a couple of weeks later. He bought a house and a custom Cadillac station wagon and gave them to his Cook, so she could get to work easier and faster. He did his works the way the Bible tells us to. He was driving his limo one night, saw a couple of teens jump another teen, stopped the limo, and chased away the aggressors.

[@joesmith6524]

Also ray the singer Dionne Warwick,Elvis really popular at the time let her put pictures of him in her early albums her records sales doubled,true story told by Dionne herself!!!

[@Derek-jt1hok]

Elvis was one of a kind!!! I wish he was here, especially now.

[@janetbentsen1829]

Elvis had negative criticism his whole performing life. First the critics said his music was vulgar, then he wasn't a good enough actor (but he was) then in Vegas he was fat (when he wasn't until the very end).If only his critics knew what his fans knew then and now . Aside from being the most handsome and talented man, he was the most humble, kind, caring and generous man ❤ No wonder he held up in Graceland to block the negativity. If he only knew how much he is still loved and admired. Only Elvis ❤

[@Michelles222]

I remember seeing a video of Elvis and his nurse...and he asked her.."You think they'll remember me when I'm gone?" And she answered him saying..."Yes honey, they'll remember you." And she ain't never lied! He was a special gift from God...truly.

[@corrinatucker8879]

Elvis was a genius as his craft and a beautiful humanitarian. Love your reactions

[@misstlc7136]

Yo I realize that I don't think you have heard Elvis song."Dont ever stop loving me". His voice is like butter in this song...I fall in love with him all over everytime he sings this song. Just listen to it for yourself.. please enjoy.

[@dannyayers6561]

This was a very, very special human.

[@GaryBoesel-op6yz]

Before I watch this I was thinking also elvis was doing magic to my soul.I heard his voice singing what now my love and I just was in awe at his voice.since I've been continuing watching content reactions

[@lauramittler]

Just remember, when people give negatively as a reaction to your positive out pouring, they are looking in a mirror, metaphorically speaking, and their own insecurities are bouncing off that mirror and right back at them. The other side of that is, you have all your positive energy bouncing back to you. You are exhausted because any energetic exchange is hard work. Doesn't matter, positive energy or negative energy, it's work. I know this because I'm a therapist. Anytime you want to feel better, just remind yourself, at least you are immersed in music and you do have positive energy coming your way, us positive people just tend to be quiet because we don't have a lot to prove. Negative people spew, and I mean verbally vomit their crap with very little inspiration, sometimes just a word will set them off. The most that I can give you in a restrictive text is this, "what people think about you is NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS"!!! When your mind jumps into that hamster wheel and it starts spinning trying to go fast enough beat a Ferrari off the line....repeat after me ....WHAT PEOPLE THINK ABOUT ME IS NONE OF MY BUSINESS! Try that as a mantra and see if it helps with unbalanced energy and a pathway towards your inner peace ❤

[@vibereacts05]

I appreciate the advice, and i will definitely use that from now on. I try to keep this page as positive as possible. But its hard trying to completely ignore this people that love pushing there rights to say dumb stuff but that lil.bit of advise u just gave me will go a long way thank.you

[@nancy9891]

The equivalent today would be millions of dollars of donations. To think he is responsible for almost curing polio is not unlike how the COVID vaccine saved two + million lives. He was so popular, he changed the negative viewpoint on vaccines and people took a chance and prevented polio. I remember when I had to stand in line for that vaccine and I am so grateful.

[@sandralybrand9425]

I remember those days, and it was a scary time in those days. Especially watching the Jerry Lewis March of Dimes telethons and they showed all these children and even adults in the Iron Lung machine that was keeping them alive.

[@johnegloff2914]

Vibe, it sounds like you were in a dark place, but thru God & family you now become a amazing man and thru your reactions you have awoken people to help & love , you are butter my brother, luv to you and your family

[@Laura-M-L]

Elvis cannot be duplicated! He was an amazing human being!

[@Elvisfan4ever]

I’ll never understand the haters 😢 Elvis was nothing but good

[@stevebaldwin8218]

The man who kissed Elvis on the cheek was Danny Thomas a founder of St Judes Children Hospital (which is free of charge) He was very popular Actor and ,had his own T V show. ELVIS and Danny Thomas are the type of people that we could all inspire to be like... Love from Minneapolis.

[@sopala3952]

So true..he obviously never wanted publicity and proof is I never knew he did so much for so many in so many ways. Never heard it in the news or papers. I’m hearing all this years after he left us.and imagine all the other charitable things he must have done that we still don’t know.

[@ppresley9208]

Elvis was put on this earth for a reason ... so glad you found him ... welcome to his family . TCB forever !

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

and what reason was that?

[@delonhinrichs3974]

They only thing I will ask is for everyone is for help to spread Elvis and who he was, and to as many people as possible. You are a great person and you understand what kindness can do to help people. List to 2 songs take my hand precious lord, and You will never stand alone

[@delonhinrichs3974]

People do not realize that Elvis was a greater person then he was a singer. He saved people's

[@raymondbreeland4238]

He did not care about race, and he wanted to help everyone he did not care about materialistic things. He always wanted to share his money.

[@michaelmcgrath9933]

You are so wise you are a man we can all take a bite of and feed our hunger for Knowledge instead of being a lemming jumping off a cliff coz they knew no knowledge of it means death. Elvis I believe truly I do was sent by God to show us a way to look at ourselves, he was taken when god knew that today yes today we are here and ready for a storm I also believe God sent Elvis to you 🎉for you are so humble and beautiful, a conduit for us to take a moment and think before we blink. You for me are the reason that People who are lost can be found and we laugh ,cry and talk and we walk in a positive way, ❤ humanity, you are fire

[@betsyjonex9364]

Your words made me cry but in a good way. You have a beautiful heart. Just like Elvis did. Thanks, God Bless.

[@MaryJones-vo5nz]

Thanks Ray, now you have to do, "Elvis Presley 200 Cadillacs", and Elvis Presley meets Muhammed Ali", Oh, love Blitz and his lovely wife. We understand you man and love you dearly. Speaking of Elvis kindness, I, over the years have been in several fan clubs, and always the mission was to do charitable things in his name. We as fans want his legacy to continue, in the most positive way. that's why we love you, because that seems to be your mission too. Polio was a horrible disease that crippled children. Stay cool as Elvis. Be Blessed

[@noemiperucho-rometomagicmo8333]

This is why I love Elvis❤

[@a2thenita172]

Elvis was basically Santa Claus but real.

[@marion_R]

Thank you and miss Carrie for spreading so much love! The guy in the wheelchair ( next to Elvis in uniform) was the disabled Gary Pepper with whom Elvis stayed friend with from the late 50s till his dead in 1977. He supported him with many things, like lifelong paying for a nurse. Elvis even supported other artists with their career , etc.... Another great video is "Elvis gave away 200 Cadillacs". To me he is a perfect raw model. Thank you for this exceptional reaction!💚🌞

[@mayohalloran6788]

He was a gift from God and after 42 years God brought him home ❤ love to you Ray and family 👪 😊

[@Michelles222]

Amen! God needed him more.

[@davettimmerman]

55,000 back then is about 600,000 in today's worth

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

I feel the same as you Ray. I had just gone through something deeply personal and even though I did not want to be a bitter person, I could feel myself going that way. And then... Elvis happened. I discovered Elvis at I think the right time in my life. After binge watching like 5 documentaries on this man and his generosity I was so moved, so humbled, and so much in awe. I was like, "Wow! Elvis really did that? Say whaaa...?!" "It's no problem." Elvis said. Oh, sure, your losing your house, let me call your bank real quick and pay off your mortgage for you (and that did actually happen, by the way). And, yes, money does make the world go round. But how you choose to spend your money, is the difference between you making a difference in the world, or not making any difference in the world at all. Too just because you are not wealthy does not mean you cannot make a difference in someone's life. If you can touch just one person's heart, if you can make one person feel better about themselves, you have made a positive difference in someone's life. As for social media: I tend to think of that like Dr. Jerkyll and Mr. Hyde. It can be used for good and restore one's faith in humanity and it can also be used for bad, making others feel bitter and cynical towards their fellow human beings. Social media is a tool and like everything else, how you choose to use that tool says nothing about the tool itself, but a whole heck of a lot about you. Finally: Ray, I understand you have a life outside of this space and responsibilities outside of this space. I do not comment to get a like from you or to get attention. I comment to help out the algorithms. That's how I choose to help out my favorite YT'ers. I do not comment on every channel I'm subscribed to. It's just too much to keep up with. And too I'm a manager of an Elvis YT'er's page (who is also a subscriber of yours, Ray, Heavenly Presley, maybe you've seen her in the comments) so I know how hard it can be keeping up with comments. Anyone who has ever had to go through a certain of comments a day every day knows it can be a lot, and too draining if you see a lot of negative comments that you have to remove immediately. I AM NOT COMPLAINING! Nope. I am more than happy to help my friend out and Heavenly Presley is my friend. She does not pay me to do this nor would I ever ask to be paid because I do what I do for two reasons: Out of my love for a friend and out of my love for Elvis. I have met so many amazing people and wonderful and kind people within the Elvis fan community, it has been truly a blessing and a privilege. Ray, thank you for putting yourself out there. And to everyone here, please, please, remember that none of us are perfect, that sh*t happens to good, hardworking people and that the same thing that happened to them can happen to you too. Kindness doesn't have to cost you anything and acceptance of another you can give for free and both go a long, long, long way. You can make a difference. The question is, what kind of difference do you want to make? Okay, I'm done rambling... finally, haha! SHOUT OUT TO MISS CARRIE FOR THIS ONE THANK YOU 💜🌹💜🌹💜🌹💜🌹 & RAY THANK YOU AS WELL FOR ANOTHER AWESOME REACTION 💙💐💙💐💙💐💙💐 TCB ⚡ & TLC ❤ & peace ✌& blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕

[@candiehamilton9943]

Well said Sammy, as always. ❤️👏

[@trudyrutkowski]

On spot with everything you wrote. You know in your heart why you help or support. Some people's souls are not as open and dome can be irredeemable. Don't allow the nay sayers drag you down. If Elvis did ge won't have done as much as he did. Be true to tour own heart. The good people outnumber the others. Stay true to yourself.❤

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@@candiehamilton9943 Thank you Miss Candie 💜🌹 Thank you so much 💖💐 I hope you 🎶Have A Happy🎶 Friday Miss Candie, you're 🎶⚡❤🎶😎💯

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@@trudyrutkowski Oh, thank you! And may I say too you are also spot on with everything you wrote 💯 Very well said, and I agree with 💜💖👍 Here's to Elvis & Ray & here's to you having a Happy Friday 🎶⚡❤🎶🎸🎵🎤🎼✌🙏💕

[@candiehamilton9943]

@@sammy_the_uncool2702 I hope your day is as wonderful as you are. ❤️

[@sandrabishop502]

Excellent reaction and wise words from you! I just recently saw a clip of an interview with Elvis' backup singer, Estelle, from the Sweet Inspirations. She actually said that she believes Elvis was an angel sent to this world. (meaning for the greater good). I have no doubt she's right!❤

[@maryrowell1122]

I agree he had so much Faith in healing that God could do it I think hes instrumental and really letting God heal a lot of people

[@Kathryne0816]

To answer your question - $65,000 in 1961 would be worth in excess of $656,000 in 2023. Google estimated that Elvis' lifetime earnings were at least $100 million, and perhaps as much as $1 billion. Just in his lifetime. After expenses, salaries, taxes, and all that, it is likely that Elvis gave away TENS of MILLIONS of dollars in gifts, charitable donations. When he passed, his estate at the time was estimated at about $5 million. So the rest went to gifts to the various friends and charitable causes. Most of which we will never hear of. His example - "Be kind - it's simple."

[@rhondacheck3880]

You Have To Listen to This Song.. "It Feels So Right".. His Voice Is AMAZING!!!.. I Know You Really Liked This Sound of his voice.. So You'll Love This One Too! ❤😊❤ !- GOD BLESS YOU and YOURS!!!

[@lindacorreia428]

I Love Your TCB Chain And Pendent ! Elvis Lives In These Videos You Share, Thank You For Sharing ! I-Love Elvis !

[@bobbiewall3699]

Love you and what you do everyday to get us through from watching your chanel ,no matter how late i stay up listening to you ,you always play the songs and say the right peaceful words that i can rest to,THANK YOU

[@judyjohnson9603]

Elvis’ Los Angeles home was next door to Danny Thomas who established St Jude

[@julialesleysheppard]

Elvis did a benefit concert for Danny Thomas in the early 60s and was instrumental in getting St Jude’s built and open in 1962. He also frequently visited the children who were patients there and give them the many stuffed toys he was sent by his fans. 👌🕺

[@cgcribb]

He was a great man as a singer. He had a big heart.

[@julialesleysheppard]

Morning R’Elvis, another story from one of Elvis’s Memphis friends, …. One day when out in Memphis, Elvis wanted a soda from a machine, but never carried cash. His friend also didn’t have a dollar for the machine. A bystander stepped up and gave them a dollar for the machine and said not to worry about it! Elvis sent his friend to find where the person lived. Eventually, that person got a letter saying his mortgage on his house was paid off by Elvis. 👌💕🕺🙏

[@toodlescae]

30:08 the man that kissed Elvis on the cheek is Danny Thomas. He was pretty famous and so was his daughter Marlo Thomas.

[@theresamca4440]

My aunt was one his cooks He treated and spoiled his staff like family no matter who u were. Thats a fact. Everything u and everything their talking about is just half of the good deeds he did and its true. No fanfare about it. Most humblest man despite his fame. He came from good stock and never never forgot what he went through and if he could just help someone's life be a little better, it gave him the biggest joy. He was a blessed man. God brought him here for a mission of love.

[@747981]

Thank you for educating people about Elvis the man ❤

[@bluebuddy46422]

The reason why you are experiencing kindness is because you are giving out so much love and good energy. Like attracts like

[@Elvisfan4ever]

Could u imagine what he could have done if he had the internet n his time ❤

[@user-bt9nz8co1g]

Ray never let other peoples negativity bother you. Some people just can't see the beauty in others goodness. They are telling you who they are.

[@loisrogers9042]

The man that kissed him was Danny Thomas, a legend in his own right.

[@camiamayo5093]

Thank you your reaction to Elvis he was the greatest

[@t.m.5969]

Amen Ray!! This is how we are supposed to be and from watching your videos I see this is how you are too. just want to share like you Elvis came back into my life I grew up listening to him and always loved him but now I Am IN LOVE with him he swooped into my heart like a superhero too just a fews months ago I had gone through two very difficult years with severe depression and mental breakdowns and it burned me up and left me in the ashes. I am so much better I am stable I've been doing well but I felt burned out and comfortably numb just going through life but not feeling it and I watched the Trying to get to You video from the from the Comeback special and hot damn Elvis brought me back to life that man is a soulgasm that reminds you what it's like to feel alive another song that got to me was Bridge over Troubled Water I had heard him sing it before but watching it live just ripped my heart out in a good way I was so numb and isolated inside myself because it was close to my sons birthday I had lost him five years ago to stillbirth and knew I needed to get out the grief of losing my son who would have been five in March, I needed to get it out and it wouldn't come out after five years of greif you understsndvits better to feel it then wall yourself off I internalized and became a robot and distant from my husband and daughters and I just couldn't take it anymore... numbness is more painful than feeling the pain so I looked up Elvis because I has gotten addicted to him watching him sing that song I wept, screamed and wailed and watched it over and over crying until I felt God just holding me telling me he was my Bridge over Troubled Water and I felt peace and relief and could finally sleep. I don't care what anyone says about Elvis, that man was and is a vessel for God to come through whether it be his voice, his giving, his laugh or smile he had a heart of gold

[@katy5467]

Amen. Yes, Elvis is God’s vessel. Someone asked me not too long ago if I thought Elvis calling was to sing gospel, but he won a different direction. My response, “No. Elvis‘ stage was his witness. If he had only done gospel, he wouldn’t have reached near as many people. I can only imagine how many people were saved, who found Christ because of Elvis’ witness and testament.”

[@bobbiewall3699]

I am loving to listen to the stories that you are shareing because its the more history im learning about Elvis that makes me respect and honor him that much more,ive never heard these broadcast played before,thank you for finding them and sharing them

[@kmb0687788]

Yessss, I truly believe he lifted all that off your shoulders. And also brought all of us together(subscribers, donators, viewers) here under your page/channel. ..& he is not done. I believe he helped, along with you & your family, create an extended family here...What a true Angel...consider yourself 1 too..🙏👏💙✌🌜

[@SK-rr8op]

"..so I can fix myself" Wise words

[@RubyGB]

The gentleman who kissed Elvis for his donation of the yacht, was actor/comedian Danny Thomas. the founder and driving force behind the creation of St Jude's Childrens Research Hospital. FYI - Not only was the yacht FDR's former presidential yacht, but he hosted the King and Queen of England (the late Queen's parents) on board for a sailing.

[@janicesmith4978]

I have been an Elvis fan all my life. I live in Little Rock Arkansas and Memphis is an hour and a half drive, growing up I never realized just how close I was to Graceland. I didn't get to go until my early 20's I am now 59 years old and go every change I get. I haven't been since Lisa Marie passed just to sad to go right now 😔

[@stephenmilburn7622]

I have read that when Elvis would do a charity event or concert that Elvis would pay for all the expenses for that event. Pay for the building and everything that goes with it. Pay for the people involved with it and then write a check for himself and any guests he may have brought with him. That way 100% of money made went straight to the charity. This article said Elvis Presley was the only celebrity organization that ever did. The others would take whatever their expenses were or their payment for their appearance. It didn't surprise me that Elvis did this but it was surprising that it said he was the only celebrity in history. We already know organizations take it for administration.

[@julialesleysheppard]

Also, Elvis Never used any of his donations to claim tax relief. He refused. He wanted to give with no subsidy. 👌💕🕺🙏

[@janivar1977]

Thank you God for giving us Elvis

[@phyllissheppard4039]

I cry through every video like this but I love them. Thank you for doing them!

[@julialesleysheppard]

Me too!! Wonderful to see R’Elvis be so full of love and amazement and joy. Elvis just does this to people 🕺👌💕🙏

[@kimetherington2252]

The guy that kissed Elvis was Danny Thomas, the founder of St Jude Hospital for children!

[@michaelfarmer966]

Aloha From Hawaii had a $25,000 goal. Elvis raised $75,000.

[@philipkoen5811]

Another fab reaction Ray‼️ I have said it before and will say it again:Elvis was Gods speaker🔊 on earth.

[@vikkigiles2977]

Love watching things like this. It’s nice to find out more about the man behind the music. Elvis always seemed so humble and polite even when we know he was fighting his own demons. Ray just wanna say we love your reactions, screw the negativity, love always wins 💙

[@kmb0687788]

Truly without a Doubt!👍...✌

[@JudyKLC]

the man kissing elvis is danny thomas founder of st jude

[@JohnMiller-jd5dj]

❤❤❤ you good bro don't ever think that you're not god bless you god bless Elvis Presley god bless Thomas and Nova and god bless me too

[@raymondbreeland4238]

The hell with any negative sayers, Elvis was the man and he loved everyone and if he could help he would