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[@frankbonesbosco5853]

Suspicious minds 1970 live in Vegas

[@jessicabosco4121]

My husband made me vote for his comment! Haha 😂 All joking aside, Suspicious Minds 1970 live in Vegas is a must see!

[@colleenluiz3678]

As great as he was he never took himself too seriously. How can you not love a man like that.

[@joanmatthews2570]

Elvis had a great sense of humour and fun

[@christopherone1]

he really does have the most beautiful smile I've ever seen. yeah, people said he was just breathtakingly beautiful in person, those blue eyes...those cheekbones, even his voice, anyone everyone who's met him men women have said they were so taken aback when meeting him in person. Plus, he's a tall dude too.

[@AD-pd3ov]

I grew up on Elvis. My dad and uncle were huge fans. They had every song he ever made. I am a fan too. A few years back I took my dad to Graceland. I got the VIP package. We were taken by a van straight to the front door of Graceland with a tour guide (there was nothing they could tell us we didn't know) but we were aloud to roam by ourselves. We were able to have time at his grave which his father, mother, grandmother and his twin brother are laid to rest too. My stepmother took a picture of me and my dad with a very serious look on our faces. The ride up to Graceland was very surreal and emotional. They play his song Welcome To My World as you're going through the gates and it's a feeling that I can't put into words. We toured the Lisa Marie (RIP Lisa, they're reunited again) private plane, which is just as he left it. We also went to Sun Studios and I stood in the exact spot and with the microphone he used to record It's Alright. Johnny Cash Jerry Lewis Buddy Holly and Elvis had been photographed there playing around and that picture hangs in there today. We were able to do and see so much. I wouldn't trade it for anything.

[@magnuslofgren2441]

Elvis loved to have fun, he made "misstakes" on stage for the fun of it, he was always smirking after doing that

[@Ирина-т4ф5о]

Боже, я смотрю это уже раз 200-й, наверное, но с вами весело смотреть Элвиса😊

[@theapavlou3030]

The rehearsal videos from the film Elvis, That's The Way It is just shows the appeal of him head to toe. If you didn't like his music then his voice would convince you, if you didn't like his dances then his energy would move you. If you didn't like his image then his humour would sway you. I can't see how it's not possible to love this man. He was gifted and naturally funny. Perfection 🔥

[@markkleckner3060]

Great reaction, God Bless!

[@hollywinningham6375]

E had such a good sense of humor and his laugh was contagious ..love your reactions 😊❤ and his smile, sigh... 😊❤❤❤🔥

[@kathy-t5q]

He was so funny in many of his movies. Even if scripts were not so great, he always did great.

[@betsyjonex9364]

Talking about style, he was supposed to be inducted into the fashion Icon hall of fame, I think it is Paris. His wife said even his PJ's were silk with his name or initials on them. He was so poor he bought a lot of clothes when he got famous. He set the styles in the 50's I was a teenager and all the guys wore turned up collars and slick black hair. Do you know his using a guitar, resurrected the guitar industry because only country guys used them before he made cool. Hope you react to "Elvis, 200 Cadillacs". He was so generous because he had such a poor childhood. Thanks, you are the best.

[@nevele3395]

I recommend The interview with Elvis’ childhood friend Sam Bell

[@RubyGB]

"To see how much Elvis was loved and loved his fans back, check out "Love Me Tender Live 1970".

[@kathyharze760]

Only just reacted to this you're so right his smile was amazing and his laugh so contagious loved your reaction of course you make me smile all the time well laugh l should say thank you 😊

[@rebeccalebeck9180]

Elvis was FUNNY man! Love these vids! 💙

[@stevedahlberg8680]

It's funny you say that his smile could sell you a card 20 minutes and the reality is he gave away around 200 high-dollar Cadillacs over the years. In some cases to people that he didn't even know, there was one case where he saw this black woman and her daughter walking down the sidewalk and they were looking in the window of a car dealership just kind of amazed at the gleaming models on the showroom floor. But they were on the way to catch a bus. And he was driving by when he stopped and like turned around drove into that lot and he had bought Cadillacs from this guy before so they knew each other. He walked in there and just said hey I want to buy a powder blue Cadillac the one right there it was the one that they've been looking at through the window. And he paid cash and the transaction was over quickly and he drove it out and he told them that it was theirs. And she was blown away. She had never owned a car before. It's just shit like that that blows me away.

[@JivinJoe1984]

The Polk Salad Annie part where he is just rambling making noises is true I know people from my part of Alabama that talks like that

[@jaydeepeee1324]

I would think that you've been asked to do "Bridge over Troubled Water"? When you do, do the 1972 version. 1970 is great, but Elvis power at it's finest in '72! Enjoy! ✌️😁

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Damn, I realized this reaction is a month old but I really hope you somehow see this comment. I was thinking about what you said at the end of Elvis funny moments and there are several songs of his live performances that you haven't done that I would love to see you do, but here's what popped into my head. Have you seen this? It's about a 5-minute clip during a break in rehearsal where Elvis is just hanging with the Sweet Inspirations, his female backing group, and it's from 1970 and not only is the interaction just so chill and laid back but also funny. It's a fantastic glimpse it the style of the 70s, and keep in mind these women are not dressed up for the show, this is just showing up for practice. And there's something about it that is just incredibly heartwarming and I know you would really love it. You can either just watch it or you can take it on faith, I do comment on your channel a fair amount and I think we've had some good interactions, so you could just react to it. But if nothing else please please please just watch this. I know you will love it and it's yet another huge insight into not only Elvis but just his rapport with the band and the people that he performed with day in and day out. Through thick and thin. These are the same women he stuck up for at the Houston Astrodome which I think you covered in Elvis and the black community part 1. Where they were saying leave the black girls at home and he got angry and was willing to just throw this whole huge Astrodome gig opportunity away if they wouldn't let them come with him. And they capitulated. He gave them an ultimatum and they capitulated. So it's wonderful to see them just kind of casually talking about stuff. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2bWmZ5nZtNja7c

[@naomiwarner7117]

YES, I BELIEVE IT WAS MYRNA ALSO IN THAT CLIP THAT ELVIS SAT DOWN AND, LOOKED UP TO THEM INSTEAD OF THEM LOOKING UP TO HIM! RESPECTING THEM!

[@sandralybrand9425]

My favorite part was when he broke out with the gospel song Oh Happy Day! It shows how much he loved Gospel,he really got into it and took it to another level!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

@@naomiwarner7117 yes, you are absolutely right, I meant to point that out but yeah he just takes a knee and kneels down and just hangs out and I just love how they end up all laughing together. It's just so casual. Because when they're actually rehearsing a particular song, and Elvis did all his own arrangement. I don't think people realize that about him. He was very good at it. But he's pretty demanding so when they work they worked hard. But then they would take these breaks and they would just joke around and catch up on the gossip and he just went out of his way to make everybody feel at home, no matter who you were. And so that's what I love about that short clip of him with the sweet inspirations. Plus I love seeing that 1970s fashion. The fro's and just the clothing and all that.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

@@sandralybrand9425 Yeah. And in fact, it was not uncommon at all for him to end up back there in the studio and before that he would do it at Graceland also. But just staying up really late with whoever from the band felt like hanging with him and they would sing gospel while he played the piano until the wee hours. Man that would have been so awesome to have been a part of. And I say that as a musician myself. I would have loved it.

[@stacymoore9836]

BTW Andy Kaufman was Elvis’s favorite impersonator of him

[@michaellawliss3049]

Youre my fav bro! Awesome 👌

[@gailcalderone5229]

Did you know Elvis also sang opera???

[@suzannelapierre8511]

Maybe you can react to bloopers from his comeback special 1968! It’s amazing 😊

[@hutchu1]

If you look on the Internet you could watch a KZbin video where Elvis had Muhammad Ali‘s robe specially made for him to wear in the boxing ring.

[@xdaniedx]

There's a famous live show Elvis did at the International Hotel in Las Vegas in 1969 where Elvis was performing the song "Are you lonesome tonight?" And he saw a man upfront remove his toupee so Elvis changed the lyrics in the song from, "Do you gaze at your front door and wish I was there" TO "Do you gaze at your bald head and wish you had hair" Then Whitney Houston's mom, Cissy Houston, who was a backup singer for Elvis said, swing it baby" so the bald-headed guy stood up and started swaying back and forth with the toupee haha. The video is hysterical.

[@flyinghostfinansotoo5141]

Is there a video of this? I have only heard the audio

[@russjohnson2478]

His laugh during this performance is the greatest. Nobody even laughed like Elvis. 😁

[@naomiwarner7117]

@@russjohnson2478 ELVIS WAS JUST PLAIN OUT FABULOUSLY DIFFERENT THAN ANYONE ELSE, GOD REST HIS BEAUTIFUL, HUMOROUS SOUL! TCB/TLC.

[@naomiwarner7117]

YES, 1969 VEGAS LIVE. THERE'S ANOTHER ONE TOO, WHERE HE WAS SINGING THE SAME SONG AND, HIM AND CHARLIE HODGE, HIS SCARF MAN ON STAGE ETC. THEY HAD THIS STORY ABOUT A GAY GUY AND, ELVIS DECIDED HE WANTED TO MAKE IT A PART OF THE STAGE ACT, CHARLIE DID HIS PART AND, ELVIS GOT SO TICKLED, HE COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING, IT'S SO HILARIOUS 😂 😂 YOU HAVE TO REACT TO IT! IT WAS IN THE LATER PART OF THE 70'S I BELIEVE.

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@@flyinghostfinansotoo5141 No, there is no video of this. It wasn't caught on film. Only the audio is available. Just FYI 😉 ⚡❤✌🙏💕

[@brunolegros9725]

It's not a shock against his nose, but it was electrified by the microphone on his lips

[@nanlyn52]

You need to watch Elvis thats the way it is in it's entirety.

[@leahd2464]

You have to find the rehearsal Elvis Presley they show much more and that thank you the only one is Elvis Presley never was and never will🙏👌

[@dorisbrown5528]

YyOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO ELVIS IN 1969 OR 1970 ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT - he breaks up thru the entire song and Whitney Houston's Mom continued singing. A guy in the front row, took off his hair piece and Elvis sang "you look into the mirror and see you are bald -

[@irisheyes7815]

Love me tender (1970)…. I call it the kissing song…. He kissed soooooo many girls that night while singing it!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@melissavidal5159]

😌

[@jamesstallard8729]

Give me your thoughts on Elvis song...You Gave Me A Mountain. Please

[@colmflaherty3963]

There a much longer part with Elvis on the microphone sound going there. Much more involved and funnier.

[@corrinatucker8879]

Can you react to ill be there. Something blue, any day now and do you know who I am and somebody bigger than you and I. Thank you for your great reactions. You’re the best Ray 👌

[@The_Real_Carl]

Only true legends know who Andy Kaufman is.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Only part way through it but yeah man it's not as much of an issue today but it's still kind of is if you play it a really crappy bar or something with bad electrical. But back then all this old equipment? If you had the PA that the microphones were in on one circuit and then you had amps and your electric guitar on another one, you can easily get a ground Loop where they are at different voltages, and all the amps had different polarity settings like you could flick it to positive or negative or neutral and so those three choices are available for everybody so it's a very complex environment and back then it was quite easy to get shocked. Even in my stent playing bands the 80s through about 5 years ago I've been in a couple places and I've gotten shocked really bad. One time there was a blue spark that jump between the microphone and my lips and my lips were bruised for like 4 days. It's a real thing man. And it was worse back then. And the yodeling! I saw this I don't know maybe 6 months ago for the first time and when I heard him doing that I was blown away. I'm actually a big fan of people that can yodel well for example Elton Britt Cannonball yodel from the 1930s bro, I even know about that and look it up on youtube, it will blow your mind, especially how long he holds it at the end and keeps going higher and higher. But anyway Elvis was doing that perfectly! I had no idea. And I've looked and looked and looked and I can't find any song or performance where he really does that. It just popped out in this rehearsal. I would give anything to hear him do a lot more of that, that is really difficult and he made it look effortless. It just shows you that he had so many dimensions to his character that we normally didn't get a chance to see.

[@WoodsWoman822]

He probably learned how to yodel when he was stationed in Germany in the Army.

[@pattiewillis1247]

React to ANOTHER '68 SPECIAL SONG

[@randalldeetz8659]

Along the lines of funny moments, check out the laughing version of 'Are You Lonesome Tonight' kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqfSZ4iMlt6Kabc

[@sheliahtahaalaoui1035]

20 minutes?? Did you have on shades for 18 minutes??

[@waynecoker7129]

here is some more videos of ELVIS like - [ PATCH IT UP ] & [ BURNING LOVE ] & [ WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES ] & [ TRYING TO GET TO YOU ] & [ BOSSA NOVA ] & [ WHAT'S I SAY ] and so many more too ! also ELVIS had a lot of movies too ! thanks for doing a great job !

[@rebeccalebeck9180]

I really wanna see you react to the interview with Elvis childhood friend Mr. Sam Bell. I know you're gonna LOVE it. ❤️

[@jeannineballman7390]

Just Pretend live in Las Vegas 1970 is a great one to check out. Also Mystery Train/Tiger Man live in Las Vegas is amazing. This is another great reaction. When you said that he got slapped by a ghost I can't lie I laughed until I had tears. Although you are just now discovering EP...I am truly enjoying being on the journey with you. I grew up in the world with Elvis in it and it is so great to see others discovering him again. Thank you for for making me laugh. I can't wait to see what will be next.

[@peggyglass1478]

Everything about Elvis is absolutely amazing ❤

[@FreeZ_Zee]

elvis the goat

[@casd9674]

Yay!! You are amazing! I'm just so happy and so thankful that you did this one! too! I appreciate you so very much!🥰🥰🥰 I love that you enjoyed it & that got a small peek into what he was like behind the scenes! He was just so genuine & hilariously fun when he was with his musicians & friends! He was such a funny guy with the best sense of humor and beautiful caring heart for sure! Here are some other must see performances that I'm sure are also at the top other people's list as well! I actually thought you did this one already, its an absolute must see! "TRYING TO GET TO YOU" (68 Comeback Live Jam Session) And then there is- "SUSPICIOUS MINDS" (1970 Live Las Vegas) With the way your hilarious reactions go, you'll not only Love this performance, there is also no doubt in my mind you'll have us all laughing and enjoying it even more so, on another level! THE VIBE LEVEL!! hehehe!!🤣🤣All in all can't wait for your next Elvis reaction no matter what it is!! Much love Vibe! you are my favorite always!💞💞💞

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@cas d Great suggestions! I tried to pick a suggestion that I didn't see on anyone's list and didn't put on my two initial lists. SO hard to choose, though, honestly :D Hope you had a lovely Thanksgiving! ⚡❤😍👍💐🎶🎤🎶✌🙏💕

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

YAY 🙌🙌🙌🙌 🎼🎹🎶🎸🎤🎼 Oh my Gawd, I was so excited for this one! And I have to say, Mr. Vibe, sir, you DID NOT disappoint! You even caught when Elvis said, "You can't lose with four a' these bastards." You're legit the first reactor I've seen that caught that- WOW 💖😍💖😍💖😍 HUGE thank you to whomever requested this one & an equally HUGE thank you to you, Mr. Vibe, sir, for reacting to this one! This was FANTASTIC! You have your own brand of charisma, your personality just shines 💎👌 I have no idea what list you're going off of but I'm 99% certain this is not on there & I think you'll like it: Elvis "Stranger In My Own Hometown" (X- Rated Blues Jam Session) comes w/ a photo montage, no live or rehearsal live video, just audio of Elvis & his band blowing off some steam in the studio: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmrJZWVtoayXnrc THANK YOU SO MUCH 💙🙏💖 Really appreciate your sincere love & joy here 💯 TCB ⚡ & TLC ❤ & peace & blessings to you & yours 💕

[@sandralybrand9425]

I've heard that and it's cool with Elvis putting his x-rated words, but also how into the blues vibe he was and kept it going!

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@@sandralybrand9425 Totally agree! Very cool for sure! Thanks so much for the reply 💗 Peace & blessings to you & yours💕 & TCB ⚡ & TLC ❤

[@robertstoess7494]

That part of the video where Elvis leaned down and the guy almost kissed him was during Love Me Tender live 1970. If you react to that when you will see something you've never seen before and that you would never ever in a million years see in this day and age. He kissed almost every woman on the front row and then jumped off the stage and went out into the crowd and kissed another 20 more women. Like I said today you would never see anything like that be able to happen. And you never saw it back then but it's what Elvis was also famous for during his concerts. Love your reactions. It's awesome that you are learning about Elvis. Keep up the good work I never miss a single reaction of yours. I love your genuine reactions. Thank you for all you do

[@Jeri_C11]

I absolutely love your sense of humor. Especially with Elvis. You just get it at the same time you laugh or admire him. Andy Kaufman did such a funny right on imitation of Elvis that Elvis once said he was his best impersonator. How sad they both died so young. Both were great talents. Thanks so much for sharing this video with us. ❤

[@Tessimistic420]

I feel like Elvis was the first artist the industry realized that "they" could use like a work horse an ran him to ☠️. RIP King of Rock-'n'-roll ❤️

[@naomiwarner7117]

YES, KILLED OUR BEAUTIFUL LOVING KING OF MUSIC, ELVIS AND, LIVED DECADES AFTER HE DIED! THEY DIDN'T CARE, THEY NEVER LOST ONE MINUTES SLEEP OVER IT EITHER AND, TALKED ABOUT HIM WORSE THAN A DOG AFTER ALL HE DID FOR THEM, HE THOUGHT THEY WERE HIS TRUE FRIEND'S. JERRY DID CARE FOR ELVIS THOUGH, HE WAS THE ONLY ONE THAT DID!

[@marygammons3323]

Love me tender live 1970 please I'm begging

[@Elizabeth-hb9kl]

El REY de la música su belleza extrema su voz de terciopelo de otro planeta más más Elvis please thanks thanks very much.

[@naomiwarner7117]

IT WAS ELVIS' ELECTRIC GUITAR THAT KEPT SHOCKING THEM! IT HAD A SHORT IN IT SOMEWHERE, HEHE! LOVE HIS FUNNY MOMENTS! LOVE YOU TOO MR. VIBE! YOUR SO FUNNY! THANK YOU, THANK YOU VERY MUCH! TCB/TLC.

[@WoodsWoman822]

Elvis Presley Always On my mind (Best Sound, Picture & Never before seen footage) According to his wife Priscilla, Elvis gave this song to her after they seperated.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

I'm so glad you did that. And being a musician and played in bands my whole life, for some reason those scenes in rehearsal or band practice just ring so true. Everything about that is true I mean most of the time you're really trying hard and seriously working on things and arranging things and you keep repeating things and people might suggest different things but on the other hand, shit happens. You get shocked, a chair breaks, all kinds of stuff and if you guys can't laugh your asses off once in awhile, then you might as well not be in a band together basically. And he was just so good at that, I mean given that he's a super celebrity and everything and everyone is probably feeling privileged to be in that band, but the reality is they goofed around and had fun also. Did you see how much he was cracking them up with some of that stuff where he was doing the falsetto which is some old song that apparently was funny, but it's before my time so I didn't recognize it but they all just started cracking up.

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@Steve Dahlberg The song is "Cryin' Time"- old country song. Dean Martin actually did a really good cover version of it in my opinion. Also: Really interesting info & insight into the technical equipment side of things that could go wrong that musicians and vocalists had- and still have to- deal with today. So thank you for sharing 🎶🎤🎶💐 Peace & blessings to you & yours 💕

[@stevedahlberg8680]

@@sammy_the_uncool2702 Oh man, I will definitely check that out. I know that I haven't heard it. It just sounded so cool to me. Oh yeah, I remember dealing with some of that shock stuff in the 90s even. There was one smaller place we would play about once in a while, and they kept upgrading the stuff and they built the stage better and they put in a whole bunch of new circuits and things were getting better. There was one time after the most recent circuit redesign I did all the tests first and I set the polarity like I do because my vintage Fender amps were plugged into a different side of the stage than the PA system for the vocals. And everything seemed good. And then we'd get in the middle of a song and everything was rolling along okay and this wasn't that kind of sudden shock that you normally get like you saw in that Elvis video. It's like I could feel this kind of charge just building up with a whole lot of depth to it and then it would just come rolling in and it would culminate in a really violent shock, BOOM. And then it would go away. So normally in a voltage differential between two circuits, it either happens or it doesn't. And then you have to figure it out. But this was intermittent and anyone knows from your mechanic to your technology guy, troubleshooting something intermittent is a pain in the ass. But it was really messing with me! It hurt, and then I started to be afraid that it would happen at any given time and I couldn't concentrate as well on playing my guitar and singing and the whole band you know we're all tied together and everything. You know what it was in the end? The electrician had added and divided out circuits, but somehow he had left that side of the stage where I was plugging into on the same damn circuit that their huge walk-in freezer was on in the back of the place! Because this place doubled with serving food but it was a music venue and a bar and all that as well. And so what would happen is that thing would kick on every now and then, that huge industrial compressor would come on and start ramping up the charge and then when it finally went online and started running all the stuff to pump out freezing air, that wave of current would just roll through the line and then BAM out it came through my mic and into my lips and it would actually have a enough of a force that would kind of push my head back a few inches. Not to mention that it hurt like a mf and it basically surprised me every time. So that's what we figured out and they did finally fix it. And that's through the 90s. Can you imagine in the late 60s and into 1970? Wow.

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@@stevedahlberg8680 Oh WOW. The circuit of the commercial freezer... Jeeeez- us. I'd have a serious break in concentration too- dang! Kudos to you & your band for keeping the show going 👍 Thank you once again for sharing 🌹 On the mic that kept shocking Elvis during rehearsals, he kept having issues with that microphone that whole day it looks like. If you haven't seen it, here is the link to Elvis "Don't" July 29, 1970 Las Vegas Rehearsal- shows the mic giving Elvis giving grief 😂: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5uWfXqKhrJ9mJo And here is a link to Dean Martin performing "Cryin' Time" live: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWivfqKuj5ykZ9k TCB ⚡ & TLC ❤✌🙏💕

[@stevedahlberg8680]

@@sammy_the_uncool2702 oh that sounds miserable for him. But yeah I will definitely check it out!

[@robbieh.chafin6202]

1973, Why Me Lord with JD Summers on Base singing with Elvis

[@Wildlife_SA.]

I loved your reaction! 😄😄😄 more Elvis please! 👍🥇

[@carriemichelle322]

I have insomnia and I watch your Elvis reactions over & over because your hilarious and so real. I have a list that I know you will enjoy. Different sides of Elvis and I looked what everyone else wrote down and pretty much the same. Rehearsal for Words with Sweet Inspirations 68 Comeback Special in black leather sitting down Heartbreak Hotel Trying to get to You Lawdy Miss Clawdy Love Me 1970 live in Vegas Suspicious Minds Just Pretend Elvis.. King of Kindness Short version of Elvis...A Generous Heart 1970/1972 Bridge over Trouble Water Never Been to Spain Live 1972 live How Great Thou Art Stranger in my Own Hometown Xrated Version Are You Lonesome Tonight Cant Stop Laughing Version Stuck on Y0u live 1973 Aloha from Hawaii Fever American Trilogy Steam Roller Blues

[@marygammons3323]

Thanks for another great reaction. You are amazing and your reactions are one of a kind. Thanks again for keeping Elvis alive.

[@melaniesander2569]

Great reaction! Did you react to 1973 live in Hawaii (American Trilogy),(You Gave Me A Mountain) His voice by this time was so powerful !!

[@TAnucci]

💕💕💕💕 LOVE your reactions ! Elvis WAS the best. Thanks!!

[@karendickinson4632]

You should also watch his funny moments from the 1968 come back special

[@erlindamartinez8521]

Love this video. Great reaction More power to you. 💕💕💕💕

[@tlbeman]

Thanks for sharing this! I’ve seen all of these clips before over the years, but really enjoyed your reaction to them. His spontaneity on stage was terrific! This is one, of many things, lost on, the “stars”,today.

[@p.j.morris]

Elvis and i were friends for 10 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 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. love to you from the one and only Memphis Tn. Great reaction young man

[@shirleycarr5387]

Could u react to the king of kindness video about elvis and his charities. He gave away millions.

[@kellipooh-1987]

Makes me cry everytime beautifully done love and miss you Elvis

[@TheKopyKatz]

Lovely fun clips

[@shirleycarr5387]

What charisma.

[@kristinadk]

Lmao That man literally reminds me of my father. And my father was actually good friends with his personal security guard Sonny West But... my dad kind of looks like him and also has the funny humor as well as intelligence when it comes to work

[@nealmalik9142]

FUNNY MOMENTS ..... FEDERICO CUT THE BEAT ..... PAY ATTENTION VIBE YOUR GOING TO LOVE THIS ...... April 1969 ...... When Elvis was signing a contract to appear at the { As of then } .... Unfinished International Hotel in Las Vegas .... It shows just how human Elvis was as he cracks up seeing the bold man in the front row .... Well just watch and it will all be explained .... And yes .... Whitney Houston mom did sing with Elvis .... But only for a five weeks Engagement .... But the group .... The Sweet Inspirations stayed on with Elvis .... Cissy left because she wanted to be at home with her family .... And so listen to this as Cissy is the one .... That keeps singing and Elvis says " Sing it baby " to her .... As Elvis can't stop laughing .... Elvis had a laugh that could spread like wildfire once it start .... kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaDUh3l7epaIeLs ...... THIS VIDEO is were Elvis forget the words .... 1977 .... HERE IS that link .... kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3uun2apm9p2lZI ......

[@Phoenix7878]

Elvis had an incredible sense of humor, this is just a small sample. **You should check out 'Are You Lonesome Tonight' - THE LAUGHING VERSION**. Cissy Houston adds to an already funny event and Elvis is, well just check it. You'll really like it. PEACE!

[@taijahinkkanen4537]

My music flavor has always been jazz, funk ,old school r&b and rap and i barely listen any new music ever and now i am 44. But i loooove Elvis, especially his 68-70’s era. His look, swag, talk, voice , songs and all is so amazing . I love his music and i remember those were clips from Vegas ❤document of their making the show , i got it in 80’s . Had to order it far away cause i lived in Finland. He was gorgeous and yes his smile was like angel , he would sell anythin to me cause he got that face and all. What a man and talent. Sad story and so beautiful same time was his life. Elvis forever❤ I love your reactions. By the way biking is usually prefered when knees are bad, so how the hell you got your knees in pain cause it is good for knees😂😂😂😂

[@Sha-cb9os]

Love you to death. Your so funny. All of your reactions are 🔥. PLEASE REACT TO PETE AND BAS " SINDHU SESH. TRUST ME. YOU WILL BE SHOCKED.🤯😧

[@hutchu1]

I think if Elvis Presley didn’t have that manager that he had. He would still be alive today he would be 88 years old. That manager just worked him to the core and ripped him off.

[@MaryA-yf5rh]

There’s another video of funny moments just from the 1968 special!!

[@LadyOaksNZ]

I'm ifelong Elvis ❤️💯❤️ So much appreciate that you Get Elvis !! Thanks Ray. ⚘️

[@carolhayar3037]

Too bad they didn't leave in the part when he had the 4 mics in his hands & he looked over to the Sweet Inspirations who were laughing & he said "I'm gonna bring in the Supremes tomorrow night you know, with Mihalia Jackson singin' lead w-them." They should have left that in -- it was a very funny, & clever thing he said. When he picked up the large mic from the stage (red shirt rehearsal) & aimed it @ guys below it was because they were throwing ice cubes up to him; i didn't notice the part in the rehearsal studio where he fell backwards off of his chair - you can see that at kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqrGmHeOn9yUo7s (he could have broken his neck or his back); there is also a short one where he purposely falls off the piano bench at kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHjRoYmphMR7eq8.

[@jeanneshaw1619]

Listen to Mary In The Morning, And I Love You So. Forever My Darling. So Close and Yet So Far Away. Just a few of his over 700 songs.

[@OMGbeesWTF.]

TROUBLE from the King Carole movie

[@richardeidemiller6739]

Please do Fever Aloha from Hawaii " alternative version". Vicki

[@Marshmallowchick1983]

Check out How Great Tho Art. Elvis was very spiritual.

[@leahd2464]

Elvis Presley Stranger in the crowd👌👍🏼🙏

[@sandralybrand9425]

It was static electricity that shocked him when he was taking the guitar from Charley

[@joanmatthews2570]

React to "Trouble" from the movie King Creole

[@MissKim--SP]

I've watched everything I can on Elvis and I've never seen this!

[@Tddj11]

Please do Jailhouse Rock...you will love it

[@stacymoore9836]

Elvis had a two seater bike that he owned and rode around MGM studios.

[@OMGbeesWTF.]

please do the Frank Sinatra duet!!!!

[@ronjohnson2276]

He wasn't waiting for security.

[@gwendabalazs722]

Watch his movies, he sings and acts.

[@jeanneshaw1619]

Great reactions😊

[@timritchey5497]

ELVIS IS........ THE G.O.A.T. !!!!!!! THE KING FOREVER !!!!!!!

[@lechat8533]

I so love Elvis` live version of POLK SALAD ANNIE. I could listen to it in a loop. Just like Mystery Train, A Mess Of Blues, I Gotta Know, The Girl Of My Best Friend, and so many others.

[@Tessimistic420]

That new Elvis movie with Tom Hanks is worth a watch. Another fun story to look into was when Elvis met Nixon. The picture alone is iconic ❤️

[@naomiwarner7117]

YEA, IT IS FUNNY TOO! ELVIS IN THE OVAL OFFICE, GOING THROUGH PRESIDENT NIXON'S DESK TAKING CUFF LINK'S AND STUFF WHILE NIXON HAD HIS BACK TURNED GREETING JERRY SHILLING AND, SONNY WEST ELVIS' BODY GUARD'S! PLEASE REACT TO IT, JERRY IS TELLING THE STORY, IT WAS AFTER ELVIS PASSED AWAY, WHEN HE TOLD ABOUT THAT DAY, SO FUNNY! THANK YOU VERY MUCH! TCB/TLC.

[@lindabratcher4457]

Andy Kaufman impersonated Elvis and Elvis loved it. He was Elvis' favorite impersonator of himself.

[@alanbifalco3383]

BRUH UR THE BEST!!..You'll get a kick out of Love Me Tender live in Vegas. Thats where that guy that he almost kiss is in.

[@kimberlystankiewicz7961]

How about the bloopers from the 68 Comeback Special.

[@joaoaugustolandim]

An abusive relationship betweet Elvis and the mic LMAO

[@stacymoore9836]

As a matter of fact Andy Kaufman was Elvis’s favorite impersonator.