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I read in a book about Elvis' life that he and James Brown, yes that James Brown became such close friends that when Elvis' funeral was set, James Brown arrived early and was the first guest. After the service was over and everyone had left, Mr. Brown sat down next to Elvis' casket and cried like a baby for so long security had to gently pick him up and escort him back to his car. That's how much James Brown loved Elvis. Very touching story.
I don't care what color or nationality a person is ELVIS is universal!! He speaks the truth!!!
His family was so poor his father wrote a bad check for food. He went to jail, and Elvis and his mom became homeless. They ended up in the projects. Growing up, he was mocked endlessly. He never forgot. He found solitude going to a black church where he first sang and felt at home. He never, ever forgot his roots
I truly don’t mean any disrespect, but there’s a thing called BIRTH CONTROL.
@@LadyGator1983 I don't understand your comment. And the comment you replied to was referring to 1930s Depression deep south America.
@@fparkes5781 Thank you for your request to explain what I meant. First, have Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and don’t always use the right words. My point is this, if you don’t want another child (mouth to feed) use birth control. As I mentioned previously.
@@LadyGator1983 That's tough, having MS, I'm sorry. Thank you for your reply. I was just a bit confused as Elvis was an only child. I guess you mean the Projects. Times were very different in the 1930s! Wishing you the best and that your MS goes into remission.
@@LadyGator1983It was the 1930's, in Mississippi, and they were very poor. And Elvis along with his twin that was born dead, were the first and only children of their parents.
MLK was assassinated only miles from Elvis' house in Memphis only a month and a half before Elvis recorded this song to close his 1968 TV special. The lyric for the song was directly taken from MLKs' "I Have A Dream" speech that he gave in from of the Lincoln monument in 1963. I still get a tear or two in my eyes when ever I hear this.
This absolutely was a tribute to MLK. Make no mistake, Elvis was a champion for civil rights and a powerful voice in the 50s and 60s that was so needed.
Elvis’s manager Colonel Tom Parker and NBC did not want him to sing this song. They wanted him to end the show with a Christmas song. He said no I’m doing this.
Truth !!!!
And would become what is known as his comebacks special!
And he rarely went against Tom Parker, who wasn't fair to Elvis and basically ruined him. I hope Parker rots in Hell
That’s because at the end of the day, he is Elvis Presley
The king
I’ve heard this song 1000x and it always gives me chills.
When Elvis died, I was with my mother at a Drs appointment. She was with the Dr, and I was in the waiting room. They announced it over the speakers that Elvis had died. Everyone in the waiting room burst out crying. I was shocked. When we left, I asked my mother. "Who is Elvis Presley?" She said, "The best-looking man that ever lived." So, for years I thought that was what he was famous for.
Elvis had soul, regardless of the genre. He could sing anything- and did!
Hey guys, this vid was extremely hard to get posted. Copyright issues with one scene. I had to blur it out I hope you guys still enjoy. Much love❤
Dude, I'm glad you stuck with it, it's worth it. I only subscribed earlier today because the other Elvis reaction popped up in my feed, and I really like your reactions man.
No problem, completely understand.
Watch Elvis and the Black Community. It will give you a good baseline to continue with the other videos
No worries sweetie! We know every word by heart ❤️ Wait till you here his gospel ✨️
Great reaction ! Thanks Shon .
no one will ever hold a candle to Elvis singing voice not ever .
I thoroughly enjoyed this reaction. We GOT to come together... in spite of anyone from any side that doesn't want it to happen. New generation - new chance to change the world.
And here’s the hater…..
Did you read what he wrote? Focus on the message.
@@hookedonreactions7649 He's finally out of his youtube ban for trolling, racist comments and threatening people... Time to report him and get him banned again. Just report him for harassment.
@@depper 👍
Elvis sang the hell out of that song.That was raw passion and his voice was off the scale riddiculous .Magnificent ,superb ,There will only be one Elvis .
A lot of people accused Elvis of stealing content from the Black Community and people like Quincy Jones and Mary J Blige, accused him of being racist. Those people are disgusting for perpetuating such lies. For that reason I have boycotted them my whole life. The black women and men who sang with him who he refused to perform without even when he was told they were not welcome have said the exact opposite.
Everything you said are facts 😁
Watch Elvis and the black community 1@2.Explains his early life .His choice-singers and musicians .One Elvis was not a racist person and he lived in the ghetto.
I lost all respect for Quincy Jones after hearing his comments
… Elvis was the first and the best! ... A millennial singer for the ages ... John Lennon put it best ... "Before Elvis there was nothing." 🕺🏻✨💎✨🕯 Thank you
Please take time to read about this amazing man. He grew poor in Tupelo Mississippi, He lived in the projects in Memphis Tennessee. He was generous and caring.
Great reactions! Glad you are enjoying Elvis. Get ready for a lot of Elvis. He recorded about 700 songs. He was the best music has ever had. He was a true gift from God. He is the ultimate rags to riches story. A true American legend
The man with the velvet voice! Elvis forever!
Elvis was certainly a special kindred spirit whose candle will never die...he was raised right by his Mother.
The girls back up singers are called The Sweet Inspirations and they add so much to the music and the good thing is that they're always with him..he also has his band..an orchestra and others that are all amazing ! Enjoy your Elvis journey I love your excitement..Thanks for this great reaction ✌️
One of the Sweet Inspirations was Whitney Houston's aunt. She was lovely, and I think her name was Sissy.
Actually for the 68 special The Blossoms were the female backup singers (including Darlene Love). Sweet Inspirations came in 1969 with Cissy Houston only there for the 69 season
Whitney Houston’s mother sang with the sweet inspirations .
He was and will always be the GOAT, not just for his performances, but because of his personality. One of the many times he performed at the Astrodome in Houston, he was told his backup singers could not perform because they were black. He informed the management that if his singers could not perform, then he wouldn't be performing either, needless to say they changed their minds.
He was way ahead of his time.
Great reaction! You mentioned earlier that Elvis did not forget his roots. Even after becoming popular he lived in Memphis Tennessee. That was his roots. Not exactly a place where wealthy popular stars live. Not only that but Martin Luther King was murdered 15 minutes from Graceland, Elvis’ home in Memphis. That added to the agony of Elvis Presley’s heartache of King’s assassination!
Young man I love your reaction to the greatest solo performer in the history of music ! Elvis changed everything with his passion his amazing voice and his love for mankind !! I was 13 in 1974 when seen him at the Nassau coliseum 5 rows from the stage !! My sister took me and my brother and her son my nephew who was only a year younger than me . I have to admit I got distracted by the women throwing there tops and bras on the stage ! Lol ….. But seriously it was an incredible experience that I will never forget !! Young man there’s a reason everyone calls him the king 🤴
He was a great admirer of MLK.
Elvis grew up on Gospel singing. Major influence
He never left Memphis or the people. Look for his gospel music, it will blow your mind. He is simply AMAZING
He had a lot of soul! He sang with a lot of passion in his voice! He believed in equality for everyone.
Elvis put his heart and soul into his music.Pure talent.
Great reaction. I hope you continue to delve into Elvis. You won’t regret it and help the world to understand kindness and love
this song gives me goosebumps every time. I could play it 100 times in a row and every single time my hair jumps off my skin. Elvis made me bald...
This was not only a tribute to MLK it was also a tribute to Robert Kennedy who was also assassinated that year, I don't know why no one ever mentions that! It was also in a way about the conflict in Vietnam, I have it from a good source that is why he chose the red tie, to represent the blood being spilled by our young men overseas!
Just a little more history for you! Great reaction!
Thank you for listening to Elvis. I grew up in the Elvis era and no one could come close to him as far as singing. It didn't hurt that he was so handsome. ❤
Elvis was versatile! He could sing a sweet ballad, then do something more gritty. He sang country, pop, blues and his favourite genre - gospel! Instead of being known as the king of rock n roll, I think he should be known as the king of “music”.
Great to see another great reaction to Elvis Presley. There will never be another like Elvis. RIP:🎸💔🔥 Looking forward to following your musical journey 👍
Just watch this and I'm laughing my ass off at the ending, you are funny man. But yeah I love how you are getting it. And I would also say, about 1 and 3 or 1 and four reactors cutoff that turns out to be historic mic drop moment at the end. He did not say thank you thank you very much but you can hear him say sometimes but once you hear him say it in a live performance you will realize that it is humble and not the bullshit that impersonators make it out to be. But at the end of this it's the last show of the thing and he is emotionally exhausted and it's a historic mic drop moment. Apparently after this he goes backstage curls up in a ball and cries for hours.
The assassination of dr. King only happened in his hometown of Memphis it only happened a short distance from where he lived. And he was devastated.
You've got to check out some of his fun stuff though, there is black-and-white footage from him a long time earlier because he got going at age 20 in like 1955 or really quite before that when he was 19. He just took off like a late freight as some of the black people said back then.
And I know you will probably get a lot of requests for this, but check out is 1970 live in Las Vegas version with him in the big white jumpsuit doing Suspicious Minds which had been a huge radio hit for him shortly before. This is mindblowing. And you will see how diverse is band is and how well they get along.
I'm so glad that younger and younger generations are getting to know Elvis Presley and what he stood for. You're so correct he grew up very poor, I grew up poor we were called poor white trash.. I'm glad somebody mentioned that he was heartbroken over the assassination of MLK and he dedicated this performance to him.. he had a best little buddy who was black when they were very small children and his friend would take them and they would look through the window of the Baptist churches in the South and hats were really fell into music and loved it...🇨🇦👋
Elvis was an absolute legend. This song was performed in his 1968 comeback special. You think this powerful listen to his gospel music. Grew up listening to Elvis and at 60 I still listen to Elvis
Let the dream come true RIGHT NOW he said. Not someday in the vague future. Elvis was a champion.
I absolutely loved your reaction!
Elvis is truly underrated these days.
GOAT!
Truth can seem stranger than fiction sometimes. Elvis Presley actually WAS NOT A RACIST. Muhammad Ali, BB King, and James Brown and many others attested to that.
Elvis didn't steal anything from anyone. ELVIS CREATED HIS OWN STYLE and paid the black artists he worked with very, very well. That "Elvis was a racist and stole black music" narrative was a false narrative that bears no truth and has zero evidence. ALL black artists that worked with him PRAISED HIM.
Elvis is the only musician inducted into the Gospel, R&B, Country and Rock Halls of Fame.
FACTS:
1. Elvis Presley has NEVER stolen a song. Not even in one instance. Elvis WORKED ** WITH BLACK SONGWRITERS **. In particular, Otis Blackwell, Little Richard, Fats Domino, Chuck Berry, among a few others. Elvis paid for SONG RIGHTS, which went to each black artist.
2. Elvis then sent ROYALTY CHECKS to the artist based on HIS sales.
3. Because Elvis CREDITED EACH ARTIST, on EACH ALBUM, black artists' ALBUM SALES skyrocketed when Elvis recorded one of their songs.
Elvis opened up THREE REVENUE STREAMS for black artists when almost NO ONE ELSE WAS.
There absolutely were white artists and executives that were stealing black music, but Elvis was NOT in that group. Elvis gave an injection to black music and musicians, that is why they willingly worked with Elvis, and CREDITED ELVIS for doing JUST THAT. Examples: Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Otis Blackwell, Fats Domino, Jackie Wilson. Mahalia Jackson. Cissy Houston. James Brown. Isaac Hayes. Al Green. They all credited and put mad respect on Elvis' name.
Elvis came FROM NOTHING. Born in a shack with no running water or electricity. Twin brother died at birth and was buried in a SHOEBOX. So poor his black friend Sam Bell called him the poorest of the poor.
Yet his ability to interpret and arrange a song by merging three distinct genres, R&B, Country and Gospel was revolutionary. Elvis was an ARRANGER as much as he was a lead vocalist and dancer. He was a creator of stage presentations, of clothing attire, and the look of a rock and roll star. He was a crossover youth symbol for many young white, black and Hispanic people in the 1950s, no matter their race or creed, and always went against the order of older elites of the day.
Elvis was a youth rebel, who dressed with Italian and Cuban collar shirts, wide-legged, pleated trousers, blousons , long raised Pompadour hairstyle, sharp colors, denim and leather jackets, and always looked youthful and fresh. Always dressed on point. All eyes were on Elvis. And the older people hated the look and would threaten to arrest him and even kill him for his singing and dancing. Death threats became the norm until the day he died.
Elvis was a strong supporter of civil rights, hiring black musicians and staff members when almost noone was at the time, even during the race riots of the 1960s. His voice and action is dearly missed as it could really help in today's atmosphere.
Elvis was not a strong supporter of the civil rights.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 we’re you alive at the time? Yes he was. When he as told not to bring his backup singers he refused to go. This song was specifically written from the death of Dr King. He was a musician and he supported civil rights in every way a musician can. They put him in jail and then forced him into the army because of his beliefs.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 it sure is easy to crap on someone who isn’t alive isn’t it. To accuse people of something you have no evidence of. Clearly you haven’t seen any of his interviews either. Crawl back under your rock.
@@SickGirlRocks okay lets play your game.
tell me this, Elvis's career started in 1953 right? Why did it take him so long to use black artists in his band or on stage? Elvis was no musician, and Elvis did NOTHING !!! for civil rights. They put who in jail?
@@SickGirlRocks Elvis was NOT forced into the Army, Elvis volunteered to go to serve his country. He was NOT a racist for sure. His career was Ruled by Tom Parker, who ruined him. Elvis was GREAT to everyone.
Hi Shon, I told you that you would love this song and there's about 700 more songs to check out, Elvis sings with so much Passion , and he put his career on the line singing this song in 1968, but no one was going to tell this beautiful man what he couldn't sing, try reacting to Elvis singing Walk a mile in my shoes and Just Pretend, totally different genres, he sang all genres of music , his Gospel music is mind blowing, another great song he sings to Bridge over Troubled Water, so much power in his voice. I'm really enjoying watching your Elvis reactions , stay on the Elvis journey, take that drink and react to the third Elvis reaction. TCB 1935🕺🕺🕺🕺⚡⚡⚡👑👑👑👑🎵🎵🎵🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great reaction! Other Elvis videos to check out: Trying to Get to You, Can’t Help Falling in Love, That’s All Right (68 Comeback Soecial ), Suspicious Minds, Polk Salad Annie, Bridge Over Troubled Water 1970 Las Vegas shows, Ready Teddy, Don’t Be Cruel, Love me Tender, Love Me, Hound Dog, Peace in the Valley-all from the Ed Sullivan show in Sept, Oct 1956 and Jan 1957.
Elvis was the man he was a great performer thank you for showing the video🔥🔥
I suggest you check out “The Echo will never die”. It’s the story of how Elvis grew up and his love for the black community. You would like it. Enjoyed your reaction.
Elvis, gone too soon. What a beautiful singer and a beautiful soul ... wish you were still here, but I guess Jesus wanted to hear you sing in person...
It was Elvis’ reaction to the news of Kennedy’s assassination that lead to the creation of the song "If I Can Dream," a tribute song to King, featuring direct quotes from the Civil Rights leader. In the spring of '68, Elvis was working on his upcoming TV special, "Elvis." After seeing the news about Kennedy's death on TV, Elvis spent an entire night with the show's director, Steve Binder, and his friends, talking about the assassinations and Elvis' wishes for the world. The conversation was heartfelt and honest, and Binder believed Elvis had an important message for the country. Binder then went to the show's Musical Director Billy Goldenberg and songwriter Earl Brown and told them about the discussion. He wanted a powerful, meaningful song that would close out the TV special. Because the special was slated to air in December, the producers and Elvis' manager, Col. Tom Parker, had planned to end the show with a Christmas song, but Binder had other ideas. It wasn't long before "If I Can Dream" was born
Go for it man!! Elvis is an awesome ride! Just wait for it! I'll be watching. For me its like experiencing it all over again!!
He's singing from his heart.
Elvis is always the best
Love this I'm a huge Elvis fan thanks for helping keep his legacy alive
BEST LIVE PERFORMANCE EVER.
This song represents how hard it was in '68. This was written for MLK and RFK
Thx for the mention of Kennedy -- hardly anyone ever does & focuses solely on King, also forgetting Vietnam & that red tie for the blood shed.
There will never be another to match this mans greatness. Oh my goodness how beautiful was he too. 💕💕
As many people have already mentioned, you should check out the rest of his 1968 comeback special. You get a good glimpse of his personality and charisma in addition to his fabulous voice. And you just can't beat Elvis Presley in a black leather outfit surrounded by a bunch of young women.
There is no one like him and never will be. Do your homework. His talent and story is nothing short of legendary.
Great reaction on Elvis! Thank you for going down the Elvis rabbit hole You only have about 800 songs to go Elvis had everything Best Entertainer, Looks 🔥, Voice, Charisma, Dancing, Actor yes he made 32 movies
I suggest you react to *Elvis and the black community part 1&2 that echo will never die only-12 mins each) there’s alot of celebrities in this documentary You won’t regret it! You’ll learn alot of his background and on what he went through Also Please react to
* *1970 live in Las Vegas-white outfit (Suspicious Minds 6:22),( Polk Salad Annie 5:01 ) , ( You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling 4:15), ( Bridge Over Trouble Water 4:10) ( Love Me Tender 4:36) kissing all the girls 🥰 💋Elvis loved his fans and we loved him the girls wanted him and the men wanted to be him 💛🔥👑🔥😍🔥
Just to name some songs to get you started 😊 You’ll see his charisma and movement ( dance ) he never choreographed his moves he just moved with the music you’ll notice he looks to his drummer and smiles their always competing to see who can hit the beat harder and longer 🔥🥁🎤🕺🔥 Ty
Hey great review!! LOVE it :) I'm glad Elvis makes you happy. I think that's the big thing about Elvis...he makes you happy...:)
Just love love the way you react to Elvis singing… and amazed to see young ones like you and from the black community discovering the talent of my idol…he was and still is a magnificent performer.
TCB-TLC 👑🎤🇨🇦
A true king never says he is king but always raises others up. When asked about being the king, he repeatedly said he was not, and others deserved the title more... particularly Chuck Berry. That kind of humility is genuine and beautiful. I've also read that his long-time backup singers were watching him during the performance, and they cried because they knew him and knew he meant every word. I've also read that after the performance, after he walked off set, he collapsed, weeping, because it took everything out of him. He never performed the song again. Thank you for this. I subscribed.
He said there was only one king and that was Jesus
Elvis didn't need an award! He is the award ⚡️
Elvis was tight with the black community and never a racist. He took a lot of heat for singing with so much soul. The police even threatened him for swiveling his hips, lol. He had a ton of soul. And yes, we all need to come together. God bless you.
Elvis was the real deal. He was a beautiful man with a loving soul and he sincerely wanted to help people. Bless his heart, he just trusted the wrong people and it led him down a path he hated and I believe that is one of the things that caused his way too early death. He was a sweetheart and a voice that will never be forgotten!! Love Elvis!!
Did you know elvis used to sing in a black church before he got famous? Elvis was one of a kind. That's why he was and is still the king.
“Elvis and the Black Community -That Echo Will Never Die” video gives a lot of Elvis background. AnotherGreat message song is “Walk A Mile In My Shoes”
Bridge over troubled water ! Simon and Garfunkel had a number 1 hit with this song and Paul Simon wrote it ! He paid Elvis the ultimate compliment !! After hearing Elvis sing Bridge over troubled water he said I don’t think I can ever sing this song again !! Also Elvis blows Frank Sinatra away with the song My way !! Check it out u won’t be disappointed
This was my favorite Elvis reaction of all time!❤️
Highly recommend more of the 68 Comeback Special. When he sits with his band, plays and sings...❤️. My personal favorite in that part is Trying to Get to You.
The Sweet Inspiration they could really sing ..🙏🏻🙏🏻
This song was about the death of MLK. Elvis's people told him not to do it. It would be detrimental to his career. He told them to shove it and did it anyways. It's still relevant today. Absolute classic. Elvis at his best. Beautiful, talented, generous, caring, humanitarian, unashamed, unapologetic, unabashed, always did what he thought was right. He treated everyone the same. He didn't care who you were. Creed, color or race. None of that mattered. He deeply cared about everyone. He is what REAL Legend's are made of. There will Never be another Elvis. Ever!
It’s why he was the King!
Performance of a lifetime still gives me chills
I was blessed to see this man in concert 3 times.
Wow, I wish I had seen him
So many years after his death his music is still helping us understand each other. God bless this man
Elvis is one of the most recognized & famous people in music history, & no doubt, one of the most talented, however his heart & love for humanity, is his true legacy 💗💜 I wish with every fiber of my being, that his dream would come true right now!!! 💗💜 RIP **Martin Luther King** RIP **Robert Kennedy** RIP **Elvis Presley** 💗💜 3 amazing men, who tried to change the world for the better, in their own unique ways, & paid the ultimate price💗 ****Luv your reaction **** 💗
Elvis is your man if you want someone who sings like he means every word. He
grew up with Gospel from an early age & that doubtless made a big difference. This is one the best sections in the Elvis film. They could have just made a film about 1968...
Another great reaction to Elvis. I'm so glad you gave him a chance. And wasn't it worth it? YES IT WAS. ❤🎶
Phenomenal reaction to a song that meant the world to Elvis because of his love for MLK ... IMO Thank you!
The best song and performance by Elvis! What's more, he inspired the lyrics that were written for him by Earl Brown, who was a music arranger. Elvis told him what he wanted to sing about and talked about Dr. King.
When Elvis first came out in the 50’s many radio stations wouldn’t play his music because he sounded black
Stupid I know 🤷🏻♀️
He learned his trade from black Blues performers. He IS a legend 😎❤️ and one of a kind.
I love Elvis! ❤ Such a great human being and the best entertainer.
Elvis's back up singers were The Sweet Inspirations, and one of them was Sissy Houston, Whitney's mom. Great reaction. Keep going. Try Love Me Tender live version
The Elvis movie with Austin butler as Elvis is absolutely amazing it explains a lot and proves that Elvis was not a racist like some people have been saying for years
Amazing!! Please do more ELVIS
ELVIS was the man, still is. YES, Elvis was very much involved in the black community. He paid for singer JACKIE WILSON hospital bill. Elvis was born poor. Very poor Yet when he started making money he never forgot his roots. He's from Tupelo and he lived with his parents and I think grandma. His twin died at birth. Amazing voice. His daughter Lisa Marie just passed away and he passed in 1977 but she made a duet song with him that's absolutely beautiful. It's called Where No One Stands. Check it out
YESSS!! Awww Yeah Baby!!!! I absolutely love and adore your reaction to Elvis, specifically this song too bc iit is the performance that got me hooked on him, just six months ago! I dove deep into all his music everything about him and it felt like my heart got 10 times bigger because of him! In all the best ways he has brought so much happiness to me, that was so beyond unexpected! everything about him! everything about his voice, his music and the way he sings his songs! the loving person he was! His humanity, his humbleness, his humor, you wouldn't think but he was hilarious! when all that and the pure joy he brings to everybody that really listens and appreciates him! because he truly was remarkable!!! and I am so so happy for you, that you have started the elvis journey! the way you reacted to hearing him and seeing him perform this song got me so excited I subbed mid way through because I can tell just tell it is gonna be so much fun watching you react to his music!!! because he is not going to disappoint you one bit , even more so he will surprise you every single time! and this 2 for 2 for will be a far away memory compared to what's to come bc those numbers will be double digits on both ends LOL LOL all the love to you and can't wait for your next ELVIS reaction!! here are just a few absolute favorites to help u continue the journey! that u will without a doubt enjoy!
"TRYING TO GET TO YOU" (68 Comeback Live Jam Session)
"MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY"-(1970 Live Las Vegas)
"YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING" (1970 Live Las Vegas)
I love your reactions to Elvis. I get a real kick from you. And, love to listen to my favorite of all time singer, The King of Rock & Roll.😊😍🐰💕
Elvis learned to sing in the choir of a predominately Black Church. I watched an old interview with the Pastor of that church - he said that after 6 weeks with Elvis singing they had to put speakers out in the front lawn.
Greatest live performance ever
As a white kid from a black community I totally get where Elvis is coming from here. Love Elvis, great reaction.
Awesome reaction👍 if you like this watch the documentary called “Elvis and the Black community “ you’ll love Elvis more 👍
My wife and I are big Elvis fans and this is my favorite Elvis song.
I hope more and more people would appreciate the music of Elvis Presley.
He used to go down to Biloxi Mississippi all the time and we lived in Gulfport and my sister people didn't mess with them down there and he also had a twin brother that passed away I think he had died at Birth I'm not sure we do love him and we miss him so much❤❤❤❤❤ one of the most greatest musician there was most beautiful voice sing with all his heart and soul rest in peace Elvis and take care of your daughter Lisa Marie and your grandson
Elvis the singer was impeccable but Elvis the man ,the Humanitarian was bloody Amazing !He cared about people and was very generous to many ,there are hundreds of stories of his kindness that would blow your mind even to the extent of getting himself in trouble but he did them anyway !WHAT A MAN !😍
You can go through every single Elvis song and you'll be hard pressed to find anything better than his live performance.
Thank you for playing Elvis Presley love it 🙏
Love your reactions, man. I just subscribed. Your sheer joy brought tears to my eyes. You really do have to watch Elvis Presley and the Black Community parts 1 & 2. They shed so much insight.
Elvis's story is a sad story these two songs that gave you chills is what he wanted to sing. He was inspired by the music where he grew up blues clubs and gospel. I am so sad that we barely got to hear Elvis's story. He loved everyone and grew up in a time that this was so important to hear. He loved everyone. He wanted to sing gospel soul and blues and it just wasn't ok back then and for these reasons he never traveled the world They caged and controlled him and we were robbed of the beautiful wonderful passionate messages this man had inside. 😢but he made the ones he did get out impossible to ignore! Elvis lives forever!
He does say thank you very much quite often but not every time! FABULOUS reaction! I was here a few weeks ago to watch this and I was so charmed by your reaction that I had to come back and watch it again!
The more our new generations get into music like Elvis the better. Top tier musical performance right there. Elvis was inducted into 5 different Halls of Fame: Rock&Roll, Country, Rockabilly, Gospel, and R&B. He also holds the record for the most platinum records for singles and albums (nationally, I don't know about globally) so you know nobody is gonna top him.
Not everything is gonna hit, some of his movie songs are kinda lackluster, but the 68 Special is fire. His gospel music is powerful too, if you're inclined, listen to Bridge Over Troubled Water or Amazing Grace.