I get such a kick out of your reactions... they make me smile almost as much as Elvis does. I especially enjoy when you speed it up as you're talking excitedly about what you've just witnessed. 😅 Oh, and I agree that this is a banger! My favorite though is The Lady Loves Me. Such a fun song.
They were so in love with each other ❤ In her biography she wrote she has that they knew they wouldn’t be together too long because he had an obligation to keep, meaning the one he married. They always remained friends through her marriage. She always has nothing but nice things to say about him and always protects him ❤ I love her, she is still beautiful today❤
One can tell she was a professional dancer. During this movie, watch the way they look 👀 at each other. You have up your list? Later when you get to one song better then another from 68 on, it’ll be hard to not like every one. 😊😊❤❤
@@SephPlays oh, ok. You were trying your best but I certainly understand. Later don’t the road it would get harder and harder. Love your reactions and your channel. You are very astute the way you pick up on details. 👀☺️☺️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️❤️❤️
Your reactions are improving with every song i don't know how you manage to keep up the good humour and Fetch sunshine and great music in to our homes Well done
Ah Seph love your reaction on this song - you could see the chemistry between Elvis and Ann. They were filming in the gym as Rusty (Ann's character name) teaches dancing (and swimming lessons) and they were her students in the scene - she agreed to meet Lucky (Elvis's character) there and spend the day together. Didn't realise that there were so many songs recorded for this film but unfortunately a lot got dropped for whatever reason.
Love this one! Viva Las Vegas looks like a good movie! Can’t wait to see it. Did you catch those dance moves? You’re right he is perfection! I love the Elvis endings- he really puts his mark on those songs. Agree double banger!! I heard you say you want to redo your list- is that why no list?
After all these years had to look up these two lines "Well, there ain't nothing wrong with the long-haired music Like Brahms, Beethoven, and Bach Well, I was raised with a guitar in my hand And I was born to rock"
That's a great scene, fun to watch, from the same movie as The Lady Loves Me. She obviously changed her mind. This movie has some great songs and scenes.
Hey Steph You are the best Thank you for making me laugh I love your reactions I love how much you love Elvis It's so cool I needed a good laugh this morning Thank you
YEAH Double Banger for sure, it's supercatchy and the movie scene is very good, sooo much high energy. You got yourself a good workout, very funny to watch you following the lyrics and end it off with that funny chipmunk singing. Supergood song and reaction. The Elvis ending is a very good expression, guess what you will come across it again. I looove that "I was born..." part . Buy the song and rock with it.
You nailed it Seph on IMHO one of the greatest song and dance scenes in any of hare is movies. There are 2 more song and dance VIDEO bangers to come from this movie namely the title tune Viva Las Vegas and What'd I Say.
”It’s a banger!”😍lovely reaction ,as always ,Seph. 🙏Thankyou. There is a videoclip that is a little longer,where you can actually see how they have a conversation around him not being able to paricipate in whatever it was ,and she urged him to at least sing , because the students had been waiting for him . In this movie ,there also is a song named ”Santa Lucia ”, I love that so much . Please react to that . 🙏 He sings it in Italian 😍 ( it is originally from Italy ) We celebrate this here in Sweden with a ceremony on Dec. 13th, really lovely with all the candles in the dark . For us it represents the coming of the light when it is very dark . here . I don’t know if the song choice had anything to do with Ann-Margret being from Sweden.
This scene has been reacted to for so many years, people love this one scene, but there are a couple more that are seldom reacted to like, "Today Tomorrow and Forever" that is just gorgeous, and a funny one called, "you're the Boss' both are of he and Ann singing together, very good. Thanks Seph, loved it.
Today, Tomorrow,, and Forever: That's one of my favorite Elvis songs, just beautiful. It was written by the composer Franz Liszt original name Liebestraum, written in 1850. I hope Seph reacts to it and to Santa Lucia. Sweet, tender crooner Elvis for Today, Tomorrow & Forever, and operatic Elvis for Santa Lucia. Love me some of both, in addition to every other genre that Elvis performed superbly.
You have to search for You're the Boss. It wasn't used in the film. I read they considered it too risque for public consumption at the time.The lyrics are definitely pretty "naughty." In fact, I think it wasn't released until something like 1992? However, it was recorded in the timeline you're following, so hope you're able to review it Seph though it might make you blush.
@@juliaroberts4962 I may have read it wrong. I thought the song history said it was not used in the film but perhaps they were just talking about the duet version.
So sorry to hear that. I did enjoy seeing where you’d rank them even if I didn’t agree. But, I’d rank them all high just because of his voice. I also realized you did rank them high; but some were higher😁
Really? AGAIN with the observations... 😳 I'm wondering if having super power observational skills is put to use in your day job. Oh, wait a minute... We already established you're a 🎶Secret Agent Man🎶 and 🎶Don't🎶 you dare try to tell me otherwise! I know you work for 🎶Money Honey🎶 Penny 😜 Okay, so enough of the fiddle- faddle, let's get into it, shall we? "C'mon Everybody" was written by Joy Byers. Or was it? Hmm... We'll dive into that later. So there are actually two versions of this song. There is the movie soundtrack version recorded on July 9, 1963 at Radio Recorders in Hollywood, CA. Then there is the movie version, see info here: August 13, 1963 MGM Sound Stage - Hollywood, California Viva Las Vegas (Movie Version - Intro) ____-01 C'mon Everybody (Movie Version - Overdubs) ____-03 C'mon Everybody (Movie Version - Blues Ending) ____-01 C'mon Everybody (Movie Version - Composite) ____-SP Okay now I found this short article about Joy Byers: Joy Byers is credited with writing or co-writing the following songs that Elvis Presley recorded. However in recent years, her [We would have to assume now ex husband!!!] Bob Johnston has claimed that songs still credited to his wife Joy Byers were actually co-written, or solely written by himself. He has cited old 'contractual reasons' for this situation. The songs in question include Timi Yuro's 1962 hit 'What's A Matter Baby', plus at least 16 songs for Elvis Presley's films between 1964 and 1968, including 'It Hurts Me', 'Let Yourself Go' and 'Stop, Look and Listen'. Two songs credited to Byers, the aforementioned 'Stop, Look and Listen' and 'Yeah, She's Evil!' were recorded by Bill Haley & His Comets before being used by Elvis (the latter song was retitled 'The Meanest Girl in Town' when Presley recorded it). Elvis Presley recorded 'The Meanest Girl in Town' on June 10, 1964, while Bill Haley recorded his version a week later, on June 16, 1964. Joy stated in an interview featured in the book, Writing For The King, 'It's a thrill to have had a bunch of Songs recorded by Elvis. Can you imagine lucking into something like that? I was a Fifties Housewife, living in a lower, Middle Class Neighbourhood, and next thing you know I'm writing Songs for Elvis Presley. I was thrilled, just thrilled'. Baby If You'll Give Me All Your Love C'mon Everybody Goin' Home Hard Knocks Hey, Hey, Hey I've Got To Find My Baby Please Don't Stop Loving Me She's A Machine So Close, Yet So Far (From Paradise) Stop, Look And Listen The Meanest Girl In Town There's A Brand New Day On The Horizon There Ain't Nothing Like A Song It Hurts Me [Although Joy does say that Charlie Daniels wrote nearly all of it] Let Yourself Go * I will provide a more in- depth bio on Joy Byers at Seph's next reaction to one of the songs she may or may not have written for Elvis. More research into this matter on my part is needed * Okay now getting into what Elvis was wearing; the following is pulled from yet a different article I found: Devore’s threads made those cats the epitome of 1960s cool,” wrote Alison Martino - whose famous father Al was also a Devore customer - for Los Angeles Magazine in August 2015. “There were sharkskin suits lined in paisley silk, sports coats, pastel sweaters, skinny ties, dress shirts, and trousers with big belt loops, all finished with an impeccable fit.” Given Devore’s reputation for both specialty and quality, it’s no surprise that he also earned Elvis’ patronage. “Elvis Presley shopped at Devore’s off the rack, picking out 20 suits at a time at $350 a pop.” Just four years after the Rat Pack sported Sy Devore’s sleek suits for their Las Vegas takeover, Elvis Presley outfitted himself in Sy Devore duds for his own venture into the city of lost wages. All of Presley’s wardrobe throughout Viva Las Vegas is distinctive to the artist’s personal tastes, from the gray sharkskin shawl-collar suit to the short bolero-style jackets he wears for many of the film’s dance numbers. One particular standout suit is the sporty beige suit worn first for this dance number with Ann-Margret’s Rusty Martin in the UNLV gymnasium. Likely constructed from a linen blend suiting, this suit’s most obvious unique detailing that should jump out to viewers is the lack of lapels or collar. The same week that the boys from Liverpool put out their first British EP, Please Please Me, Elvis Presley took delivery on his Sy Devore suits and jackets that would appear in Viva Las Vegas. At least two of these beige collarless jackets were made, and the date printed on the tag is July 10, 1963 - just before production began in Las Vegas - as seen on this Graceland Auctions listing. The jacket from this suit, referred to as “bone-colored” in the auction description, was auctioned in Memphis during Elvis Week in August 2015 but did not attract a high enough offer, according to the Brainerd Dispatch. The Elvis Blog expands on this story, adding that, oddly, the auctioneer stopped the bidding at $28,000 when it was $2,000 shy of its goal. The ventless jacket has three brown horn buttons on the front and three on each cuff. Standing at 6’0″ tall and still maintaining his lean physique, Elvis benefitted from the visual balance of three buttons of this suit, especially without lapels. As part of a considerably casual suit, the jacket has less formal patch pockets: one on the left breast and one on each hip. The seams around the edges of the pockets also add a degree of visual complexity that breaks up the potential monotony of a collarless jacket. Elvis sticks with his warm, desert-evoking color palette by wearing a sunny yellow shirt with his sandy beige suit. The cotton shirt has a button-down collar, a plain (placket-less) front, and single-button cuffs, all fastened with mother-of-pearl buttons. The suit has matching flat front trousers with a medium-high rise that harmonizes with the jacket by rising to Elvis’ waist, where the trouser waistband meets the center button of the suit jacket. When Lucky removes the jacket for parts of his date with Rusty, the trousers’ buckle-tab side adjusters and side pockets are better seen. The trousers taper through the legs down to plain-hemmed bottoms. With the exception of black patent leather shoes he wears for a stage performance, Elvis’ default footwear throughout Viva Las Vegas is a pair of black suede Chelsea boots with black elastic side gussets, which appear to be worn with black socks. Aaannndddd that is IT! Ahhh... Really, Seph... Ah, well... My Mama always said that having an inquisitive mind was a sign of higher intelligence. So you being inquisitive is very cool 😎💙👌 I still say you work for M16 though :D REALLY FUN & FABULOUS REACTION SEPH! LOVE IT 🌹💘🌹💘🌹💘🌹💘🌹💘🌹💘🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Peace ✌,light 🌞, love 💖, & blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕
@@evel3690 Of course Seph has an evil twin... 😔 I wonder if Seph will ever have to battle his evil twin for the greater good... 😏 Well, Seph DID complete 50 push ups... So Special Forces isn't entirely out of the realm of possibility 😊
@@Barbara-lb5yt Yep. I'll make it. 🎶Let Me Be There🎶😃👍 🎶Don't🎶 worry about me. I'll be there with bells 🔔 on when Seph makes it to the 1968 Comeback Special 🙌💃
At least a B level song. The order for the movie songs are somewhat confusing for me. Kid Galahad came before this movie, yet you've only reacted to a couple of that film's tunes. What's that about? A great reaction nonetheless.
Yeah ive gone back to my old ranking system haha A *Meh* song is F to E rank A banger is D to C A double banger is B to A "possibly S" And a triple banger is A to S So technically im still ranking all the songs but "Secretly" 👀
ye Anne Margaret was a dancer first and foremost and Elvis was better than her lol - James Brown, King of soul, said him and Elvis were the only 2 guys in the world with any rhythmn lol
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Major Major BANGER and so fun to watch!!
Ann-Margret is so delightful, wow did they have chemistry! 📳📳📳
He moves too cool!
Great song. Such chemistry between them. Very enjoyable. 🔥🥇⚡
Hey buddy! Love your reactions ! He also had the Elvis ending g I I Got A Woman ! Keep it up bro!
Love Elvis and your reaction! Please continue!
Good job remembering that classic Elvis style ending. It's also called a Stripper Ending.
Love this One!! Thank you so much, Sweety!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great song, so much fun and is he ever not dreamy?❣❤I'll be singing this the rest of day😍
It's stuck in my head haha
This is in my top 10,great to dance to.tripple banger.
Stunning song 😍👌
👑✌️
Yes, this is a mood booster :)))
This has always been a great song . There are a few gem songs hidden away in the movies .
Ann Margaret was teaching a dance school before this song
You should get your list organized like you wanted to, and bring it back. We miss it.
I love when these two perform together and enjoyed your reaction.
This is one of the best dance number of Elvis and Ann 🎸🎺🎷🎵🎶🎤
I get such a kick out of your reactions... they make me smile almost as much as Elvis does. I especially enjoy when you speed it up as you're talking excitedly about what you've just witnessed. 😅
Oh, and I agree that this is a banger! My favorite though is The Lady Loves Me. Such a fun song.
They were so in love with each other ❤
In her biography she wrote she has that they knew they wouldn’t be together too long because he had an obligation to keep, meaning the one he married. They always remained friends through her marriage. She always has nothing but nice things to say about him and always protects him ❤
I love her, she is still beautiful today❤
This was so much fun! Definitely a double banger! Thank you Seph! You gave it that extra punch of playfulness!!
Really did feel the joy with this one 😍
One can tell she was a professional dancer. During this movie, watch the way they look 👀 at each other. You have up your list? Later when you get to one song better then another from 68 on, it’ll be hard to not like every one. 😊😊❤❤
I was starting to get a lot of very horrible comments about my Elvis ranking list. So i made the decision to stop ranking the songs every video.
@@SephPlays oh, ok. You were trying your best but I certainly understand. Later don’t the road it would get harder and harder. Love your reactions and your channel. You are very astute the way you pick up on details. 👀☺️☺️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️❤️❤️
Love that song an the scene. Brilliant reaction 😂😂😂
This has became a earworm for me not going to lie!
@@SephPlaysit is so catchy can't help but smile singing it an doing the actions 😂
Your reactions are improving with every song i don't know how you manage to keep up the good humour and Fetch sunshine and great music in to our homes Well done
Ah Seph love your reaction on this song - you could see the chemistry between Elvis and Ann. They were filming in the gym as Rusty (Ann's character name) teaches dancing (and swimming lessons) and they were her students in the scene - she agreed to meet Lucky (Elvis's character) there and spend the day together. Didn't realise that there were so many songs recorded for this film but unfortunately a lot got dropped for whatever reason.
Wow! ELVIS moves so damn cool, and this song is so catchy! I love it! Your are so right, this is s double banger! Thank you Seph!
Love this one! Viva Las Vegas looks like a good movie! Can’t wait to see it. Did you catch those dance moves? You’re right he is perfection! I love the Elvis endings- he really puts his mark on those songs. Agree double banger!! I heard you say you want to redo your list- is that why no list?
I was starting to get a lot of very horrible comments about my Elvis ranking list. So i made the decision to stop ranking the songs every video.
After all these years had to look up these two lines
"Well, there ain't nothing wrong with the long-haired music
Like Brahms, Beethoven, and Bach
Well, I was raised with a guitar in my hand
And I was born to rock"
Catchy, joyful, a very good song & I think it is a cut above other movie songs of this time 😅
Fun reaction! Yes, Elvis is perfection! In the movie she was a dance teacher and that was her class, if I remember correctly.
That's a great scene, fun to watch, from the same movie as The Lady Loves Me. She obviously changed her mind. This movie has some great songs and scenes.
Haha....a fun as well as funny scene. Love it 🔥💯💃🕺⚡❤
Hey Steph
You are the best
Thank you for making me laugh
I love your reactions
I love how much you love Elvis
It's so cool
I needed a good laugh this morning
Thank you
Im so happy that i could spread my joy to you 😀❤️
💚💚💚
That was a great watch!!!🌞🌞🌞
YEAH Double Banger for sure, it's supercatchy and the movie scene is very good, sooo much high energy. You got yourself a good workout, very funny to watch you following the lyrics and end it off with that funny chipmunk singing. Supergood song and reaction. The Elvis ending is a very good expression, guess what you will come across it again. I looove that "I was born..." part . Buy the song and rock with it.
This is now on my personal playlist too. Ive listened to it like 30 times already haha😄
@@SephPlays Nice, but be aware of listening to it when your in the grocery stor, might get you arrested for acting weird.
@@robbansa I always get weird looks in the gym when im mouthing the words to i can't help falling in love into the mirror 😂
She was in rehearsal they weren't performing for anyone at time,. Practicing 🥰
You nailed it Seph on IMHO one of the greatest song and dance scenes in any of hare is movies. There are 2 more song and dance VIDEO bangers to come from this movie namely the title tune Viva Las Vegas and What'd I Say.
what a fool 'hare is * should be 'his'
”It’s a banger!”😍lovely reaction ,as always ,Seph. 🙏Thankyou.
There is a videoclip that is a little longer,where you can actually see how they have a conversation around him not being able to paricipate in whatever it was ,and she urged him to at least sing , because the students had been waiting for him .
In this movie ,there also is a song named ”Santa Lucia ”, I love that so much . Please react to that . 🙏 He sings it in Italian 😍 ( it is originally from Italy ) We celebrate this here in Sweden with a ceremony on Dec. 13th, really lovely with all the candles in the dark . For us it represents the coming of the light when it is very dark . here . I don’t know if the song choice had anything to do with Ann-Margret being from Sweden.
This scene has been reacted to for so many years, people love this one scene, but there are a couple more that are seldom reacted to like, "Today Tomorrow and Forever" that is just gorgeous, and a funny one called, "you're the Boss' both are of he and Ann singing together, very good. Thanks Seph, loved it.
Today, Tomorrow,, and Forever: That's one of my favorite Elvis songs, just beautiful. It was written by the composer Franz Liszt original name Liebestraum, written in 1850. I hope Seph reacts to it and to Santa Lucia. Sweet, tender crooner Elvis for Today, Tomorrow & Forever, and operatic Elvis for Santa Lucia. Love me some of both, in addition to every other genre that Elvis performed superbly.
You have to search for You're the Boss. It wasn't used in the film. I read they considered it too risque for public consumption at the time.The lyrics are definitely pretty "naughty." In fact, I think it wasn't released until something like 1992? However, it was recorded in the timeline you're following, so hope you're able to review it Seph though it might make you blush.
@@judyzeller3921 Today, Tomorrow and Forever was not used in the film either.
@@jjbud3124 The duet version of Today, tomorrow & Forever wasn't in the film but Elvis does sing a shorter solo version in Viva Las Vegas.
@@juliaroberts4962 I may have read it wrong. I thought the song history said it was not used in the film but perhaps they were just talking about the duet version.
Now if u could react to what I'd say from the same movie viva Las Vegas ,Elvis and ann dancing very sexy
Srph
Its definitely on my list 📃😊
Hey Seph, did you miss Bossa Nova Baby from Fun in Acapulco?
I've just check my list and yes that song is definitely coming up 😊
👍👍😀😀
Oh Seph! What have I missed? Why do you not still have your Elvis Ranking?
I was starting to get a lot of very horrible comments about my Elvis ranking list. So i made the decision to stop ranking the songs every video.
So sorry to hear that. I did enjoy seeing where you’d rank them even if I didn’t agree. But, I’d rank them all high just because of his voice. I also realized you did rank them high; but some were higher😁
ye good grasp rockahoola similar lol - get that ranking list back lol
Really? AGAIN with the observations... 😳
I'm wondering if having super power observational skills is put to use in your day job.
Oh, wait a minute... We already established you're a 🎶Secret Agent Man🎶 and 🎶Don't🎶 you dare try to tell me otherwise!
I know you work for 🎶Money Honey🎶 Penny 😜
Okay, so enough of the fiddle- faddle, let's get into it, shall we?
"C'mon Everybody" was written by Joy Byers. Or was it? Hmm... We'll dive into that later.
So there are actually two versions of this song.
There is the movie soundtrack version recorded on July 9, 1963 at Radio Recorders in Hollywood, CA.
Then there is the movie version, see info here:
August 13, 1963 MGM Sound Stage - Hollywood, California
Viva Las Vegas (Movie Version - Intro) ____-01
C'mon Everybody (Movie Version - Overdubs) ____-03
C'mon Everybody (Movie Version - Blues Ending) ____-01
C'mon Everybody (Movie Version - Composite) ____-SP
Okay now I found this short article about Joy Byers: Joy Byers is credited with writing or co-writing the following songs that Elvis Presley recorded. However in recent years, her [We would have to assume now ex husband!!!] Bob Johnston has claimed that songs still credited to his wife Joy Byers were actually co-written, or solely written by himself. He has cited old 'contractual reasons' for this situation. The songs in question include Timi Yuro's 1962 hit 'What's A Matter Baby', plus at least 16 songs for Elvis Presley's films between 1964 and 1968, including 'It Hurts Me', 'Let Yourself Go' and 'Stop, Look and Listen'. Two songs credited to Byers, the aforementioned 'Stop, Look and Listen' and 'Yeah, She's Evil!' were recorded by Bill Haley & His Comets before being used by Elvis (the latter song was retitled 'The Meanest Girl in Town' when Presley recorded it). Elvis Presley recorded 'The Meanest Girl in Town' on June 10, 1964, while Bill Haley recorded his version a week later, on June 16, 1964.
Joy stated in an interview featured in the book, Writing For The King, 'It's a thrill to have had a bunch of Songs recorded by Elvis. Can you imagine lucking into something like that? I was a Fifties Housewife, living in a lower, Middle Class Neighbourhood, and next thing you know I'm writing Songs for Elvis Presley. I was thrilled, just thrilled'.
Baby If You'll Give Me All Your Love
C'mon Everybody
Goin' Home
Hard Knocks
Hey, Hey, Hey
I've Got To Find My Baby
Please Don't Stop Loving Me
She's A Machine
So Close, Yet So Far (From Paradise)
Stop, Look And Listen
The Meanest Girl In Town
There's A Brand New Day On The Horizon
There Ain't Nothing Like A Song
It Hurts Me [Although Joy does say that Charlie Daniels wrote nearly all of it]
Let Yourself Go
* I will provide a more in- depth bio on Joy Byers at Seph's next reaction to one of the songs she may or may not have written for Elvis. More research into this matter on my part is needed *
Okay now getting into what Elvis was wearing; the following is pulled from yet a different article I found:
Devore’s threads made those cats the epitome of 1960s cool,” wrote Alison Martino - whose famous father Al was also a Devore customer - for Los Angeles Magazine in August 2015. “There were sharkskin suits lined in paisley silk, sports coats, pastel sweaters, skinny ties, dress shirts, and trousers with big belt loops, all finished with an impeccable fit.” Given Devore’s reputation for both specialty and quality, it’s no surprise that he also earned Elvis’ patronage. “Elvis Presley shopped at Devore’s off the rack, picking out 20 suits at a time at $350 a pop.”
Just four years after the Rat Pack sported Sy Devore’s sleek suits for their Las Vegas takeover, Elvis Presley outfitted himself in Sy Devore duds for his own venture into the city of lost wages.
All of Presley’s wardrobe throughout Viva Las Vegas is distinctive to the artist’s personal tastes, from the gray sharkskin shawl-collar suit to the short bolero-style jackets he wears for many of the film’s dance numbers. One particular standout suit is the sporty beige suit worn first for this dance number with Ann-Margret’s Rusty Martin in the UNLV gymnasium.
Likely constructed from a linen blend suiting, this suit’s most obvious unique detailing that should jump out to viewers is the lack of lapels or collar.
The same week that the boys from Liverpool put out their first British EP, Please Please Me, Elvis Presley took delivery on his Sy Devore suits and jackets that would appear in Viva Las Vegas. At least two of these beige collarless jackets were made, and the date printed on the tag is July 10, 1963 - just before production began in Las Vegas - as seen on this Graceland Auctions listing.
The jacket from this suit, referred to as “bone-colored” in the auction description, was auctioned in Memphis during Elvis Week in August 2015 but did not attract a high enough offer, according to the Brainerd Dispatch. The Elvis Blog expands on this story, adding that, oddly, the auctioneer stopped the bidding at $28,000 when it was $2,000 shy of its goal.
The ventless jacket has three brown horn buttons on the front and three on each cuff. Standing at 6’0″ tall and still maintaining his lean physique, Elvis benefitted from the visual balance of three buttons of this suit, especially without lapels.
As part of a considerably casual suit, the jacket has less formal patch pockets: one on the left breast and one on each hip. The seams around the edges of the pockets also add a degree of visual complexity that breaks up the potential monotony of a collarless jacket.
Elvis sticks with his warm, desert-evoking color palette by wearing a sunny yellow shirt with his sandy beige suit. The cotton shirt has a button-down collar, a plain (placket-less) front, and single-button cuffs, all fastened with mother-of-pearl buttons.
The suit has matching flat front trousers with a medium-high rise that harmonizes with the jacket by rising to Elvis’ waist, where the trouser waistband meets the center button of the suit jacket.
When Lucky removes the jacket for parts of his date with Rusty, the trousers’ buckle-tab side adjusters and side pockets are better seen. The trousers taper through the legs down to plain-hemmed bottoms.
With the exception of black patent leather shoes he wears for a stage performance, Elvis’ default footwear throughout Viva Las Vegas is a pair of black suede Chelsea boots with black elastic side gussets, which appear to be worn with black socks.
Aaannndddd that is IT! Ahhh... Really, Seph... Ah, well... My Mama always said that having an inquisitive mind was a sign of higher intelligence.
So you being inquisitive is very cool 😎💙👌
I still say you work for M16 though :D
REALLY FUN & FABULOUS REACTION SEPH!
LOVE IT 🌹💘🌹💘🌹💘🌹💘🌹💘🌹💘🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Peace ✌,light 🌞, love 💖, & blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕
I can will believe your Dedication on Seph I'm sure i have seen him in the Special Forces Or maybe it was his evil twin 🤔
Keep it under your hat
@@evel3690 Of course Seph has an evil twin... 😔 I wonder if Seph will ever have to battle his evil twin for the greater good... 😏
Well, Seph DID complete 50 push ups... So Special Forces isn't entirely out of the realm of possibility 😊
@@Barbara-lb5yt Yep. I'll make it. 🎶Let Me Be There🎶😃👍 🎶Don't🎶 worry about me. I'll be there with bells 🔔 on when Seph makes it to the 1968 Comeback Special 🙌💃
Is it M I 6 or M 1 6?
Eddie Cochran - C'mon Everybody > Elvis Presley - C'mon Everybody.
You are comparing one of the greatest ever rock songs and one of Eddies best other than perhaps Summertime Blues so slightly unfair.
Reinstate the list,please.
I miss your list.
B rank song
Cool dance sequence.
At least a B level song. The order for the movie songs are somewhat confusing for me. Kid Galahad came before this movie, yet you've only reacted to a couple of that film's tunes. What's that about? A great reaction nonetheless.
It is my friend who organises the Elvis list for me. So i dont know what is coming up next >.>
Did you abandon your rankings?
I was starting to get a lot of very horrible comments about my Elvis ranking list. So i made the decision to stop ranking the songs every video.
@@SephPlays Oh, okay. So when you say "That was a banger" that may mean it's anywhere between an A to a C possibly?
Yeah ive gone back to my old ranking system haha
A *Meh* song is F to E rank
A banger is D to C
A double banger is B to A "possibly S"
And a triple banger is A to S
So technically im still ranking all the songs but "Secretly" 👀
ye Anne Margaret was a dancer first and foremost and Elvis was better than her lol - James Brown, King of soul, said him and Elvis were the only 2 guys in the world with any rhythmn lol