I'm 52. Mom had her poster in our living room. Dad couldn't stand him but wore his hair like him - his facial hair - everything he could do except the jumpsuits with the Cape 😆
@@andreadeamon6419 sounds familiar my pops had the hair and sideburns but not a fan. I have although caught him watching one of his movies back in the day until I realized is was probably Ann Margaret who he was actually watching 🥋
@shirley carr He wasn't raw he was a seasoned pro, what video were you watching? This is his best stuff, after he joined the Army and his mother died, he was never the same.
@@davisworth5114 David I love his Early music.maybev raw wasn't the right word. There was something special about his early music.his voice his moves .maybe I mean the real elvis.
Oh! 50’s when you can get to it, he starred in the movie Loving You at that time. At the end of the movie, he’s inside on a stage wearing jeans and and jean jacket. He’s performing “Got a lot of livin’ to do” if you watch it, near the end when he jumps down and walks down the aisle, his mom is on the right in a blue dress, clapping as he sings. She passed away about a year later.
It's impossible for ladies to watch Elvis and not fall in love. The man had everything that's why no one has ever replaced him, they can't. thank you great Elvis reactions.
This is Elvis' first of three appearances on "The Ed Sullivan Show" - on September 9, 1956 (Elvis appeared again on October 28 and January 6, 1957) . Charles Laughton was the host for this particular broadcast of the show - with Ed Sullivan still recovering from a car accident. Elvis' appearance attracted a television audience of more than 60 million - representing 82.6% of the TV audience.
Great reaction.....always look forward to ur Elvis reactions....just today I made the comment that goin on 43 years after his passing that Elvis's name and face are the still the most recognizable in the world...thank you for bringing new fans to the Elvis world....
Awww I love this! And I find myself smiling at it because you are. This is great! "Surrender" is a fantastic song...but almost all of his are. It's so hard to choose. He did songs for every mood and genre. 🥰
I was a preteen and watching with my two sisters and good friends screaming my lungs out!!! Daddy threatened to throw TV out if we did not stop screaming.😍
Yes! This was a more tame performance lol. I’m going to vote again for “stuck on you” 1960. He was in great shape just out of the army and the sexiness he gave off was through the roof. But if not that yet, then “hound dog” 😊
I bet y'all ladies didn't know that I'm distant kinfolk with Elvis Aaron Presley on my mama's side (Yates, Christian and Smith Families) and good, bad and amazing...I'm SUPER PROUD to be kinfolk to Elvis Aaron Presley!!!
They audience was instructed to stay calm. The networks were not allowed to film him from the waist down. He was also told to tone down the movements. He did concerts where the clothes were ripped from his body, chunks of hair and skin were ripped from him. Women had never seen a man move his body on stage. A photographer wrote they even peed in their pants they got so excited. There are more performances on Ed Sullivan show, please check them out. Thank you for the reactions to Elvis.
Line 2 is incorrect...This show was filmed with full body movements on some of the other songs he did that night. The filmed only from the waist up show, only happened on one particular show on Jan. 6, 1957.
@@tallman4040 I was speaking in general terms with regard to how it was back then and that there was a time that this type of movement was censored. No not on every performance. Thanks for the correction.
You know, growing up in the 60s, everyday me an my siblings would come home to Elvis on the radio going through our house or on the record player, all the time..mom was insane for Elvis.....Elvis had a weekly show, where he and his band would be sittin around in a circle and play songs up close with the audience it was great and the whole country watched it was crazy, loved Elvis, he was the man definitely the king👍👍👍
Funny how things change for Elvis when he started out Ed Sullivan said in the papers he would never touch Elvis with a ten foot pole and would never consider him being on tv and boom he was on the Ed Sullivan . You should watch Elvis doing peace in the valley on the Ed Sullivan . That was Elvis mom’s favorite song and he did it for her before he went in the army
No singing lessons, no acting lessons, no stylist, just a totally natural and blinding talent with the best face ever! And I love watching your reaction, K Simone - it's a joy to behold!
Love love that song don’t be cruel cool. Here’s another one for more blues called, Blue Moon, that is awesome because of his unique voice it went up and down really smooth. Great video. Keep it up.
Elvis was always great but the 50s and 60s early 60s is what makes him an icon Elvis had many talons during his life but did 1950s Elvis he was the most in tune with his roots the original Elvis and his best will always be in the early years thank you
ALL these years later and Elvis is STILL making us swoon. Whenever I see or hear him perform, I instantly turn into one of those girls who lost their minds when they saw him.🖤
Classic elvis he was raw n full of energy here ... such a great track ... the jordanaiers where great too ... this sold six million copies by 1962.... unique in sooo many ways
You seem to have a good heart and it shows. Keep it real, we have only one " go around" in this life. I was born in 54 and grew up with Elvis and Little Richard
@Roger Martin not from the reports I've watched. It stayed blonde and that's why he started coloring it black. Was a video on RUclips - but sp far everything I've looked up that he has said has been correct
I always wondered if he would have been as famous or even became a singer if his twin brother Jesse Garon would have survived. His twin brother was a still born.
@@SimplyKSimone Yes great question from Link. Elvis actually discussed this. He reflected & discussed his brother with a few people over the years his thoughts about his brother lost at birth, and not only how different his own life would have been but he also discussed how different it would have been for his parents life as well .... since they tried for years to have another child to give him a sibling but obviously never happened.
@@jayviviano109 I think that's the reason why Gladys Presley(Elvis' Mother) was so protective over Elvis. She may haven't been so protective if Jesse would have survived. Maybe Elvis and Jesse would have became a brother duo singing group like the Everly Brothers. They would have been the Presley Brothers.
Even at that early stage in his career, he had us all eating out the palm of his hand - thank you for your reaction once more. As much Elvis as you can manage, please1 For a contrast, try two songs 'an Evening Prayer' and then 'Steamroller Blues'
@@SimplyKSimone REHEARSAL VRRSION TH BEST LOT SEXIER ALOHA FROM HAWAII 1973 REHERDSL BEST VERSION ASK FOR OT THAT WAY ALSO YOU gave me a mountain REHERSAL VERSION JANUARY 1973 DOES BOTH OF THEM MORE TELAXRD THZN TJE SOE THAT WR T OIT VIA SATELLITE WHERE 1.5 BILLION PEOPLE WATCHING. PROBABLY MORE TENSE. ALL FANS KNOW THE DIFFERENCE FRPM BOTH PERFORMANCES. I BROKE my Glasses A.K.A ELVIS JUNKIE
This appearance was right after Ed Sullivan demanded that Elvis only be shown "from the waist up" because of the nation's adults going nuts that he was supposedly "vulgar" in his movements on stage. There are better Ed Sullivan appearances by Elvis for showing the entire physical phenomenon that he was . He shook up the world!
Trivia: At the beginning of the song, Elvis says "thank you, Mr. Laughton," that's the actor Charles Laughton ("The Hunchback of Notre Dame"), who was the guest host that night -- Sullivan was home ill. I think Elvis made 3 appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show.
You might not know, but Elvis was credited as being the co-writer of this classic. Crafty move by his management, when the song was actually written by a black guy called Otis Blackwell. The same thing happened with 'All Shook Up', again written by Blackwell. Devious dealings indeed by 'Colonel' Tom Parker.
This is his first Ed Sullivan appearance. The show was broadcast from New York but Elvis was in Hollywood filming Love Me Tender. Ed Sullivan was unavailable for this show due to a car accident so the host was British actor, Charles Laughton whim Elvis thanks at the beginning...
It only took 1 listen to the demo for Elvis to have this song down pat. Just one listen. And then went into the studio, arranged the instruments and backing vocals, and down the master version pretty quickly.
Believe it or not, our boy is already being censored here. Filmed mainly from the waist up, see, our boy's hip gyrations made the ladies knees buckle. 😂 Too funny.
Hi I just discovered you here. Well a song before this one. This was at a time when I was still too young to appreciate Elvis or rock n roll. I could not understand why the o0lder girls were so excited and crazy about him. In these days, they were not allowed to show him from the waist down, because they said his moves were too controversial, sexy maybe? Anyway, I got older and fell in love and became one of excited crazy teens in time too. I am 72 yrs old. Just a note, I saw your reaction to In The Ghetto but comments turned off. I have to say, I have not seen a bad reaction from anyone concerning that song. I did see some reactors get very teary, and emotional, and appropriated that Elvis would do that song, one even said, he did not have to put himself on the line like that for them but he is. Want you to know, I appreciate you did react to it.
Hello I'm new to the channel but I've been liking your Elvis videos but you're really not getting into Elvis until you until you see the one it says making aloha it's it's a it's the concert from 1972 or 73 how they came about to make an Aloha with Elvis how Elvis was the first Entertainer to broadcast around the world they had 1.5 billion people watching this show on TV no one else has ever done it since then you need to watch it you really love it. Thank You. Tony Greganti from Memphis.Tenn.
Presley was born into poverty; near the black neighborhood which had similar financial challenges! Growing up, Elvis was exposed to black blues and Gospel; when off stage, Gospel was Presley's go-to choice of music to sing...he even made a few Gospel albums.
THIS was the appearance where Elvis was censored and filmed from the waist up only. He did three performances on the show, and all 3 were sensored. Ed Sullivan thought his dancing was sexual or suggestive....lol he'd have a heart attack seeing what performers do today. At the end of the show, Ed Sullivan called Elvis back out and praised him. Sullivan stated "This is a very Decent, fine, and very nice young man! We have never had a Pleasenter experience on our show than we've had with you Elvis."
The great Muhammad Ali said this was his favorite Elvis song. He actually sing a line of it in this beautiful, moving tribute to his friend Elvis in this link below. Would love for you to perhaps consider doing a reaction to Muhammad's memorial tribute In honor of Elvis. I spent time with Muhammad Ali's brother (Rahman Ali) a couple years ago and he verified their friendship to me and the respect the Ali family had for Elvis. Great Reaction again Simone! Here is the link below for that video. ruclips.net/video/PO8Kq_3KTyI/видео.html
at Macy I sure did like those hips wiggling and every other woman Dead 2 dead also just wouldn't admit to it A.K.A ELVIS JUNKIE I WAS TRYING TO SAY DID NOT DEAD. I WAS USING THE MICCROPHONE TO KEEP FROM MAKING SO MANY TYPO ERRORS. MADE JUST AS MANY WITH MY MOUTH.
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That man was everything and so handsome
I just love him! 🥰
Love Elvis....he has an energy like no other entertainer ever had. Thanks for this.
Elvis is always the king👑❤
Thank you for your lovely reaction ❤
You are ALMOST as adorable as he was!😀
Elvis Presley - I Got Stung
you got to love the simplicity, just pure sound, live Acoustic insturments and unaltered real voices...oh and emotion.
Yessss
There's something so sexy about the way he laughed at the screaming! Elvis at his best.
I agree lol
Talk about confidence at such a young age I'm a fifty year old man and I think I would've been screaming to. love your genuine reactions to the King 🥋
Thank you for watching ...😂
I'm 52. Mom had her poster in our living room. Dad couldn't stand him but wore his hair like him - his facial hair - everything he could do except the jumpsuits with the Cape 😆
@@andreadeamon6419 sounds familiar my pops had the hair and sideburns but not a fan. I have although caught him watching one of his movies back in the day until I realized is was probably Ann Margaret who he was actually watching 🥋
@@andrewkowalewski4201 yeah between her and juliet prowse they had their "reasons" for watching the movies 😆
Elvis was the ' coolest cat ' of the 50's, of his generation...AND, forever more, ALL generations!! .....Great reaction my friend. Cheers..
Elvis was the greatest entertainer of all time. I enjoyed seeing him perform
Pure entertainment he was, I didn't see the performance but it was awesome 🎤🤘😎👌
What a great way to start the day. Loving seeing Elvis having fun and your reaction was so sweet.
Elvis was so raw than.he had so many hits .back than.elvis sold over a billion albums.more than anyonem
@shirley carr He wasn't raw he was a seasoned pro, what video were you watching? This is his best stuff, after he joined the Army and his mother died, he was never the same.
@@davisworth5114 raw as in he wasn't packaged yet . Still free.
I live early elvis .by raw . I meant early .
@@davisworth5114 David I love his Early music.maybev raw wasn't the right word. There was something special about his early music.his voice his moves .maybe I mean the real elvis.
I am so glad I found your channel!!!Love your reactions to Elvis!!!!!HE IS THE BEST!MOST GORGEOUS MAN TO GRACE THIS EARTH!
Oh! 50’s when you can get to it, he starred in the movie Loving You at that time. At the end of the movie, he’s inside on a stage wearing jeans and and jean jacket. He’s performing “Got a lot of livin’ to do” if you watch it, near the end when he jumps down and walks down the aisle, his mom is on the right in a blue dress, clapping as he sings. She passed away about a year later.
May God bless you child, I love your spirit❤️
"Ready Teddy" from the same Ed Sullivan Show appearance - September 9, 1956 - is incredible!
Here watching. Love it, thanks for sharing💕
Thank you .. Enjoy and blessin
I love your laugh and positivity! You're a beautiful lady!
It's impossible for ladies to watch Elvis and not fall in love. The man had everything that's why no one has ever replaced him, they can't. thank you great Elvis reactions.
That one was the one where he was only shown from the waist up Ed Sullivan show he was classed as to vulgar lol gorgeous 😚👍
Wrong clip ...
Only on his very last performance...
This is Elvis' first of three appearances on "The Ed Sullivan Show" - on September 9, 1956 (Elvis appeared again on October 28 and January 6, 1957) . Charles Laughton was the host for this particular broadcast of the show - with Ed Sullivan still recovering from a car accident. Elvis' appearance attracted a television audience of more than 60 million - representing 82.6% of the TV audience.
In those years, any performer who was good enough to get an invitation to perform on the Ed Sullivan Show had "arrived!"
Great reaction.....always look forward to ur Elvis reactions....just today I made the comment that goin on 43 years after his passing that Elvis's name and face are the still the most recognizable in the world...thank you for bringing new fans to the Elvis world....
No .. Thank you !! Were all on the journey together
Yes, I love this song. I remember my Mama used to play his records for us and we would watch the movies he was in. Such a hottie
Yessss
Thank you very much for sharing Simone, my gorgeous,👑💯 🙏 amen.
Thank you. One can never get enough Elvis and we all are in love with him!
thank you honey , i really love that live version of elvis 1956
Awww I love this! And I find myself smiling at it because you are. This is great!
"Surrender" is a fantastic song...but almost all of his are. It's so hard to choose. He did songs for every mood and genre. 🥰
Thank you .. because i genuinely love it
Such a cutie!!!! This one made me smile. Have a great weekend!!
Aww thank you !!
😂😂😂 now I see how those girls feel I'll be like one of those girls to screaming like Ahhhhhhhhaahh
The king will always live in our hearts
I was a preteen and watching with my two sisters and good friends screaming my lungs out!!! Daddy threatened to throw TV out if we did not stop screaming.😍
Yes! This was a more tame performance lol. I’m going to vote again for “stuck on you” 1960. He was in great shape just out of the army and the sexiness he gave off was through the roof. But if not that yet, then “hound dog” 😊
Great message girl... and i apologise... for being a time traveler now!! Hahaha God bless girl🙏👍🤪❤️⚘️
I so love y'all Simone welcome to the black Elvis club we are small but committed. When I get to heaven I will ask for Elvis
Keep up the good work lady you’re doing a great job😄😄😄 I was one of the lucky ones I got to see Elvis in concert in Kansas City it was awesome!
Oh wow I'm jealous !! I wish
Hunk Hunk of burning love . Watch him sing that ❤❤❤
Hey 💜🕺That’s why Elvis is known for the king of Rock N Roll😎 They don’t make music 🎶 like they used to. Awesome video and reaction as usual 😊👍🏽💜
Awe thanks Marcos !! Its good to see ya 😊 made my day
No just the king of music
I bet y'all ladies didn't know that I'm distant kinfolk with Elvis Aaron Presley on my mama's side (Yates, Christian and Smith Families) and good, bad and amazing...I'm SUPER PROUD to be kinfolk to Elvis Aaron Presley!!!
They audience was instructed to stay calm.
The networks were not allowed to film him from the waist down.
He was also told to tone down the movements.
He did concerts where the clothes were ripped from his body,
chunks of hair and skin were ripped from him. Women had never
seen a man move his body on stage.
A photographer wrote they even peed in their pants they got so excited.
There are more performances on Ed Sullivan show, please check them
out. Thank you for the reactions to Elvis.
Line 2 is incorrect...This show was filmed with full body movements on some of the other songs he did that night. The filmed only from the waist up show, only happened on one particular show on Jan. 6, 1957.
@@tallman4040 I was speaking in general terms with regard to how it was back
then and that there was a time that this type of movement was censored.
No not on every performance. Thanks for the correction.
the 50s alot of fun Elvis tunes
You know, growing up in the 60s, everyday me an my siblings would come home to Elvis on the radio going through our house or on the record player, all the time..mom was insane for Elvis.....Elvis had a weekly show, where he and his band would be sittin around in a circle and play songs up close with the audience it was great and the whole country watched it was crazy, loved Elvis, he was the man definitely the king👍👍👍
Funny how things change for Elvis when he started out Ed Sullivan said in the papers he would never touch Elvis with a ten foot pole and would never consider him being on tv and boom he was on the Ed Sullivan . You should watch Elvis doing peace in the valley on the Ed Sullivan . That was Elvis mom’s favorite song and he did it for her before he went in the army
Ed Sullivan said no peace in the valley and elvis said yes I'm singing it
Jeffery Foreman that’s also true
Beautiful reaction.
Thank you! 😊
You know they would only show Elvis from the waist up ...because of the moves he made💥💥💥💖💖
Baby he knew when he stepped on the scene he was bringing it already!!! ~ Momma Dell
Yesssss
No singing lessons, no acting lessons, no stylist, just a totally natural and blinding talent with the best face ever! And I love watching your reaction, K Simone - it's a joy to behold!
Love love that song don’t be cruel cool. Here’s another one for more blues called, Blue Moon, that is awesome because of his unique voice it went up and down really smooth. Great video. Keep it up.
Thank you for your good reaction. Elvis was only allowed to be on TV from the waist up!
Wowww really
Take them back to basic. Way back , black and white TV🤓 very funny performance, good reaction video👏👍👍
Thank you so much !! I appreciate you .. Hope to see ya again
puppet on a sting by elvis or return to sender by elvis
...Elvis at his best!
Notice how much his voice changes through-out his years...example "How the web was woven" to "Hurt"
Elvis was always great but the 50s and 60s early 60s is what makes him an icon Elvis had many talons during his life but did 1950s Elvis he was the most in tune with his roots the original Elvis and his best will always be in the early years thank you
Two years earlier Elvis was driving a truck for $15/wk.
*Awww, thanks sweet pea!!! 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙*
You’re welcome 💙
I remember hearing this on a jukebox up the street when I was really little , lol !
The king of Rock n Roll !
ALL these years later and Elvis is STILL making us swoon. Whenever I see or hear him perform, I instantly turn into one of those girls who lost their minds when they saw him.🖤
Classic elvis he was raw n full of energy here ... such a great track ... the jordanaiers where great too ... this sold six million copies by 1962.... unique in sooo many ways
Great reaction video:)
I LOVE you.
You seem to have a good heart and it shows. Keep it real, we have only one " go around" in this life. I was born in 54 and grew up with Elvis and Little Richard
Only one life 💙
COOL!!!
21-year-old ‘Elvis The Pelvis’ 🕺🏻 in this video 🙌🏽
Another good one.thanks k...vernon
The legendary Jordanaires backing up the most legendary entertainer!!!
Great reaction and nice words, God bless, from marty
Blessings to you as well !!
Killer smile!
I melt lol
My favorite Elvis video is Hound Dog from the Milton Berle show in 1956. You can see his dancing in that one!
I just learned about a year ago - that he's a natural blonde. He dyed his hair black like his moms.
@Roger Martin not from the reports I've watched. It stayed blonde and that's why he started coloring it black. Was a video on RUclips - but sp far everything I've looked up that he has said has been correct
No he dyed it black to look like one of his hero’s Tony Curtis
@@billywalker8375 i know he made Priscilla color hers too look like mom's. I've heard her say that for years
@@billywalker8375 he actually got a perm to style it like Tony's. Coloring was mom
Elvis worked at a movie theatre in high school and loved movies actor tony Curtis was one of his faves he did it to match tonys
I always wondered if he would have been as famous or even became a singer if his twin brother Jesse Garon would have survived. His twin brother was a still born.
Um mm I don't know .. That's a great question
@@SimplyKSimone Yes great question from Link. Elvis actually discussed this. He reflected & discussed his brother with a few people over the years his thoughts about his brother lost at birth, and not only how different his own life would have been but he also discussed how different it would have been for his parents life as well .... since they tried for years to have another child to give him a sibling but obviously never happened.
Or, since he was a twin, imagine a world with TWO identical Elvis'. One could be touring the USA and the other Europe at the same time..
@@jayviviano109 I think that's the reason why Gladys Presley(Elvis' Mother) was so protective over Elvis. She may haven't been so protective if Jesse would have survived. Maybe Elvis and Jesse would have became a brother duo singing group like the Everly Brothers. They would have been the Presley Brothers.
@@mochs3869 , Elvis never performed outside of the US.
Even at that early stage in his career, he had us all eating out the palm of his hand - thank you for your reaction once more. As much Elvis as you can manage, please1 For a contrast, try two songs 'an Evening Prayer' and then 'Steamroller Blues'
Cute reaction. A request please :"The Thrill Of Your Love." It's from the 1950s, and it's not a live performance, just audio.
Added to the playlist
Oh boy...reminds of my mom. She cried so hard.
Oh nooo why
@@SimplyKSimone elvis died
@@SimplyKSimone 1977. I walked in from school. My mom was crying.
@@SimplyKSimone elvis dird
@@SimplyKSimone died
Love your channel, keep up the good work, your infectious...
Please do " Fever" from the Aloha concert in '73
I've added it to the playlist 💙 thanks for watching
@THEODORA
REHERSAL VERSION BEST VERSION NOT wesro g a lei arou d HIS NECK HITS THOSR Last NOTES really higher
A.K.A ELVIS JUNKIE
@@SimplyKSimone
REHEARSAL VRRSION TH BEST
LOT SEXIER
ALOHA FROM HAWAII 1973
REHERDSL BEST VERSION ASK FOR OT THAT WAY ALSO
YOU gave me a mountain REHERSAL VERSION JANUARY 1973 DOES BOTH OF THEM MORE TELAXRD THZN TJE SOE THAT WR T OIT VIA SATELLITE WHERE 1.5 BILLION PEOPLE WATCHING. PROBABLY MORE TENSE. ALL FANS KNOW THE DIFFERENCE FRPM BOTH PERFORMANCES. I BROKE my Glasses
A.K.A ELVIS JUNKIE
Typing with broken glasses
A.K.A ELVIS JUNKIE
@@SimplyKSimone Yes! Please "Fever" Aloha Alternate Concert! please!
Sexy as hell!
Love this xx
This appearance was right after Ed Sullivan demanded that Elvis only be shown "from the waist up" because of the nation's adults going nuts that he was supposedly "vulgar" in his movements on stage. There are better Ed Sullivan appearances by Elvis for showing the entire physical phenomenon that he was . He shook up the world!
after watching the 2020 grammys-this was really good lol
I was a little girl when he was on Ed Sullivan. My first love.
Trivia: At the beginning of the song, Elvis says "thank you, Mr. Laughton," that's the actor Charles Laughton ("The Hunchback of Notre Dame"), who was the guest host that night -- Sullivan was home ill. I think Elvis made 3 appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show.
His mom loved this song. Ed would only film this from waist up as You know what i mean like in Suspicious Minds. I saw this show
You might not know, but Elvis was credited as being the co-writer of this classic. Crafty move by his management, when the song was actually written by a black guy called Otis Blackwell. The same thing happened with 'All Shook Up', again written by Blackwell. Devious dealings indeed by 'Colonel' Tom Parker.
They rarely filmed Elvis bellow the waist when he was on TV, his moves were deemed ''inappropriate'' for the general audience at the time.
They also didn't show audience shots when teenage girls were throwing lingerie on the stage!
That is what he does gets woman going he was so young
This is his first Ed Sullivan appearance. The show was broadcast from New York but Elvis was in Hollywood filming Love Me Tender. Ed Sullivan was unavailable for this show due to a car accident so the host was British actor, Charles Laughton whim Elvis thanks at the beginning...
Oh wow !!
It only took 1 listen to the demo for Elvis to have this song down pat. Just one listen. And then went into the studio, arranged the instruments and backing vocals, and down the master version pretty quickly.
since you're in the 1950s now...Jailhouse Rock video 1957 :)
Well techically I've heard soon of it before !! So will its still be a reaction if I haven't heard the whole thing before .. I want to.be honest
it would be the first time you are watching the video, and it's real cool to see
Believe it or not, our boy is already being censored here. Filmed mainly from the waist up, see, our boy's hip gyrations made the ladies knees buckle. 😂 Too funny.
Hi I just discovered you here. Well a song before this one. This was at a time when I was still too young to appreciate Elvis or rock n roll. I could not understand why the o0lder girls were so excited and crazy about him. In these days, they were not allowed to show him from the waist down, because they said his moves were too controversial, sexy maybe? Anyway, I got older and fell in love and became one of excited crazy teens in time too. I am 72 yrs old. Just a note, I saw your reaction to In The Ghetto but comments turned off. I have to say, I have not seen a bad reaction from anyone concerning that song. I did see some reactors get very teary, and emotional, and appropriated that Elvis would do that song, one even said, he did not have to put himself on the line like that for them but he is. Want you to know, I appreciate you did react to it.
Thank you soo much !!
Hello I'm new to the channel but I've been liking your Elvis videos but you're really not getting into Elvis until you until you see the one it says making aloha it's it's a it's the concert from 1972 or 73 how they came about to make an Aloha with Elvis how Elvis was the first Entertainer to broadcast around the world they had 1.5 billion people watching this show on TV no one else has ever done it since then you need to watch it you really love it. Thank You. Tony Greganti from Memphis.Tenn.
Here's something you might enjoy its Elvis preparing for the live Hawaii concert
Presley was born into poverty; near the black neighborhood which had similar financial challenges! Growing up, Elvis was exposed to black blues and Gospel; when off stage, Gospel was Presley's go-to choice of music to sing...he even made a few Gospel albums.
THIS was the appearance where Elvis was censored and filmed from the waist up only. He did three performances on the show, and all 3 were sensored. Ed Sullivan thought his dancing was sexual or suggestive....lol he'd have a heart attack seeing what performers do today.
At the end of the show, Ed Sullivan called Elvis back out and praised him. Sullivan stated "This is a very Decent, fine, and very nice young man! We have never had a Pleasenter experience on our show than we've had with you Elvis."
If you want to melt try him singing ANGEL
The great Muhammad Ali said this was his favorite Elvis song. He actually sing a line of it in this beautiful, moving tribute to his friend Elvis in this link below. Would love for you to perhaps consider doing a reaction to Muhammad's memorial tribute
In honor of Elvis.
I spent time with Muhammad Ali's brother (Rahman Ali) a couple years ago and he verified their friendship to me and the respect the Ali family had for Elvis.
Great Reaction again Simone!
Here is the link below for that video.
ruclips.net/video/PO8Kq_3KTyI/видео.html
Thank you and I'll add it
Notice you can’t see past his waste?! His hips we’re censored 😂! He was called Elvis the Pelvis. He didn’t like that very much.
I would hate that too !!
at Macy I sure did like those hips wiggling and every other woman Dead 2 dead also just wouldn't admit to it
A.K.A ELVIS JUNKIE
I WAS TRYING TO SAY DID NOT DEAD. I WAS USING THE MICCROPHONE TO KEEP FROM MAKING SO MANY TYPO ERRORS. MADE JUST AS MANY WITH MY MOUTH.
Laura Bexley it happens to me too 😁👍🏻!! And I’ve been an Elvis junkie since I was 7 in 1968.
@@stacymoore9836 WHAT HAPPENS TO YOU TOO? MISS SOMETHING
I HAVE BEEN AN ELVIS FAN FOR 63YRS SINCE I WAS 11YRS OLD I AM 74
A.K.A ELVIS JUNKIE
@@stacymoore9836 TJST EAS THR YEAR MY only child WAS born. She is 52 JANUARY 4 1968. Tried to have her ON ELVIS BD.
A.K.A ELVIS JUNKIE
64 years ago!