Shut up guy you didn't even know about this just saw it in the movie your just another movie going bandwagon ("movie was so awsome it made me cry") fucking joke
@@unnamedperson2679 it's called burned out. No one worked more in the entertainment business than Elvis, he was being worked to death by the dirty colonel.
I legit broke into tears when they played this scene at the end of Elvis (2022). He was literally on the verge of death, but you wouldn’t have known because of his voice. It’s as if this performance was his final farewell to the world and no one knew.
Fully agree, the movie really was so poignant and shocking showed how Elvis was totally bled dry by Tom parker, he uses Elvis to fund his own gambling addiction, he had no regard for Elvis ,his health or wellbeing all suffered at the hands of that man
It’s amazing how we idolize these people, not knowing the true pain, as well as demons that they are fighting inside. We all want to be rich and famous, but truly don’t understand the hard work, hardship and loses they suffer along the way. Yes, I assume it’s an interesting, exciting and good life at times. But I believe this man lived the last days of his life, very lonely and very very sad!! God bless him for the amazing talent and all the years of hard work put into mastering that talent. Truly one of a kind!!
These guys don't lead disciplined lives so often die unnaturally. Look how Elvis met his end in such a strange manner. Due to years of tranquilizers+anti depressants and cholesterol intake, he suffered severe chronic constipation and when pain in stomach became unbearable, the unfortunate man forcefully attempted to defecate, his abdominal aorta was compressed, shutting down his heart."
I absolutely agree with you. The way he looked up and smiled at someone to the right of him. The way he looked at and smiled was like I hope I'm doing it good enough for everyone he liked making people happy. RIP Elvis Presley. I have a uncle named after you. And back in 1974 trough 1979. I was 5 years old in 74 10 years old in 79. And in those few years I pretty much lived with my grandmother. And she would be listening to the radio and a Elvis Presley song would come over the radio I remember she would say hey come here boy let me teach you how to dance. I would mimic Elvis moves and get my pelvis moving I thought I was Elvis Presley. 💯 RIP Elvis Presley. You helped a small scared to death little boy get trough a very very hard time in my life. 💯🙏😥
He appears weak, out of breath, and bloated in the beginning, but this proves that despite it all, his voice could still move mountains. NOTHING ever got in the King's way of delivering a stellar vocal performance every single time.
wtf, this wasn't about his voice, someone should have stepped in...he should not have been on stage, he's drugged out of his mind and his voice does NOT sound good. get real...
@@christopherone1 I agree, I'm not saying its a good thing, he pushed himself too hard and used drugs and food to cope and escape, but regardless, he remained a great performer. And I simply disagree about his voice here, but that's a matter of opinion and rather subjective and I assume people here understand how opinions work but sometimes I'm wrong. Not saying its his greatest performance, its far from it, but his soul still remained when he snapped into performance mode.
He is 42 here, but looks 50! He should’ve been thriving at this age. He deserved to live much longer than that, He would’ve had wonderful stories to tell.
The way he struggled to breath and speak. Could barely stay alive. But as aoon as he began to sing he became full of life and vigor. As if he would live forever, and in a way he will
My mother met Elvis. She said he was a southern gentleman but he had shakes. He played it off as nerves. My mother gave him a cigarette and they chatted for a bit at a gas station until he left.
@@josephinetracy1485 Well actually you clarify their point , he's basically dying from all the drugs , if you only listen and not watch and know what we know , you'd have no idea.
Given the condition of his health at the point, even the great great live performances in music hardly come close. Nothing, even his health, could affect the effort he put in delivering this and so many more great performances. Truly the King.
I've never cared two cents about Elvis but my buddy dragged me to see the movie (despite my complaining about its 2.5+ hour runtime). By the time they played this, I had tears in my eyes. 50 years later his voice is still touching lives for the first time. RIP
When they played this scene at the end of the Elvis film (2022) I was profoundly touched. My heart felt the emotions and the tragedy that was his life sunk in. May The King live on for eternity.
When they played it at the end of the movie and I realized it was actual footage of him, I cried my balls out 😂 So so so many emotions, what a great movie. It makes him such an amazing tribute, I loved it!
I literally just finished watching the movie an hour ago I haven’t cried from a movie in a long time! I literally can’t go to sleep it’s all that’s on my mind. This movie was amazing and Austin Butler was completely Outstanding
I mean...people think he sang for a long time but he really was only active from 1958-1977....many of the other singers he opened doors for sang much longer...
When he sings “i need your love, i need your love, God speed your love, to me”…he is singing to his audience, his fans, for their love, was what he was truly addicted to and what he gave his all for. RIP to the KING of Rock n Roll
This is so horribly painful yet so perfectly sung. The man could not breathe yet sang like THAT? Not sure how it was even possible brings tears to my eyes.
He was a man of faith! His time was limited. And he gave his all for us. His brothers and sister! He helped so many people with his music. And his thrusting and wiggling!
This really hurts watching this one... such a talent that was dying right in front of everyone’s eyes and they didn’t help him. This song & this performance especially gives me chills ... there’s nothing like it. Just feels like the very end.
“I’m almost 40, Cilla. 40. And pretty soon no one will remember me.” Oh how wrong he was. Even though I was born 16 years after his untimely passing, I’ve always been a huge fan of his music. It’s absolutely timeless.
I’ve lately bein on a Elvis kick but funny thing is I’ve always been a Elvis fan since I was a kid his music was everywhere but we all smiled and danced to it and now after seeing the movie I’m still a fan of his music Elvis will never be forgotten 🙏🏻
@@Takaichi666- Same! I was born in 89 but my dad and uncle absolutely loved him! Elvis was always in the house and I have to play Blue Christmas every year when the holidays come! I just watched a tribute performance at our local dinner theater and then the movie last night. It gives Elvis so much more depth and meaning understanding where he came from!
I’ve never give much thought about Elvis throughout my 44 years of being alive. I watched the movie over the weekend and it touched something deep inside me. I’ve watched this performance several times since and I just completely broke down in tears while watching it again. I cannot explain what just happened but his voice is truly powerful. All I can say is that I love and miss Elvis now. Such a very sad and tragic end to a beautiful human.
I know exactly what you mean. I always knew who he was and never really looked into him and his story but I finally watched the movie and it left me so sad that he went out that way. :(
I think it's because you know now how he was used, and taken advantage of, when all he wanted to do was making people happy, he cared more for others than he did himself. You can tell he is singing this song to Priscilla, even through everything, he loved her. He lived for everyone else except himself, his fans, his manager, his family, his love, and that cost him his life and his happiness. That is what makes it so tragic and why he will always be the King.
@rodneyallister9877 dear of you. and you keep fighting, William shatner is 92 now, your a baby in comparison, myself im 61, i havent even been born yet lol
That heart was not fairing well at this point, from the sounds of his breathing, but he still gives it his all. Goes without saying, what an amazing rendition of Unchained Melody. Rest in peace.
Dude could hardly walk at this point. Each step was painful his knees were terrible and his back was killing him, and he still sang this song perfectly and enthusiastically. Like him or not he was a dedicated to his craft.
Who’s here after watching Elvis the Movie?? This scene in the movie killed me 😭😭😭 his voice and the emotions while he sang is undeniable!!! Austin Butler gave the performance of a lifetime!! 👌🏼👌🏼💯💯💯 Long live the King! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@@desfletc its not supposed to be an exact biographical depiction. There were so many creative liberties taken by Baz and it was a very stylized storytelling approach but I think, and Elvis's family agrees as well, that his spirit was captured by the film and the portrayal was respectful and it was an incredible acting performance.
@@pontip3262 there's some members of Elvises family ( his cousins) that thought in places it was disrespectful , these were people who were with him ALL his life
I mean this respectfully but you can just tell how tired he is the stuttering the bit of confusion and stumbling, the only thing untouched is his voice he knew it was his time so he gave it his all RIP Mr. Elvis Presley you truly were the king
He was dying before our eyes. But that legendary voice endured to the last note! Powerful. He knew his body was failing, handlers were killing him w those awful prescriptions. This was his goodbye. The angels above have an amazing lead singer. RIP Elvis
His manager robbed the world of seeing this genius at work in person. My mum was a huge fan (still is) and always wanted him to come to Australia. Taking her to see the Elvis movie today!
i’m 16 years old and i was never really a big fan of Elvis’s music, although i do know a lot about him. After coming back from the cinema from watching the new Elvis movie last night, ive been listening to his music non stop. Non stop. This movie made me realise so much about the influence he had on music and made me appreciate his music a lot more. I’m so appreciative of this movie i was in shock with how much i enjoyed it. the cut at the end from Austin Butler to real life Elvis got me so emotional it was heartbreaking and i cried like an absolute baby. im so so glad i watched this movie. Rip legend!!
Thank you for sharing this. It just goes to show that real music has an effect on every human soul, no matter their age or experience. I was 3 years old when Elvis died, and even then I knew how important he was. He was the King, always and forever. 💙
Agreed. I’m 20, but I always grew up with Elvis’s music, my dad was always infatuated by him and what he stood for. I took him to see the film today as a late Father’s Day present and we both were sobbing our eyes out. I’m so glad this generation gets to experience his music, as well as the soundtrack which adds such a good modern twist. He really was such an icon, more than I think we can ever fathom in our generation. Austin Butler did an incredible job.
This makes me so happy. I have been an Elvis fan since I was young, and when I saw the movie I bawled like a baby, and I wondered how it would impact people who weren't fans of Elvis before watching the film. I'm so grateful his life resonated with you, and will resonate with more people who didn't know his story before watching.
I’d like to believe this. You didn’t notice the lip syncing? The end of this song is noticeable cuz he stops moving his mouth well before the vocals stop, but you can notice it throughout the song as well.
I remember when this aired when I was a little boy and my mom exclaimed in horror, "He looks terrible". She was worried. The next memory is when he died. I remember mom listening to the radio in the kitchen and upon hearing the news, fell onto the kitchen floor sobbing uncontrollably. I have probably 90% of Elvis' songs memorized. That's how much mom played them back in the day.
I was born in 95 I wish I have a Time Machine to go back to the 50s or 60s at least for 1 week, food might be fresher, people better dressed, only problem I know was a very racist time
Just like the day when JFK died, I remember where I was & what I was doing when I learned that Elvis died. 42, that sounds mighty young to me now RIP King
Actually this Concert was on Tv October 3rd on CBS…. Elvis had already passed! At the End of it Vernon thanks the fans for all their cards and letters because of the passing of Elvis!
It is so touching that he still smiled and acknowledged his audience. What a great performer, person, son, and father. May God bless him and may he rest in peace.
I wouldn’t say great person. He slept with many 14 year old girls when he was 22. He would give them sleeping pills and wait until they were asleep and then…you know. His wife was 14 when they started dating he was almost 23. He definitely had a shady past with underage girls.
Even when he was dying, He still managed to pull out the best performance of a lifetime. I never got to see Elvis perform when he was alive BUT I Consider him THE BEST OF ALL TIME!!! There are just few people in the world that you cannot replace no matter how hard you try. Elvis was one of those people. RIP KING 👑
@@alanmyr1507 One can certainly argue Michael Jackson but I'll always say that Elvis is the Greatest singer of all time because no one had a voice like his.
When I saw the new Elvis movie, my grandpa cried at this part when Elvis was singing this song itself. Then all of the pictures and recordings come on the screen, reminiscing his life and how he had impacted the world with his God given gift to sing his heart out. Shout out to Austin Butler who did a phenomenal job playing as the king 👑.
So did my grandfather bc he knew Elvis growing up for a bit. Austin butler did so fantastic sometimes I couldn’t tell if it was actual Elvis clips or if it was Austin butler.
Not gonna lie... I shed a few tears when they showed this at the end of the Elvis movie. There was nobody like him and no one will ever top him. Long live The King.
@@n.w.ogreenie9632 Freddy was good yes, but Elvis's voice was just as unique. Both legends in their own right but Elvis's impact on music, culture and bringing Rock and Roll into the mainstream will never be topped.
I am crying my eyes out, this man, this man is missed so much Godspeed your love Elvis - the world will never see anyone like you ever again. Hail, the King of Rock 'n Roll🎉 😢❤👑🎸🥁🎤
Stunning. Goosebumps. I really felt this song. I came here after watching the Elvis movie ,which really opened my eyes to how magnificent Elvis really is.
Just finished watching the Elvis movie with Austin Butler. Unchain Melody was the closing of the movie with the real Elvis singing breaks your heart and brought tears to my eyes. Still had a sensational voice what a way to end his very last concert.
Please do not compare MJ with The King, Elvis. They are both in two different league They are both legends in a different era. Elvis will never be forgotten he still lives on till today and the response that Austin gets and also the movie proves it
I'm not even a big fan of Elvis, always thought he was blown a little out of proportion, but this is a really impressive performance, I think I'm team Elvis now, he really sounds incredible.
He gave it his all. I think he knew his time is coming to an end. He wasan amazing vocalist. If only the people in his life truly cared and looked out for him. Oh, what could have been.
I bawl my eyes out every time I watch this. For as under the influence of intoxicants as he was - he pulled this performance from somewhere deep within his soul and spirit. His voice sounded just like he did while at the pinnacle of his career. It transcends any worldly explanation. Just beautiful.
The comments here are kind've off the wall. This was a man who was massively drugged up to keep going when he should have been rushed to the emergency room, then rehab.
@@josephinetracy1485 one would think they would have taken better care of him, he would have lasted longer= more $ longterm. But i think he saw thru their cabal shenanigans and wanted out. So they kiIIed him.
@@seedsoflove7684 nobody killed him. He was stressed out, eating like shit and popping every drug on the planet. His body just gave up at some point. Shame.
@@Tim_Takacs Hey Tim, i did love the version i wish i was in dixie that he did not long b4 he died, it brought a tear to my eye when i came across it a few years back, hope ya doing well.
I've heard that he was smiling at his dad. Vernon was at this show, he'd been sick for a while. Elvis introduced him to the audience and brought him on stage with him for a min at this show. I love that he was 42 yrs old and still called his father daddy 😍😍😍
More like Grace, Carried His Voice. it just gets me really Fame...these singers cannot handle the fame of it all.. Gone is Elvis, Michael, Janis, Donna, Houston, and the list is long.... Booz and drugs I refuse to ever go watch a concert ever, I do not want to see a dead man/woman singing
@@bighands69 he had chronic constipation he had all that unwanted waste inside him and that's not good for the heart have u noticed that when after u relive urself u feel lighter and ur heart beats more calm and lighter that's because u have got rid of the waste elvis was carrying that around for months and he was eating extremely poorly
Love this song and this video but how did he keep singing at the end there when he got hard on himself as well as the final piano slide with both hands up? Was it a recording mixed with an actual performance? I’m just a bit confused
When he cracks that smirk at 2:35 it shows he honestly loved what he did and that makes me happy he was grateful for the life he lived even in his final days....
It's unbelievable that his voice still had the clarity it had as he was living his last days. When he sings "I need your love", you know he meant it...all he ever wanted was love from the audience. RIP
Guts me cause the song I thought he song it live but lip sinced it to his original tune and at 2.35 u will relise that unless the mic carrys on the song for you ?? Love elvis to bits the king so dont go mad for this comment but he didnt sing it bless him R.I.P xxx
What a lot of people don't know about Elvis, is that singing Gospel music was his absolute favorite thing to do. He would sometimes sit up all night at home with his band and sing gospel songs. And amazingly, his only Grammy was for a gospel album.
when he flashes that iconic “Elvis” smile at 2:35 makes me tear up every time. He’s looking like “see y’all, i still got it. You know y’all still love me”. just the amount of love you can feel from one man pouring his heart out🥹 he sang this song with every part of his soul and the souls of all his fans across the world 💜
Amazing considering the amount of narcotics he was being fed that he could barely form sentences etc.., Yet he was such a pro, that his body almost goes on auto pilot , and he had an almost perfect performance.. The guy was a stud!
Elvis was my Dream come true. At the age of 10 he came out from the Mansions gates got out of his car talked with my Daddy walked over to me hanging out of the back seat window. He said," something to me then bent down telling me I was one of the prettiest little girls he had ever seen kissed my right cheek. That was my first true loves kiss I will never forget. His death took me such along time to get over losing him. I know it meant nothing to Elvis but that has always been Cherished in my heart and soul. Hearing his singing brings tears still to my eyes.I have that Kiss implanted in my mind forever.
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I watched the movie with my grandad we were the only ones in the cinema. I never cared much for Elvis but when this scene played it suddenly kicked in how broken he was. I looked across to my grandad and he had tears flowing down his face. I've never seen him cry before and in that moment I realised how much Elvis meant to people.
The best rendition I have ever heard of Unchained Melody. Elvis was the best entertainer of all time. Such showmanship. He gave it his all for his fans. Rest in peace Elvis. You will never be forgotten and always be loved and missed by millions of us from all over the world.
Born a year after Elvis passed away. I grew up in a house with a Mother that was consumed by Elvis. I'm pretty sure my Mother would have left my Dad for that man. A voice, a show like no other. I wrote presentations and essay after essay on him throughout my years in school. I feel deeply connected to his journey through my mother. My mother passed away in 2012, we played Elvis and Jimmy Reed at her funeral. My Mom had the rhythm, she had the jazz and she expressed her love of music daily with my sister and I. I am Thankful that my mother shared her love of music with us as I share my love of her and music with my children. "God love that baby!" . Peggy Marie Keen 3/1/1943 - 3/22/2012 She's Dancing with the King!
I got tears in my eyes when I saw this in the film yesterday. I was never partial to Elvis i don't have anything against him I just never was too big of a fan. I saw the movie and it felt like the real Elvis took my hand and took me through his life. from the start to the end. For years I have never explored this mans talent. Now i'm deep diving into his life and his music and i regret nothing. If you are curious about Elvis go see the movie and let him take you on a journey. You won't be disappointed. Also, I know he looked awful here but his voice was flawless.
I'm the same, the movie opened up a whole new man, and gave his music a deeper meaning. When you wash away all of the merchandise and fame, he was just a regular person, caught up in a hellfire of exploitation. He truly was a King worthy of his crown.
@kanye west how is the king exactly dying at this time of his life is it because he’s overweight and or addicted to pills where his organs are failing?
@@desfletc I’d say the movie is a good introduction to his life for those who don’t know anything and then they can watch those if they are really that interested
OMG! You can hear the wheezing from his breath and the exhaustion from his voice. So sad! Still, he sang his soul out beautifully. He never disappointed ever on a performance. He truly was the King!
Absolutely thrilled by the incredible work put into the Elvis movie! A heartfelt thanks to the entire team for their dedication. For us Millennials, it's more than just a film-it's a connection to our parents' love for Elvis, now intertwined with our own personal stories. We love you Elvis! ❤
Powerful song for an amazing final performance. He truly gave 110% into every song he sang. Watched the movie and when they cut to this scene, tears instantly came out. Listening to him talk before he sang, you can tell he is struggling hard and he is barely hanging on. His voice tells a different story as soon as he started singing. RIP Elvis, long live the king of rock and roll.
Incredibly moving….. it felt like he was singing for himself…. Just so intimate…. The power and softness overwhelmed me. Such a loss…. He was only 42 and his voice was getting better and better. I miss what we didn’t get 💔
@I am me • 25y ago I think that guy just didn’t know and based his opinion on the last few seconds when Elvis stopped singing and backup singers were still singing. It was Elvis as live as could be in one of the best vocal performances ever! Man I loved his older voice!!
What a voice!! I miss Elvis and that voice. He was a really good guy everybody said. What a shame he couldn't beat his demons. It happens all the time these days and touches so many families. Long live Elvis!
My grandfather had just immigrated to Raleigh, NC from Greece in 1955 and was working in his older brother’s diner who immigrated 7 years prior. My grandfather was cleaning up late, and Elvis had been in town for a couple weeks with the Hank Snow show. My grandfather was sitting in one of the booths struggling with his homework when this boisterous young Elvis with about 5-6 other men came in at around 12am and sat at a booth in front of him. Elvis turns around and spots my grandfather looking befuddled over his homework. He goes over to him and says “hey son, what are you working on?” To which my grandfather replied “my English is bad, I don’t know this” and it was the English alphabet. Elvis sat with my grandfather for a good while and helped him sound out and write out the alphabet. Elvis had such a soft spot for immigrants and minorities, that love he had for other people was so great. To this day my grandfather cries every time he tells this story and proudly says “Elvis helped me learn the letter ‘H’ “ Honest to God true story, and we both cried watching his biopic because that raw goodness was used against him. Elvis deserved the world, may God bless his beautiful memory always.
Wow, what a story to be able to tell. I love stories like these. In the UK we can only hear of things from the States thanks to Tom Parker and his duplicity.
@@crazy4corbinbleux omg michael jackson the greatest lol are you for real, he was a weirdo, couldnt stand the freak. ELVIS THE GREATEST SINGER IN THE WORLD ELVIS IS A LEGEND NOT WACKO JACKO.
This is so heartbreaking, there’s no one like Elvis, when I saw the scene on the movie I was in tears , breaks my heart to see him so tired and yet with an amazing voice . Legend
Just came back from watching the film and it was great and all but MICHAEL JACKSON WILL ALWAYS BE THE GREATEST ARTIST OF ALL TIME ! DON'T FORGET IT FOLKS!
I saw him live with my parents that May. I was 10. He didn’t do this at the concert we went to. I’ve seen nearly every artist I hoped to get to see in my lifetime except the Eagles. But seeing Elvis will always be my favorite.
The universe will remember you we are all unique!!’and in small or large we all have something to give to others!!! Even just a smile and a have a great day can make the difference!!! 😊
Anne Carrick his public needed him so he gave all he had to not to let his fans down that he didn't realize he was going down. And the divorce from percila rocked his world on the inside.its like he gave up on takeing care of himself.
This is the very first time I see Elvis Presley playing the piano! And he plays it extremely well! This was really unexpected and he had the voice of an opera singer!
I am wondering: Why does it seem that the piano at the end of this video continues to play while his hands are in the air? Elvis was extremely talented. I’m just wondering about this.
@@deborahjaffe He wasn't playing the piano. He had somebody offstage doing the accompaniment. You are correct that he was lip-synching (hand-synching??) the piano part.
I find it amazing that he stumbles and slurs all over the stage but the moment he sits at the piano it becomes heavenly my God they don't make music like that today!
I have always been a Beatles fan. I’m 36 and didn’t know much about Elvis I thought his theatrics were odd. But I watched the new movie and then started my research. What a great and talented man. I can honestly say I am a huge fan now and will always be. He hid his pain so well but was a broken man due to the people and influences around him. So sad.
After watching the film… man that cut from Austin to the real Elvis made me cry so hard. He gave his life to sing this song. Rip legend.
same I just watched it too
Still can’t get over that last scene
Same!!!
Shut up guy you didn't even know about this just saw it in the movie your just another movie going bandwagon ("movie was so awsome it made me cry") fucking joke
Same! It got me so bad and I wasn’t expecting to feel that way.
He could barely speak, but when he started singing it was as if something magical had switched on inside him.
drugs.
@@unnamedperson2679 Drugs is what you should stop trying...
He went into "the zone"
Exactly what I was thinking. I was prepared for it to be a mess and he absolutely turned on that magic. So talented.
@@unnamedperson2679 it's called burned out. No one worked more in the entertainment business than Elvis, he was being worked to death by the dirty colonel.
I legit broke into tears when they played this scene at the end of Elvis (2022). He was literally on the verge of death, but you wouldn’t have known because of his voice. It’s as if this performance was his final farewell to the world and no one knew.
I Just watched it today and here I am looking at the video
Fully agree, the movie really was so poignant and shocking showed how Elvis was totally bled dry by Tom parker, he uses Elvis to fund his own gambling addiction, he had no regard for Elvis ,his health or wellbeing all suffered at the hands of that man
Same I cried when I saw this movie today 🥺💔
Yep sooo sad
The movie was more than amazing
It’s amazing how we idolize these people, not knowing the true pain, as well as demons that they are fighting inside. We all want to be rich and famous, but truly don’t understand the hard work, hardship and loses they suffer along the way. Yes, I assume it’s an interesting, exciting and good life at times. But I believe this man lived the last days of his life, very lonely and very very sad!! God bless him for the amazing talent and all the years of hard work put into mastering that talent. Truly one of a kind!!
These guys don't lead disciplined lives so often die unnaturally. Look how Elvis met his end in such a strange manner. Due to years of tranquilizers+anti depressants and cholesterol intake, he suffered severe chronic constipation and when pain in stomach became unbearable, the unfortunate man forcefully attempted to defecate, his abdominal aorta was compressed, shutting down his heart."
He new he was was died that why he song that
Very kind
He sang this song like he knew it was his last. Left nothing to doubt. One of the most powerful voices the world has known.
besides John Lennon
Michael Jackson #1
@@mauracastillo5995 mike tied w. Prince, actually...
@@patk4901 Give over🤣
He had five more concerts after this one.
I believe that he knew 100% he was going out, one way or the other, on this song. He sang it like it was an exclamation point, not a comma.
The man had a meditation garden he was woke, he knew
Addiction is a terrible thing….. too bad he couldn’t know he was milking himself
Truly his “swan song”.
You’d be wrong, but okay.
I absolutely agree with you. The way he looked up and smiled at someone to the right of him. The way he looked at and smiled was like I hope I'm doing it good enough for everyone he liked making people happy. RIP Elvis Presley. I have a uncle named after you. And back in 1974 trough 1979. I was 5 years old in 74 10 years old in 79. And in those few years I pretty much lived with my grandmother. And she would be listening to the radio and a Elvis Presley song would come over the radio I remember she would say hey come here boy let me teach you how to dance. I would mimic Elvis moves and get my pelvis moving I thought I was Elvis Presley. 💯 RIP Elvis Presley. You helped a small scared to death little boy get trough a very very hard time in my life. 💯🙏😥
He appears weak, out of breath, and bloated in the beginning, but this proves that despite it all, his voice could still move mountains. NOTHING ever got in the King's way of delivering a stellar vocal performance every single time.
wtf, this wasn't about his voice, someone should have stepped in...he should not have been on stage, he's drugged out of his mind and his voice does NOT sound good. get real...
@@christopherone1 I agree, I'm not saying its a good thing, he pushed himself too hard and used drugs and food to cope and escape, but regardless, he remained a great performer. And I simply disagree about his voice here, but that's a matter of opinion and rather subjective and I assume people here understand how opinions work but sometimes I'm wrong. Not saying its his greatest performance, its far from it, but his soul still remained when he snapped into performance mode.
I just finished the movie. It was breathtaking and it explains everything perfectly.
@@christopherone1 I think he sounds flawless in song
He is 42 here, but looks 50! He should’ve been thriving at this age. He deserved to live much longer than that, He would’ve had wonderful stories to tell.
The way he struggled to breath and speak. Could barely stay alive. But as aoon as he began to sing he became full of life and vigor. As if he would live forever, and in a way he will
The music industry. Evil greedy bastards did this to him.
HES DEAD
Is he the real Elvis Presley or someone playing his role?
@@TheTolstoy2ndYes,this is the real Elvis.
His speech was mumbled and slurred. Yet his voice remained unbeatable. He has never been equalled. His voice range and strength melts me.
@@muppetpaster nah just you. FOH
He couldn't string a sentence together yet his yes posse still let him up there to be ridiculed, great management and friends
I watched it a million times. It NEVER gets old. I cry.
@@samd1571 he still rocked it.
@@samd1571 I'm not sure about your sentence either.
unbelievably, in his worst condition, he sang better than 90% of today's singers 🤯😍
90%? I think more like 99%
@@multitoolish no lol
Lies
@@gabbyholy yes lol
My mother met Elvis. She said he was a southern gentleman but he had shakes. He played it off as nerves. My mother gave him a cigarette and they chatted for a bit at a gas station until he left.
No matter what elvis was going through, his voice never sounded bad, even when out of breath here in this video, he still sounded amazing
Yawn fest
He was on so many drugs, he needed to be in a hospital. How his voice sounded here seems so unimportant.
@@josephinetracy1485
Well actually you clarify their point , he's basically dying from all the drugs , if you only listen and not watch and know what we know , you'd have no idea.
@@Greatlakeskyle. go hug daddy Biden millennial
@@josephinetracy1485 you don’t have a heart or know what feelings are. Your dead wrong and a disgrace.
Given the condition of his health at the point, even the great great live performances in music hardly come close.
Nothing, even his health, could affect the effort he put in delivering this and so many more great performances.
Truly the King.
I've never cared two cents about Elvis but my buddy dragged me to see the movie (despite my complaining about its 2.5+ hour runtime). By the time they played this, I had tears in my eyes. 50 years later his voice is still touching lives for the first time. RIP
Me too ! 😓
Share the love xxxx
How old are u
this didn't happen in the film you social media marketing spammer
Me too
When they played this scene at the end of the Elvis film (2022) I was profoundly touched. My heart felt the emotions and the tragedy that was his life sunk in. May The King live on for eternity.
I just finished the movie and that's why I'm here. Enjoying this art
When they played it at the end of the movie and I realized it was actual footage of him, I cried my balls out 😂 So so so many emotions, what a great movie. It makes him such an amazing tribute, I loved it!
I literally just finished watching the movie an hour ago I haven’t cried from a movie in a long time! I literally can’t go to sleep it’s all that’s on my mind. This movie was amazing and Austin Butler was completely Outstanding
Same
For real Tho.
I just finished the movie. The one close up shot of Butler's Elvis, you can see just the despair in his eyes, the soul of a broken man.
His voice never failed him, but his poor body was just tired...
I mean...people think he sang for a long time but he really was only active from 1958-1977....many of the other singers he opened doors for sang much longer...
His body was not tired. It was his decision to destroy his young, beautiful, healthy body at 42!
Roxanne Roxanne mv
Are you deaf??
Drinking all that carbonated sugar water probably didn't help either.
When he sings “i need your love, i need your love, God speed your love, to me”…he is singing to his audience, his fans, for their love, was what he was truly addicted to and what he gave his all for. RIP to the KING of Rock n Roll
Well said
This is so horribly painful yet so perfectly sung. The man could not breathe yet sang like THAT? Not sure how it was even possible brings tears to my eyes.
He was a man of faith! His time was limited. And he gave his all for us. His brothers and sister! He helped so many people with his music. And his thrusting and wiggling!
Touching story but MICHAEL JACKSON was the GREATEST ARTIST TO EVER LIVE
@@johnsmith0800 mgk? U can’t be serious
@@johnsmith0800 r u having a laugh mate 😂
@@johnsmith0800 are you high? Dude, no
This really hurts watching this one... such a talent that was dying right in front of everyone’s eyes and they didn’t help him. This song & this performance especially gives me chills ... there’s nothing like it. Just feels like the very end.
OOOOOOOoooooooOOoooooooooooooOOOOOOOOO yummeh old wine
He didn't want help. He just wanted to play.
@@semajjarrett3877 WRONG.
@@caprice8770 how ?
I don't believe anyone could have helped Elvis, addiction is a death sentence and not many recover its very sad 😔 only Elvis could have saved Elvis
elvis' last days
talks: *_heavy breathing_*
sings: *_stellar opera voice_*
Yeah, funny that eh..?
I thought the same! It was beautiful!!
Heavy breathing, too sad.
Still beautiful!
@@dansavik7137 still dead..
Me.
It's his 90th birthday today.
RIP, KING ELVIS!🌹
Whoever saw this live must have been absolutely blown away.
Definitely
-🤓
@@mclovick ??
My grandma was there, she said she never suspected anything was wrong
@@mclovick Bot
“I’m almost 40, Cilla. 40. And pretty soon no one will remember me.”
Oh how wrong he was. Even though I was born 16 years after his untimely passing, I’ve always been a huge fan of his music. It’s absolutely timeless.
I’ve lately bein on a Elvis kick but funny thing is I’ve always been a Elvis fan since I was a kid his music was everywhere but we all smiled and danced to it and now after seeing the movie I’m still a fan of his music Elvis will never be forgotten 🙏🏻
@@Takaichi666- Same! I was born in 89 but my dad and uncle absolutely loved him! Elvis was always in the house and I have to play Blue Christmas every year when the holidays come! I just watched a tribute performance at our local dinner theater and then the movie last night. It gives Elvis so much more depth and meaning understanding where he came from!
How wrong he was.
Elvis is more famous now years after his death than he was when he was alive.
He was absolutely sublime
-🤓
I’ve never give much thought about Elvis throughout my 44 years of being alive. I watched the movie over the weekend and it touched something deep inside me. I’ve watched this performance several times since and I just completely broke down in tears while watching it again. I cannot explain what just happened but his voice is truly powerful. All I can say is that I love and miss Elvis now. Such a very sad and tragic end to a beautiful human.
me too 🥲
I know exactly what you mean. I always knew who he was and never really looked into him and his story but I finally watched the movie and it left me so sad that he went out that way. :(
Same exact feeling , such a sad story ;(
I think it's because you know now how he was used, and taken advantage of, when all he wanted to do was making people happy, he cared more for others than he did himself. You can tell he is singing this song to Priscilla, even through everything, he loved her. He lived for everyone else except himself, his fans, his manager, his family, his love, and that cost him his life and his happiness. That is what makes it so tragic and why he will always be the King.
@@TheReaI0ne Well said brother. Very moving performance, it is sad and a shame what they did to him.
I am 80 years old a Elvis fan god bless you Elvis Presley 😢
@rodneyallister9877 dear of you. and you keep fighting, William shatner is 92 now, your a baby in comparison, myself im 61, i havent even been born yet lol
AMEN, AMEN and AMEN 🙏🏼 🙌 👏🏼 ❤️
That heart was not fairing well at this point, from the sounds of his breathing, but he still gives it his all. Goes without saying, what an amazing rendition of Unchained Melody. Rest in peace.
Звуки его дыхания абсолютно нормальные для человека с лишним весом, его возраста, проведшего несколько часов на сцене
He was just acting btw... Its his kind of humour!
still a shock considering he wasn't even that big of a guy.
@@kimblem.w9952his heart walls were thickened I have the same thing I have. We get out of breath super easy
@@BrandonEff-k7cmuch love 🙌
Dude could hardly walk at this point. Each step was painful his knees were terrible and his back was killing him, and he still sang this song perfectly and enthusiastically. Like him or not he was a dedicated to his craft.
Also very constipated
He had a connective tissue disease
@@Ptsd_tootact constipated prob from all the pain killers that’s what happens
Amazing performance, in spite of it all.
@@Hellokittylove324 poo poo man
Who’s here after watching Elvis the Movie?? This scene in the movie killed me 😭😭😭 his voice and the emotions while he sang is undeniable!!! Austin Butler gave the performance of a lifetime!! 👌🏼👌🏼💯💯💯 Long live the King! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I am here after I found out he died because he had 4 months of backup food
Elvis not elvis the movie that was a 1979 movie
the film has NO comparison what so ever to the real Elvis, i thought the movie was awfully flawed
@@desfletc its not supposed to be an exact biographical depiction. There were so many creative liberties taken by Baz and it was a very stylized storytelling approach but I think, and Elvis's family agrees as well, that his spirit was captured by the film and the portrayal was respectful and it was an incredible acting performance.
@@pontip3262 there's some members of Elvises family ( his cousins) that thought in places it was disrespectful , these were people who were with him ALL his life
I get goosebumps. I get tears in my eyes. This is some legacy, folks.
I mean this respectfully but you can just tell how tired he is the stuttering the bit of confusion and stumbling, the only thing untouched is his voice he knew it was his time so he gave it his all RIP Mr. Elvis Presley you truly were the king
Biden does the same thing
He was dying before our eyes. But that legendary voice endured to the last note! Powerful. He knew his body was failing, handlers were killing him w those awful prescriptions. This was his goodbye. The angels above have an amazing lead singer. RIP Elvis
Rip
Drip
He also ate a very unhealthy diet combined with the pills, stress & lack of sleep his heart couldn’t take it unfortunately
he died from a heart attack on the toilet after being constipated for 6 months
and his managers were also stifling him by not letting him do a world tour too.
His manager robbed the world of seeing this genius at work in person. My mum was a huge fan (still is) and always wanted him to come to Australia. Taking her to see the Elvis movie today!
I loved the film, what’d you think?
@@Highbudget absolutely loved it! Thought it was sensational 😁
It was filmed in Aussie 🤪
Do real research & not just the movie
Not really….. RIP Elvis, buy addiction is a terrible thing
Came on here after watching Elvis on Netflix 1/2024
Same.
I've watched it 5 times lol
Same here
@@jamaicaalabot3819 getting in to Elvis vibes:)
Same
i’m 16 years old and i was never really a big fan of Elvis’s music, although i do know a lot about him. After coming back from the cinema from watching the new Elvis movie last night, ive been listening to his music non stop. Non stop. This movie made me realise so much about the influence he had on music and made me appreciate his music a lot more. I’m so appreciative of this movie i was in shock with how much i enjoyed it. the cut at the end from Austin Butler to real life Elvis got me so emotional it was heartbreaking and i cried like an absolute baby. im so so glad i watched this movie. Rip legend!!
Thank you for sharing this. It just goes to show that real music has an effect on every human soul, no matter their age or experience. I was 3 years old when Elvis died, and even then I knew how important he was. He was the King, always and forever. 💙
Thank you for keeping his legacy alive for a new generation! Love the new fans! From a Millennial fan! I also cried so hard during that part.
Agreed. I’m 20, but I always grew up with Elvis’s music, my dad was always infatuated by him and what he stood for. I took him to see the film today as a late Father’s Day present and we both were sobbing our eyes out.
I’m so glad this generation gets to experience his music, as well as the soundtrack which adds such a good modern twist.
He really was such an icon, more than I think we can ever fathom in our generation.
Austin Butler did an incredible job.
Me too!!!!
This makes me so happy. I have been an Elvis fan since I was young, and when I saw the movie I bawled like a baby, and I wondered how it would impact people who weren't fans of Elvis before watching the film. I'm so grateful his life resonated with you, and will resonate with more people who didn't know his story before watching.
He's barely hard to breathe yet still producing those great vocals. What a legend
I’d like to believe this. You didn’t notice the lip syncing? The end of this song is noticeable cuz he stops moving his mouth well before the vocals stop, but you can notice it throughout the song as well.
@@rachael9750 it’s definitely live. What you’re referring to are the backup singers
@@rachael9750it’s live you can even hear his hard breaths into the mic between words lol you crazy
I remember when this aired when I was a little boy and my mom exclaimed in horror, "He looks terrible". She was worried. The next memory is when he died. I remember mom listening to the radio in the kitchen and upon hearing the news, fell onto the kitchen floor sobbing uncontrollably. I have probably 90% of Elvis' songs memorized. That's how much mom played them back in the day.
me too, I was young but remember the day he died, my mom was so so upset, just sobbing...
I was born in 95 I wish I have a Time Machine to go back to the 50s or 60s at least for 1 week, food might be fresher, people better dressed, only problem I know was a very racist time
Just like the day when JFK died, I remember where I was & what I was doing when I learned that Elvis died. 42, that sounds mighty young to me now
RIP King
Actually this Concert was on Tv October 3rd on CBS…. Elvis had already passed! At the End of it Vernon thanks the fans for all their cards and letters because of the passing of Elvis!
I was 15 when he died. I remember thinking that it wasn't true because nothing would ever hurt Elvis.
WOW......Elvis was so sick ,but yet gave 100/00 performance !
He sure did he was awesome there will never be another one like him .❤
He wasn't sick, he was drugged up......😊😊
He struggled to breathe, but when he starting to sing, the energy flowed through so full and gracious.. Only Elvis could do that.
What a man a legend
...when he starts to sing it blows you right away what a voice ...what a man - even in his last days....
he has given all that he had in his heart; for me: Elvis was the best and I never forgotten him...
I'll never forget him! excuse-me, I'm from belgium...
Looks like a different person extremely unhealthy mess!
Lmfao nawwww hahahaha
Stop giving flowers to something thats dead
It is so touching that he still smiled and acknowledged his audience. What a great performer, person, son, and father. May God bless him and may he rest in peace.
I wouldn’t say great person. He slept with many 14 year old girls when he was 22. He would give them sleeping pills and wait until they were asleep and then…you know. His wife was 14 when they started dating he was almost 23. He definitely had a shady past with underage girls.
Ask Priscilla about the good person part....
@@rico76Bang!
@@rico76she to this day says that he had an heart of gold. he surely wasn’t made for marriage tho
@@rico76THT woman cheated on him!
Even when he was dying, He still managed to pull out the best performance of a lifetime. I never got to see Elvis perform when he was alive BUT I Consider him THE BEST OF ALL TIME!!! There are just few people in the world that you cannot replace no matter how hard you try. Elvis was one of those people. RIP KING 👑
he is a drugs addict
@@m.krishnanunni And even while on drugs he was still the undisputed greatest of all time so what's you're point?
@@joshct9426 do you think his personal life has been good because of drugs or the cause of drugs.
@@joshct9426 greatest what singer? Performer? Because that was be MJ buddy
@@alanmyr1507 One can certainly argue Michael Jackson but I'll always say that Elvis is the Greatest singer of all time because no one had a voice like his.
This gives me chills. This man had a voice one of a kind, never again will there be a voice so moving.
Also looks and style that we never will see again 😢
@@tcb1017 I agree, a one of a kind, dude had it ! IT ALL ! !
When I saw the new Elvis movie, my grandpa cried at this part when Elvis was singing this song itself. Then all of the pictures and recordings come on the screen, reminiscing his life and how he had impacted the world with his God given gift to sing his heart out. Shout out to Austin Butler who did a phenomenal job playing as the king 👑.
So did my grandfather bc he knew Elvis growing up for a bit. Austin butler did so fantastic sometimes I couldn’t tell if it was actual Elvis clips or if it was Austin butler.
Not gonna lie... I shed a few tears when they showed this at the end of the Elvis movie. There was nobody like him and no one will ever top him. Long live The King.
Damn the movie shed a few years off your life? Was it really that bad?
Freddie Mercury >
@@HeadsMan98 typo lol
@@n.w.ogreenie9632 Freddy was good yes, but Elvis's voice was just as unique. Both legends in their own right but Elvis's impact on music, culture and bringing Rock and Roll into the mainstream will never be topped.
@@n.w.ogreenie9632 TBH Elvis did have a greater impact on music so i see Elvis as more of a legend then Mercury.
I am crying my eyes out, this man, this man is missed so much Godspeed your love Elvis - the world will never see anyone like you ever again. Hail, the King of Rock 'n Roll🎉
😢❤👑🎸🥁🎤
Stunning. Goosebumps. I really felt this song. I came here after watching the Elvis movie ,which really opened my eyes to how magnificent Elvis really is.
😢yes he is...very wonderful 😢
same
Just finished watching the Elvis movie with Austin Butler. Unchain Melody was the closing of the movie with the real Elvis singing breaks your heart and brought tears to my eyes. Still had a sensational voice what a way to end his very last concert.
MICHAEL JACKSON is the greatest artist to ever live !!!
@@crazy4corbinbleux Not by a mile.
This wasn't how he ended the concert (Lonesome Tonight was) and this wasn't his last concert (Indianapolis was).
@@garymurphy5133 Way better than Elvis!! Michael was, is, and forever will be #1 !! I'm not getting paid to say this, it is straight FACTS
Please do not compare MJ with The King, Elvis. They are both in two different league
They are both legends in a different era.
Elvis will never be forgotten he still lives on till today and the response that Austin gets and also the movie proves it
I'm not even a big fan of Elvis, always thought he was blown a little out of proportion, but this is a really impressive performance, I think I'm team Elvis now, he really sounds incredible.
😊😊😊
Incredibly crap!
@Victor Bastos Thank you for acknowledging his precious talent. Elvis gave his all.
Thats why he's the King he can and will hook u and well the king still reins ...
Legendary
Truly sends shivers down your spine and goosebumps all over your body. The song is heavenly
-🤓
What is the song called
@@darrinlamont8400 no clue lol
Unchained melody I think
So sad to see, he was worth so much more, they used him so utterly. The best singing voice of all time. God bless ❤
He gave it his all. I think he knew his time is coming to an end. He wasan amazing vocalist. If only the people in his life truly cared and looked out for him. Oh, what could have been.
@@babsnadoy i feel like i’m dying.?
I bawl my eyes out every time I watch this. For as under the influence of intoxicants as he was - he pulled this performance from somewhere deep within his soul and spirit. His voice sounded just like he did while at the pinnacle of his career. It transcends any worldly explanation. Just beautiful.
Elvis shared what he had with the world. He wanted the fans to have the best possible show imaginable.
Grant, WOW, so brilliantly well said!!! You’re Amazing!!!!‼️‼️‼️‼️
Well said ❤
The song was lip synced but still doesn’t take away from his performance
You watched the Elvis movie…. This wasn’t his last performance
Even in his darkest hours. Elvis could still turn it on. Love you Elvis. Be at peace brother.
Even with one foot in the grave. His voice is still amazing.
The comments here are kind've off the wall. This was a man who was massively drugged up to keep going when he should have been rushed to the emergency room, then rehab.
@@josephinetracy1485 one would think they would have taken better care of him, he would have lasted longer= more $ longterm. But i think he saw thru their cabal shenanigans and wanted out. So they kiIIed him.
@@josephinetracy1485 that’s true but it’s the sad truth.
@@seedsoflove7684 nobody killed him. He was stressed out, eating like shit and popping every drug on the planet. His body just gave up at some point. Shame.
Even if he was dead here and this was just gas escaping this would be up there with Beethoven conducting the 9th.
Nobody can touch Elvis's voice..absolutely brilliant..
@precbsfender we all have a voice, its his spirit that made him so powerful
In that day his voice was garbage. Death has a way of doing things to you
@@Tim_Takacs Hey Tim, i did love the version i wish i was in dixie that he did not long b4 he died, it brought a tear to my eye when i came across it a few years back, hope ya doing well.
@@precbsfender almost 400 lbs knee pain. i’m sure he would have to feel better to pass on
We need a documentary movie about his life like they did with Freddy Mercury
They’re making a movie about him and he’s being played by Austin Butler. It’s supposed to come out November 2021!
Jason Guerra There’s already a quality one with Kurt Russell as Elvis
WHY DO PEOPLE ALWAYS WRITE FREDDIE WRONG
account a because they’re dumb
There's many documentaries about his live
Never really liked Elvis but after seeing this performance can’t but help respect him. So talented. That was an amazing performance.
Lo mismo digo.
This was amazing he had talent better than most of today's artist. Today's artist aren't even trying.
@@kyfresh2death you haven’t looked into modern music hard enough then
@@mellow7968 oh yes I have nothing but crap lol
@@kyfresh2death a lie but ok.
He was dying...yet he put on this incredible performance...with all of his heart...that's why he will always be the king...
Beautiful voice, beautiful man, beautiful soul!!! Glad I lived when he was here, saw him in concert when he started touring again, just amazing 😍😍
His smile at 2:34 was priceless. Just warms my heart even though this is so sad
I've heard that he was smiling at his dad. Vernon was at this show, he'd been sick for a while. Elvis introduced him to the audience and brought him on stage with him for a min at this show. I love that he was 42 yrs old and still called his father daddy 😍😍😍
It was almost like he was thinking 'I got this, I'm actually going to be ok' Very sad 😥
Touching moment but MICHAEL JACKSON is the GREATEST ARTIST OF ALL TIME
It’s like a glimpse of HIM if that makes any sort of sense
@@crazy4corbinbleux no need for that bs here
I got full body chills the moment he started singing especially when he was belting out those long notes
Just came back from watching the film and it was great and all but MICHAEL JACKSON WILL ALWAYS BE THE GREATEST ARTIST OF ALL TIME
@@crazy4corbinbleux glad you support child molesters.
..His Breathing Sounded Faint...But He Carried His Voice With Grace..
He had a very serious heart condition.
More like Grace, Carried His Voice.
it just gets me really
Fame...these singers cannot handle the fame of it all..
Gone is Elvis, Michael, Janis, Donna, Houston, and the list is long....
Booz and drugs
I refuse to ever go watch a concert ever,
I do not want to see a dead man/woman singing
@@bighands69 he had chronic constipation he had all that unwanted waste inside him and that's not good for the heart have u noticed that when after u relive urself u feel lighter and ur heart beats more calm and lighter that's because u have got rid of the waste elvis was carrying that around for months and he was eating extremely poorly
He is always THE BEST! Even at the end! He is The King Of Rock -n-Roll FOREVER! Nobody can ever take that away!!
@Southercindyh1972 Amen to that, Thanks
This performance definitely did sound and feel like his last, yet his voice still as golden as always 😢☹️
Wow I’m shook. He slurred his words and was out of breath but when he sings, it’s likes a whole different voice. He’s amazing. 👏🏼
He had a very serious heart condition and was probably exhausted.
Jesus christ. I wasn't expecting that. When he started singing, it was like night and day.
He had a very serious health condition and singing was one of his natural gifts and it may have been the thing that killed him.
Yep
At the end it seems like it was playback
Why are you saying the lord’s name in vein?
@@Tweedi I don't think playback existed in 1977, but even if it did, Elvis never lip synched according to multiple people.
He still sounds remarkably good here, despite his condition. That goes to show just how powerful his voice was. RIP to the King of Rock and Roll.
what condition? He was chronically constipated basically
@@MihaiMaziluaddict
Love this song and this video but how did he keep singing at the end there when he got hard on himself as well as the final piano slide with both hands up? Was it a recording mixed with an actual performance? I’m just a bit confused
@@MihaiMazilu I didn’t mean a condition per se, rather his state of being, or the condition he was in.
When he cracks that smirk at 2:35 it shows he honestly loved what he did and that makes me happy he was grateful for the life he lived even in his final days....
Well not that happy for many years to be honest, locked in his penthouse
It's unbelievable that his voice still had the clarity it had as he was living his last days. When he sings "I need your love", you know he meant it...all he ever wanted was love from the audience. RIP
at 2.35 when he smiles, u can still see that charm
2:35
@@Handle_Deez_Nutz Yeah, that was one hell of a smile.
Yeah, that was one hell of a smile.
Beautiful man
Guts me cause the song I thought he song it live but lip sinced it to his original tune and at 2.35 u will relise that unless the mic carrys on the song for you ?? Love elvis to bits the king so dont go mad for this comment but he didnt sing it bless him R.I.P xxx
What a lot of people don't know about Elvis, is that singing Gospel music was his absolute favorite thing to do. He would sometimes sit up all night at home with his band and sing gospel songs. And amazingly, his only Grammy was for a gospel album.
when he flashes that iconic “Elvis” smile at 2:35 makes me tear up every time. He’s looking like “see y’all, i still got it. You know y’all still love me”. just the amount of love you can feel from one man pouring his heart out🥹 he sang this song with every part of his soul and the souls of all his fans across the world 💜
That smile on the pfp is better imo ❤
@@Chris-Pringleweirdo
Amazing considering the amount of narcotics he was being fed that he could barely form sentences etc.., Yet he was such a pro, that his body almost goes on auto pilot , and he had an almost perfect performance.. The guy was a stud!
@@chrissydickerson8511A complement is weird? Loosen up sweetheart…
@@Jay-cp9kd lmfao 😂
Elvis was my Dream come true. At the age of 10 he came out from the Mansions gates got out of his car talked with my Daddy walked over to me hanging out of the back seat window. He said," something to me then bent down telling me I was one of the prettiest little girls he had ever seen kissed my right cheek. That was my first true loves kiss I will never forget. His death took me such along time to get over losing him. I know it meant nothing to Elvis but that has always been Cherished in my heart and soul. Hearing his singing brings tears still to my eyes.I have that Kiss implanted in my mind forever.
And in your heart forever ,God bless
What a sweet story! Thank you for sharing!
Hi I have a UA-cam channel called have faith Diegothat was a real cool story I believe it Elvis was the best thank you for sharing that with me now like to you to hear my channelone of my favorite songs was my way that was one of his favorites please come back to me and say what do you think
oh my god. that’s amazing.
Nite Driv3r wow now you have no life now don’t you
I watched the movie with my grandad we were the only ones in the cinema. I never cared much for Elvis but when this scene played it suddenly kicked in how broken he was. I looked across to my grandad and he had tears flowing down his face. I've never seen him cry before and in that moment I realised how much Elvis meant to people.
❤❤❤
Wow!!!!
The best rendition I have ever heard of Unchained Melody. Elvis was the best entertainer of all time. Such showmanship. He gave it his all for his fans. Rest in peace Elvis. You will never be forgotten and always be loved and missed by millions of us from all over the world.
Born a year after Elvis passed away. I grew up in a house with a Mother that was consumed by Elvis. I'm pretty sure my Mother would have left my Dad for that man. A voice, a show like no other. I wrote presentations and essay after essay on him throughout my years in school. I feel deeply connected to his journey through my mother. My mother passed away in 2012, we played Elvis and Jimmy Reed at her funeral. My Mom had the rhythm, she had the jazz and she expressed her love of music daily with my sister and I. I am Thankful that my mother shared her love of music with us as I share my love of her and music with my children. "God love that baby!" . Peggy Marie Keen 3/1/1943 - 3/22/2012 She's Dancing with the King!
WHY DID YOU DO THIS TO ME!! I’m bawling. I’m so sorry for you loss❤️ she seemed like a wonderful women
Two months later he’s gone. What a true performer. I got chills. RIP beautiful man
I got tears in my eyes when I saw this in the film yesterday. I was never partial to Elvis i don't have anything against him I just never was too big of a fan. I saw the movie and it felt like the real Elvis took my hand and took me through his life. from the start to the end. For years I have never explored this mans talent. Now i'm deep diving into his life and his music and i regret nothing. If you are curious about Elvis go see the movie and let him take you on a journey. You won't be disappointed.
Also,
I know he looked awful here but his voice was flawless.
I'm the same, the movie opened up a whole new man, and gave his music a deeper meaning. When you wash away all of the merchandise and fame, he was just a regular person, caught up in a hellfire of exploitation. He truly was a King worthy of his crown.
NO if your curious about Elvis, watch the REAL documentarys, the real footage of him, the film 2022 is full of flaws
@kanye west how is the king exactly dying at this time of his life is it because he’s overweight and or addicted to pills where his organs are failing?
@@desfletc I’d say the movie is a good introduction to his life for those who don’t know anything and then they can watch those if they are really that interested
You really celebrating a guy who was sniffing around 14 year olds at 24 - yuck
Elvis. A shell of himself. I’m 46. Born the year he passed. Breaks my heart.
OMG! You can hear the wheezing from his breath and the exhaustion from his voice. So sad! Still, he sang his soul out beautifully. He never disappointed ever on a performance. He truly was the King!
I’m 63 and this still brings a lump to my throat. RIP the King!!! Remembered especially at this time of the year.
Age is just a number (me1960)
@@nardaluijten46wonderful said great . Bless
One of the greatest most passionate live vocal performances I’ve ever heard. Enough to make the toughest grown man cry. Nobody’s gonna top The King.
Absolutely thrilled by the incredible work put into the Elvis movie! A heartfelt thanks to the entire team for their dedication. For us Millennials, it's more than just a film-it's a connection to our parents' love for Elvis, now intertwined with our own personal stories.
We love you Elvis! ❤
Powerful song for an amazing final performance. He truly gave 110% into every song he sang. Watched the movie and when they cut to this scene, tears instantly came out. Listening to him talk before he sang, you can tell he is struggling hard and he is barely hanging on. His voice tells a different story as soon as he started singing. RIP Elvis, long live the king of rock and roll.
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@@mclovickreally?
He was in such shambles his speaking tone even wasnt what it used to be, and yet his VOICE was still there to move us with every note. 😢❤
He sang this song so well for someone who wasn't doing well health wise. What a talented man. I wish I was around during this time.
Unhealthy? How can a unhealthy person sing like this?
No words, only tears.
Incredibly moving….. it felt like he was singing for himself…. Just so intimate…. The power and softness overwhelmed me. Such a loss…. He was only 42 and his voice was getting better and better. I miss what we didn’t get 💔
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It was lip synced
@@pilotguy19781 was not, I heard him do the song in 1976 and he messed up a little and it was still breathtaking…… why would you say that? Show proof.
@I am me • 25y ago I think that guy just didn’t know and based his opinion on the last few seconds when Elvis stopped singing and backup singers were still singing. It was Elvis as live as could be in one of the best vocal performances ever! Man I loved his older voice!!
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What a voice!! I miss Elvis and that voice. He was a really good guy everybody said. What a shame he couldn't beat his demons. It happens all the time these days and touches so many families. Long live Elvis!
They say that the big artists leave theit soul in the scene. Elvis did exactly that: He was there for his funs until the end.
My grandfather had just immigrated to Raleigh, NC from Greece in 1955 and was working in his older brother’s diner who immigrated 7 years prior. My grandfather was cleaning up late, and Elvis had been in town for a couple weeks with the Hank Snow show. My grandfather was sitting in one of the booths struggling with his homework when this boisterous young Elvis with about 5-6 other men came in at around 12am and sat at a booth in front of him. Elvis turns around and spots my grandfather looking befuddled over his homework. He goes over to him and says “hey son, what are you working on?” To which my grandfather replied “my English is bad, I don’t know this” and it was the English alphabet. Elvis sat with my grandfather for a good while and helped him sound out and write out the alphabet. Elvis had such a soft spot for immigrants and minorities, that love he had for other people was so great. To this day my grandfather cries every time he tells this story and proudly says “Elvis helped me learn the letter ‘H’ “ Honest to God true story, and we both cried watching his biopic because that raw goodness was used against him. Elvis deserved the world, may God bless his beautiful memory always.
Wow, what a story to be able to tell.
I love stories like these. In the UK we can only hear of things from the States thanks to Tom Parker and his duplicity.
Touching story but Michael Jackson is the GREATEST ARTIST TO EVER LIVE
@@crazy4corbinbleux no it’s Elvis
@@Saltygravy117 NOPE!! Michael >>>> Elvis forever !!
@@crazy4corbinbleux omg michael jackson the greatest lol are you for real, he was a weirdo, couldnt stand the freak. ELVIS THE GREATEST SINGER IN THE WORLD ELVIS IS A LEGEND NOT WACKO JACKO.
Ich kenne niemanden, der mit so einer Hingabe und Leidenschaft gesungen hat. Du bist der Größte. Du bist der King.
This is so heartbreaking, there’s no one like Elvis, when I saw the scene on the movie I was in tears , breaks my heart to see him so tired and yet with an amazing voice . Legend
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Sorry . Michael Jackson was much better performer
@@noname-nobody1247 That's subjective.
This absolutely breaks your heart -- I almost started to cry. Such a beautiful song, such a beautiful voice . . . what a tragedy.
Just came back from watching the film and it was great and all but MICHAEL JACKSON WILL ALWAYS BE THE GREATEST ARTIST OF ALL TIME ! DON'T FORGET IT FOLKS!
I saw him live with my parents that May. I was 10. He didn’t do this at the concert we went to.
I’ve seen nearly every artist I hoped to get to see in my lifetime except the Eagles.
But seeing Elvis will always be my favorite.
I too saw him in May of that year 1977 that suit it was incredible
The Eagles of Death Metal? XD
I seen him when I was six. 50 now!! April 77
@@Soph817 We are the same age! Greetings from Germany!
Didn't know teenagers pretend to be old people 🤡🤣
😢that tired and overweigt man mantains a regal dignity equal to his devine voice .The King remains himself until the end❤
Overweight???
@@sassass2729he weighed over 300 when he died, its hard to tell cuz he was 6'0 / 6'1
"I'm turning 40 this year... and no one's gonna remember me."
I'm gonna cry in the theater watching the Elvis movie
I DID CRY AND IM CRYING AGAIN RN
The universe will remember you we are all unique!!’and in small or large we all have something to give to others!!! Even just a smile and a have a great day can make the difference!!! 😊
Even at the end he sounded amazing.
Anne, you don't think pastor Bob Joyce was Elvis?
Franzo. yes he could possibly be you cant have the world and God at the same time elvis loved God so i believe he faked his death illuminati
Anne Carrick his public needed him so he gave all he had to not to let his fans down that he didn't realize he was going down. And the divorce from percila rocked his world on the inside.its like he gave up on takeing care of himself.
I want to listing to Connie Francis
Looks like a different person extremely unhealthy mess!
This is the very first time I see Elvis Presley playing the piano! And he plays it extremely well! This was really unexpected and he had the voice of an opera singer!
He basically learned to sing from gospel singers which technique-wise is very similar to opera.
Luciano Pavarotti once said that had Elvis received proper training, he likely could have been the best opera singer.
I am wondering: Why does it seem that the piano at the end of this video continues to play while his hands are in the air?
Elvis was extremely talented. I’m just wondering about this.
@@deborahjaffe He wasn't playing the piano. He had somebody offstage doing the accompaniment. You are correct that he was lip-synching (hand-synching??) the piano part.
I find it amazing that he stumbles and slurs all over the stage but the moment he sits at the piano it becomes heavenly my God they don't make music like that today!
yes they do make music like this ... who are you listening to? lol
@@FrenchyTvLiverecommend some artists, please
@@SlayerkingJDyou listen to every artists? 😭😭😭
I have always been a Beatles fan. I’m 36 and didn’t know much about Elvis I thought his theatrics were odd. But I watched the new movie and then started my research. What a great and talented man. I can honestly say I am a huge fan now and will always be. He hid his pain so well but was a broken man due to the people and influences around him. So sad.
He was so tired so hurt..:but still put on a unforgettable moment that will live on forever!!!!! We WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU ELVIS!!!! ❤️
Who’s here after the Elvis movie? This scene was emotionally taxing
Couldn't stop crying, throughout the last half of the film. Sad indeed
Thats exactly what it felt like.
I’m still crying days later.
Wish I didn't know so much.... because that voice even after everything, great!