FIRST TIME LISTEN | Elvis Presley - Suspicious Minds (Live in Las Vegas) HD | REACTION!!!

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  • @karenfisher4597
    @karenfisher4597 7 місяців тому +5

    He was a gift from GOD

  • @user-of1zk5rx2u
    @user-of1zk5rx2u 8 місяців тому +3

    ELVIS is king❤His voice is pure butter❤🎉❤🎉❤

  • @user-fm2zd5fb4q
    @user-fm2zd5fb4q 8 місяців тому +4

    You will love ( edge of reality) Elvis in blue suit ❤

  • @laurasotomiranda1488
    @laurasotomiranda1488 9 місяців тому +9

    A lot of places refused to allow his female black singers enter the buildings but Elvis always told them he wouldn’t perform without his girls, he was ahead of his time and didn’t like negativity or hate. In the beginning of his career ppl thought he was black and was surprised to see he was white

  • @bradleyhunt936
    @bradleyhunt936 8 місяців тому +3

    Favorite Elvis tune by far. Love his performance and your reaction is spot on. Dude dropped more panties than anyone in the history of man.

  • @Tigger2041
    @Tigger2041 7 місяців тому +5

    They tried to tell Elvis that he had to leave his black backup singers behind...he told them if they couldn't go he wont go either.

  • @joefranks4483
    @joefranks4483 Рік тому +1

    Listen to some of the Gospel it will show you more of his range and maturity in his voice as he got older. He also is the kindest hearted person that ive seen from entertainment There is a story about a black cleaning lady from the car dealership that was waiting for her husband to pick her from her job. Elvis had noticed her from earlier in the evening because he had to shop after hours. When he went back to pick up his car he saw her waiting in the rain and cold . Asked her why she was here still so late ...she told him her husband was coming but the car broke down ...Elvis gave her the new Cadillac he just bought. So she wouldn't have to worry about walking at night and or need a ride CLASS

  • @christineneese6913
    @christineneese6913 11 місяців тому +3

    I don't know if u know this. E was scheduled to work at the Houston Ast. Done. They didn't want E to show b/c of his black backup singers. He said if they couldn't show he would not either. That is just one of many stories of how he took up for his black background singers. E saw no color. One black backup singers called him boss, E said I am not ur boss I am ur brother. That speaks volumes about the kind of man E really was

  • @brianmichael24
    @brianmichael24 Рік тому +1

    Elvis was the pioneer of swagger, style ( he looks like alien because his favorite comic book hero was captain marvel Jr.) Alot of his fits reflect Cpt. Marvel Jr. Cape, big collar. Etc..He was a lonely person all the game and fortune but couldn't go anywhere,trust new friends..Col. Parker rolled him. Make your own conclusion about his death drugs, exhaustion..both..but he never had a break .. anybody with swagger, and sex appeal on stage you can thank Elvis. Eddie Murphy comedy specials leather suits..etc...long live the king.

  • @kerriebeckett6648
    @kerriebeckett6648 Рік тому +3

    Elvis was greatest of all time but also was an amazing special human being, great reaction ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️x

  • @annettehughes1102
    @annettehughes1102 7 місяців тому +3

    The drummer Ron nie Tutt always said playing with Elvis was like playing for a stripper!😂😂

  • @alienape3171
    @alienape3171 7 місяців тому +2

    I will forever believe many of Elvis's traits are because of an untreated Adhd. Even his self medication with amphetamines. His leg shaking and inability to stand still. It's all Adhd. He was amazing in his ability to channel it into something that speaks to the soul and can bring grown people to tears and bring a smile to their face no matter who you are.

  • @prof.dr.plotzenhotz5187
    @prof.dr.plotzenhotz5187 7 місяців тому +2

    "He is Black"❤ 🤣😂
    Best regards from Frankfurt/Germany....

  • @richardeidemiller6739
    @richardeidemiller6739 Рік тому +138

    Excellent commentary. The man was something else. It doesn't matter how he died. He can rest knowing he was kind and generous and lived life on his terms. He didn't have to tear down others to elevate himself. He stole from no one, downgraded no one.He was a unique individual on so many levels. Visually and vocally he was stunning and that came from what he was on the inside. Vicki

    • @christopherone1
      @christopherone1 Рік тому +16

      agree. from what I understand, Elvis always tried to uplift other entertainers, refused to talk badly about their craft, artistry. He seemed to always be so generous to all whom wanted to meet him (Elvis over anyone else), i.e. The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, the list was endless...seems anyone and everyone just wanted to 'meet elvis' and he'd oblige...inviting them to his home, on his plane...how weird it must have been for him. Funny story about Bruce Springstein clamouring to meet Elvis, nearly breaking into his house.

    • @beesea105
      @beesea105 Рік тому

      Sad part is the people he trusted most were the ones that let him kill himself

    • @susyq810
      @susyq810 Рік тому +8

      Beautifully said Vicki

    • @lechat8533
      @lechat8533 Рік тому +4

      @Richard Eidemiller
      So well said!
      Thank you :)

    • @sylviaclaudette8689
      @sylviaclaudette8689 6 місяців тому

      It does matter how he died. Some people are guilty.......

  • @frodelien3569
    @frodelien3569 Рік тому +1

    Hell.... he has been gone for 50 years, that cheeky smile and his karizma still make people giggle🔥😆

  • @jacksonlinda5919
    @jacksonlinda5919 9 місяців тому +3

    His backup singers were The Sweet Inspirations, and one of them was Cissy Houston, mother of Whitney Houston.

  • @louieflash7190
    @louieflash7190 Рік тому +12

    Elvis was told in Texas I believe that he could not have the black backup singers on stage with him. He told them if they are not on stage then neither am I. The show went on with Elvis and his backup singers. BTW one of them was Whitney Houston's mom.

    • @coyotedust
      @coyotedust 2 місяці тому +1

      I think that was the Houston Astro Dome

  • @mamabear4life
    @mamabear4life Рік тому +3

    Elvis, his band, and backup singers arrived at one of the venues to perform and they all started in the front door together when the owner stopped them and told his backup singers that they were to enter in the back and Elvis stopped in his tracks looked at the man and said if they don't come in here then I don't come in. Needless to say his backup singers entered through the front with their boss!!

  • @timlackey5996
    @timlackey5996 Рік тому +1

    Elvis was raised up in the church, he understood the Creator the Lord God 🙏 created all color of man and loves all the same RIGHT.

  • @camiamayo5093
    @camiamayo5093 10 місяців тому +2

    Thank you for this reaction can you imagine what the women was thinking when he was dancing like that

  • @amandarayray9340
    @amandarayray9340 Рік тому +112

    Elvis understood human suffering and I think that was what made him really different. One of my favorite Elvis stories is Christmas Eve, he would go down to the local jail to talk to inmates and find out if their families/kids needed anything. His dad had been in jail when he was little so he understood what it was like for the kids to be without their dads and the stigma that came with it.

  • @user-bp6uc4of6j
    @user-bp6uc4of6j 7 місяців тому +7

    You hit the nail on the head, we do need somebody like Elvis now. I love about Elvis is he treated everyone the same. He never acted like he was better than anyone else. Blast If I Can Dream around the world.

  • @IliaKemp
    @IliaKemp 8 місяців тому +6

    ONE of his best performance, more then 50 years ago! Thank you for sharing! 👋👋 🇳🇱

  • @sheliahtahaalaoui1035
    @sheliahtahaalaoui1035 11 місяців тому +1

    And he would thank his audience. No, Elvis, thank for tiu all the great music!

  • @dianneorrell2338
    @dianneorrell2338 Рік тому +1

    Elvis was the greatest! Thank you for your reactions!

  • @ELW2111
    @ELW2111 12 днів тому

    Elvis is the type of superhero we need right now…well said! Especially now!

  • @user-fm2zd5fb4q
    @user-fm2zd5fb4q 8 місяців тому +3

    I love how you help me laugh and I get to watch Elvis ❤

  • @delilahmorrow4606
    @delilahmorrow4606 Рік тому +5

    Elvis stage presence was never ever dull. Wow!

  • @shjssjjs7015
    @shjssjjs7015 Рік тому +4

    His impact will going to stay for ever and ever and ever

  • @rik6696
    @rik6696 Рік тому +33

    And THAT is why Elvis is the King.

  • @cindypabon4409
    @cindypabon4409 4 місяці тому

    Beautiful. Happy Birthday Elvis!! We will never forget you. ❤

  • @lorilawry1532
    @lorilawry1532 24 дні тому

    Those moves are one of the many things he’s famous for!!!

  • @maynecob
    @maynecob 6 місяців тому +4

    @ 10:10 You nailed it ! "Elvis is a type of superhero that we need right now..." Well said. I'm digging your love, laughter and enthusiasm.

  • @elaine3150
    @elaine3150 7 місяців тому +2

    I have to say one of the best reactions I have seen. You made me laugh, but everything you say about this amazing man is so true. We need more like him one of kind. Our Lord definitely broke the mould when he made Elvis.

  • @paulasmith3179
    @paulasmith3179 Рік тому +86

    I bet that audience is still talking about this performance. I love that you are introducing Elvis to a new fan base. Thank you great reaction.

  • @dianneorrell2338
    @dianneorrell2338 Рік тому +4

    I agree with you wholeheartedly! Elvis loved everyone! He was so special!!

  • @Freethinker632
    @Freethinker632 Рік тому +58

    You crack me up with that line “Relax!! You just got all of Vegas pregnant” Elvis the pelvis was a generous good human! His greatest joy was giving. I live in Memphis and I remember back in the 70’s when random people would be on the news saying that Elvis just bought them a car. What a shame that the money hustler’s worked him to death. So genuine this guy

    • @Derek-jt1hok
      @Derek-jt1hok Рік тому +5

      Yeah he was generous.. in more ways that one?!! Hahaha.. lucky son of a ??? Hahaha

    • @Derek-jt1hok
      @Derek-jt1hok Рік тому +5

      Shit why wasn't i around back then?! Hey Elvis i like the look of that car!! I always miss out!!! Story of my life!!! Hahaha👍

  • @oneluv697
    @oneluv697 Рік тому +79

    Elvis was a real genuine human being the kind we need more of today

  • @christopherone1
    @christopherone1 Рік тому +5

    YEAH, his smile is something else.

  • @jacksonlinda5919
    @jacksonlinda5919 9 місяців тому +3

    When he was booked in the Astrodome in Texas, he was told to "leave the girls at home". He told them he wouldn't perform without them. He won.

  • @marykatan7324
    @marykatan7324 Рік тому +3

    Elvis wore those suits so he could move that way

  • @lmsossi6501
    @lmsossi6501 5 місяців тому

    You can see how much fun he could have on stage, showing his humor and charisma and playfulness and even silliness. That's why you couldn't help but watch him.

  • @bobbiewall3699
    @bobbiewall3699 10 місяців тому +2

    He was a black belt in karate and used a lot of his moves in his stage show and in his movies as well,a total artist

  • @judymurry2771
    @judymurry2771 Рік тому +1

    I met one of Elvis’s back up singer Estelle and she said he treated them like queens. Love Estelle she is a sweetheart

  • @alameas6358
    @alameas6358 Рік тому +73

    Every single live video of Elvis is great, but "Suspicious Minds" is the icing on the cake! 🍰

    • @iblogthereforeiam4267
      @iblogthereforeiam4267 Рік тому +7

      I also thoroughly enjoy "Polk Salad Anne" equally as well 🤗 I would love to see a reaction from Ray on that one 😀

  • @Derek-jt1hok
    @Derek-jt1hok Рік тому +2

    You make it ..worthwhile again man!!! Life!! So thank you and God bless🙏👍⚘️

  • @kimberlywoodyard9027
    @kimberlywoodyard9027 4 місяці тому

    You should listen to the Song he only received 3 Grammy’s “How Great Thou Art” also another Gospel “Stand By Me” “Lead Me, Guide Me”
    Elvis was raised not to see Color. He loved ALL. He even had a black dancer in the 68’ Comeback Special, the Comeback also included a Gospel group called “The Blossoms” because the Sweet inspirations where not available. He took some of his favorite singers that where African American Singers back when he started his Career. Also loved seeing the tents to hear the Hymns from the African American’s in the tent. He moved the way he does cause he feels the Music.

  • @davidbanachek7966
    @davidbanachek7966 6 місяців тому +2

    He did open a lot of eyes.

  • @pamward1623
    @pamward1623 10 місяців тому +2

    He was a black belt karate..the moves show it

  • @maryriddle4100
    @maryriddle4100 10 місяців тому +2

    You have a sweet soul.may like elvis..jailhouse rock.its awesome

  • @snakeinthegrass7443
    @snakeinthegrass7443 Рік тому +3

    Unconfirmed reports stated at the time, "142 babies were conceived at this show. 140 of them were born with thick black hair and beautiful smiles." 🤯🤯

  • @lisaslaughter9005
    @lisaslaughter9005 Рік тому +4

    My boy, my boy!❤😂

  • @moeegloff1762
    @moeegloff1762 7 місяців тому +2

    As always a great reaction

  • @lisaleonard9150
    @lisaleonard9150 Рік тому +1

    Absolutely love your reaction to elvis ,he was without a doubt the best in music

  • @recipe1953
    @recipe1953 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for your great words about Elvis.

  • @stacymoore9836
    @stacymoore9836 Рік тому +16

    I absolutely loved what you said about Elvis. He had a warm heart and Loving soul.

  • @lmsossi6501
    @lmsossi6501 5 місяців тому

    "Elvis is black!" you screamed, and I laughed so hard!! The thing that his critics don't understand is that "black music" was, to Elvis, just music and came to him naturally because of all his early exposure to blues and gospel. I think you're right and that, at least in spirit, he WAS black!! Thank God!!

  • @alienape3171
    @alienape3171 7 місяців тому +3

    Last comment I swear.
    Let us not forget. He didn't just get up, do this song, and leave. This was part of a show. Idk how many songs came before this or how many after but I've always heard he put all of his energy into every song.

  • @douglascorley6630
    @douglascorley6630 9 місяців тому +3

    A real no computers involved

  • @robertfuryracer4089
    @robertfuryracer4089 Рік тому +1

    Thankyou for showing my musical hero.. I remember being a younge kid watching elvis for the 1st time in his 68 come back special..

  • @edwardvelez2926
    @edwardvelez2926 Місяць тому

    Ray u r soooo right we need ELVIS TODAY!! 😊

  • @pennywisetheherpesclown
    @pennywisetheherpesclown Рік тому +1

    Elvis was so ahead of his time when it came to equality. Alot of people don't realize that he literally risked his whole career doing this considering how horrible this country was at the time. Anyone who claims Elvis was racist is absolutely out of their minds

  • @moekontze116
    @moekontze116 Рік тому +1

    Elvis was IT with his singing and moving his body in Vegas😂😁

  • @user-rc2kr5dw6m
    @user-rc2kr5dw6m 6 місяців тому +2

    Best reaction I have ever seen

  • @cjlooney9152
    @cjlooney9152 Рік тому +3

    I watch a LOT of people listening to Elvis for the first time because I truly enjoy their reactions to what I've been experiencing since 1966 when I became an Elvis fan. I'm 62 now and love his sound just as much today as I did back then. I don't usually leave a comment, but this time I am compelled to because of one fact. YOU GET ELVIS ! You understand what so many reviewers don't. Elvis was raised in the poorest parts of town. He got his musical influence from black artists and gospel singers (his vocal backup was made up of two gospel groups; the Sweet Inspirations [the girls] and the Stamps Quartet [the guys] and J.D. Sumner is that booming bass you hear). Your reaction video is one of the best, if not THE best I've come across. Let me say it again: YOU GET ELVIS ! Thank you. Thank you very much.

  • @tcoladonato
    @tcoladonato Рік тому +1

    You crack me up, love it! True Elvis fans have huge oil paintings on black velvet of him. My Zia (aunt in Italian) has a whole bedroom dedicated to Elvis that no one can sleep in! 😂

  • @denisejudd5832
    @denisejudd5832 Рік тому

    There will never be another Elvis, you have to hear "in the ghetto" it will bring tears to your eyes

  • @leebassa1545
    @leebassa1545 Рік тому +2

    Elvis was passing out babies at this show like Oprah passed out cars! You get a baby! And you get a baby! EVERYONE gets a baby!!!!

  • @Marshmallowchick1983
    @Marshmallowchick1983 Рік тому +4

    Well said. Respect!

  • @ramg8901
    @ramg8901 Рік тому +1

    I love this guy’s commentary! Hilarious!! Elvis was the King

  • @NasserTone
    @NasserTone Місяць тому +1

    Amazing Reaction! BTW there is a fact that Whitney Houston's mother was one of Elvis Brand Backup singers their in the back! Just sharing in case you don't know it!

  • @johnbjorkiii5190
    @johnbjorkiii5190 Рік тому +1

    Walk a Mile in my Shoes and Impossible Dream

  • @johnegloff2914
    @johnegloff2914 Рік тому +2

    I've gave probably 3 comments but every time I I watch your reactions I laugh my ass off , you are & always be my favorite, I guess that's why it's hard to get through one of your reactions you are butter my brother & I'm secure in my sexuaulality , but your smile & laugh,,,,

  • @evelynmabe7877
    @evelynmabe7877 Рік тому +1

    He is actually dueling with his drummer, he did it all the time! He would challenge the drummer to keep up with him!

  • @dorisbrown5528
    @dorisbrown5528 Рік тому +3

    I laughed so hard with the reaction from this D.J. He does such a wonderful job expressing his comments on Elvis. I do know when Elvis played the Houston Dome in the 70's, he was told he "could leave his girls a home." ELVIS STATED, IF HIS GIRLS COULDN'T COME, HE WOULDN'T BE THERE. HE SAID TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT. THEY TOOK IT AND WHEN ELVIS ARRIVED FOR THE STAGE, HE BROUGHT ALL HIS GIRLS OUT IN A RED JEEP WITH HIM - NO TOP ON THE JEEP RIDING ALL AROUND THE DORM WAVING TO THE CROWDS. THIS WAS STATED BY MYRNA OF THE SWEET INSPIRATIONS.

  • @deanmanfredi6416
    @deanmanfredi6416 Рік тому +1

    You are just hitting the nail on the head with Elvis is color blind etc etc. so right.

  • @cindyphifer970
    @cindyphifer970 Рік тому +6

    Elvis always my favorite

  • @billfrancis722
    @billfrancis722 Рік тому +4

    Excellent review. You understand. Elvis is the best,

  • @Wolf.1.McLoed
    @Wolf.1.McLoed Місяць тому

    He's the definition of swag n cool, he's TCB

  • @camiamayo5093
    @camiamayo5093 Рік тому +4

    The king of rock and roll the legend lives on

  • @Indy1831
    @Indy1831 Рік тому +10

    Elvis was friends with James Brown & Muhammad Ali……That says it all

  • @gracemichelli.2am124
    @gracemichelli.2am124 Рік тому +15

    🤣🤣😅😅 He did say "Shove it up your nose." You are the first reactor to catch it...Great reaction..❤️

  • @stacymoore9836
    @stacymoore9836 Рік тому +4

    He added his karate moves into his dance moves.

  • @hollywinningham6375
    @hollywinningham6375 Рік тому +8

    I'm so glad you love Elvis !!!! Don't listen to the haters...love your reactions to E, puts a smile on my face and does my heart good ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @yehmiyah
    @yehmiyah Рік тому +2

    SUPER ELVIS

  • @lmsossi6501
    @lmsossi6501 5 місяців тому

    Remember his pastor called him " a bundle of energy set to music. "

  • @dulceseco4191
    @dulceseco4191 Рік тому +6

    ELVIS THE ETERNAL KING OF ROCK'N ROLL 👑⚡️👱🎼🎵🎶❤️💋

  • @kristinadk
    @kristinadk Рік тому +2

    You really screwed with my head LOL I'm not going to stop thinking about Elvis humping at that moment now, ever LOL

  • @marshag9360
    @marshag9360 10 місяців тому +3

    You are hilarious!! Thank you for loving Elvis so much. He truly deserves it. There will never be another one like him. True singer and entertainer. You don't learn what he did. It was a gift from God. God Bless you and your channel.

  • @user-rc2kr5dw6m
    @user-rc2kr5dw6m 6 місяців тому +3

    Every time I come home from the nursing home from spending time with my husband all I have to do is watch this guy do Elvis and he makes me laugh and not feel so bad

  • @lechat8533
    @lechat8533 Рік тому +37

    Ray, I love You!!
    Your reaction gave me goosebumps, it made me laugh out loud several times, and it made me cry... Everything you said is so, so true. 🙏
    Whenever I see that you uploaded a new Elvis reaction, my day is saved! Bless you, my friend :)))
    If Elvis still walked this earth, he would influence many people to exchange hate for doing good. During his lifetime, many people admired his warmth and friendliness toward others. He was respectful to everyone. I am positive that many of his fans have become better human beings because of him, because of reading about the good things he had done for others. That`s what many people don`t understand about Elvis fans. It`s never been just about his music, his good looks, and the outrage he caused when he first started. Elvis was so much more.
    I may sound like a weirdo, but being an Elvis fan is almost like being a member of a religion. A religion that has been developing for decades.
    His journey of stardom lasted for 23 yrs and he invited us to go with him.
    A journey that has never been dull, and on which you never knew what to expect next.
    During his career, he invented a new image of himself - at least five times. He did so many things nobody had done before.
    Those who laugh at him don`t know that he influenced even the music they listen to.
    Because he grew up in a black community, his mind was half white, half black. He loved the colors black people wore and he liked the polished look of black men who looked smart and cool.
    Many people of poor origin make an effort to look smart and better situated than they actually are. Well-situated and rich people don`t need to bother. Everyone looks up to them, even if they`re in their jeans or jogging suit.
    That`s why Elvis loved Cadillacs and gold jewelry. Those expensive things, he had always dreamed about, reminded him of the fact that people had no reason anymore to look down on him. For Elvis more was more. BUT, he had great taste and wore everything with style.
    With his unique style in clothing, hairdo, and music, he changed a whole generation and freed sexually and psychologically imprisoned young people who had been raised after the Great Depression, after WWI, and WWII. In that era, the conservative and traumatized adults had no concept of what the young post-war generation was about and wished for. The parents had too many problems of their own, and had no idea how to deal with the younger generations. Most of the time the teenagers` needs had been overlooked, misunderstood, or simply ignored.
    But then Elvis came along and everything changed. People didn`t know what hit them.
    Finally, a role model for young people was born. Someone who gave them what they didn`t even know they needed.
    And it didn't take too long before the whole Western world was hooked on this simple and previously poor and churchgoing young man, who meant no harm, was crazy about music, and deeply believed in God.
    He was shy like an Angel and daring as the devil, all at the same time.
    He sang Gospels and looked sexy. A very controversial character indeed.
    In the late 60s and early 70s, he wasn`t that different. Yes, at that time, he was rich and a star but deeply burdened with his obligation to entertain people to the max. To do the best he could to make people accept and love him as they had done 20 yrs ago when he first appeared on the scene, and to spread a message of hope in a very disturbing time.
    Hope was something he was losing himself, and nobody was able to provide it, although many have tried. I believe his daughter Lisa Marie and his fans were the nearest to hope that he could reach, that`s why he respected and loved his fans like no other celebrity.
    And we loved him back like nobody else`s fans.
    I apologize for this long comment that is filled with far more grammar mistakes than I would wish.
    I am well aware that such long texts aren`t liked on YT, and hardly anybody bothers to read them. I just felt the urge to make a contribution to this wonderful and loving reaction to Elvis` performance, a man that I`ve loved and adored for more than 40 years.
    THANK YOU, Ray❤

    • @karencarlos3942
      @karencarlos3942 Рік тому +10

      Once again, well said. Your comments are always so loving and respectful, and communicate what I'm sure so many of us long time fans truly feel. Ty 🕺👑❤️‍🔥

    • @lechat8533
      @lechat8533 Рік тому +7

      @@karencarlos3942
      Oh, Karen, you are so kind. I can`t believe you actually read what I wrote.
      Thank you for your beautiful comment ❤
      Sending love and a warm virtual hug your way, Josi

    • @karencarlos3942
      @karencarlos3942 Рік тому +11

      @@lechat8533 Yes, of course! I read all your comments because I know that you put love and care into what you're saying. Not only do you comment on the reaction, you offer information to those that may not be familiar with Elvis and his life story.
      I grew up on E, my parents loved him. My father was a Chgo police officer and he worked the Stadium concerts. We were blessed to see E a few times. He was my first concert at 4yr in 1971 (I do rembr it) and then again in Oct '75 and May (?) '76. I got to go alone with dad and although to the side behind the band, we had very close seats. At some point I screamed his name and he actually turned around and spoke. When it was time for scarves, i just couldnt reach far enough and a girl in front of me got 2 of them 😩. Clearly, one was meant for me 🤨😆. Dad offered her dad $50 for one but he declined. But I got to go back to the dressing room. Of course E wasn't there but his presence lingered and it was a night I'll never forget.
      His concern for his fans and how we perceived him, his non stop blinding schredule along with disregard for his many health conditions, and other factors took him from us way too early. I rembr exactly where i was when we heard the news and it was heartbreaking. I was the only one in my school class that loved him and i didn't care who knew. We made a trip to Graceland the following summer.
      I have a very diverse musical taste and have had times away from E's music, but I always come back to him. He would be so hurt to know what some have said of him regarding racism etc. His primary concern was always for others and I think it would just kill him if he thought he caused anyone pain. One way or another though, the Truth is always revealed, and I'd like to think that the current revival of E and his music would lift a heavy burden from his heart... He set the world on fire and he is still loved. He was and is enough and always will be. ❤️‍🔥👑🕺

    • @brendawilkinson6988
      @brendawilkinson6988 6 місяців тому +2

      I read your reaction friend You said everything I feel and think about elvis Hecwas an emains the Most ubderated and Misubderdtood genius entertainer this world has ever seen And will ever see again
      His true real life long fans have Always known what you wrote about this beautiful soul, inside and out Thank you RIP Elvis darling and Thank you for the life long music

    • @brendawilkinson6988
      @brendawilkinson6988 6 місяців тому

      Sorry about the typos Josie I got excited

  • @seinipavia6355
    @seinipavia6355 Рік тому +1

    I love you young man, but I love Elvis more 🤣!

  • @christywhitehead3171
    @christywhitehead3171 Місяць тому

    We all should be like Mr Elvis

  • @teresamcbrayer2549
    @teresamcbrayer2549 Рік тому +1

    Amen. I Love how you talk about Elvis.

  • @kimdees6047
    @kimdees6047 Рік тому +16

    I just choked on a piece of candy gum when you said Elvis was black😂😂😂 Ray, you are the best

  • @brianhaining7195
    @brianhaining7195 Рік тому +5

    Truly iconic performance with Ekvis at his Vegas peak. The commentator totally gets it. Awesome

  • @MaryJones-vo5nz
    @MaryJones-vo5nz Рік тому +1

    When he finally got to do Madison Square Garden, in NY he was billed in the papers as "The Prince from Another Planet:" Now that was accurate. Love you man, love how you think. Keep rollin on my man. Thanks

  • @charlotte6268
    @charlotte6268 Рік тому +7

    "A bundle of energy set to music!!" He sure was!!!

  • @williams.ritter3010
    @williams.ritter3010 6 місяців тому +2

    THERE WAS SOME VENUES THAT WOULD NOT HAVE HIS BACK UP GIRLS.
    HE SAID THEY DONT COME,I DOME EITHER

  • @michellejackson6679
    @michellejackson6679 Рік тому +6

    this man grew up with total soul music... Black music.. that's why he is the King. He was so damn sexy and the voice and moves... OMG.. he died when I was 10.. I'm 55 now and he's still the best ever.