First Time Hearing Elvis Presley - Unchained Melody (Reaction!!)
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Another great reaction. Thank you!!
Great reaction. More please 💕💕💕💕
Thanks, but no thanks!
Died 2 mo b4 skynyrd plane crash...his voice was a+ till end
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This is VERY emotional to watch. Elvis was gravely ill here with his health failing him. He died 6:weeks after this concert. His AMAZING voice NEVER FAILED HIM! R.I.P. 🙏
Remember, when you’re watching this, it was his last performance. He died a couple of weeks later, and in this performance he gave every last drop of human endurance. He could give keep that in mind. God bless.
This actually wasn't his last performance...last performance was June 26 at market Square arena in Indianapolis
@@hollywinningham6375 what I meant to say, was his filmed broadcasted live performance. But thank you ever so much for your correction. Have a wonderful day. God bless.
Elvis has a wonderful videos of him performing this. It’s a great way to Elvis at his best. I immediately stopped this video when I saw which one it was I refuse to watch it more than once. With a true understanding of this man, I would think they’d only watch once as well. He was truly a sick man!
@@traceycater with all due respect, I truly don’t understand your comment? He was a very sick man towards the end of his life, both emotionally with addiction to medication and health issues. But I’m not understanding what you’re trying to say … the importance of watching the last broadcasted video is not to feel pity for Elvis Presley. Quite the contrary, it’s to Show in my personal opinion what endurance what dedication what love he had for us fans to get on that stage and to give everything he had. That’s the glory of that video. I look at that video as a testament to love that’s how I see that video, but we all have our own thoughts and interpretations, so I truly respect yours. God bless have a great and wonderful day.
@@user-hg6gd7rq2m don't kid your self about Elvis and his drug addiction. it did not happen over night, he fell in love with drugs in the army.
He was so amazing! His voice was beyond greatness! He is sooo missed by sooo many!!
There will never be anyone that comes close to Elvis!
Great reaction to a guy literally on his last legs still showing what a unique and unforgettable talent he truly was.
Several well-known opera singers have said: "Elvis could have been an opera singer but we could have never been rock & roll singers." Elvis was very ill at this point yet gave it his all. He died several weeks later; a day I'll never forget.
Elvis also was not a trained pianist or guitarist or musicial composer. Could not read music. All self-learned. He loved performing & always wanted his fans to have the best performance. He appreciated his fans & was always kind to them, took time to talk to them. He had said it doesn't bother him if his fans tore his shirt off his back. They were the ones who put it there. Remarkable talent & human being. Honest & genuine reaction. Thank you!
when you think about it, a lot of all-time musicians and bands like even the Beatles did not properly grasp music theory or even notes and chords which is a testament to how much impact raw talent makes
And keep in mind Elvis was ill and close to death here. One thing that never failed him until the day he died was his miraculous voice. LONG LIVE THE KING! 🤟
Elvis was gravely ill here, and as a fan, it's very hard to watch this. He died not long after this heartfelt performance. He gave his all till the end! 🙏 His love of Gospel music and his ability to perform that is also incredible.
Thank you Polo! We love Elvis! A beautiful man indeed!
God love him he was very ill at that time 😢 but still gave his all for his fans, he was the GREATEST ❤ he will never be forgotten, I loved him, was a wonderful human being ❤❤❤
He still gave his all. Even being in so much pain. God bless and rest in peace. Elvis.
End of an era ,never see a game changing talent like this again.this is a righteous brothers song originally. Check that one out.lead singer out of this world. Also died young..😢
42 years old. Still breaks me. Every time I see it.
Legendary ❤ never be another Elvis 😢❤
Thanks for your reaction to this most impressive performer, an individual who ever walked on stage and held a microphone. Keep up the good work and please keep Elvis Presley coming. The King will live forever.👍🇺🇸🙏🔥👑🎸⚡️🎶🎹🎤
React to more Elvis my brother 👍🙏🇺🇸🤘🤩😎🎤🎸⚡️🎶🎹
This always makes me cry 😢 He knew the end was close, may God bless him 🙏💔😭 Gone just a few weeks after, gone too soon 😭
Love Elvis, I cry when I see this.
I never gave a shit about Elvis till I watched his performances. Dude plays his band and the audience like an instrument.
Elvis had his own stye,voice,moves looksunique,and is still relevant today.
Hi Polo. This was 8 weeks before Elvis died. He was very ill at this concert, bloated from water retention, yet he still gave his best to the fans. A remarkable man with a phenomenal voice and talent. I love his music. From South Africa. 👍🎶🇿🇦🌍
When Elvis sings, his powerful voice and emotional delivery create a sense of intimacy that makes it feel like he is singing directly to you. His ability to connect with the listener on a personal level is a testament to his talent and the genuine passion he brought to his performances.
RIP King......always forever!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
"They performed like they had something to lose." Very precisely and eloquently put, Sir.
Our beautiful Elvis struggling, so sick, and still giving his fans his all. Thank you God for the gift of Elvis ❤
Never seen an audience so captivated. And he worried he would never be remembered. 😢
He was not well, and he gave his fans everything left.❤️
"American Trilogy" Live from Hawaii Elvis Presley ❤👍
That is epic. I’ve lost count how many times I’ve watched that
Make Sure it's
American Trilogy
Aloha from Honolulu Hawaii
1973 Live for the Best Version..............
Because there is also a Rehersal Version.
Greatest Voice Ever!!!!
As I’ll as was he was he put everything into this song. God bless you Elvis!❤
No auto tune pure talent.....not his best performance but he had raw talent.....
ElvisFanForever & Ever
What you called "super-sized Elvis" was actually a deathly ill man swollen with edema. Charlie Hodge - the guy holding the microphone - was mostly Elvis' right-hand man on stage - keeping the show organized, maintaining the song list for the shows, singing harmony with Elvis, playing piano for certain songs, making sure there was water/Gatorade for Elvis throughout the show, hanging the scarves around Elvis neck, and whatever else was needed. And when necessary, when Elvis wanted him to - holding the mike. He was also the object of many of the practical jokes Elvis would play on stage. Even at this point, when Elvis was within months of his death, Charlie made sure Elvis had what he needed to be able to give the fans the best show he was able to give.
That having been said, thank you for a lovely review. I hope you will do more research on Elvis and continue to discover the greatness, the fun and the charm that is Elvis.
This was one of his last performances. It was filmed for a tv special. He died 6-8 weeks after this was filmed. The special was shown approx a month after his death. We were still reeling from his death, so this was so hard to watch then and even now. Until people saw the special we had no idea how sick he was. When Baz Luhrman shot this scene for the recent Elvis movie he had Austin Butler’ Elvis transition into the real Elvis using this exact footage. The entire audience gasped. I started sobbing.
7 weeks
@tlo3571 yes that scene from the movie was absolutely devastating and heart breaking.
Elvis' version of Unchained Melody is my favourite!
This one hurts to watch😢 he passed away shortly after and you can see his struggle to get through this song, still does it amazingly and his voice sounds as great as always, watch him in his prime and you'll se the difference. American Triology, In the Gettho, If I Can Dream, Suspisious Minds...... and on and on ❤
Yes; you can diagnose the heart failure and multiple drug addictions from here. Such a shame, we've lost so many talented people to bad doctors and unlimited wealth.
And yet he still gave 1000%
Yeah this was like 6 weeks before his death 😢
Makes me cry
He set the bar all other musicians are measured against. There is nobody above the king
Elvis was definitely a performer I was 14 when he passed away … I visited his home, museum and Air plane in the early 90’s … Polo this song was sung by the Everly Brothers … that would be a good video to check out … 🇺🇸👊🏼👊🏼
He was brought up singing gospel. He was an incredible artist. He was only large for a few years before he died.
It wasn't really weight gain. It was bloating caused by his illness that he died from.
Even then, he wasn’t that heavy compared to a lot of people now who are severely obese.
@texasgirl6000 He must have hated that more than the pain. The meds can do that to you too.
I just found your channel a week or so ago. I'm turning 60 next month and man it is a blast to watch your reactions to music I grew up on and have loved all my life. Thanks for being you and thanks for some great videos!
Elvis NEVER became a parody of himself. Elvis got ill. Those weren't gaudy outfits, they were custom works of ART, and each one had a special meaning. They represented HIS RESPECT for the DIVERSITY of his fans. Elvis spoke through his music and clothing attire. He was ALWAYS a trendsetter. Elvis suffered from inflammatory issues that were the cause of him appearing overweight. He really wasn't all that "fat". His enlarged colon and heart (colon was 3 times the normal size of a man his size) were just part of a condition that doctors were just learning to figure out about.
It was a small number of THE PEOPLE, cruel people that MADE FUN OF HIM, ruthlessly, that was the parody. THEY were the joke. What Elvis needed was REHAB & REST. 6 months AWAY FROM THE BUSINESS, to lean himself out and see a NEW SET OF DOCTORS and most importantly TO FIRE "Tom Parker" and "Dr Nick". Parker was on the way out... But Dr Nick Elvis placed his trust in. Back then, we blindly trusted all our doctors.
Elvis was first in many things. Unfortunately, Elvis TRUSTED his physician. He could never of fathomed that his OWN DOCTOR was feeding him lethal doses (many times over) of painkillers and other pharmaceuticals (instead of DOING THE ACTUAL WORK OF TREATING HIS CONDITIONS -- and recommending THAT ELVIS SEE SPECIALISTS for each ailment). Michael Jackson was killed by his physician in a VERY, VERY similar way. Elvis was repetitively blindsided by PARKER AND NICK, LITERALLY TO DEATH... and they cheated THE WORLD of one of its most BEAUTIFUL & GENEROUS & TALENTED HUMAN BEINGS.
BULL$HIT!
Elvis had no medical condition. He had an ADDICTION. He had half the pharmacy in his stomach when he died, and his doctor was indicted of 14 counts of overprescribing to Elvis. He could have bypassed this "fat Elvis" phase, and had a long career....if he had just kicked the habit.
@@Skulllywag COMPLETELY INCORRECT. Elvis suffered INCREDIBLE pain throughout his body from a rare inflammatory disease. He also suffered from TBIs from some nasty head trauma. He suffered from glaucoma. He suffered from an enlarged heart and colon that was THREE TIMES THE SIZE of normal. He suffered from chronic constipation. Elvis needed to be off the road and he needed to be seen by specialists, instead of one corrupt doctor that broke doctor/patient ethics/trust. Doctor Nick. You have NO IDEA what you are talking about.
@@depperSince me and my husband knew one of the paramedics that took that call that day, I can honestly say you are closer to the truth than most people.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425Frank Zappas bullshit
Elvis was very ill and should have been in a Hospital.
This was his Last Filmed Preformance, it was on June 21, 1977, Elvis Passed Away on August 16, 1977.
Another Beautiful Song Elvis did was:
"Bridge Over Troubled Water"
1970 Live Las Vegas
(New Mix, Great Sound)
What Elvis needed was REHAB & REST. 6 months AWAY FROM THE BUSINESS, to clean himself out and see a NEW SET OF DOCTORS and most importantly TO FIRE "Tom Parker" and "Dr Nick". Parker was on the way out... But Dr Nick Elvis placed his trust in. Back then, we blindly trusted all our doctors.
Elvis was first in many things. Unfortunately, Elvis TRUSTED his physician. He could never of fathomed that his OWN DOCTOR was feeding him lethal doses (many times over) of painkillers and other pharmaceuticals (instead of DOING THE ACTUAL WORK OF TREATING HIS CONDITIONS -- and recommending THAT ELVIS SEE SPECIALISTS for each ailment). Michael Jackson was killed by his physician in a VERY, VERY similar way. Elvis was repetitively blindsided by PARKER AND NICK, LITERALLY TO DEATH... and they cheated THE WORLD of one of its most BEAUTIFUL & GENEROUS & TALENTED HUMAN BEINGS.
You are a stud to admit your previous lack of information and willingness to open your mind. Good for you.
Elvis was a king
Even weeks before he died you could hear the power in his voice , he was and always will be the king
Happy to see this reaction today even though 1977 is sad to watch because it’s just weeks before his untimely death. Just love his powerful voice and passionate delivery! Check out Bridge Over Troubled Water live from Las Vegas 1970. One of my favorites!
After Elvis does a song, he owns it…..that’s the difference.
He was very sick but gave his all from his heart and soul
He was supersized in his singing , his beauty, his charisma , talent and loved God and all his fans . And what I’ve read Elvis was generous man … Thank you for posting ❤
He was the BEST!,,
Thank you for sharing The great king Elvis !!❤❤
"Super-sized Elvis" love it !!!
Elvis was so sick at this point. He passed away a few weeks later, :(
He gave his all in this song. His longtime guitarist held the microphone.
Actually, if I may, Charlie Hodge, who was holding the microphone, was one of his backup-singers and not his guitarist, per se, although he did play acoustic guitar as well, he was primarily there as a singer. Lovely man he seemed too. All the best.
@rene7344 I thought he was one of his guitar players, also, in his early band and played with him and the other original band members in the round in the '68 Comeback Special. I think he was the only one of them who continued on with Elvis as a mostly backup singer.
@@wanderer0617 hello again. Hope your having a lovely day. Charlie was a professional singer before Elvis met him in the army, during their conscription. They became friends and Elvis asked him to work as his “Harmony” singer, as he had that beautiful high voice that complemented Elvis’-you can hear it often in Elvis’ music-and, as I mentioned, he also played acoustic guitar, but he was really there for the harmony vocals. Look, it’s no big deal either way, but just in case it was interesting. 😁 Enjoy your day!
@@Hughami he was also the person that handed him his scarves and water, hooked his cape on and off. He also caught Elvis’s guitar when he threw it behind him. I don’t remember which song he did this in.
@@tlo3571 Hi, and indeed, he did all those things, as well. A nice man he always seemed. Enjoy your day.
On the subject of his style of music, etc. People forget he grew up not only in the ghetto but he was raised in a black neighborhood of Tupelo, Mississippi. In past interviews, he gives credit to those who inspired him. It was his manager, Thomas Andrew Parker commonly known as "Colonel" did a lot shady shit, even behind Elvis's back. Another thing one has to keep in mind, Elvis was so medicated from pain pill during this time (he died a few weeks later), that he could barely remember the lyrics to his own songs. This song hits hard and you can hear in his voice.
I grew up in a family of Elvis fanatics. My family is from Memphis and some of my family members knew him personally. My uncle worked for him and they stayed friends. I knew he was talented but I didn't truly appreciate his talent until I saw this. This is unbelievable. I cry every single time I hear it. But I never really appreciated him because I felt like other people should have been successful, but he clearly deserved his fame.
I love when he looks at the sweets like “I did it”this was also the first time Elvis played the piano during a performance and he was very nervous about it. Bring a tears to my eyes
No, this wasn't the first time Elvis played piano on stage.
@@Elvis-guy1973 when was the other time(s)?
@@Elvis-guy1973 just curious because I've researched this and I can't find any evidence of him performing piano live on stage. In a couple of books, I read that he wasn't even planning on playing unchained melody during this performance. And it was a spur-of-the-moment thing. He didn’t want to perform it at first because he’s never played piano before on stage. I think I also heard this story from Charlie Hodge during an interview.
I could 100% be wrong tho because I can't believe everything in these Elvis books
@@Myboymyboy1212 If you know Elvis, you know he was very spontaneous on stage and even his band members didn't always know what he was going to do. He could decide to sit down with a guitar, which we know he's done, or he could very well have sat down multiple times at the piano and just played, it wouldn't surprise me in the least. He wasn't only a vocalist, he could play numerous instruments so logically, why wouldn't he have done just that. Anyway, here's what you were looking for, enjoy.👍ua-cam.com/video/JNqoVj0_dUo/v-deo.html
@@Elvis-guy1973 wow!!! Amazing! And I love that song! Thank you
When a person becomes so famous as Elvis (not many do) people full of ressentiment comes out from under their rocks to start rumors (always bad ones) to draw that person down so they dont fell so inferior. It just doesnt work , in time truth will prevail 😊
is it a rumour or a fact after one of the hay ride shows whilst plooking a girl the condom breaks and Elvis shts himself take the girl to the hospital leaves her there and drives off to get a douche?
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 🤦🏼
This was his private life nothing to do with his talent as a singer! If we bring up this can of worms then we need to think about other artistes also i’m sure Elvis next to these would sound and look like a choir boy! It’s best not go there you don’t want someone to open an even bigger can now do you?
My beautiful Elvis. Rest in peace
Absolutely Beautiful. I love how he sang that. Elvis was a Special Special person ❤
So happy to see you doing another Elvis reaction. Anything from Ed Sullivan, 68 Special, or 70, 72 concerts is outstanding. Thanks for this one and for showing your appreciation to the best performer I ever saw with the best voice I ever heard.🔥❤️🔥❤️
He was for sure raw talent and self taught. His older stuff before “big” Elvis was great too.
He would die 6 weeks after this performance……..his voice never left him.
Such a sad performance. He passed soon after this. Love this man! He’s the greatest ever!!
Yep I remember watching this on television in the day his last concert gives me chills to this day !!
This kills me every time is see this he’s weeks from death at this point. Gods rest in peace my brother Elvis.
Thank you for your kind words. Racism and discrimination goes all ways, not always against people of color. EP was a humble and generous and funny person....he helped more people, regardless of race, than most of us can lay claim at any time. A true superstar and musical genius with the voice of an angel...he was gloriously beautiful as well 💯❤️.
TCB ⚡
he was no musical genius, get off the drugs.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425oh, hello, troll. Thought you expired...take it easy on the oxygen tank✌🏼
Ah Yes, What Would A Beautiful Elvis Song Be......Without The Elvis Troll 🧌 Who Has Nothing Better To Do With His Life Or Time But To Follow Elvis Across
You Tube Making Disparaging Comments.
@@WoodsWoman822 Oh now you have my attention and also now the opportunity to back up your claim that I am a troll. Tell me why it is okay for me to see the same names, you included Kim Domas, making comments on Elvis reactions, but I don't call you and the others a troll? Just in case you missed that, that is a question. Is it by you standards okay for people to make a comment about Elvis so long as it paints Elvis in a positive light? That is a question too. Now, tell me why I am not afforded the same opportunity as every one else on this forum to comment? That is a question too. Can you do that? That too is a question. Is it your plan to stamp out freedom of speech? Another question. Or, is it by your standards say what you want so long as it is agreement with what you believe? Too many questions? Oh that was another question in case you missed it. And finally, Kim Donas, is it okay now for me when I see your name on an Elvis reaction, is it okay for me to call you a troll? If not, why not? That is a question also. I now eagerly await your response.
I disagree he was a genius in which he sold it all the audience, the interpretation. The amount of genres he did with authenticity..I have never seen another artiste that could play their voice like a musical instrument! He is iconic there’s no getting away from it! His impact is felt after all these years! I have heard really good singers in my time, but they mostly stayed in their own lane and didn’t branch out! I don’t care what anyone says he had it in spades. All done without any professional training! There’s Elvis then there’s everyone else! He is in his own category! Longevity is the true key of an artiste!
Elvis was effing fire
During his 3AM Vegas Show he praised and wish Chuck Berry a quick recovery (he had been hospitalized) and in honor of Chuck sang Promised Land.
We are here to see him.
I grew up with both parents being Elvis fans, and there's a 25 years age difference between them. This video was made three weeks before Elvis died. To show how powerful his voice was. He had multiple ranges in his voice. He was honestly given a gift by God.
❤the king
He’s struggling so much for breath. Please listen to a recording made several years earlier. This version is great but when he was in his prime, this song will bring tears to your eyes. ❤
Love him
I loved Elvis. Great performer.
I love Elvis! I think my mom had every record of his.
He was very sick here during this performance ( his heart was failing ) and yet he gave it all. ❤️ I was 17 years old when it was announced on the radio in 1977 that he had passed away, our entire family cried that day. I don’t think Elvis ever hurt anyone in his life. He was also a twin, his twin Jesse died after being born. Rest in Peace Elvis Presley.🙏✝️❤️
I was 15 when he died and that night on the news they showed him singing “Are You Lonesome Tonight” and we all cried. There will never be another Elvis!
I was 16, he was 42, the same age as my dad, but I had fallen in love with him from his songs and movies. I balled my eyes out, watching a tribute to him late that night, sitting on the floor in my grandmother's room, with the sound down low, while she slept. Sadly my dad died two years later at age 44.
This was June 21, 1977. His last performance was June 26,1977. There is a video of his final performance of this song, which was June 25, 1977 in Cincinnati, Ohio. The night before the Indianapolis concert, which was his final concert. The June 25 version is also amazing!
The Absolute 💯 Best Audio Version By Elvis Was Recorded Live on
April 24, 1977
In Ann Arbor Michigan
Just Type
Elvis Presley
"UNCHAINED MELODY"
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO
OR
OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO
(IT HAS BEEN REMASTERED TO IT'S BEST)
@@WoodsWoman822nah this one is the best, the most emotional
@@WoodsWoman822
i think the most beautiful version was on dec 31st 1976 in pittsburgh
nothing touches that for me
then he followed it with his only live performance of rags to riches while still at the piano
it is also completely amazing:)
@@Braxtonsport
nah
dec 31st 1976 in pittsburgh is his most beautiful live performance of it :)
Elvis has such a wonderful voice. He was georgeous and a wonderful preformer. I'm hoping to see the movie Elvis. Great reaction
The last ever performance elvis did, before he died ❤️😭😥 he really gave it all here!
@@MariaMaria-yl9br correct, this was the last concert officially filmed, however not his last performance.
I absolutely believe Elvis was singing this song to his mother on that last tour.
As far as Elvis and opera goes, Elvis loved all kinds of music, including opera. One of his favorite performers was the great tenor Mario Lanza.
everyone is selected to be a star in the way of them all being at the mercy and favor of the industry, but you know.. elvis was one of the ones that were lucky to have gotten out of them
oh my god , in my opinion on this last performance ever , we can see the power of human passion, his voice is so powerfull!!!! AMAZING!!!!! gosebumps....
He was losing his life here😢 Elvis passed away 6 weeks later... I know that all Elvis fans that hear the first 2 seconds of this melody immediately their heart aches.. Elvis I know kills this song and is amazing but, I just can't watch this video anymore.. it's too painful 😢😢😢😢..RIP Elvis..the world misses you.
Yes, I Agree Polo, Elvis has the greatest singing voice ever recorded
During that concert Elvis reached the highest notes in his career, I believe , when he sang "Hurt".
So hard to watch this...😢. Its so beautiful & sad at the same time.....knowing this was his last performance. How sick he looked...it just breaks my heart seeing him like that. 😭. ❤
اعظم فنان على مر العصور لم ولن يتكرر الملك بدون منازع
Bless his heart and so many other fine artists. It's not easy.
Died 6 weeks later at 42 years old. So sad. He was very sick on this day and still gave this kind of performance.
Wauuu what a great song ❤❤❤❤❤
Of course he held the mike. Elvis was dying. Yet listen to his performance. Don’t make me cry. Just appreciate this great man’s last moments. Please watch more. I’d appreciate that thank you
In 1953 there wasn't a lot of people could write rock and roll songs cuz they didn't know what it was so Elvis just had to pick and choose songs that he had in his head what he wanted to hear people should appreciate he took their song and turned into a platinum or gold record it was all new to him as it was anybody else
I love the song Kentucky Rain!❤️
Please react to Elvis singing "Sweet Caroline" live in Las Vegas 1970. Man, he excelled at these shows. He outperformed and outsung Neil Diamond on his own song. Tks Polo.
There is only one Elvis .... so Great hence why he will always be known as the king
There’s another video that shows him talking, walking toward the piano. In that video, he looks so unwell, slurring his speech, probably from all the prescription drugs, uppers and downers, being prescribed for him. So hauntingly beautiful and tragic at the same time.
Thank you, this was a clip I never saw. He was q beautiful man with an incredible voice.
I remember watching this on TV. It was Elvis last performance,he died a few weeks later. My mother had all of Elvis records, and would play them all the time 😢
Elvis struggled through this song but still did so well, he died 6 weeks later we were shattered.
I just watched this one... incredible. ELVIS PRESLEY - Bridge Over Troubled Water
Elvis was a proud Christian man and loved to sing the gospel but like any one else he had his own demons to fight
People have forgotten what a humanitarian he was!! Great person that millions of people around the world loved then and still love ❤️ love him today! This was his last performance!!! Very sick and incredibly tired, he still had IT!! RIP ELVIS AND WE WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU ❤️ 😍 💖!!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR GREAT COMMENTS! we need more positive feedback and less negative!!!