GEN-Z BRIT REACTS To Elvis Presley ‘Suspicious Minds’ Live Performance
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- JayFlex reacts to Elvis Presley - 'Suspicious Minds live in Las Vegas ’ For The First Time Ever
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No one worked harder to please his fans. He loved them so much, he gave them gifts and love. He also was a black belt in Karate so he moved easily around the stage. He knew how to have fun and treated his band and singers so great. He always gave them Love and attention. No one like this man. everyone you see now that went beyond his death in 1977 is just a copy of the original. He set the styles in music and culture. Being a child of the 50's when he came out, my little red headed brother was about 8 years old combed his hair like Elvis and turned up his collar. I had a Poodle full skirt with his face on it. Ha. I was 12 in 1956, he shook up the world and is still a force in the history of music. Thanks so much for your great reactions of Elvis. Be Blessed.
I fully agree with you. Unfortunately, he worked himself literally to death. And it was the Colonel (alleged colonel) Tom Parker that got him hooked on all those pills which was his downfall. But he did go out there and Elvis was born to be a showman. I would have loved to be in a teenager back then and gone to one of his shows. Could you imagine how cool that would be? Take care of yourself.
I agree with you in part. However, he started using uppers and downers in the service. Secondly, he was extremely ill man. He had an auto immune disease, which was extremely difficult to diagnose in 1935, it's still difficult to diagnose today when he died 9 of 11 body systems were failing. There's a really good history of his medical condition poverty in southern culture and how it created him as a person The book is entitled destined to die young... Addicted to pills a 100% colonel Parker, I can't stand the man He not only used Elvis as a cash cow, but he stifled him creatively which is in my humble opinion is one of the thing that contributed to his overall psyche and down fall.
@@MichelleAtnip-iw2ym I know, "Destined to Die Young" by Sally Hoedel is my favorite Elvis book. Every fan should read all the challenges he faced with his ancestry stacked against him. His grandparents being first cousins. Sad
He gave everything even death.
Elvis orchestrated everything he wanted done on stage. He was a very smart talented man
Elvis was and still is "THE KING".... there will never be another like him....................
The best singer and Entertainer in the World
I agree he was Rolling Stones only has him at number 3 in the world and a recent chart sorry I can't remember the chart name has the number 25 of 35. Do you think it's because younger people are analyzing the songs? I don't even agree with number 3 in the world for me he will always be number one!
Elvis was a black belt in Karate so he worked those moves into his performance...Never will be another entainer like this man...
He invented swag,better be ready for the GOAT
One of backup vocals is Sissy Houston, Witney Houston mom
@@Wolf.1.McLoed But only for Elvis first engagement in Vegas in 1969. Cissy Houston quit for private reasons to raise her kids. Here in summer 1970, at Elvis 3rd Vegas engagement, she isn´t part of the Sweet Inspirations.
That would've been Dean Martin. Elvis said it himself, to his daughter Deana. "They call me the king of rock and roll, but your dad is the king of cool."
When Elvis smiles, the world smiles back ❤
Love your reactions ❤
More ELVIS, please, and thank you for keeping his legacy alive.
Hi Jay, I have two words for Elvis, Never Again Wil you witness this in your life, he did not have his concerts choreographed, The band hsd to just follow him like a hawk , they didn't know anything about what he might do , it was all how he felt at the time, always from the beginning he just did what he music said to him , and that's a fact that never changed. Great reaction to Elvis forever and Always TCB 1935
Elvis was a force ,in a class of his own. The ultimate performer with a voice that's incomparable til this day .The man was a phenomenon .Timeless original ,a master in his art and all god given and effortless
Elvis is having fun playing around with the drummer
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Beat for Beat
Elvis sings blues, jazz, rock and gospel better than anyone who ever lived.
A true Performer. He cared about doing his best. God Bless Elvis
He was a Black Belt. Most AWESOME performer ever. Loved him.
You saw him “dueling” with the drummer? The drummer said it was drumming for a stripper - he had to watch him the whole time.😂
Elvis is the greatest of all time never be another like him the goat great reaction thank you Polk salad Annie and Patch it up so much more to come from him keep on the Elvis rabbit hole 🎉
You have plenty of material to work with he recorded about seven hundred songs... 😊
Elvis ,made his drummer take karate lessons ,so he could follow his movements ,now do polk Salad Annie next in 70 in Vegas the way this man moves is like something you will nevet see again
Elvis always the best
"If I can't move, I can't sing." - Elvis Presley.
Your generation misses out on awesome performances
Hi JayFlex. Elvis was 7th degree black belt in karate that's how he moved so easily and flexed on stage he's absolutely brilliant on stage ,compare to the artists today 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
He liked to clown around with his group on stage
Thank you for this hilarious reaction to this outstanding performance!
Love it!💚☀️
Elvis Presley - Trying To Get To You ('68 Comeback Special 50th Anniversary HD Remaster)
YES!!!❤
He was a 8th degree black belt in karate thats why he was so flexible.
Elvis is so cool and smooth❤❤
Elvis was amazing, and I have always loved him doing this song. Thanks, great reaction 🙏🏼🤍
Elvis was , and still is , and always will be THE MAN ! TCB forever !
Excellent reaction. I have seen this hundreds of times, but really enjoyed watching it with you!! ❤❤❤
The King of music no one come close
Ultimate entertainer and ace performer....The King❤❤❤
Just tell your neighbors you’re listening to Elvis and they’ll understand.
Elvis is dynamic on stage and he left everything on the floor. ⚡🎶 No one better. Thanks for the fine reaction. ❤
He was the ultimate performer - there wasn't anything he couldn't do act, sing, dance he was just amazing at whatever he did. Please re-act to Polk Salad Annie from the same film 1970 🎶💙🎵
As you listen to Elvis, Ronnie Tutt would play these subtle strikes to the movements of Elvis all while drumming a perfect beat. Elvis loved that about him.
He loved to put his karate moves into the act. Yes, he directed the band during his performance. He also really loved to do the drums with Ronnie Tutt. The King. We remember you, Elvis, and we love you, too.
He's just fun to watch
Long Live The King ♥️👑♥️
You can't imagine how scandalous Elvis's hips were back in the day. The people doing the shaking before him were predominantly Black, and Elvis was the guy who brought that style to white audiences. Check out Little Richard, who influenced Elvis, along with many others.
Yep, his nickname was Elvis The Pelvis and many times, while performing on TV in the fifties, they wouldn't put the camera lower than his waist so the public wouldn't be scandalized by his hip movements!
I saw a little richard when I was fourteen years old in Las Vegas, first row sweat on the face, however, I must say Elvis is unreal. I've seen him in person. I love Little Richard, but he's no Elvis.
welcome to the Elvis family😊 once you start you wont be able to stop😂 i was 5 when i fell in love with Elvis and watched him in movies . He passed away when i was 6 and i was so sad i cried all day in kindergarten. of course my teacher asked me why i was so sad and when i told her it was because Elvis died she looked at me puzzled. well the years have passed and just before the Elvis movie in 2022 came out i rediscovered Elvis and learned so much about him through documentsries on youtube and watched him sing live i fell in love all over again. he is the king of cool, the king of kindness ,( btw theres a documentary called king of kindness too) the king of style( who else was wearing mascara and pink lacey shirts in the 50 s out on the town..) and the king of Rock n roll. it all started with Elvis. so please also look at some documentaries… there are so many great songs but i will recommend those 2 to react to: never been to Spain and love letters. also, if you want to see the king of cool on his way to work in las Vegas check out the link i sent you ❤Nadja
He was a great showman and enjoyed performing for his audience. GOAT
Gen Z. This grandma is so happy to see you enjoying the greatest human being that ever lived. I've always got your back love 💓
Sorry, one more thing to add is Elvis did a song called “ a little less conversation “. Which was absolutely fantastic and usually I don’t like remixes of old songs that were good already but a DJ here in England remixed that song and it was absolutely fantastic. It’s the kind of song you just wanna get up and dance to. Maybe you would like to check it out for yourself and see what you think. Entirely up to you once again take care.
The DJ you mention is Dutch, his name is Junkie XL….
@@inekebaalman3320 cheers for that bro. I Absolutely awesome though. Take care of yourself.
🤍🤍 please do Love Me Tender live 1970 and Just Pretend wonderful reaction from a third generation Elvis fan thank you for keeping Elvis alive
The best.. Imagine doing this kind of show 2 times a day . I wish I was old enought to have seen him in person. Elvis is first on my list then lynyrd skynyrd.
He can do that because he was a 8th degree black belt in Kempo Karate
Elvis told someone, "If I move, I can't sing. 😎🕺
If I can't move, I can't sing.
Elvis could throw down on stage when he wanted too. Just keep listening to his songs.
Yes,the live ones are best,Love all your reactions, Ty for doing this,Ill rewatch all your videos,please keep doing more Elvis❤👑❤️
The king !! Love some Elvis
This BASS part is one of the best live parts ever played by anyone. Bassist is Jerry Scheff. The drummer was Ronnie Tutt. Elvis called them Tutt/Scheff. He said they were Tough/Sh*t!!
He had a full orchestra, male & female vocal quartets, full rock band with guitars, piano etc. He even toured with a band that big!
Greatest entertainer ever ❤❤❤😘😘😘
Elvis conducted his band and his technical crew with his dance moves. They followed his cues.
Great reaction man, Thanks. Yes he was a splendid performer. There's also another version of this 1970. Where he does this shoulder roll shake at the end . most incredible. If you see the advert for -Elvis that's the way it is, it's featured at the end of the that. Really good. I've often played it back a few times myself it's that good.
That stalk and scare was their bit during this song for a couple of years. They had fun with it.
He was having a ball
Think yo'ud like Elvis's Polk Salad Annie as it was from the same show live and it's a blast with his comedic humor.
Suspicious Minds is my favorite song by Elvis!!! Thanks for reacting to it!! His voice is sooo sultry in this song!! His command of the stage is why he is called the greatest performer of all time and since his death, 47 years ago, nobody has taken that title from him! He makes you FEEL the song!! If you want to check out another mega song of his, Jail Houserock is Epic, sexuality personified!! He was young when he did Jailhouse Rock, so his voice was edgier and will give you another perspective of what he could do with his voice! If you want to hear more of his vocal ability, with out all the physicality then I suggest...If I Can Dream from the 68' Comeback Special!! Another great one is, Don't that was remastered with The Royal Philhatmonic Orchestra, his voice is Divine in this one!! It also would be interesting to see you do a reaction to the Bee Gees Words song and then compare it to Elivis's cober of tje song!
He had a black belt in karate; also he and the drummer had a contest if he could keep up with drummer!
Have you done Polk Salad Annie yet?! Seriously bro, a whole new level!!
Make sure it's This Version
Polk Salad Annie
1970 Live, Las Vegas ☺
Great reaction. He had an amazing voice , amazing rhythm and stage presence. 💙
If you like his live performances, you should do a reaction to his live Las Vegas concert 1970/71 of love me tender you will see why he's called the king. He could do things that no other performer could or would be able to do. R I P. E P ✌️❤️🙏🙏🙏
What a phenomenal Performance!❤ ELVIS had power and energy it’s incredible! The King of all music forever! ❤Thank you for this fantastic reaction!
Elvis improvised a lot during his concerts, his band/backup singer/quartet all know to watch him closely and do their best to stay with him.. which they did impeccably.. you should check out some of his gospel music, most especially live performances.. they'll leave you speechless and covered in goosebumps.. He was so amazing, we lost him too soon for sure.. thank you for sharing his music and being a part of keeping him with us.
He was known as Elvis the Pelvis in his early years. TV shows would only show him from his waist up in his early years, about 1956.
Just pure talent right there!
Thanks for checking another Elvis one out so soon - we're seeing these videos anew through your eyes! 😊🤍
He loved his drummer!
So much respect for Elvis's dtummer
They were communicating. Great reaction.
He did do martial arts hence his flexibility. He has it all going on live from Aus ❤
AMAZING!! WOOWWWW!
68 special here we come!
He is a black belt karate expert and in one performance he actually laid down on stage singing, he is a true entertainer……….🤍
He was the Best.
He always had fun on stage all the way back to his Ed Sullivan Show appearances. You should check it out
TCB, always
My mom.....young Baptist girl in rural Alabama actually walked out of a church meeting to get to a TV for his debut on The Ed Sullivan Show. Growing up in my house, it was God first, family second and then, of course, Elvis.
I loved your reaction! Can you please react to *( Elvis and the black community that echo will never die part 1&2 ) you’ll learn what Elvis went through and how he was treated I think you’ll be surprised You won’t regret it!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for keeping Elvis alive!!
I love your reactions on Elvis!! The live Las Vegas 1970's videos are amazing! You need to review "Polk Salad Annie" which is a fun and entertaining like this video. He's truly the King of Music!!
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Great Reaction to this amazingly energetic performance at Las Vegas 1970 dinner concert at the International Hotel. This performance was included in the new Elvis movie, performed wonderfully by actor Austin Butler, who did it perfectly after a good deal of practice. Elvis just moved as the music moved in his body. Nothing ever choreographed, just spontaneous. Elvis was the first singer to ‘dance’ on stage & he took the 1950s by storm, as a teenager, causing near riots as he performed. Young people absolutely loved it. Their parents were horrified & as he drew black & white people together for his performances, he was flouting segregation laws in the south & was seen as dangerous by the authorities at a time when white people just never mixed with black. But Elvis had been raised in abject poverty, one of just four very poor white families living within a very poor black community. So he was always very comfortable with black people & throughout his career, he had black backup singers & if he was told they could not be on stage, he would say he would not perform unless they were allowed on stage with him. When appearing on televised shows, he was actually censored from the waist down, so that he was filmed from the waist up, so as not to shock people. He was threatened with arrest & jail if he continued his movements on stage, but he refused to buckle under these threats. He was arrested, still a teenager (a rebellious one) & would have been jailed but the authorities knew they really would have a riot of young people on their hands, so he was drafted into the army & soon packed off to Germany. He was already famous by then, but they thought he would fade into obscurity out of sight, out of mind. He was very close to his mother, & when he was drafted into the army, she died of a heart attack. He was 22 years of age, & he never got over losing her. He returned to America after 2 years serving in post-war Germany, & reinvented himself as a Hollywood leading actor, making 31 movies, most of them with him singing & dancing, until he made a Comeback & once again began performing before live audiences, his first love. The rest is history. A remarkable man & an incredible singer. When he died at age 42, the world lost its brightest shining star, but he has Never been forgotten.
AMAZING
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Elvis Presley was an entertainer. Watch the film Presley. its an good tribute and history of presley!
I’m loving your reactions sooo much it’s like I’m watching them for the first time with you ,even though I am 63 now and have been a die hard fan since I was 8 years old and have always listened and watched EP all these years . Carry on unfurling the Elvis truth it’s unbelievably good for your soul xx
You have to watch his films and see what his iconic leg work!!!!
You shoukd see the rehearsal vids…he is the not only the singer but also fully engaged in the arrangement and direction
Listen to One Night With You live from 68 comeback performance.
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Love this
Getting them Elvis views lol
Polk salad annie.. a perfect song for elvis bc its a fun song that he gets to play on stage with!! (always react to his live performances to feel elvis for he he was)❤he lovedddd to be a jokester
Great reaction! Thank you🙏
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Please react to Elvis Presley WAY DOWN. I think it was his last release before he died. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🤍
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So proud of you my gorgeous young man. Not only are you a sexy young man, but, add very intelligent and,, taste to the mix. You young ladies out there, this is what a young man who's going far in his life looks like ❤
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I loved him in concert Wild bill
SOME BACKGROUND INFO: The song written by Mark James in '68 is based on one night when James was fooling around on his guitar & came up with what he thought was a catchy melody. At the time, he was married to his first wife but still had feelings for his childhood sweetheart, who was married back in Houston. James' wife had suspicions about his feelings. He felt it was a confusing time for him and that all three were "caught in this trap that they could not walk out of."
Elvis always did unexpected things, whether it was a movement, also a change of the lyric @ last minute -- always something different w-his performances -- you never knew what might happen.
The change of lighting @ end is called fade-out fade-in & supposedly according to what's been written, Elvis didn't know it was going to happen, but it was an absolutely PERFECT finish for this song.
This is from the DVD "That's The Way It is" filmed by MGM over 6 different performances & if you notice the jumpsuit he wore was called the Concho (silver circles) but @ very end he was in a different jumpsuit -- the Chain suit w-brown leather tabs. For some reason that was changed for the ending of this performance.
Awesome reaction guy ! He commanded the stage like a lion on the savannah . His band was one with his moves . From this same performance check out Polk Salad Annie ( similar to this performance in energy ) and Bridge over trouble water , the beauty of his voice is amazing .