As an Elvis fan, I thank you so much for your interest in the movie. As a singer, a performer, and as a person Elvis was unique and fascinating. He recorded over 700 songs in many different genres. Gospel was his favorite, and he remembered starting to sing gospel songs at the age of two.
Elvis was TRULY different. Elvis was a jolt to both the YOUTH MOVEMENT in the 50s and CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT in the 50s and 60s. THE top music Legends in the black community during the 1950s and 1960s THAT KNEW ELVIS are on record, and they actually KNEW Elvis personally and professionally: BB KING: 'Let me tell you the definitive truth about Elvis Presley and racism', The King of the Blues, B.B. King said in 2010. 'With Elvis, there was not a single drop of racism in that man. And when I say that, believe me I should know'. -- BB KING JAMES BROWN: “I wasn’t just a fan, I was his brother. He said I was good and I said he was good; we never argued about that. Elvis was a hard worker, dedicated, and God loved him … I love him and hope to see him in heaven. There’ll never be another like that soul brother”. --- JAMES BROWN (During Elvis' private family wake, James was the LAST ONE TO LEAVE. 1 hour and 30 minutes later -- it took several of his security guards to help him out of the room. James was devastated -- they sang Gospel together to all hours of the night at each others' homes. James Brown was considered family by the Presley they were so close.) JACKIE WILSON: "A lot of people have accused Elvis of stealing the black man's music, when in fact, almost every black solo entertainer copied from Elvis." --- JACKIE WILSON (Elvis quietly paid for Jackie's medical expenses until the day he passed away in 1977. Before Jackie's stage accident he would carry a small signed photo of Elvis in his pants pocket. Every day, bar none.)
I love to see young people being introduced to good music and the history behind it.I really hope this movie puts to bed some of those rumors that are false that have been spread about Elvis since his passing.
One of the reasons biographies are made is to entertain while teach. Everyone isn't interested in watching documentaries. I'm glad this movie was made.
@@CooManTunes you are missing the whole point. There might be thousands if not millions of new Elvis fans after this movie that will know more about him.
I always hated when people would say Elvis stole from black culture.....Elvis grew up in Tupelo and Memphis....he helped black music get more airtime. He was a rebel. He bucked the system. He was buddies with BB king! He hated segregation.
Elvis was influenced by many but stole nothing. I hope this movie sets the record straight and treats the greatest entertainer with the respect he deserves. Thanks for your thoughts on this. I hope it reaches out to the younger generation because without Elvis a lot of the music today would not exist. 👍 👑
Let’s be correct here Elvis was original but he never actually wrote a song, he had song writers and he did or his label bought songs from black artists this is all fact.
I am BEYOND excited to see ELVIS. I saw his 2nd to last concert the beginning of May ‘77 from my oldest Beloved Sister & her husband for my 8th grade Graduation gift….. Best Gift in the world.❤️❤️❤️
Elvis love all people of All color DID not matter to HIM God MAKING ELVIS PRESLEY forever young long live the king He will never be forgotten thank you God MAKING forever 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷people like you keep him update for new fans around the world happy TCB 2022
Elvis was thirteen when his family moved to Memphis, a musically vibrant community particularly rich in gospel singing. Rev. W. Herbert Brewster of the East Trigg Baptist Church, whose songs had been recorded by Mahalia Jackson and Clara Ward and whose stand on civil rights was well known in the community, took Elvis under his wing while in high school. The movie will likely go all in with these facts. Elvis’s version of “Peace in the Valley,” said Dr. Brewster, was “one of the best gospel recordings I’ve ever heard." That film has got Oscar written all over it. It will win 3 Oscars minimum and be nominated for dozens of awards. This real story will make millions of new young fans. Elvis was a YOUTH MOVEMENT more than anything. And that energy turned right into the civil rights movement and changed the world. Austin Butler looks like a young Johnny Depp and he will nab one of those Oscars for sure. This movie just made him a star. I WILL BE IN THE THEATER... no streaming .... on opening night! Bringing the whole family. Driving to a drive in movie theater FOR THE ULTIMATE NOSTALGIA 1st. Then the following week I'll see it in the IN THE highest quality IMAX THEATER we have so I can get the best sound quality experience.
depper….Very beautifully stated…..I met The Blackwood Brothers back in 1971 in Chicago…..My Husband’s and I were invited on their Tour Bus…..(very sharp)…..I saw a wall with framed photos of The Blackwood Brothers with Elvis….I naively stated…..”I didn’t know….Elvis sang Religious songs”…..One of them looked at me….And it was like time stopped still….”Valerie….You will never hear anyone sing….a Gospel song like Elvis Presley”…..I have never forgotten that moment…..
I grew up listening to Elvis I am almost 48 years old my parents introduced me to him and I still to this day love him so much for his music and for what he stood for
Whitney Houston's mother, Cissy Houston, who worked for Elvis, said. "he was so good looking, you didn't want to look anywhere else. He was, he was so handsome". LOL 🤣
He was born in Tupelo Mississippi ghetto. His entire moved to Memphis projects when Elvis was 14. In Tupelo he did not have indoor plumbing and no electricity. He’d have times he had no food. He grew up in Black Church and Black Community.
Prince, Michael Jackson and Freddie Mercury are the three most obvious known artists in our lifetimes that came up and engineered their stage presence and artistic beings in the same vein as Elvis did. They were all studying what Elvis did and put it in their own ways. No surprise they became HUGE LEAD SINGERS. Without Elvis, ALL three would have presented/projected themselves and their acts totally different on stage.
I would love to see you react to some Elvis songs and live performances before you watch the movie. If you're willing, this video is a series of live performance clips and a great introduction to his music: Elvis Presley - Music Evolution (1954-1977) (7:32). For a full performance: Elvis Presley - If I Can Dream - Show Closer ('68 Comeback Special) (3:12).
The movie delivering a proper Elvis education to the masses is what his most ardent fans want to see from it. In doing the research for this movie, the director got the information from the actual sources like his childhood friends and in fact, Elvis was the minority. He was also, because of his uniqueness, totally ostracized by his peers and the victim of severe bullying for wearing feminine colors like pink, dying his hair which something only women did at the time, and even wearing mascara. In one of his early tours, the local sheriff told Elvis that if he moved anything but a pinky then he would be arrested so to say he stirred controversy, unintentionally because he knew there was nothing wrong with what he was doing and it was just the times, would be an understatement.
Elvis was a Brave and Beautiful 😇❤️ soul!!!! And he looked fabulous in the mascara, eyeshadow and eyeliner. He was the greatest entertainer of all time, and the most Beautiful 😇❤️ HUMAN of all time . Earth Angel 😇🙏 👑🎸🎹🎼🎵🎶👑
Elvis was raised in tupelo until he was 12 I think . There were 3 white family's in that area . He had lots of black friends his best friend was Sam Bell . Check out his interveiw Baz interviewed him before his death . Also check out Elvis and the black community. He loved black gospel music . Now he gets a bad rap for supposedly stealing black music . He didn't he sang what he listened too. Now also he gave credit to black artists but lots didn't get paid correctly due to the record publishers and songwriters . Col Parker like him or not demanded a percentage of the song writes if Elvis sang it . I now can see why .
Hey guys, love your reaction to Elvis, and yes he grew up in a shotgun house in tupelo Ms, they were very poor, Elvis loved going to the Black churches and sing with the choir as a very young boy, that's where he got his roots and he never forgot that. He always said you never walked in that man's shoes, the same God that made you made me too. He always treated everyone with respect and these lessons staid with him until the day he left us. Keep going down the Elvis journey and you will be amazed at all this man has contributed to the world. Elvis was music and we miss him so much and will forever love him. Thanks TCb 1935🤺🤺🤺🤺🤺⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡
in fact I heard his family were so poor that they couldn't afford a coffin for Jesse - Elvis's stillborn twin brother. They had to bury him in a shoebox
Elvis was born poor in Tupelo MS. He moved to Memphis later, still in poverty. He is a product of the sights & sounds he loved as a boy. Thank goodness. He also had a twin, Jesse Garon Presley that died at birth.😪
Bill Medley of the Righteous Brothers has done an interview called Bill Medley Remembers Elvis Presley. Some funny parts. They were good friends. Bill also wrote a beautiful song about Elvis called Old Friend.
Baz Luhrmann's interview with Elvis's childhood friend Sam Bell is interesting. Sam Bell's earlier interviews.are interesting too. They have BB King's character in the cast. Hopefully they will have Rufus Thomas for the 1956 WDIA Goodwill Revue, and Louie Robinson for the 57 Jet Magazine interview "The truth about that Elvis Presley rumor."
I often wonder if Elvis would still be here if he had signed with someone else! No manager ever takes 50%!!! But Elvis's did! That ..man...robbed him blind!
I would like to see you react to Elvis songs before you see the movie. A good way to learn about Elvis and his background is by reacting to (Elvis and the black community that echo will never die) it will answer some of your questions. You won’t regret it!!!
There is a story I was going to suggest they hear about Elvis and the Houston Astrodome, but it's in the Echo will never die so they'll hear it when they watch that.
2 things to check at least before the movie #1 (IF I CAN DREAM) DEDICATED TO (MLK AFTER HIS ASSISNATION) very powerful 1968 comeback special in the white suit. #2 (ELVIS AND THE BLACK COMMUNITY THAT ECHO WILL NEVER DIE)
Elvis was always accused of stealing the black music but what people don’t understand is he grew up with that music that music inspired him that was his music to as a child we are not brought into this world hating someone and not everybody is taught it either some of us are poor farm kids and friends
Hey there! I watched the movie, really enjoyed it!! Just take couple breaks and have snacks available, because it is around 3 hours long. Nice review!! 😊Thank you!!❤️
@Robbie H Chafin * Priscilla has stated she nor the bodyguards were not consulted. Although she met the producer once or twice, she never even got to read the script. She said she is nervous about the movie too, and hopes it does Elvis justice.
There is a documentary intitle Elvis and the black community part 1 I do not care how they edited part 2 Elvis in the black community but you may enjoy it please check it out Elvis who said what Elvis A Generous Heart and lucky stars who got to meet Elvis so start with your deeper dive into those Google sites that I would appreciate you guys reacting to and I am sure it if you do that you will grow your Channel and I would love it if you could do the reactions before the movie comes out before June 24th 2022 LOL thank you for your lovely reaction
@The Demochets- Please react to Elvis and the Black community documentary. It will let you know all about Elvis growing up in poverty and around black people. It has a lot of black influential artists plus black pastors talking about Elvis.
@@TheDemouchetsREACT Also watch The Atherstone ball game. Played every year for 822 years. The most violent game in the world. Grandfather to rugby. AFL is an off shoot of rugby. If you want to understand the brutal medieval past of rugby, before it was formalised into the gentleman's game of today. Look at the documentary about The Atherstone Ball Game. It is still played today. The rules are no killing, no eye gouging, no strangling. It starts early off with women and children playing too. Then they withdraw and its more like the purge.It would not exist in any other country without free health care and ambulances as casualties are common.people launch themselves off the boarded buildings into the crowd.
Most of the story is true, that is the thing, at this time no artist where allowed to move around on stage, you should stand still and just sing and not even move a finger, but he could not control his Hips... I think that someone called him Elvis the Pelvis, that really was cruel nickname and Elvis hated it... Listen to what his mother said: They want to kill my boy and the man said: No they wanna f... and yes the girls might have wanted to ... him he he... By the way, Elvis actually according to his Bodyguard Red West (heard Red say that in an interview), he told him that he was scared of being forgotten, so it happened. No Elvis did not fire Colonel Parker, he never found out that he was not a Colonel, but he got angry at the hotel when they fired a employ that he liked, I don't know if he said something on stage though...
As an Elvis fan, I thank you so much for your interest in the movie. As a singer, a performer, and as a person Elvis was unique and fascinating. He recorded over 700 songs in many different genres. Gospel was his favorite, and he remembered starting to sing gospel songs at the age of two.
Elvis was TRULY different. Elvis was a jolt to both the YOUTH MOVEMENT in the 50s and CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT in the 50s and 60s. THE top music Legends in the black community during the 1950s and 1960s THAT KNEW ELVIS are on record, and they actually KNEW Elvis personally and professionally:
BB KING: 'Let me tell you the definitive truth about Elvis Presley and racism', The King of the Blues, B.B. King said in 2010. 'With Elvis, there was not a single drop of racism in that man. And when I say that, believe me I should know'. -- BB KING
JAMES BROWN: “I wasn’t just a fan, I was his brother. He said I was good and I said he was good; we never argued about that. Elvis was a hard worker, dedicated, and God loved him … I love him and hope to see him in heaven. There’ll never be another like that soul brother”. --- JAMES BROWN (During Elvis' private family wake, James was the LAST ONE TO LEAVE. 1 hour and 30 minutes later -- it took several of his security guards to help him out of the room. James was devastated -- they sang Gospel together to all hours of the night at each others' homes. James Brown was considered family by the Presley they were so close.)
JACKIE WILSON: "A lot of people have accused Elvis of stealing the black man's music, when in fact, almost every black solo entertainer copied from Elvis." --- JACKIE WILSON (Elvis quietly paid for Jackie's medical expenses until the day he passed away in 1977. Before Jackie's stage accident he would carry a small signed photo of Elvis in his pants pocket. Every day, bar none.)
Thanks for sharing!
I love to see young people being introduced to good music and the history behind it.I really hope this movie puts to bed some of those rumors that are false that have been spread about Elvis since his passing.
One of the reasons biographies are made is to entertain while teach. Everyone isn't interested in watching documentaries. I'm glad this movie was made.
@@CooManTunes you are missing the whole point. There might be thousands if not millions of new Elvis fans after this movie that will know more about him.
I always hated when people would say Elvis stole from black culture.....Elvis grew up in Tupelo and Memphis....he helped black music get more airtime. He was a rebel. He bucked the system. He was buddies with BB king! He hated segregation.
Elvis was influenced by many but stole nothing. I hope this movie sets the record straight and treats the greatest entertainer with the respect he deserves. Thanks for your thoughts on this. I hope it reaches out to the younger generation because without Elvis a lot of the music today would not exist. 👍 👑
Let’s be correct here Elvis was original but he never actually wrote a song, he had song writers and he did or his label bought songs from black artists this is all fact.
I am BEYOND excited to see ELVIS. I saw his 2nd to last concert the beginning of May ‘77 from my oldest Beloved Sister & her husband for my 8th grade Graduation gift…..
Best Gift in the world.❤️❤️❤️
That's so cool! We are excited as well!
Great trailer. Elvis was unique and there will never be another like him. Can't wait to see the whole film.
Elvis love all people of All color DID not matter to HIM God MAKING ELVIS PRESLEY forever young long live the king He will never be forgotten thank you God MAKING forever 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷people like you keep him update for new fans around the world happy TCB 2022
@Mitchell Westford: Yes. Elvis once said, "no matter who you are, no matter where you come from - we all come from God".
@@matrix5000100 yes your 100%right people like you keep him update for new fans around the world happy TCB and thank you 💙💙💙👍👍
Just the best ever Elvis Presley hugs from Denmark and spain
Elvis was thirteen when his family moved to Memphis, a musically vibrant community particularly rich in gospel singing. Rev. W. Herbert Brewster of the East Trigg Baptist Church, whose songs had been recorded by Mahalia Jackson and Clara Ward and whose stand on civil rights was well known in the community, took Elvis under his wing while in high school. The movie will likely go all in with these facts. Elvis’s version of “Peace in the Valley,” said Dr. Brewster, was “one of the best gospel recordings I’ve ever heard." That film has got Oscar written all over it. It will win 3 Oscars minimum and be nominated for dozens of awards. This real story will make millions of new young fans. Elvis was a YOUTH MOVEMENT more than anything. And that energy turned right into the civil rights movement and changed the world. Austin Butler looks like a young Johnny Depp and he will nab one of those Oscars for sure. This movie just made him a star. I WILL BE IN THE THEATER... no streaming .... on opening night! Bringing the whole family. Driving to a drive in movie theater FOR THE ULTIMATE NOSTALGIA 1st. Then the following week I'll see it in the IN THE highest quality IMAX THEATER we have so I can get the best sound quality experience.
Thanks for sharing!
depper….Very beautifully stated…..I met The Blackwood Brothers back in 1971 in Chicago…..My Husband’s and I were invited on their Tour Bus…..(very sharp)…..I saw a wall with framed photos of
The Blackwood Brothers with Elvis….I naively stated…..”I didn’t know….Elvis sang Religious songs”…..One of them looked at me….And it was like time stopped still….”Valerie….You will never hear anyone sing….a Gospel song like Elvis Presley”…..I have never forgotten that moment…..
@@valeriekitover7363 WOW thank you for sharing that with the world! That's freikin cool.
I grew up listening to Elvis I am almost 48 years old my parents introduced me to him and I still to this day love him so much for his music and for what he stood for
Whitney Houston's mother, Cissy Houston, who worked for Elvis, said. "he was so good looking, you didn't want to look anywhere else. He was, he was so handsome". LOL 🤣
My man Elvis beautiful inside and out and a generous soul
He was born in Tupelo Mississippi ghetto. His entire moved to Memphis projects when Elvis was 14. In Tupelo he did not have indoor plumbing and no electricity. He’d have times he had no food. He grew up in Black Church and Black Community.
Thanks for sharing!
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Prince, Michael Jackson and Freddie Mercury are the three most obvious known artists in our lifetimes that came up and engineered their stage presence and artistic beings in the same vein as Elvis did. They were all studying what Elvis did and put it in their own ways. No surprise they became HUGE LEAD SINGERS. Without Elvis, ALL three would have presented/projected themselves and their acts totally different on stage.
I would love to see you react to some Elvis songs and live performances before you watch the movie. If you're willing, this video is a series of live performance clips and a great introduction to his music: Elvis Presley - Music Evolution (1954-1977) (7:32). For a full performance: Elvis Presley - If I Can Dream - Show Closer ('68 Comeback Special) (3:12).
Thank you for the recommendations! We will check them out!
@@TheDemouchetsREACT you should do a reaction of the original movie Elvis miniseries the 1979
The movie delivering a proper Elvis education to the masses is what his most ardent fans want to see from it. In doing the research for this movie, the director got the information from the actual sources like his childhood friends and in fact, Elvis was the minority. He was also, because of his uniqueness, totally ostracized by his peers and the victim of severe bullying for wearing feminine colors like pink, dying his hair which something only women did at the time, and even wearing mascara. In one of his early tours, the local sheriff told Elvis that if he moved anything but a pinky then he would be arrested so to say he stirred controversy, unintentionally because he knew there was nothing wrong with what he was doing and it was just the times, would be an understatement.
Elvis was a Brave and Beautiful 😇❤️ soul!!!! And he looked fabulous in the mascara, eyeshadow and eyeliner. He was the greatest entertainer of all time, and the most Beautiful 😇❤️ HUMAN of all time . Earth Angel 😇🙏 👑🎸🎹🎼🎵🎶👑
Elvis was raised in tupelo until he was 12 I think . There were 3 white family's in that area . He had lots of black friends his best friend was Sam Bell . Check out his interveiw Baz interviewed him before his death . Also check out Elvis and the black community. He loved black gospel music . Now he gets a bad rap for supposedly stealing black music . He didn't he sang what he listened too.
Now also he gave credit to black artists but lots didn't get paid correctly due to the record publishers and songwriters .
Col Parker like him or not demanded a percentage of the song writes if Elvis sang it . I now can see why .
Thanks for sharing!
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Hey guys, love your reaction to Elvis, and yes he grew up in a shotgun house in tupelo Ms, they were very poor, Elvis loved going to the Black churches and sing with the choir as a very young boy, that's where he got his roots and he never forgot that. He always said you never walked in that man's shoes, the same God that made you made me too. He always treated everyone with respect and these lessons staid with him until the day he left us. Keep going down the Elvis journey and you will be amazed at all this man has contributed to the world. Elvis was music and we miss him so much and will forever love him. Thanks TCb 1935🤺🤺🤺🤺🤺⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡
in fact I heard his family were so poor that they couldn't afford a coffin for Jesse - Elvis's stillborn twin brother. They had to bury him in a shoebox
Elvis was born poor in Tupelo MS. He moved to Memphis later, still in poverty. He is a product of the sights & sounds he loved as a boy. Thank goodness. He also had a twin, Jesse Garon Presley that died at birth.😪
Bill Medley of the Righteous Brothers has done an interview called Bill Medley Remembers Elvis Presley. Some funny parts. They were good friends. Bill also wrote a beautiful song about Elvis called Old Friend.
Whitney Houstons mom Cissy was one of Elvis's backup singers. She loved Elvis, and vice versa.
I predict this will be the #1 Greatest movie 🎥🍿 of All Time!!! 👑 🎸 🎶 🎵
Baz Luhrmann's interview with Elvis's childhood friend Sam Bell is interesting. Sam Bell's earlier interviews.are interesting too. They have BB King's character in the cast. Hopefully they will have Rufus Thomas for the 1956 WDIA Goodwill Revue, and Louie Robinson for the 57 Jet Magazine interview "The truth about that Elvis Presley rumor."
I often wonder if Elvis would still be here if he had signed with someone else! No manager ever takes 50%!!! But Elvis's did! That ..man...robbed him blind!
“Things that are to dangerous to say; SING. “
Before you see the movie check out the documentary "THIS IS ELVIS "(1981) also check out Baz Luhrmann interview with one Elvis' best friend.
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If you haven't seen this movie, please watch it. Austin Butler nails his performance as Elvis.
Elvis was a great human to all races.
Please react to Elvis's songs. Maybe " If I can dream" ( with the white suit).
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@@TheDemouchetsREACT that is one brilliant song.
la bombe et de retour 😲💥💥💥👋👋👍🙏🙏
The lightening bolt is part of his TCB logo. It means Taking Care of Business in a flash (lightening bolt)
Elvis's ex-wife owns his brand. You cannot do anything about Elvis without her permission. It's great that they got her permission.
I would like to see you react to Elvis songs before you see the movie. A good way to learn about Elvis and his background is by reacting to (Elvis and the black community that echo will never die) it will answer some of your questions. You won’t regret it!!!
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There is a story I was going to suggest they hear about Elvis and the Houston Astrodome, but it's in the Echo will never die so they'll hear it when they watch that.
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I think I might want to go to Elvis' mansion in Tennessee for a summer vacation
2 things to check at least before the movie #1 (IF I CAN DREAM) DEDICATED TO (MLK AFTER HIS ASSISNATION) very powerful 1968 comeback special in the white suit. #2 (ELVIS AND THE BLACK COMMUNITY THAT ECHO WILL NEVER DIE)
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Just cannot wait for the movie to.come out. Have been hanging out for it for a long time.
Elvis was always accused of stealing the black music but what people don’t understand is he grew up with that music that music inspired him that was his music to as a child we are not brought into this world hating someone and not everybody is taught it either some of us are poor farm kids and friends
Hey there! I watched the movie, really enjoyed it!! Just take couple breaks and have snacks available, because it is around 3 hours long. Nice review!! 😊Thank you!!❤️
Austin is doing majority of singing
Priccalla and one of his body guard had a lot of input into this movie.
@Robbie H Chafin * Priscilla has stated she nor the bodyguards were not consulted. Although she met the producer once or twice, she never even got to read the script. She said she is nervous about the movie too, and hopes it does Elvis justice.
There is a documentary intitle Elvis and the black community part 1 I do not care how they edited part 2 Elvis in the black community but you may enjoy it please check it out Elvis who said what Elvis A Generous Heart and lucky stars who got to meet Elvis so start with your deeper dive into those Google sites that I would appreciate you guys reacting to and I am sure it if you do that you will grow your Channel and I would love it if you could do the reactions before the movie comes out before June 24th 2022 LOL thank you for your lovely reaction
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Looking forward to seeing this.
Elvis’s s rose into the Stratosphere because he was the real deal
Artists have been copying each other and motivating each other for centuries.
I've watched Elvis three times!
Thoughtful reaction video. Thanks!
You're welcome!
Great from the greatest!!!⚡⚡⚡❤❤❤🇫🇮
Check out "In the Ghetto", "Trying to Get to You" & "Polk Salad Annie" Won't regret it!
Great reaction, y’all! Subbed ♥️
Welcome to the family!
@@TheDemouchetsREACT thanks! Happy to be here! Y’all have a great weekend 👋🏼
@@ElissaStark514 You, too!🤗
moves are not church but they are the soul.
Let's agree to disagree.
@The Demochets- Please react to Elvis and the Black community documentary. It will let you know all about Elvis growing up in poverty and around black people. It has a lot of black influential artists plus black pastors talking about Elvis.
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Could u react to jailhouse rock from the movie jailhouse rock by Elvis presley.
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You can listen to Pat Boone too.
Elvis saw no Color
Please watch 16 year old Angelina Jordan sing her version of Elvis Presleys Suspicious Minds. She has a large international fan base called Angels.
Will do!
@@TheDemouchetsREACT Also watch The Atherstone ball game. Played every year for 822 years. The most violent game in the world. Grandfather to rugby. AFL is an off shoot of rugby. If you want to understand the brutal medieval past of rugby, before it was formalised into the gentleman's game of today. Look at the documentary about The Atherstone Ball Game. It is still played today. The rules are no killing, no eye gouging, no strangling. It starts early off with women and children playing too. Then they withdraw and its more like the purge.It would not exist in any other country without free health care and ambulances as casualties are common.people launch themselves off the boarded buildings into the crowd.
Oscars
Most of the story is true, that is the thing, at this time no artist where allowed to move around on stage, you should stand still and just sing and not even move a finger, but he could not control his Hips...
I think that someone called him Elvis the Pelvis, that really was cruel nickname and Elvis hated it...
Listen to what his mother said:
They want to kill my boy and the man said:
No they wanna f... and yes the girls might have wanted to ... him he he...
By the way, Elvis actually according to his Bodyguard Red West (heard Red say that in an interview), he told him that he was scared of being forgotten, so it happened.
No Elvis did not fire Colonel Parker, he never found out that he was not a Colonel, but he got angry at the hotel when they fired a employ that he liked, I don't know if he said something on stage though...
Elvis & Hank's music was heavily influenced by the black community!