Elvis Presley | Love Me Tender | LIVE IN LAS VEGAS | REACTION VIDEO
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ARTIST: Elvis Presley
SONG: Love Me Tender | LIVE IN LAS VEGA
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Elvis was SO loved. Guys wanted to be him…girls wanted to go home it’s him!🥰
As another Elvis fan once wrote:
"Swagger had a one night stand with Charisma, which gave birth to Elvis." 😊
You got that right
😁😂 Amusing...but sounds so true!
awesome
A superstar could never go into a crowd like that in today's world....People today don't have the same respect, he would be mugged with adoration up to and probably including clutching, grabbing with force and not letting him back on stage.
Elvis was always very humble and down to earth, he loved his fans and we loved him.
The connection Elvis had with his fans was like no one else. He loved his fans and they loved him. No one will ever replace him. than you for taking the time to learn about him.
I agree I don't think theres been anyone else like him x amazing...
If you would watch Elvis and the Black Community you would stop questioning whatever crap you have been fed about him. He grew up in a ghetto; hung out with the black community and sang in their choirs etc...........and took the type of music now that was his affilition and popularized it....................
Pat ... Elvis most definitely had swag....also when he sang it was like he was singing to just you.... he was humble, and generous
Little trivia !!!!! Did you know that every concert he ever did was SOLD OUT!!!!! Even his Vegas shows was always sold out....
Elvis and the black community the echo will never die.is a good one to react too.
The 'issue' is IGNORANCE. Straight up bullshit he had to deal with from day 1. Forget what you told before you too old brother. He IS The GOAT. PEACE.
As far as Elvis Presley and rhythm and blues music, Elvis grew up in Tupelo Mississippi and in Memphis. He grew up very poor. He hung around the poor neighborhoods, black people and black street artists, who were predominantly rhythm and blues singers from which he got his music influence. Rhythm and blues and Gospel. This has been documented many times. His popularity arose from singing rhythm and blues music and some black artist did not appreciate it at the time because he was referred to as a white person who sounded like a black person, and that he recorded their music but that’s where his love and influence was. During that time it brought out a lot more white people who hated him as well. He was often called “white trash”! He overcame a lot including being tagged a racist which was absurd.
The racist issue has been debunked many times over as it was something that was started many years ago by some jealous white journalist (I am caucasian) who writing an article in competition with Ebony magazine. That journalist said Elvis was racist because he read that the Dorsey brothers, who started that rumor, because they did not like it when Elvis was on their show and didn’t like the swing music they were adding to his live performance of Heartbreak Hotel, on their show. It pissed them off so they tried to destroy him by saying he was racist. What I have loved about this issue is that many black people have come to Elvis side and defended him.
Please see and react to Elvis and the black community, part one and part two.
I am a grandmother I remember Elvis quite well actually back in the day there was no problem with Elvis and the black community he actually was a part of the black community he was raised in the ghetto and went to church with black people I think there were a few that were jealous because they felt they might have been a better artist than him and because he was white she got Fame easier but as far as himself personal he was a very lovable person to everyone
I wouldn’t have let him go if I’d got the hold of him lol… it would’ve been worth being arrested lol… just look at how handsome and charming he was… soooo charismatic…. ❤
great Reaction Elvis Presley was definitely a ladies man who definitely had swagger. The Man was funny 😄 had a good sense of humor. Black community: Muhammad Ali, James Brown, Roy Hamilton, and Elvis were really good friends! I recently watched an interview on UA-cam about Muhammad Ali and Elvis Presley.
I absolutely love this clip of the mai man. Love your reaction. Everyone loves elvis. Such a genuine man😊😊
It was rare for Elvis to do this because he would normally get mobbed. I saw a video where he barely made it back onstage. In his younger years he had his clothes ripped off and was even hospitalized. When he was at home, however, he would often go to the gate, sign autographs and talk with the fans. He always appreciated and loved his fans as much as they loved him.
This was actually done just for the TTWII movie in a couple of shows. Another one was a midnight show (which you've seen) wher the crowd was much wilder and it was really hard to get through it.
I remember Irish TV showed an interview with Elvis. He relayed a story about some of the dumb films he had to make, he said he asked for a gospel choir to do the backing track. They said “ you’re on a motorbike where is the choir supposed to be, he replied “ same place as the orchestra “ 😂😂😂 always very funny
That's so Elvis! Hilarious!
LMAO!
Welcome to Elvis! Thank you for sharing your journey; it's so great to see younger gens discover The King of Music!
He is a legend
Very nice reaction. I enjoyed that. The fans loved Elvis. He was so good natured and had impeccable manners... always showing respect to the fans. 👍
Our love for Elvis will never die..we fans loved him then now and always..The bond with his fans will never ever die or be broken!!!!
The sexiest man ever to walk the face of the earth! He was very, VERY lucky he made it around the audience without being ripped apart! I need to see if you've reviewed Polka Salad Annie from the same concert. The best!! Well...they're all the best!
Elvis genuinely loved his fans and he knew that we loved him.
Like a moth to a flame!!! I'm convinced ..that man could come out & smile..they would go nuts!!!
you need to do (ELVIS AND THE BLACK COMMUNITY THAT ECHO WILL NEVER DIE)
I agree, there have been too many lies over the years about Elvis
The greatist Elvis .Thank you for sharing the king.
Please play where no one stands alone by Elvis and Lisa Marie Presley.thank you.Vonnie ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ ❤❤❤❤❤
I love UR reaction and I Love To see this generation Loving this man. ELVIS deserved all of that an MORE. I Would suggest that U don't worry as much about people say an enjoy what U see. An make UR own decisions. There's people out there who R MISERABLY!!! An HATEFUL!! An UGLY. An thats all the betray. Watch this BEAUTIFUL man Entertain an make up UR own mine. ELVIS Truly is a BEAUTIFUL SOUL!!! An HUMAN BEING!!!
I saw him live there are no words to tell you.
اعظم فنان على مر العصور لم ولن يتكرر
Elvis really loved his fans he cared about each and everyone of us I wish I could have been there I miss him so much I was 24yrs old when he past away it broke my heart ♥️ he was only 42 I still don’t think it was fare that he left us so young he had so much more to give I still cry 😢 because it’s seems like yesterday and it was 44yrs ago I thank God for UA-cam he was the best entertainer that ever lived and the most beautiful no one will ever come close to Elvis I’m really happy that the younger generation are really love in him now you know why we were crazy about Elvis please react to one of his gospel songs I Believe it’s beautiful Love 💕 from Denise in Yorkshire England 🏴👑👑👑🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🎸🎸👏👏💕👍🥰👋
Elvis was the man
There will never be another Elvis...he loved his fans and we loved him,I still love him ❤ Thanks for your reaction ❤
There is so much that can be said about this video clip and your comments. As you said, this is long before COVID and also 10 years before John Lennon was murdered by a fan. The first time Elvis did this (jumped off the stage and started walking amongst the fans) it was totally spontaneous and his body guards didn’t know he was going to do it. You can imagine their reaction when he did that. They got near him fairly quickly to make sure he did what he wanted but kept him safe. The bottom line was that he loved his fans and we loved him.
This song was originally recorded in Elvis' younger years; here he has much more depth to his voice. He is a joy to watch as well as to listen to!
I wish the whole thing would've been shown! It lasted from the beginning to the end when he hot back onstage, someone yelled do it again! He said "Honey I wouldn't do that again, for love or money😂"
ELVIS LOVED HIS FANS. AND HIS FANS LOVED HIM !!!!!
Youve only just begun the Elvis journey, SO many song from different eras and performances.
He was definitely a ladies man ladies loved him I was only little when he died but I remember my mom crying when the news came around! Please Check out “Suspicious Minds” live Las Vegas 1970
I seen Elvis twice.dam I was way in the back. Too get kissed by Elvis would of been a lifetime memory. Us fans loved him and Elvis loved his fans.
Covid was not heard of or was around then. He always said Thank You !
REMINDER!!!!!!!!!!!!
I REACTED TO THIS VIDEO RIGHT AFTER I DID “BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER” SO, THIS WAS ONE OF THE FIRST VIDEOS I REACTED TO ELVIS ON. SO, WHEN YOU HEAR ME SAY I HAVE NOT LISTEN TO ELVIS MUCH IN THE INTRO REMEMBER THIS IS A VERY OLD VIDEO.
THANK YOU AND ENJOY THE VIDEO!
when you mention Elvis and the R& B community, Elvis was friends with all those entertainers during his life . Sammy Davis jr, James Brown, Jackie Wilson. Any controversy now is just created by people who have nothing to do with it.
Have you watched Elvis And The Black Community? I feel that is a very truthful doc.
A kiss from ELVIS, a dream of mine that never came true but I'm thrilled for those kissed!
Who else but Elvis would go down into the audience of his adoring fans 💕💕💕
He worked so hard, so hard. That's a big WHY when he already had it all. He made absolute sure his mama never had a need when she was alive tho she appeared not to need anymore. He showered her, but till the end of his life he had to work work work. He was someone's cash cow I don't want to mention, you can research it if your interested. But he had such talent. Gifted voice.
I love the look on the reactors' faces when Elvis starts kissing all the girls. The one and only.
Love this wat a legend 🙏
Long live the king of rock n roll and everything else.
Instantly recognizable vocals!
He always dedicated Love Me Tender to his fans. That man was one of a kind. 👑
Pat you have to watch Elvis and the black community that echo will never die please check it out!!!!
Please play pieces of my life. Thank you Vonnie.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ ❤❤ ❤❤
Please play American trilogy by Elvis.thanks Vonnie ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Goat!!!!
He kissed his back-up singers, too. He loved those ladies and he demanded his girls receive the same treatment did. Same with the men vocal group. He came in for rehersal one time and had a wig on and the group knew something was up. He dumped a huge bag of silver dollars all over the floor and everyone got on the floor and started grabbing them.
Please react to Elvis and the black community part 1&2 it will help you to understand Elvis better and how he was treated!! The one and only 👑
Reading a book about Elvis' early days: "Last train to Memphis." In 1957 Elvis made a guest appearance (not a performance) at Ellis Auditorium in Memphis for a Goodwill fund to help needy African American children. The women and girls in the crowd, all African American, went crazy for Elvis much like the women in the video. Color didn't matter. Some black writers covering the event did resent the adulation Elvis got while performers such as BB King were ignored, so maybe that's where some of the resentment sprang from.
He was the only white in that fund raising event. That only showed how generous and kind hearted he was to everyone.
I have a feeling from one of the official documentaries by his friends and family, that a certain Ms Houston mum was one of the backing singers, and look at The Osmonds live in recent years they talk about Elvis, as their mothers were very similar and the Osmond Mother became close to Elvis, as they shared the same outlook on religion, and other things, and some say that Elvis copied the Black music of the time, but he was way ahead of his time, he hated people being treated differently, again there are official documentaries, which I only ever watch on anyone, otherwise fact and fiction blend and that's where rumours come from
Kiss Fest!!!
Elvis had the most awesome lips! And if you ever noticed the way he move them sometimes like a quiver, it’s awesome! I believe his daughter Lisa Marie has his lips!
Elvis didnt just move us female s he put us into a trembling move.
THOSE BABY BLUE EYES...YUM,YUM!
He always appreciated and love his audience esp his fans. and remained humble, kind, generous and also had great sense of humor. No wonder 44 yrs after he's death he is still the most popular, love and adore celebrity by his fans and everyone. No other singer can compare with his looks, charisma, magnetism, moves, stage presence, his fashion, his popularity around the world. . . . everything about him in fact.
Glad you connected to Elvis He was absolutely the best!!
Elvis knew a simple kiss would make a memory for a lifetime for some people. Check out Elvis and the black community, Elvis was caught in the middle between whites and blacks. Elvis had to be a very strong person, he took heat from both sides. But you see he liked all races
If you have any doubts as to why Elvis sang the songs he did or why others accuse him of stealing music, I highly encourage you to watch "Elvis: Return to Tupelo". It explains how several genres of music became engrained in him from an early age.
Did you count how many girls he kissed?? 😂 it was over 30! Now ill sit over and wait patiently for his kiss!! Haha 🥰😘😘
He was always respectful of other artists and he always asked to cover their song. If he covered a song he always gave a portion of the profits to the original owner or singer of the song. Dolly Parton wanted him to do her song "I will always love you", no it's not Whitney Houston's song, but the reason Elivs didn't cover the song is because Dolly wanted to reserve all rights to the song. Actually I think Elvis wouldn't have cared but the deal was handled by his manager Colonal Tom Parker. Side note Whitney Houston's mother was one of Elvis' back up singers. Whitney knew Elvis when she was a child.
He was so much better live!!
He was down to earth never showed a differences in people
Lisa and Elvis together are amazing..
The women That man. And can't you see why. So I'm not gay. But I'm not blind either. That was a damn good looking man. Not only did he have the looks, but he had the voice to back it up. Kind of like Mohammed Ali.
He could float like a butterfly and a Sting like a bee. Truly the king of rock .
Thanks for the reaction.
If you listen to the black artist and entertainers of the time - there is no hate. The hate came later with haters and those that either didn't know anything about Elvis or who just wanted to cry wolf. To bad untrue stories have been passed down and folks don't do their own research. Anther great that had trouble with an improper image is Sammy Davis Jr. Thee best entertainer ever!
Thanks again.
Listen to "what now my love"
Elvis was one of a kind! There are always going to be haters. I grew up watching this man. I was five years old when this was filmed. I never knew or saw anything I didn’t like about Elvis. I felt bad for him in his last days, because he was in a lot of pain and he turned to pills. Pills ended up killing him! Putting that on the side, Elvis was kind, loving and very generous. He was not a racist!
thanks for your reactions of the King Elvis Presley ! Can you do : We Can Make The Mourning or Mary in the mourning you'll be very impress with Elvis voice that will never be matched !!! TCB
You should watch the video Elvis and the black community that echo will never die. Many people that thought he was one way changed their minds after watching that video.
God he was gorgeous....!!
Now you know why the fans loved Elvis! He was a showman. Elvis at one time was the coolest Cat on the Planet.
Not just one of the greatest. THE GREATEST there EVER was. He was just THE BEST. R.I.P. ♥️🙏
Do you need to watch Elvis and the black community that’ll give you an understanding of what was going on back then
Elvis was just special.
Loved your reaction i can't watch an entire video it breaks my heart i can't watch without crying my eyes out. Elvis was the best friend i ever had in my entire life. we met when i was 17 yrs old. I won a radio show contest and the prize was a day with Elvis but our friendship lasted past that one day in time. All the memories of my friend are tucked safe in my heart forever. i saw him a few weeks before he passed we had a short conversation which i will never share again because people are so nasty and comment hurtful heart breaking things they do not know me but they still can't keep their mouths closed about things they know nothing about. I walk past Graceland everyday. Great reaction loved it. love from Memphis Tn.
Great performance from Elvis he first did it in 1956 from his first film Love me Tender Elvis is the Goat thank you Just Pretend 👍
He always did this in his shows. He loved his fans. The issue was he sang black music, but he said they had soul. It opened the doors for all black entertainers. Since he saw others as only his brother and sister, he couldn't understand why they wouldn't play their music. He was first to admit he was influenced by the black sound and he made certain everyone knew.
A pre-pandemic performance.
Please play where no one stands alone by Elvis and Lisa Marie Presley.thank you.Vonnie ❤❤❤ and ❤❤❤
I use to sing this to my daughter at night. If I forgot she would waddle out and say momma sing me tender
Fever from Aloha From Hawaii concert
WTF look on some of the guys faces is priceless! LOL!
It's Elvis! Always expect the unexpected. I just have to request one more song: Elvis Presley - What now my love (Live 1973 Best version!) (3:15).
🇺🇸👍 I’ve been watching your Elvis videos..what I really enjoy is watching you.
You really express your appreciation
You need to react to Elvis singing What Now My Love from the Aloha From Hawaii concert. YOU MUST
Unchained melody by Elvis too!
the king
That was the only time he did this
My first elvis movie I saw was Love me tender. Love this song. I try to sing this nice song on my channel. I am a huge fan💖💖been an elvis fan since 1967.
You have a great outlook on life I can tell! I like your perspective. He is the King.... Elvis the Pelvis was one of his nicknames. They use to ban him from performing they had such narrow minded people that didn't appreciate entertaining. Thanks for doing this, I'm a fan.
The deal with the rhythm & blues is that a lot of black singers think Elvis stole the r& b from them. But he didn't. He grew up in the sticks in Tupelo, Miss. beside them in the poor section. He was influenced by them because he grew up with blacks and whites together. He is not prejudiced at all. He doesn't see black or white just people. Also he is the best singer, entertainer that ever lived.
Thanks for doing the research! This song was from his 1st movie of the same name! His voice only improved and his range improved over the years. It would be nice if you could review that version also!
Your presentations are quite well done, Pat! I think you can go a long way in this field!!!