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Elvis was a natural dancer. He kickstarted modern dance. There is no MJ solo act without Elvis.
I mean James brown also played a huge part
@@Ruezzreacts27 James Brown DEFINITELY played a role. Also Fred Astaire and Jackie Wilson. But Elvis Presley was by and far away his largest influence. The entire JACKSON FIVE band, including Michael, went to Elvis Presley. Michael was a young boy just starting out and would go backstage to meet Elvis.
James Brown and ELVIS was VERY CLOSE. They called themselves BROTHERS, DURING the worst parts of the CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT in the 1960s. Elvis had the same bond with Jackie Wilson and the legendary boxer and proud Muslim practitioner Muhammad Ali. Imagine a CHRISTIAN and a MUSLIM breaking bread during this nations most dangerous time... the race riots.
Back to James Brown who said: “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, and dedicated, and God loved him … I love him and hope to see him in heaven. There will never be another like that Soul Brother”. During Elvis' private family wake, James was the LAST ONE TO LEAVE. 3 hours and 30 minutes later -- it took several of his security guards to physically help him out of the room. James was devastated -- James and Elvis sang Gospel together many a night to all hours of the morning at each others' homes. James Brown was considered family by the Presleys because he and Elvis were so close. After the wake, Broewn made another public statement, in the music studio --a very special remake of Love Me Tender -- which is on youtube
He coreographed the dance scene in Jailhouse Rock.
@@kathleenmayhorne3183 They HIRED a choreographer, but he wound up doing pretty much what he wanted to do from what I understand.
@@Ruezzreacts27 Yeah, the final minute or so of this performance is clearly influenced by James Brown's early performances in the mid-1960s.
Elvis loved jo joke around on stage, the "show it up your nose" was just a funny adlib, he did that often on stage. He had carisma and was very funny .
Definitely had a good time 💯
Shove it up your nose was added to the song because he hit himself in the nose with the microphone at some point in one of his songs it was funny to him so he just added ut to fill in the song .
Elvis gave an astronomical 1,684 Concerts and over 6,000 Live Performances during his 24 year career, an astonishing and amazing achievement not surpassed by anyone else in the music business!
And over 1.6 Billion Records sold Worldwide (international sales went largely unreported so no one truly knows how many more records he actually sold around the world - probably 3x that amount reported). And that number was the total as of 1986!!! The Highest Selling Single Artist in the History of Recorded Music.
AND the Only Entertainer in the World that is a member of these 4 major Music Halls of Fame - Rock 'n Roll HOF, R&B HOF, Country HOF and Gospel HOF!
His contributions to the blues and gospel and rockabilly often is misunderstood or undervalued. The most amazing stat to me that Elvis absolutely crushes is 114 Top 40 Hits on the Billboard charts. Noone comes ANYWHERE CLOSE. 114 were in the Top 40, 40 were in the top 10, and 18 went to number one BEFORE HE DIED.
Today he's up to 34 Number 1 Hits. "Elvis: 30 #1 Hits" debuted in 2003. It's most recent certification, a 6× Platinum award, for US sales in excess of six million copies, was announced by the RIAA on March 8, 2018. England accounted for over 3 Million.
The album helped Elvis to have the longest span of number one albums on the Billboard 200. The album remained on the chart for one hundred and twelve weeks.
"Elvis created a new style all his own, and gave an injection to black music like no other artist had ever done." --- Legendary black entertainer Rufus Thomas.
And no he wasn't referring to cocaine! He never drank alcohol or illegal drugs.
All prescribed! There so so many rumors and misconceptions about Elvis. He was a kind, humble, Christian, giving man. There are lots of documentaries on UA-cam that you can watch if you are ever interested.
He was a trendsetter and a once in a lifetime entertainer!
TCB ⚡👑 2023
He was a druggie.
He wasn't talking about drugs. He was just a smart alec.
I can't tell you how much i love and miss him, there is not a day that goes by that i don't think of him and all the memories we made in 10 short years, his death knocked the wind out of me i have never been the same since, Elvis was the big brother i never had. He is also my guardian angel. Graceland is my go to place when it get's to hard to live w/o my friend i go there and walk around and remember Elvis and all the beautiful times we had together. He was the only person in my life that understood me and cared about my feelings and opinions. What it comes down to is we both needed a true friend and we were that for each other. Awesome reaction. I had to set someone straight last night people trying to dirty Elvis name not on my watch what sickens me the most is the people that are talking smack know nothing of what they are speaking of, i have spent my entire adult life speaking out to people that try and judge a beautiful soul that is not here to defend himself no one will disrespect him period. God bless you and your family from the one and only Memphis Tn. 😭Elvis told me all the time you should always know where you stand with people now i know what he meant. #forevermyking #forevermysexyjello
The only reason he sang shove it up your nose is because it was the first thing that came to mind that rhymed with the last line.
That line isn't an actual part of the song. Elvis always like to goof around during live performances to make it fun.
Ah ok we definitely can tell with this performance 💯
When i saw it was Elvis i subbed I love the younger generation learning about Elvis, he is a legend. Thank you both.
Me too. It’s wonderful to see the dawning appreciation of the real Elvis, not the media trivial caricature of the man that most people take as truth. Elvis often improvised in songs ( shove it up your nose was him joking about the Mike in his face. He tried LSD once and hated it and despised street drugs. ) well spotted that Elvis was conducting his band and backing singers. He arranged everything and was a meticulous producer. They all had to watch him like hawks because he’d be spontaneous ad go on longer or short her or make up words. His drummer was Ronnie Tutt who always worked with Elvis. Elvis never lip sync in his concerts. Imagine how fit he was. He was a Black belt in Karate. Great reaction can’t wait to see more. Look at his performance of If I can dream on the 1968 special and watch the 2 videos of ‘Elvis and the Black community “ it’ll really open your eyes to what a great man he was. 🙏👌💕🕺
Youll find Elvis sometimes adlibed with the words of his songs . Elvis felt the music his moves are in time with the drummer.
Now for the drugs they were perscription drugs for serious problems he had . Insomnia large liver and heart high blood pressure and glucama in his eyes from the flash bulbs
Hi guys. As far as the song words: The song part in question goes, "so, if an old friend i know, stops by to says hello,...Would i still see suspicion in your eyes?"; however, Elvis was joking around and did change it to add "so, if an old friend i know, shove it up your nose...before moving on with the song. He was having fun with the idea of someone being jealous and threw in those words for humor.
Good reaction. By the way, he's movements have always been like that and in fact, he got tamer as he got older, and it wasn't because of drugs. Even early in his career during the mid 1950's there are interviews where he said he can't stop moving and sit still because he felt the music, and this was way before drugs were prevalent that started mostly to gain popular in the 1960's with the British invasion of music and psychedelic influences that were brought about by the hippies and others. This concert was in 1969 or early 1970's. He was just a natural at feeling the music.
First time seeing your channel. "Elvis" brought me here. He is my favourite singer! Iconic man and performance. Enjoyed your reaction. More Elvis please. 👍🥇🎶🎧(🌍🇿🇦)
I liked this performance and your reaction a lot.💚
If you want to see a compilation of dancemoves from Elvis and MJ, i suggest *i got a feeling in my body*.
Could you please turn down the background music. I could barely understand what you said at the end.
Please do more Elvis content! He was very talented, generous, funny... I love that he supported other entertainer and tried to treat everbody the same.
Thank you for your lovely reaction!💚☀️
Yes, react to the suggestion above. “I Got A Feeling In My Body”, with Elvis and Michael Jackson. See who had the dance moves first.
You can’t compare Elvis to Michael Jackson, in dance. Michael was a professional dancer who practice all his life. Michael was one of the great dances. Elvis was not a dancer, he never considered himself to be a dancer. Elvis didn’t practice his moves for hours, he just improvised to the music as he felt it and also conducted his band with his movements.
You need to watch that video where they show the comparison between Elvis and Michael Jackson dancing. Now I'm a huge fan of both but yes Michael took a lot of moves from Elvis.
ua-cam.com/video/-I2tsnuC0nE/v-deo.htmlsi=t5Fve44ryg1zClEh here's the video showing the dance moves
Two totally different styles! But both unique an Kings
Thanks so much for your reaction to Elvis (Jan. 8, 1935-Aug. 16, 1977).
Elvis was born on January 8, 1935 in Tupelo, Mississippi, in a 2 room shack of a house his dad built with money he borrowed from his boss. That's how dirt poor they were. He was one half of identical twins; the other boy - Jesse Garon - was stillborn. They were so poor, that Jesse Garon was buried in a shoebox in an unmarked grave. At Graceland they have a plaque with his name on it in his memory.
Elvis always got along with the black community and learned a lot about music from his friends of color. Also, according to the one drop rule, Elvis would not be considered white, since he has Cherokee ancestors on both the Smith (his mother) and the Presley (his father) sides of the family. His paternal grandfather, Jesse Dunning Presley, was not happy that his two sons, Elvis' father Vernon and his brother Vester, married two sisters, Gladys and Clettes who were known to have Cherokee blood in their family tree. J.D. Presley was quite the racist a-hole, often drunk and a philandering husband to Minnie Mae (they were actually separated long before they finally divorced in 1954) who was always competing with his sons Vester and Vernon and who was known to abuse his kids when drunk. J.D. was was publicly against race mixing and was in denial about the Cherokee blood in his own family tree. It was more publicly known that the Smith family had Native blood in their family tree, so when both his sons fell for 2 Smith sisters and Vernon, on top of that, was still a minor at 17 when he eloped with Gladys who was 4 years older than him, Jesse was totally pissed off.
As a child, Elvis already had many friends in the black community at the time his family was one of 4 "white" families that lived in the predominantly black neighborhood The Hill, just across from Shake Rag. His childhood friend Sam Bell said that some of the (black) kids in that neighborhood had lighter skin than Elvis (ua-cam.com/video/LrFCyNMvZWk/v-deo.html). One of Elvis' bodyguards once said that he thought it was a miracle Elvis got into Humes High School in Memphis, because it was "lily white". Elvis wanted to be more open about his Native ancestry, but his manager "colonel" Tom Parker (real name Andreas van Kuijk) was against it because he was afraid it might cost Elvis fans (and himself money). They did have Elvis play characters in his movies though where he had Native American blood (Flaming Star, G.I. Blues, Stay Away Joe). Once Elvis had his own (apprentice) job learning to be an electrician, he saved up his money and bought his clothes in the same style that many of his friends of color wore. He was called a (forgive me, just stating facts here) "n-lover" and got beaten up several times too. Later, when he was an established star, he would not perform at places where the members of color of his back-up band/orchestra weren't allowed.
Great reaction to Elvis! Please check out ( Elvis and the black community part 1&2 that echo will never die ) this will answer a lot of questions and learn what Elvis went through, You won’t regret it!! There’s a lot of celebrities in this BB King, Stevie Wonder, 50 Cent, Serena Williams, Arsenio Hall, Eddie Murphy, Whitney Houston fun fact, Whitney’s mom Cissy Houston was one of Elvis‘s background singers
Check out ** 1970 live in Las Vegas ( Polk Salad Annie 4:51 ) more dance moves
“68” comeback special ( Trying To Get To You 2:58 ) powerful vocals
* Now if you want to see all of Elvis’s charisma especially with the ladies then react to ** 1970 live in Las Vegas ( Love Me Tender 4:36 ) kissing all the girls 🥰 Elvis loved his fans and we loved him the ladies wanted him and the men wanted to be him, lol just sit back and enjoy this one 😊 and before you say something NO the husbands didn’t get mad their the ones who told them to go get a kiss from Elvis 🤣😂
Thank you for keeping Elvis alive!! 🔥🎶🎤🎸🔥
"Shove it up your nose" was a common fraiz back then. Sometimes they would say, " Shove it up your nose withe a rubber hose ".
Elvis loved to kid around.
All his concerts was good. Love him
What are you talking about? Elvis dancing is fire.
He adlibbed Shove it up your nose…Elvis being Elvis lol always having fun
More Elvis please ❤ maybe " An American Trilogy" from the Aloha in Hawaii in 73
There is no better than this man!!!♥️🇫🇮
There are many good singers... but ELVIS is the 💎 "Diamond" among them!! 🕺🏻🕯 Thank you
Elvis was a practical joker. He often pulled pranks onstage as well as off stage. I went to 2 of his concerts in 1972 when I was 10/11 and neither were exactly the same. That man was spectacular live.
BTW Elvis only took prescription drugs. Besides the uppers and downers that the doctor gave him (back then they prescribed those like they were candy back then) to keep him going with his grueling schedule, Elvis had a lot of health problems and physical pain that he took medication for. The doctor had him taking medications together that no sane doctor today would prescribe at the same time to a patient because they can cause major problems when combined. A doctor who had access to his medical records and autopsies said that Elvis had a rare genetic disease that very few knew anything about and there were no tests for back then. All of his health problems and the say he was able to move are all symptoms of the disease. He said Elvis was probably in almost constant pain the last few years of his life and that the stress of that and all the medications he took plus an obstructed bowel for weeks caused Elvis to have a heart attack.
However, if you look at his moves from when he first became popular in the 50's (before the drugs) you can tell that his movements had nothing to do with tbe drugs. In fact he got tamer as he got older. Besides Elvis did say from the beginning that if he couldn't move that he couldn't sing.
I love the smiles on both your faces
Thank you Susan
If you watch the video "Elvis and the black community" it will give you a better understanding on Elvis. Great reaction..
They gave a crap reaction. Fact.
From a third generation Elvis fan thank you for keeping Elvis alive. Watch love me tender live 1970 to see Elvis do something you ain't never seen before. It's worth the watch. Elvis and the black community is a great way to see the man Elvis was
“Shove it up your nose” was a saying in the 70s. “Shove it up your nose with a rubber hose.” (Fonzi) He ALWAYS had super high energy. Look at videos from the 50s and that leg is bouncing.
*_TRIVIA :_* At the end of the video when Elvis reappears out of the dark, he has a different suit on. What happened was Elvis did two shows a day. When they edited the two videos, they somehow got the two endings mixed up. Most people never notice it. Cheers ----
It was Elvis who first promoted the Jackson 5 in Lake Tahoe during his show that gave the Jacksons worldwide fame and put them on the map. Elvis got them suited up by having his outfit designer Bill Bellow create their outfits, and MJ kept him throughout his career.
But there is even more I bet you never knew:
When Presley died, MJ hired much of Elvis' staff. UNDENIABLE EVIDENCE that the King of Pop was heavily influenced by the KING OF ROCK Elvis Presley.
1. MJ hired Elvis' best friend JOE ESPOSITO to manage his career,
2. MJ hired Elvis' CONCERT PROMOTER AEG Live co-CEO Paul Gongaware.
3. MJ hired Elvis' COSTUME DESIGNER Bill Belew (he created outfits for Elvis, the JACKSON 5, then MJ),
4. ... in addition to all the similar dance moves
5. ... in addition and arm and leg movements
6. ... in addition to their desire to create music videos... elaborate video representations of their songs
7. They BOTH lived in THEMED TWO STORY HOMES, Elvis called his escape home Graceland, while MJ decided to call his escape home Neverland.
8. MJ attempted to duplicate Elvis' success in Hollywood, and before his death had made a cameo appearance in Men in Black, and released Moonwalker in 1988, an anthology movie combined with a fantasy tale with Michael’s confrontation with a drug dealer, with limited theatrical release.
9. MJ even went into commercials... Elvis for Southern Maid donuts, and MJ for Pepsi, even though he hated Pepsi... but Elvis did a commercial so.....
10: Merchandise: MJ studied what Col Tom Parker did with Elvis' Merchandise.
and a bonus # 11: Elvis had a few monkeys. His first once he purchased before moving into Graceland. Most famously, Elvis bought a pet monkey that he called Scatter who supposedly got drunk on Elvis' movie sets on a few occasions, and MJ bought a monkey and he named it Bubbles.
Ok Last One I promise: MJ literally writes a song called... Heartbreak Hotel. Where Elvis co-created a musical art form, MJ largely built on one.
Where Elvis changed sexual mores in the conservative wake of World War II (in a very rebellious way that threatened his life with imprisonment and death threats), Michael built on what Elvis began with more sexually suggestive choreographed dance moves.
And where Elvis, expanding on James Dean's work, harnessed a burgeoning youth culture that rebelled against the social elites in the 50's youth revolution, the 60's sexual revolution, and the 50's and 60s civil rights movement, MJ drew more attention to it.
MJ did it brilliantly ... but his cultural impact pales in comparison to Presley's'.
Elvis came along at just the time the first identifiable generation of teenagers were about to substitute a drive for freedom for their parents' drive for security. 'With the change in values came a change in music and you had the impact of what became rock and roll'. 'Elvis stood at the cusp of that generational revolution. TV + YOUTH REVOLUTION ... and Elvis just ran away with the football.
MJ really did copy as much as he could from Elvis, and that's OK... because MJ put HIS SPIN on it, but LET'S BE HONEST and call it straight down the line, MJ VERY CLEARLY was inspired by Elvis Presley and how he defined himself as a SUPERSTAR and legend.
I respect Elvis and MJ for being the TWO KINGS of MUSIC that they are. Brilliantly fan-made Elvis' and Michael Jackson's "I Got A Feeling in my Body" studies some of Elvis' moves that MJ picked up on and included in his stage presentation.
Elvis didn’t take illegal drugs. Only drugs doctors prescribed. He was shaking his leg like that, from the time he started singing. It has nothing to do with drugs.
And, ‘Shove it up your nose’ is an insult. The G-rated version of “Shove it up your a*s”
Keep bringing us Elvis I subscribed but please don’t pause as much you pause to close together & as the other comment says it freezes up on us so we can’t enjoy the performance & with Elvis you you don’t want to miss a second of his what is great about his live performances is that he is so unpredictable even his band members watch every move he made they we’re so in-sync with each other!
If you want to enjoy Elvis’ performance why not just watch the original video. You know if you watch a reaction video there will be pauses and comments throughout. I watch reaction videos to experience the reactions from people who are only just discovering him (I’ve been a fan since 1961)
Y'all have to realize.. first off.. the King.. he could sing anything but Opera... he commanded the stage.. his voice.. beyond compare. Sex appeal off the charts. He was the master of performing live... he also did most of the arrangements.. he didn't write songs but he knew how to make songs his own. and laughig right now.. Elvis was truly the first King of Bling... come on.. just look at his suits, his rings, his belts..
Hey Guys
Love you reaction
Elvis loves to joke around on stage
That's why he said
Shove it up your nose 😂
The way Elvis jokes around with his back up singers
Elvis grew up in the black community and he respected black people
He wasn't racist
He loved everyone
There's a video called I got a feeling in my body
Which compares Michael Jackson to Elvis
They were so similar
Just different eras
Michael Jackson married Elvis's daughter
Lisa Marie Presley
Anyway guys love your reaction
I have subscribed to you guys
With Elvis you can't go wrong
the nose comment was just him fooling around. he did this show several times a night I believe
Awesome reaction guy’s, if I may make a request it’s “ Elvis and the Black community “ 👍
YOU TWO DUDES ARE DOPE! AWESOME AWESOME REACTION GENTLEMEN 🤜🤛🔥🔥🔥
Thank you 🔥🤌🏾
his leg movement was to the bands beat
☝🕺🎸🎤Rip Elvis, The G.O.A.T. ⚡ TCB ⚡🇵🇷🇺🇲❤🙏
If you really wanna understand "Love me Tender" 1970
Elvis was the man back in the day. The boys wore& combed their hair & raised their collars on their shirts. Very very few with his sideburns. None that thick. They grew them. Women fainted away. I am the same age as Elvis would be. Lots of songs & performaces through the years you should watch. He always shook his leg long before dr. Scrip. Drugs. Only dr. Pills.
Just FYI...that's not Elvis in the thumbnail pic. That's actor Austin Butler who portrayed him in the "Elvis" hit movie that came out last year (in a scene recreating the Vegas "Suspicious Minds" performance).
Yep I couldn’t find a clear picture of Elvis himself so I just used the actor
He said ....... Shove it up your nose to JD Sumner ...... The man with that very low bass ......
Elvis was totally original and MJ openly admitted to his credit that he was influenced by Elvis in all aspects including dress and moves. You can clearly see the MJ moves and dress where he mirrored Elvis, which is perfectly okay as it is a compliment of respect. In my opinion, MJ was a great entertainer by not even close to Elvis when it comes to looks, charisma, or quality and power of voice.
Interesting view ima disagree in terms of quality and charisma tho 🤷🏾♂️
MJ never said that --- Lisa Marie even said MJ respected her Dad -- but He was not influenced by Elvis Yes James Brown & Fred Astaire --- MJ said something that made no sense though in an article saying Elvis was before his time -- and had no influence on him YET James Brown did and Fred Astaire which were before his time I know James Brown and MJ were close friends .... Also MJ said He was taking the crown for KING & He would be known as the KING
@@HeavenlyPresley-Tonya Michael was talking to Elizabeth Taylor about his record sales and said that he should be the King of Rock and Roll and she shut him down and said that Elvis was the King of Rock and he replied to just call him the King of Pop then. The next time Elizabeth was interviewed, she referred to Michael as the King of Pop and it stuck. Elvis was called the King by those around him, Michael had to give himself his nickname. Much like Jordan vs Lebron. Jordan was called the greatest by those he played against. Lebron had to call himself the greatest. Elvis changed music and the world, Michael didn't. Jordan took basketball global, Lebron didn't. The comparisons aren't really fair though. Elvis, Jordan, both were the greatest to ever do it in their respective fields. Nobody really even comes a close second.
Elvis was very anti-drug. He even told Nixon that he was willing to infiltrate the rock star groups to shut down the usage of illegal narcotics. He took medicine prescribed by a doctor, he just didn't know that the doctor was taking his orders from Colonel Tom Parker and not Elvis himself. Tom had the Doctor pushing meds to keep Elvis going when Elvis wanted to slow down and relax, take a break and get back into shape. He wanted to cut his last tour short and take a long vacation and get healthy, but Tom wouldn't let him.
He wasn't doing "drugs." He had stage fright. Nerves...that is how it manifested
A little Elvis Trivia for you. One of the women in his backup singers from the19 70 to the end of his career was Whitney Houston's mother.
Elvis had a fantastic sense of humor, you'll see it in many of his video's.. he'll also ad lib lines occasionally, lol..
He said STOP TO SAY HELLO
No lip sync or auto tune ! No elvis playlist so hard to find the reactions
He had hecklers when he performed, just like now. People can be rude. A guy wanted to fight him once, he used his judo on him and won.
Just wanted to say this:
Studio recordings will showcase his vocals and live shows showcase his entertainment value
Definitely see the difference in the other reactions we have done 🤌🏾
Good for you catching the adlib , he's telling the suspicious girlfriend if a old friend ( girl ) stops by to say hello " shove it up your nose " . Watch his Ed Sullivan shows with Elvis , the legs always shook long before they pumped him with drugs to relax and then more to get him on the stage .
Elvis is the goat of goats
Could u react to jailhouse rock from the movie jailhouse rock by Elvis presley please. Got some great moves in it.
One of his singers was Whitney Houston's mum.
Wow I did not know that
Wow...
Amazing performance 🎭 🔥💯
He was goffing off. With the ad lib....no, he wasnt talking about drugs. Just being silly
Elvis love to mix up the song sometimes he sangs the songs alot that is just how elvis moves how he feels the song he was a jokester
elvis liked to screw around a lot so the SHOVE IT UP YOUR NOSE is he goofing around
Did you know his real hair Color is blonde? He was raised in Mississippi until he was 13. Than Nashville TN
I just want you to know I'm being respectful when I say. It's hard to watch a reaction when the UA-camr pauses their reaction a lot. One or two pauses isn't too bad. I like watching people's reactions and facial expressions more than what they have to say. I'm being real and I sure don't want you to take it wrong. ❤
What you are sharing is valid. We just think it’s boring if we don’t say anything in the moment .and thank you for being respectful roni 💯
Do you think you could not continually stop the video after every 4 or 5 words?? My goodness -- you're killing the flow of the performance. People really want to see as much straight through as possible -- this shows you what he was really all about without so much disruption. Elvis was constantly moving because he had an inner nervous energy about his temperament & he never could stand still. He was not literally dancing on these performances but moving to the music. Suggestion for 2 songs: "Blue Suede Shoes" from his '68 special ua-cam.com/video/Ak5KEbi8Nac/v-deo.html from sitting in chair to standing center stage & an amazing "Jailhouse Rock" also '68 special ua-cam.com/video/87N6Qa0D7KY/v-deo.html for 2 powerhouse performances -- Elvis unleashed doing what he did best.-- you could do one & follow it with the other because they only total 4 min. together. New subscriber -- thank you.
Nice reaction....just a couple of things. 1970 he returned to live concerts so yeah he was in great shape. The other thing was you mentioned low key and broadly he was on drugs..... that's where the research comes in. What medications in particular and for what medical conditions? Hmm. It's a statement based off what people have slammed him on off what they heard and to make $$$ by spinning it. Just want yall to look at that with an open mind
If you are going to react to Elvis get your facts ! He said Shove it up your nose, being a smart ass, that is what we used to say back in the day if we were be a smart mouth and wanted to make someone mad. Nothing to do with drugs! Learn about this man and you will amazed.
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He dances better when he was younger
He sometimes would add silly things to his performances.
There a song he (Elvis) recorded in the 60s called Stranger in my hometown a real bluesy number that he did. Like you said the type music he grew up on. The original recordings THE MEMPHIS SESSIONS, wasn't recorded that way. It's STRANGER IN MY HOMETOWN X- RADED VERSION . Check it out ! Thank You, Thank You very much. TCB .🤘
He was cutting up with his group. He was only on sleeping pills and uppers. By 1974 he started stronger medications from his doctor. He used to crack jokes.
He's just being silly about the nose thing...on one of his songs he starts counting and marching...don't try to read stuff in it...he's a very silly guy
no he was not talking about drugs but shoving in your nose, meaning shoving in your face...he never done drugs, only prescribe medication...so guys please don't say things like that...
Shove it up your nose, with a rubber hose was just a saying we used in the 70's. Nothing pertaining to drugs.
The video froze after he jokes around with one of the girls in the Sweet Inspirations. You missed a lot of his movements as a result.
Nah the video only freezes for you guys. when we screen record it doesn’t freeze .
@@Ruezzreacts27Thanks for replying and letting me know. That's good to know. I don't need to see it cause I've seen it hundreds of times.
@LM-hb6yn no problem we will have the issue fixed soon just gotta get the right equipment
Elvis never did write songs, but his daughter, Lisa Marie, did.
Seriously speaking Elvis wasn't shaking that leg because of drug's..He started out in the 1950s shaking that leg..That was one reason back then they wouldn't film him from the waist down..He was never aware that he was even doing it.. Elvis said " I just hear music n my body just reacts to it..Even when he was in the Army his sergant asked him Why he keeps shaking that leg?? Elvis said " Sorry Serg but if i stop I'll lose money." Cute response..Thanks guys..
Omg 😂- "shove it up your nose" is just a really old way of saying "stick it up your ass". There wasn't a ton of cursing back then, ESPECIALLY in public, on TV or during a show. I believe you could be fined for indecency back then. They refused to show him from the waste down at first when he was in the ED Sullivan Show because gyrsting movements were largely considered indecent. It was a whole other time. He paved the way for music today in many ways. His habits aside, the comment had nothing to do with drugs. That was a taboo subject!
you cant pause the song 35 x ..the momentum is completely fkd
What did you mean at the beginning when you said the videos trash?
Watch Love Me Tender live. All the women want to kiss him.
Already did check the Elvis playlist 🤌🏾
Watch love me tender from this same concert and all the girls he kisses .
I've always believed it was about cocaine.
No a common phrase in those days for 'shove it up your ass' or get lost.
He did say, "shove it up your nose." Elvis was a jokester as well. He liked having fun on stage as you will see. Why do you young people always think of drugs? Clear it up, prescription drugs. You turned the video off so much that the screen just froze. Just to let you know, you missed a lot of action.
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U TALK 2 MUCH
You guys talk to much... Bye....
You cant go 30 seconds without pausing worst reactors I have ever seen ruining a great song
Thank you
Unwatchable
All good
How long did it take you to memorize your fake Analysis? 😂😂😂