FIRST TIME LISTENING TO ELVIS PRESLEY!! elvis presley - in the ghetto REACTION!
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2023
- Yeah mane yeah Elvis is always a legend in the making manee!! I got back into it! Follow socials or back of the truck son!🛻🎲
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He's in the country music hall of fame. That beautiful southern accent he had always got me
The KING, one and only. Forever ELVIS ❤❤❤❤❤
hey there…. its never too late to appreciate the King. i was in love with him when i was 5… just rediscovered the Elvis universe since the movie came out. lets appreciate the greatness and worldwide impact he had on music and style for the yourhculture.Icon.prepare to be flabbergasted! enjoy the ride…. how about some „ polk salad Annie“ next…. and make sure to check out some dicumentaries soon… like Elvis and the black community or King of kindness.
Elvis Presley "Don't Be Cruel" (January 6, 1957) on The Ed Sullivan Show
I subbed, more Elvis please! He changed the world. He grew up in a Ghetto and housing projects. He knew about struggle and being poor. He was the best of the best in every way. Thanks for this reaction. You will enjoy learning more and experiencing his talent and unequaled performances.❤️🥰
He was born in a Mississippi ghetto and often went to a black church. He was very poor and loved all kinds of music, funny he and Cash were good friends. He dated June Carter for a while. He is in 5 music halls of Fame. He is in the Country music hall of fame. He is a combo are country, gospel and rhythm and blues. Thanks man.
Sadly this song is relevant till this day.
J. Cash ( with footage) and Elvis ( just audio) impersonated each other once.
Thank you for this beautiful song!🌞
Yup his backup girls were always these beautiful black girls The sweet inspirations. How about reacting to Elvis And the black community . Btw Elvis knew the ghetto and projects well… he grew up in these neighborhoods. He ain’t one thing..he is rock, blues, country, and gospel and whatever else .
Next two: If I Can Dream and American Trilogy. Check the links in my other post here
C J Rice, listen to Elvis singing “If I could dream” and to find out how he is revered even after all these years, watch “ Elvis in the Black community, parts one and two” and Elvis of the generous heart”. Loved your instant appreciation of Elvis’s style. Elvis could sing anything and made every song he sang, from rock and roll, country, ballads and gospel, exceptional. Enjoy👌💕🕺
Dude, just listen to him, and you will find out the whole story.
ELVIS... Immortal!! … A singer for eternity!!! … 💎🕺🏻✨🕯✨ Thank you
Nice reaction! Request: ELVIS "Trouble/Guitar man". 1968 Comeback show opening number. czcams.com/video/4FkyeO_PRlw/video.html
yessssirrrr maneeeeeeee!!
You need to go look up a video called Elvis Presley and the black community there's a couple different ones there is one part and there's a second part but the black community loved Elvis Presley and Elvis did a lot of good things for the black community.
Before you start your video here I want to make a quick comment this song was actually written by another singer songwriter named Mac Davis and Elvis Presley begged him to give him the song to sing because he loved this song that much and Mac Davis agreed and even though Mac Davis's version of this song is really really good I love this version by Elvis Presley as well. You'll understand what I mean when you listen to it here in a second.
Sorry......I missed it.......what was your name again?????
If you haven't yet check out Elvis and the Black Community
what's with all the flags...did you serve in the military. I mean, JFC. Your accent changes thru every sentence. bwhahahha. Elvis was (still is) the most loved, beloved, most successful male artist in history. the first true MEGA star worldwide....he also served his country, he acted in over 53 movies. He came from a very very poor family, worked and worked and still to this day (I mean they just did an oscar nominated film about him and he died in 1977) he's outsold all of them. He was a huge advocate for equal rights....and as his legacy goes, was above and beyond generous to his fans, family, friends and all whom worked for him. AND, well....one can't overlook the beauty of this man....I mean, look at his face.
Well said! I would just add he was also generous to complete strangers and did many more acts of charity than most people know about. If he heard about someone in need or read about it in the paper, he immediately set about meeting that need, without cameras/publicity or anyone knowing.
He is in many Halls of Fame, including the 5 major halls of fame: Country, R&R, Gospel, Blues and Rockabilly. He could sing anything, even the phone book, and it would sound great. He's arguably the biggest star of all time. To this day his home is the second most visited home in the country, second only to the White House. In his time even other huge stars were starstruck by him! He caused a stir in a Hollywood studio cafeterias with people who were used to big name stars and didn't pay any attention if the biggest names in Hollywood walked in... but Elvis just walking down the hall in front of the big windows toward the cafeteria door had the entire room mesmerized with every mouth shut and every eye on him. And the stars themselves were blown away by him. That's how huge this man was. He was known all over the world and loved, even though he never set foot outside the U.S. other than Canada early in his career before he hit it big. There was no internet or even cable TV. Yet there were fan clubs all over the world and tons of fans who traveled to the U.S. just to see him live, or to see his home after his death. During his Vegas years, as soon as his tickets went on sale, they were sold out within a few hours. The world practically came to a standstill when he passed away. He was music royalty and the world grieved for their loss. But he's still beloved more than 4 decades after his death. With his body of work he left behind and videos of live performances, he's still making new fans with every new generation. His fanbase crosses all demographics. Honestly I don't think anyone else comes close to the huge star that Elvis was, even Michael Jackson, who is probably the next most famous star worldwide.
You funny as hell. Elvis Presley was born in 1935 dirt pour.
In a small town a tupelo mississippi where he was One of the only white people in that side at town. Where there was no pavement on the street just Dirt roads . His daddy was in jail and his mamma raised him most of the time.. He was probably one, maybe two of the only little white boys in that part of town. He didn't have no blame blame he worked for his bling bling. It's called literally rags to riches .
Yes, so right. And when he made it, he gave generously to both black and white folks. He was also told not to do this song as it would be too controversial---he did it anyway. The king.
Did you shape that hat with a 2x4 ? Cya dink
If you want country from Elvis try ,just pretend or Kentucky rain.cheers from Australia.
So, I couldn't sit through your video. You spent 3 minutes talking shit and then finally got to the video? Nah, didn't stick around for your reaction. Nope.
Why do you talk soo much