Thank you sooo much for the shout out sweetheart! 😉❤️💋 you also gotta try 1968 comeback special of "Lawdy Miss Clawdy, One night with you and trying to get to you " you'll love it!!!! ❤️ Thank you soooo much! 🫂🙏🙏
Hi sweetie, you should check out, you lost that loving feeling live from Las Vegas. Elvis had a great band and his backup singers were perfect for him . He was very close to the sweetie inspirations he loved his girls and they loved him to. Did you know whitney Houston's mom sang backup with Elvis for awhile. I wish you the best on your channel.
Oh I loooovee this song by Elvis!! I wasnt born yet when he passed away but growing up hearing and knowing about him from TV, Radio stations and magazines I became a fan.
Beautiful reaction! Yes, Elvis was very thankful to his fans. Elvis's younger cousin Billy Smith (who is still alive and has told some pretty cool stories about Elvis) said that Elvis would go down to the gates of his home (Graceland) every day to meet with and talk to his fans that gathered there in hopes of just catching a glimpse of him. One day- and this was only a little after Elvis and his parents and his grandmother had moved into Graceland (he bought it in 1957- the same year he officially became a multi- millionaire)- Billy- who was/ is something like 9 years younger than Elvis- went down to the gates with Elvis. After having spent some time with his fans, Elvis and Billy headed back up to the house and Billy asked Elvis why he did that. Keep in mind Billy was around 12 to Elvis's 21 in 1957. Anyway, Billy said Elvis stopped walking and pointed all around and said, "You see that house? You see those cars? You see those pastures?" Then Elvis gestured to himself and to Billy, saying, "You see these new clothes we're wearin'?" Billy nodded and said, "Yeah." Elvis explained, "All of what we have right now, the reason why I'm able to provide for my family like I've always wanted to, is because of them." Elvis nodded and waved at his fans still at the gates. "The least I can do is spend some time with them every day when I can. It's the least I can do because they did so much for me. None of us would be here without them." Now that's not verbatim. But that's essentially what Elvis said in answer to Billy's question. It's because of the love Elvis showed to his fans that he still has fans to this day. Fun fact: Graceland is the 2nd most visited private residence in the U.S. The White House is the most visited private residence in the U.S. Every year, without fail, Graceland draws in 600,000+ visitors. The only year that didn't happen was 2020 (Quarantine and all that). I've run on enough 😁 Hope your day is going well and blessings to you & yours 💕
Hey Brandy sweetheart, I couldn't have said it better myself, ELVIS was and is MUSIC, and he always said , there's a new crowd out there tonight, we've got to do this show like it's our first time,, he loved his fans and always said he wouldn't be who he was , without them, He never turned down an autograph or picture, his goal was to please his fans, and boy Did he ever, never going to be another Elvis, so stay on the Elvis journey, we love you sweetheart,, thanks always. TCB 1935🤺🤺🤺⚡⚡⚡⚡👑👑👑👑👃👃👃👃
Another great Elvis reaction! You seem very interested in researching Elvis' life. Just be aware that there's a lot of misinformation out there. I would highly recommend these as a starting point: Elvis: Return to Tupelo (54:02) This documents his life from birth through the beginning of his career. The article "Elvis and the Black Community: Dispelling the Myths" and the video clips that are included with it. Elvis Presley and the Black Community - That Echo Will Never Die (Parts 1 & 2). This is very popular for a reaction. There are also many documentaries and countless interviews with Elvis and about him with family, friends, co-workers, employees, fans, etc. I feel that his life story and personality are as unique and fascinating as his talent.
Did you know that Sissy Houston was one of the back up singers on some of his tours? Whitney Houston's mom. I really thought that was cool and I loved Whitney Houston's music as well. I love this man's music he was what I call one of America's greatest treasures.
This comment is in reference to the video you reacted to about Elvis grooming Priscilla. One thing to be aware of is that the times were so different then. It was not at all unusual for men in the south (where Elvis was raised) to marry teenagers who were at least ten years younger than them. Even though Elvis (24) and Priscilla (14) did date in Germany for a few months, she didn't move to Memphis until she was almost 18. They married when she was almost 22. According to Priscilla, Elvis did choose her clothing, hairstyles, and their lifestyle. The part about Elvis not being interested in music when he got the guitar wasn't true. I've heard him say many times that he wanted to sing from the time he first discovered he could at the age of two. I've heard he wanted a bicycle (also have heard he wanted a gun) when his mother talked him into the guitar. He immediately went to his pastor (who played guitar) to have him show him how to play it. So he was excited to have it. I tend not to believe that he was a germaphobe because he had no problem with shaking hands or signing millions of autographs. I'd love to see you react to: Elvis Presley - Love Me Tender, Kissing a lot of Girls (7:41). Then you can decide for yourself if a germaphobe would be comfortable with doing a performance like this. Lastly, even though the book that came out shortly before his death was hurtful to him, I don't think it caused his death. You'll see why if you watch (or maybe react to) this interview: Elvis: Destined to Die Young -- Sally A. Hoedel (6:10). This author did a ton of research and included 32 pages of references in her book which explains the numerous health issues that Elvis dealt with throughout his life.
Our sweet brother was losing his joy around this time bc he knew he was in a trap he had to escape.17 white limos followed that hearse that day, why was there no flag over his coffin? he'd served his country, it was bc he had gone FBI witness and Elvis was granted Witness protection. His story goes on still, he is happy, remarried, faithful servant to God, message from him to us..... Find Jesus bc he loves us .
In a time in America right after the CIVIL RIGHTS ERA the nation was still visibly racist. But Elvis Presley, JUST LIKE IN THE 1950s and 1960s, COMPLETELY IGNORING the racists of his day and genuinely worked with the black talent in the studio and on stage including the beautiful SWEET INSPIRATIONS HERE. "Elvis didn't have a racist bone in his body" -- BB KING The Day Elvis Died, August 16, 1977, Sylvia of the Sweet Inspirations maybe explained Elvis the best out of the millions of others who felt the loss at the time. On that hot day in August when Elvis died in 1977 Sylvia memorably explained "I made the mistake of calling Elvis boss once, and he quickly corrected me; I'm not your boss, I'm your brother." THIS WAS ELVIS.
I think you might like to react to the movie scene from "Loving You" with Elvis singing "Mean Woman Blues". Very entertaining. czcams.com/video/ErS9BVWMeoI/video.html
Sexy man tears this song up…THAT VOICE!!! He is gorgeous 🔥 Oh, Oh, Oh
YOU GOTTA HEAR "I can't stop loving you " from his 1970 Vegas live. Another really cool video. He's got such a cool vibe.
Thank you sooo much for the shout out sweetheart! 😉❤️💋 you also gotta try 1968 comeback special of "Lawdy Miss Clawdy, One night with you and trying to get to you " you'll love it!!!! ❤️ Thank you soooo much! 🫂🙏🙏
"OH Elvis"!!! I love that!!!❤❤❤
The love this man!!! The greatest ever!!!❤😎💙💯
You should check out Elvis And The Black Community-The Echo Will Never Die. I think you'll enjoy it.❤️
Hi sweetie, you should check out, you lost that loving feeling live from Las Vegas.
Elvis had a great band and his backup singers were perfect for him . He was very close to the sweetie inspirations he loved his girls and they loved him to. Did you know whitney Houston's mom sang backup with Elvis for awhile.
I wish you the best on your channel.
Gorgeous Elvis. Love this performance. React to You've Lost that Loving Feeling
He put out lots of gospel albums.
Love seeing new people see Elvis.
OMG he was beautiful. I hadn't even seen this video before, thank you for showing it. He is gone but the love for him still remains in my heart.
Oh I loooovee this song by Elvis!!
I wasnt born yet when he passed away but growing up hearing and knowing about him from TV, Radio stations and magazines I became a fan.
Beautiful reaction! Yes, Elvis was very thankful to his fans.
Elvis's younger cousin Billy Smith (who is still alive and has told some pretty cool stories about Elvis) said that Elvis would go down to the gates of his home (Graceland) every day to meet with and talk to his fans that gathered there in hopes of just catching a glimpse of him.
One day- and this was only a little after Elvis and his parents and his grandmother had moved into Graceland (he bought it in 1957- the same year he officially became a multi- millionaire)- Billy- who was/ is something like 9 years younger than Elvis- went down to the gates with Elvis.
After having spent some time with his fans, Elvis and Billy headed back up to the house and Billy asked Elvis why he did that. Keep in mind Billy was around 12 to Elvis's 21 in 1957.
Anyway, Billy said Elvis stopped walking and pointed all around and said, "You see that house? You see those cars? You see those pastures?" Then Elvis gestured to himself and to Billy, saying, "You see these new clothes we're wearin'?"
Billy nodded and said, "Yeah."
Elvis explained, "All of what we have right now, the reason why I'm able to provide for my family like I've always wanted to, is because of them." Elvis nodded and waved at his fans still at the gates. "The least I can do is spend some time with them every day when I can. It's the least I can do because they did so much for me. None of us would be here without them."
Now that's not verbatim. But that's essentially what Elvis said in answer to Billy's question.
It's because of the love Elvis showed to his fans that he still has fans to this day.
Fun fact: Graceland is the 2nd most visited private residence in the U.S. The White House is the most visited private residence in the U.S.
Every year, without fail, Graceland draws in 600,000+ visitors.
The only year that didn't happen was 2020 (Quarantine and all that).
I've run on enough 😁
Hope your day is going well and blessings to you & yours 💕
Hey Brandy sweetheart, I couldn't have said it better myself, ELVIS was and is MUSIC, and he always said , there's a new crowd out there tonight, we've got to do this show like it's our first time,, he loved his fans and always said he wouldn't be who he was , without them, He never turned down an autograph or picture, his goal was to please his fans, and boy Did he ever, never going to be another Elvis, so stay on the Elvis journey, we love you sweetheart,, thanks always. TCB 1935🤺🤺🤺⚡⚡⚡⚡👑👑👑👑👃👃👃👃
Another great Elvis reaction! You seem very interested in researching Elvis' life. Just be aware that there's a lot of misinformation out there. I would highly recommend these as a starting point:
Elvis: Return to Tupelo (54:02) This documents his life from birth through the beginning of his career.
The article "Elvis and the Black Community: Dispelling the Myths" and the video clips that are included with it.
Elvis Presley and the Black Community - That Echo Will Never Die (Parts 1 & 2). This is very popular for a reaction.
There are also many documentaries and countless interviews with Elvis and about him with family, friends, co-workers, employees, fans, etc.
I feel that his life story and personality are as unique and fascinating as his talent.
Such an Amazing Elvis reactor......hes my favorite
I love this song
You should react to “You’ve lost that loving feeling” it’s one of my favs by him
THAT WAS SMOOOOTH!! ANOTHER INCREDIBLE REACTION HUN! 👌👌❤️😉
Thanks Brandy you are the best. Rock on
Great reaction
Thanks for your great review 👌 there's a good colorised version of , Young dreams by him on here that you would like. A good close up of his face.
THAT MAN WAS REALLY AN ANGEL SENT TO US ALL FOR A SHORT TIME. BRANDY HE MIGHT EVEN DATED YOU...
I'm doin that .." just pretend". ♥️
Did you know that Sissy Houston was one of the back up singers on some of his tours? Whitney Houston's mom. I really thought that was cool and I loved Whitney Houston's music as well. I love this man's music he was what I call one of America's greatest treasures.
This comment is in reference to the video you reacted to about Elvis grooming Priscilla. One thing to be aware of is that the times were so different then. It was not at all unusual for men in the south (where Elvis was raised) to marry teenagers who were at least ten years younger than them. Even though Elvis (24) and Priscilla (14) did date in Germany for a few months, she didn't move to Memphis until she was almost 18. They married when she was almost 22. According to Priscilla, Elvis did choose her clothing, hairstyles, and their lifestyle. The part about Elvis not being interested in music when he got the guitar wasn't true. I've heard him say many times that he wanted to sing from the time he first discovered he could at the age of two. I've heard he wanted a bicycle (also have heard he wanted a gun) when his mother talked him into the guitar. He immediately went to his pastor (who played guitar) to have him show him how to play it. So he was excited to have it. I tend not to believe that he was a germaphobe because he had no problem with shaking hands or signing millions of autographs. I'd love to see you react to: Elvis Presley - Love Me Tender, Kissing a lot of Girls (7:41). Then you can decide for yourself if a germaphobe would be comfortable with doing a performance like this. Lastly, even though the book that came out shortly before his death was hurtful to him, I don't think it caused his death. You'll see why if you watch (or maybe react to) this interview: Elvis: Destined to Die Young -- Sally A. Hoedel (6:10). This author did a ton of research and included 32 pages of references in her book which explains the numerous health issues that Elvis dealt with throughout his life.
Thanks for taking time out of your day to do these reactions for us.. this elvis song is another great one he sure can sing anything
You paused Elvis for that? That should be illegal worldwide. 👑
Dig it*.....My request B.B. is...You lost that lovin feeling...( Remix great sound ) 4:40 duration...I like your style Sincerely..Poppie*...
Good jop, no pauses which is great! Others can learn from you!!
Our sweet brother was losing his joy around this time bc he knew he was in a trap he had to escape.17 white limos followed that hearse that day, why was there no flag over his coffin? he'd served his country, it was bc he had gone FBI witness and Elvis was granted Witness protection. His story goes on still, he is happy, remarried, faithful servant to God, message from him to us..... Find Jesus bc he loves us .
In a time in America right after the CIVIL RIGHTS ERA the nation was still visibly racist. But Elvis Presley, JUST LIKE IN THE 1950s and 1960s, COMPLETELY IGNORING the racists of his day and genuinely worked with the black talent in the studio and on stage including the beautiful SWEET INSPIRATIONS HERE. "Elvis didn't have a racist bone in his body" -- BB KING
The Day Elvis Died, August 16, 1977, Sylvia of the Sweet Inspirations maybe explained Elvis the best out of the millions of others who felt the loss at the time. On that hot day in August when Elvis died in 1977 Sylvia memorably explained "I made the mistake of calling Elvis boss once, and he quickly corrected me; I'm not your boss, I'm your brother." THIS WAS ELVIS.
I think you might like to react to the movie scene from "Loving You" with Elvis singing "Mean Woman Blues". Very entertaining. czcams.com/video/ErS9BVWMeoI/video.html
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You didn’t seem like you enjoyed the song while it was playing. Never seen anyone react to an Elvis song like that 🤔