You crack me up. I think his butt is so great too. 😂😂 He is so talented. His voice, his performance, his moves, his smiles and joking around with everyone. He loves doing this and he loves music. Sometimes we’ll give you an interview by him and you’ll see how truly shy, humble, kind, funny and extremely generous. Thank you so much doing this. Love the Elvis reactions. You’re so cute when you’re hit by the Elvis charm as we all have been. 😂😊😊❤🎁🎁Happy 89 th Birthday today the 8th of January. We lost you way to soon and have missed you so much. But I’m sure you are at peace and happy smiling down at us crazy people. 😂😂
Elvis was trained in karate, but I don't remember the degree of belt he'd achieved. He used karate moves onstage sometimes. Also, his jumpsuit is based on a karate outfit. His idea.
Elvis recorded EXACTLY 769 songs ..... Did 31 Movies ..... Did 2 Documentaries ..... Did over 1100 Concerts in the Seventies alone ..... Who knows how many in the 50's and 60's }} ..... PLUS .... On August 31, 1957, Elvis, Scotty Moore, Bill Black, D.J. Fontana and the Jordanaires went to Vancouver by train to perform at Empire Stadium. It was the second stop of a tour of the Northwest that had started the day before in Spokane. By this time Elvis had recorded eight No. 1 singles in two years, had made three movies and was about to release 'Jailhouse Rock' as his latest single. Having performed in Toronto and Ottawa in April, this was only the third time they ever performed outside of the U.S. and for Elvis it would be the last. Vancouver's first rock-and-roll show had taken place barely a year before, when Bill Haley and the Comets drew 6,000 people to the Kerrisdale Arena. Now Elvis had drawn a crowd over four times larger. The 26,500 fans in attendance went wild for the King of Rock 'n' Roll. The stage was set up on the empty football field Elvis did it all ..... And he did them better than ..... ANYONE ELSE COULD ..... ANYONE ..... PERIOD .....
Thanks for your reactions. You will really love Elvis. Specially his TV Special 1968. Comeback. You could try. TRYING TO GET TO YOU. 68 Comeback live. Thanks again 😀
You're adorable and loving your Elvis reactions ❤ Definitely 1968 Comeback Special in black leather Trying To Get To You and 1970 live in Vegas Just Pretend ❤❤❤
Omg Yes! He’s super hot in the black leather. It’s the best he’s ever looked in my humble opinion, … and he’s also gorgeous beyond belief in that dark suit singing Return To Sender! ❤️
Hi Olavity, thank you for your nice reaction! Please react to BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER, live 1970. Tomorrow is E1vis birthday! 💫 Many stars have come and gone, but E1vis is the whole universe and the big bang! The GOAT!👑
Bridge Over Troubled Water (new mix, great sound) You Don't Have to Say You Love Me Just Pretend 20 Days and 20 Nights (video shows the rehearsal and then when he performs it) I Was the One (rehearsal) It's Now or Never (black and white video footage the day Elvis came home from serving in military) Dixieland Rock Home is Where the Heart is I Got Lucky You're So Square Baby I Don't Care (The last 4 are songs from his movies)
Elvis was the first rock and roll superstar, and he inspired many great bands including The Beatles, Bruce Springsteen , Jimi Hendrix, and Led Zeppelin. Robert Plant praises Elvis and during interviews and speaks of how exciting it was to meet Elvis. Many great performers even copied the way Elvis was dressed during this concert.
Chuck Berry and Little Richard had a much greater musical influence on the Beatles than Elvis did. He was the pop superstar when they were emerging but Elvis admitted when he stopped making 2nd rate films and returned to music in the late sixties that the Beatles and Dylan had taking contemporary music to another level
@@MrAhuapai Perhaps musically, there were other influences for the Beatles, but in terms of his legendary status and precedent-setting star power and performances, the Beatles were in awe of Elvis. They acknowledged and respected how he had set the high entertainment standard which they were following.
Try growing up as a teenager with this phenomenon. EVERYONE, even the men, loved Elvis. There will NEVER be another like him. We were blessed with only one. Glad to see younger people fall in love with him as we did. Much love from USA 🇺🇸 ❤ BTW, I loved your little girl giddiness. That's how we acted too.
Ola, I wanted to add another comment. You mentioned at the end that Elvis was getting tired. It is insanely difficult and exhausting to perform like this. Years ago, I was part of a group that did about a 5 minute musical routine. About 2 minutes in, I was completely exhausted. This song was just a small part of the show that night. Elvis must have been in amazing shape to perform the entire show.
Charismatic: the dude was such a f*cking pro…it’s unreal…no matter how much he deteriorated when the business started to kill him, he always gave his all, & he was usually, 99 times out of 100, f’n amaze-balls
Elvis is a Hottie! ❤️🔥 He’s a Total Smoke Show, Nobody does, or ever will Come Close! I loved your video. You’re so sweet, sincere & adorable! Thank You for sharing❣️#ElvistheKing
He was so beautiful if he never could sing he could have been a star on any platform. Saw him twice in concert and he looked so good my husband even said, "I'm not gay, but if I was "
Hi Olavity. Great reactions to Elvis as an Elvis fan myself you should check out ' Polk Salad Annie ' or ' Bridge Over Trouble Waters ' or the ' Wonder of You ' ❤❤❤❤❤❤💋💋💋💋⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️
I meant to say that most of the moves he did on stage was his karate as he was an eight degree in the sport and that is why he was so flexible on stage 💗💗💗💗💗💗⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️💋💋💋💋
Elvis ,is the most beautiful looking man ever, he's got the most beautiful blues eyes ,that sexy smile ,looks ever so fine from head to toe ,great sense of humor ,can sing ,and dance
I FEEL SORRY FOR THIS GENERATION WHO DOES NOT HAVE A CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE MUSIC THE WAY WE DID IN THE GOLDEN DAYS. THERE WAS NO SPECIAL EFFECTS, NO DVDs, NO LIPSYNKING. YOU JUST WENT TO THE CONCERTS. THE BANDS WERE LIVE, THE VOICES AND THE LYRICS WERE OUT OF THIS WORLD! WHETHER IT WAS DO WAP, ROCK AND ROLL (1950-1960's) OR DISCO (LATE 1970-1990's) THE VOICES AND THE LYRICS WERE THE BOMB! THEY MEANT SOMETHING.
…Elvis was the FIRST and BEST! ...No singer was and is as famous as Elvis and has been for almost 70 years!! He has everything a singer needs: VOICE, GOOD LOOKS, SEXY, HUMOR... and above all an incredible CHARISMA!! ... He is still unsurpassed today and a singer for eternity!! ✨💎✨🕺🏻🕯 Thank you
NEW ORLEANS AND I HONESTLY THINK U WILL LOVE HIS YOUNG DREAMS BOTH OF THESE ARE FROM HIS MOVIE KING CREOLE SCENES IT REALLY SHOWS HIS BEAUTIFUL FACE CLOSE UP I LOVE UR REACTIONS I WAS THE SAME WAY WHEN I SAW HIM FOR THE FIRST TIME I WAS 4 YEARS OLD PRETTY YOUNG BUT I LOVED HIS MUSIC AND STILL DO TODAY!
I love your reactions. So nice to see the younger generation appreciate this Mega Star! Please react to Elvis "Polk Salad Annie" from this same show, Las Vegas 1970. You will enjoy. Subbed. Tomorrow we celebrate Elvis' b/day. He would have turned 88! ❤⚡🤗
Yes he was and he sometimes would incorporate karate stances during his performances. I saw him in concert in 1976. Sad how his life unraveled and he lost his way.
Get the versions from the 1968 comeback special, these two are live and are Elvis at his most raw and perfect. So incredibly good: "Tryin' To Get To You", and "One Night With You".
The sun sessions from 1954, when he was a poor 19 year old kid is what got me into him originally….little three piece band….super, super special recordings on that album….try “that’s alright mama”, or “blue moon of Kentucky” or “milk cow blues” from that album…or “blue moon” too
Elvis was an 8th degree black belt. In your last Elvis reaction I asked you if you would like me to send you links to choose from. I do this for a lot of reactors, and I really don't mind sending them to you. Elvis acted in 31 films between 1956 and 1969. I would recommend starting with King Creole from 1958. This was his 4th film and the film he said he really liked. It's also my favorite Elvis film. He hated most of the films he did. He wasn't able to choose his own films (contract).So they put him in these romantic films where he had to sing and he wanted to keep his film and music career separate. He wanted to be a serious actor and he was pretty good, having had no acting training. He could have been amazing with the right roles. Having said that, I love the following films King Creole, Jailhouse Rock, Love Me Tender (his first film), Loving You, G.I. Blues, Wild In The Country, Kid Galahad, Roustabout, Live A Little;Love A Little (It's funny), and It Happened At The World's Fair (This one wasn't too bad). Great reaction.
@@cynthiakoerner296 ooh yes. I liked that one too. That little girl was also brilliant in the film. That scene where Elvis is holding her and telling her he loves her, and she is fighting him, but he keeps holding her tight. Got emotional.
@@cynthiakoerner296 Meant to ask you. Are you subscribed to Elvis' cousin, Billy Smith, and their son, Danny Smith (Elvis' second cousin). They answer Elvis fans questions and also share stories and memories of living at Graceland with Elvis. One of Billy's recent stories got me so emotional, I was crying. It's really nice to hear stories from his family members, people who were actually there with him. Touring with him, going on vacation with him and living with him. They are open to answer just about anything you ask. If you are not subscribed to them and would like to check out their channels, I can drop the link here for you.
Elvis was the whole package! Handsome at every age! Love Elvis with "long" hair too. elvis was very flexible, he did karate at a good level and had integrated certain movements into his dance choreography please do more Elvis! You should react to the "young Elvis period too (1954/1956) Blues suede shoes Love me Tender Burning Love Bridge Over Troubled Water
We love you, playing the Elvis videos he is the best, and I love your expressions watching him, I think Elvis would’ve been very attracted to you And you were glowing watching him and I don’t blame you. I saw him four times in person, and once I was like 15 feet from the stage, he was amazing, and, like you said, his smile is charisma, his voice and moves. He can’t beat Elvis. I really liked the way you loved him. I think you could’ve been his wife. ❤️
Hey friend - newly subscribed: Great channel you have! Listen, I fancy myself an "Elvis expert" - I have been a fan for more than 40 years. Suggestions for Elvis tunes to respond to on your show: "Trouble" from the movie King Creole (1958) "Trouble/Guitar Man" from the 'Comeback' special - 1968. "Jailhouse rock" from the movie of the same name (1957). "Craw Fish" (again King Creole) 1958 "C'mon Everybody (with Ann Margret) 1964 "Polk Salad Annie" (1970 or 72 Concert version). "If I can Dream" (68 comeback special) Heartbreak Hotel (original 1956 studio version). Not sure if you covered some of these, but I'm sure there are some new gems here for you. I love your show, and only very happy to help. Thanks, Victor
Thanks for that one, Olavity!! We knew you'd love it. This next song I see recommended a lot, Trying To Get To You from his 68 comeback special, will prob melt you in your seat so I suggest having a fan blowing and a towel in your hand. BLACK LEATHER SUIT! That's all I'll say. Bye for now.❤
Please react to one of his hit song title. It's now or never. Look for the one that he was joining the Army in Germany. It is black and white pictures of him and you will see him in the Military uniform. Very handsome man. Enjoy 😉 😅
What a fun and enjoyable reaction. If you want to see him when he's about 20 years old, check out his legendary performance of Hound Dog on The Ed Sullivan TV show in 1956.
Hi Ola, thank you for doing this. I knew you'd enjoy it. You mentioned Elvis's flexibility. He studied martial arts to keep in shape. Another Elvis suggestion for you is his live version of "Bridge Over Troubled Water".
I'm subscribed. Please do Elvis singing Unchained Melody 1977 since you did the Righteous Brs. Also, Deep Purple Child in Time BBC live. Thanks. Loved your reaction!
He recorded over 750 songs so You have a long way to go.I have watched other reactors channels grow so fast just by watching Elvis.If You want 100.000 subscribers fast than play everything live of Elvis if You can.Love Your reactions and channel 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Luke Kelly Boston Ma🍀
Watching and hearing Elvis is always amazing! I could never tell, wich song is my all time favourite. I guess there are at least 600 songs i love. Thank you for this Elvis journey!💚☀️
With 98% of the population in North America not knowing what a woman is, it would appear by your thumbnail that you have no problem with that definition. He isn't 'hot' for me but I do love some of his music. His Latest Flame and Little Sister are two really good early ones. A lot of his songs in his 'come back' period in the late 60s and early 70s are very good too. You have some very nice reactions.
BACKGROUND INFO foR THIS SONG: Written by Mark James in '68 it is based on one night when James was fooling around on his guitar & came up with what he thought was a catchy melody. At the time, he was married to his first wife but still had feelings for his childhood sweetheart, who was married back in Houston. James' wife had suspicions about his feelings. He felt it was a confusing time for him and that all three were "caught in this trap that they could not walk out of."
From '68 special stand-up segment: (1) Blue Suede Shoes from sitting to center stage ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ak5KEbi8Nac.html w-a cute ending (2) Jailhouse Rock center stage ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-87N6Qa0D7KY.html ; this is Elvis unleashed doing what he did best. Together these 2 videos total just 4 min. so you could do one & then do the 2nd. Water throwing incident 1972 Hampton Roads, Virgina when at the very, very start of the video Elvis called out “Please Release Me” but the band began playing “I Can’t Stop Loving You” - he didn’t stop them, he went right into the song, he then walked over to his glass of water, picked it up & playfully threw it at Glen @ piano -- a fun, energetic, powerhouse ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LNtP5Gd8QGE.html just make sure you hear him say Please Release Me then the water throwing will make sense; also note his irritated look @ beginning.
I love your Elvis reactions. He was a. Black Belt in Karate, he was pretty fit and limber. I saw him twice in concert and he was even more gorgeous in person. He loved his fans and would anything they ask him to. You have got to react to his Vegas version of "Love Me Tender" from 1970 when he kissed about 30 women from the stage. You are very pretty. Thanks and Be Blessed
It's so great to see young people falling in love with Elvis like I did over 50 years ago. He was/is absolutely gorgeous and timeless. You can see that music goes through him from head to toe, and I've always loved how he didn't take himself too seriously and would joke around on stage. Other songs you might like to react to: Just Pretend and Bridge over Troubled Water from this same concert, ANYTHING from the 68 Comeback special (esp in the black leather outfit ❤), Hound dog from the Milton Berle show in 1956, My Way and American Trilogy from Aloha from Hawaii in 1973. There are also some less well known gems scattered throughout his movies - too many to list here! As you can see, once you start on this Elvis journey it's very difficult to stop!
did you guys notice that the editor made a mistake? at the end of the song when it gets dark and than light comes on again elvis is wearing a different jump suit
Yes! But I don't think many others notice. I also don't think it was a mistake. It was prob a better finale and since this is from the documentary, there was a lot of splicing shows together, but I never saw a splice in a song like that. Good eye!
I’ve wondered ever since 1970 IF it was a mistake. They did a lot of cuts between different nights just to get the best audio. I noticed it when I saw it in the theatre. And - I still prefer the original directors version of the movie over the newly released one from the 2000’s even if it has more footage. The new version leaves out some songs. I like that original “moment in time” style of the original. But, I’m probably one of the few.
