GEN Z First Time Reacting to Elvis Presly - An American Trilogy LIVE 

Oh my what a great story. Going to Graceland is on my bucket list💕

@JoAnnKlingaman-iu4lm I hope you do get to visit Graceland. I live in GA, so it's only a 4 hour drive. When I visited Graceland in Dec 2022, it was a joyful time as Lisa Marie was still alive. The Elvis Movie by Baz was getting praise worldwide & it was Christmas. It's obvious the guides at Graceland love Elvis & their job. They treat you like Elvis would have, like the loyal fan you are! They are excited & proud about the information they share. 1st time I went, you could only tour the Graceland mansion, which is worth the trip in itself. It's filled with so much memorabilia, photos & of course the Elvis gravesite that it is an overwhelming visit and after the formal guided tour you are actually set free to roam the site, unescorted at leisure! Watching the ELVIS 2022 movie plus tour additions since my first visit called me back to revisit ELVIS. Additions include a Guest House Hotel & a museum site located just down the street from Graceland. When you purchase a ticket, options to see it all are available & reasonably priced. I stayed at the Guest House Hotel, which was fabulous. The Museum site main attractions are the Auto & Costume exhibits, but it is laid out like a small village open area mall; various gift shops, rest areas & eating facilities along the way. You could stay all day at the Automobile Exhibit & Costume Exhibit. The first showcases Elvis autos, motorcycles, boats, etc., which are beautifully displayed. I lost count of things and asked a guide before exiting "how many autos did I just see" (about 80 at any given time was the reply). However, adding the total vehicles Elvis owned at the time of his death was about 200. Those not on display are warehoused & rotated in & out of this exhibit as well as travel to other locations for Elvis related short-term special events & exhibits all over the world! When you leave the auto facility towards the Costumes, you travel down a mall like corridor passing shops, etc. One shop I visited showcased other famous entertainers that attribute their career to the influence of or inspired by Elvis. Finally, the costumes! When you first enter the area, it's wall-to-wall Elvis displays of gold records, awards, videos, etc., that showcase Elvis the entertainer. You'll pass showcases full of rings, jewelry, wallets, hats, glasses, etc. All the Elvis "bling"! Then, it's rooms of Elvis Costumes, standing tall, encased in individual glass showcases. You'll be blown away. Like I said. I stayed until closing time. My sisters and I were the last to leave, missing our bus back to the hotel!! But I called em & of course, they sent a car to pick us up, just as hospitable as Elvis would want them to be. (Before leaving Memphis, we toured Sun Records & drove down Bealle Street. My trip back home included a stop in Tupelo to revisit his birth home. I'm lucky to live in GA because it makes the trip more affordable. I hope you get to go soon, you'll love it! Signed: an Elvis fan then, now & forever!

Actually he got a little emotional doing I'm So Lonesome during the Aloha special at the end of the song.

Yes Indy and you probably know that more people around the world watched this concert than the moon landing. I will always adore our amazing Elvis. 💕😊

Same here.

Yes! ❤