Millennials First Time Hearing & Seeing Elvis Presley 🎵Jailhouse Rock (Reaction) He Killed It..🔥🔥 

To our beloved Sippingtons family we heard you and will definitely do the requested Elvis and the the black community reaction..soon as we get the family together again, it will be done❤️❤️❤️ thanks for the love

Elvis didn't do moves. He just felt the music and moved to it

HERE ARE THE FACTS -- The great legends of color in his era: BB King - Jackie Wilson - James Brown were there to witness Elvis‘ creativity. He was a one-of-a-kind super talent that grew up in the black community during the great depression and segregation in the deep South. His support for the civil rights movement is not known by the greater population in America. The new Elvis 2022 movie is going to examine this part. This is why almost all black musicians from that era absolutely loved Elvis because he was able to take that Memphis sound all around the country and then the world. Little Richard credited Elvis Presley multiple times for opening up the door for black music and creating a path that he could travel and so he could make his mark. Clearly a terribly racist time Elvis put poverty and racial socialization on his platform. But he did it all through Music and his behind the scenes actions alone. He never got political I think that’s what actually made him so powerful and able to succeed. Recommendation: Elvis and the Black Community. A great collaboration of interviews by legends and historic figures in the black community discussing Elvis. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xd1pXw1DmsA.html Famous quotes: BB KING: 'Let me tell you the definitive truth about Elvis Presley and racism', The King of the Blues, B.B. King said in 2010. 'With Elvis, there was not a single drop of racism in that man. And when I say that, believe me I should know'. -- BB KING JAMES BROWN: “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, dedicated, and God loved him … I love him and hope to see him in heaven. There’ll never be another like that soul brother”. --- JAMES BROWN (During Elvis' private family wake, James was the LAST ONE TO LEAVE. 3 and a half hours later -- it took several of his security guards to help him out of the room. James was devastated -- they sang Gospel together to all hours of the night at each others' homes. James Brown was considered family by the Presley they were so close.) JACKIE WILSON: "A lot of people have accused Elvis of stealing the black man's music, when in fact, almost every black solo entertainer copied from Elvis." --- JACKIE WILSON (Elvis quietly paid for Jackie's medical expenses until the day he passed away in 1977. Before Jackie's stage accident he would carry a small signed photo of Elvis in his pants pocket. Every day, bar none.) RANDY JACKSON (of the Jackson 5): "Elvis used Rock and Roll music to bridge the gap between whites and minorities. He was a wonderful person." LITTLE RICHARD "He sung my Tootie Fruti & by him singing it, made it bigger & made ME bigger" And then he said: “I thank God for Elvis Presley. I thank the Lord for sending Elvis to open the door so I could walk down the road...”- Little Richard

Elvis is the King Of Rock N Roll period nobody Comes Close

Elvis was the first to do those moves , for a while they would only show him from the waist up in tv because his moves were too provocative for back in the day ☮️💜

A huge Number One Hit for Elvis in 1957. Unfortunately there are some people that don’t seem to realize or know that Elvis actually grew up within the black community. During a time of segregation he had black friends, neighbors and attended black church and black clubs. Yes, he was greatly influenced by the blues, gospel and black culture, dress and music. He also blew the racial doors open for black music and exposed it to the whites in mass. He faced attempts of the establishment to cancel him, having his records removed from machines, smashed and even banned, threats of violence to him and threats of arrest, yet he stayed the course. People like Muhammad Ali, James Brown, Jackie Wilson, Jim Brown, B.B. King, and Sammy Davis Jr. who all knew Elvis Presley and were his friends all have spoken very highly of him and the person he was. Elvis Presley changed things, after Elvis black artists had more exposure to a wider multi racial audience and more radio airplay on white stations, this was all happening and set in motion before the civil rights movement and has been acknowledged by the Civil Rights Museum. Please react to Elvis Singing Bridge Over Troubled Water, Suspicious Minds and Polk Salad Annie.

The guy on the right went in hating and carrying a prejudice. The guy on the right had no idea about the set up of it being a movie scene. The dad snd ladies were lovely. Elvis choreographed it.

Kudos to the parents for standing up for Elvis. You should show the siblings videos of Elvis and the Black Community, especially clips of his close black friends, James Brown, Jackie Wilson, etc. and the reverend of the black church Elvis joined in with the choir.

This was in the movie called Jailhouse Rock in 1957 Listen to other songs he did like if I can dream or in the ghetto. Elvis was all original he copied No One. That's why he's one of a kind in the entertainment industry and always will be.

I advise you to watch as a family Elvis And The Black Community-The Echo Will Never Die and learn about the real Elvis Presley.

Elvis choreographed the whole segment

Elvis is and Always will be The G.O.A.T

No one comes close to the talent and voice Elvis had, he didn’t steal anything, that’s why they call him the king of rocknroll but Jesus is the king of kings as Elvis would say

There's always... for some inexplicable reason... disrespect to Elvis's originality. To the person that said he'd seen those moves before...go ahead...find them..post them..prove me wrong. We all will wait. Fact is, music is an art. To be shared by all. This song is an original. Specifically written for Elvis and this movie. Elvis choreographed this whole dance sequence himself. 1957. Find what YOU think is it's inspiration. Fact is, you can't, because it's not there. Sorry, but if you don't know this basic knowledge and all you can do is speculate about originality and doubt this videos brilliance, you have no business reacting to something you know nothing about.

1957, Elvis choreographed this himself. You are correct in his upbringing and he had tremendous respect for black culture. If you want to see him show this respect check out his iconic tribute to Martin Luther King called if I can dream written and recorded 3 mths after dr kings death. You will see how it deeply impacted him ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-u-pP_dCenJA.html

Its great to see a family enjoy each others company like yours does. Elvis he did not steal his music, style or moves. This is a myth that has been sustained by misinformation and misunderstanding that keeps perpetuating as people do not research but just accept the myth. Rock and Roll "is not" Blues or R&B". Rock and Roll was a new genre born for the mixing of Blues, Country, Pop of the era and Black and white gospel church music. Blues Elvis was influenced by Muddy Waters, Big Boy Crudup, BB King, Big Joe Turner and others. Country He was influenced by Hank Snow, Eddy Arnold, Earnest Tubb, Bill Monroe and others. Pop he was influenced by Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Frankie Laine, Mario Lanza and others Gospel music he loved black and white quartets and bass singers and tenors. The blending of all these genres created Rock and Roll! Chuck Berry and Ray Charles admitted some of the first radio music they ever heard was the country music of the Grand Ol Opey from Nashville Tn. Chucks first hit in 55-"Maybelling" was actually an old Bob Wills country swing song from the 1940s "Ida Red" Chuck sped it up and rewrote the lyrics. Ray Charles had several country music hits and albums .in the 50s 60s and 70. NONE of the black entertainers who knew Elvis ever said he stole his music. LIttle Richard said Elvis was a Godsend, a liberator. BB King said "I don't think Elvis ripped anyone off. Music is free to be added to or taken from by any artist black or white. To me I do not think they got it wrong when they called him the King" As far as the moves-they started with his very first live show-people began screaming and yelling as he performed. He went backstage and asked his manager, "What did I do wrong they are yelling" His manager told him "Nothing, you were shaking and twisting your legs all over out there. THATs what they are yelling about" "Jailhouse Rock" was Elvis' 3rd movie and the clip you saw was suppose to be a segment on a TV special that rock star VInce Everett (Elvis)was making. Everett had been in prison for manslaughter before he became a singer and his manager in the film thought it would be a way to address the negative press about it. It was not suppose to be a real prison in the clip.

Yes, Elvis did his own moves. He didn't copy anybody. His moves were his own. Study some more about him. He was the first singer that moved his hips on TV. He started rock.

I don't understand why people say Elvis stole black music. He was influenced by blues and gospel because he grew up in the black community. Many people tried to ban him for what he was doing because he raised awareness to what was considered to be black music. If anything he got people interested in black artists and raised awareness to them. He sang a song about dreaming of "a better land where all my brothers walk hand in hand" as a tribute to MLK's death. He was an advocate for black people. So it annoys me when people try to twist it into him being a racist or someone who stole music that wasn't his. What he did was incredible and it revolutionized the entertainment industry. He was extremely talented and his memory should be honored.

Elvis Presley didn't take voice lesson or trained. He has unique voice. He didn't take dancing lesson .He was already gifted with voice and dancing movement. 💃

The music business is still very much devastated without it's long time leader the king of the music industry himself Elvis Presley it's very sad to see what today's music industry has turned into without him being the leader of it I'm 25 years old been a fan since age 14 but Elvis Presley can still rule the Billboard charts with the music he left behind for the world to hear and for future generations to come i just wish he was still here I feel God in heaven taking him home early Elvis was cheated out of soo much he wanted to still do but when the king of kings in heaven says it's time to go home it's time even though I was not privileged to be around during Elvis's lifetime I still cried on August 16th 2022

Elvis was called “Elvis the Pelvis” back in the day and he hated it.

yall sound like you don't know much at all about ELVIS ! yall really need to watch much more of this videos !

next for the family should be (IF I CAN DREAM---1968 live in the white suit) tribute to MLK after his assasination very powerful.

This is birth of Rock N Roll so Elvis was an original. Elvis inspired people. He didn't copy anyone!

When I see the title first time seeing&hearing Elvis, Then i wonder where people have been!

Most of Elvis songs came from the church he grew up in, towards the end of his career after his movie phase he came out and told the crowd in Vegas where his songs where coming from and how he changed them a little bit used most of them from his church.

I've been on this planet longer than any of you guys there and I have never seen anyone, anywhere move like Elvis before he came on the scene, be they black or white, or whatever. His moves were unique and incredibly energetic especially back in those days when most artists just stood on the spot and sang. Elvis was a huge ball of energy no one moved like him or was as sexually provocative as he was, and it's why they tried to ban him many times back in the day. Of course, most of the younger generation know nothing but the BS that has been spewed on MSM and the like for years and they just lazy repeat it parrot fashion believing it to be fact. Try researching it yourself first. As KNGELVIS commented below, and it needs to be said again... 'To the person that said he'd seen those moves before...go ahead...find them..post them..prove me wrong. We all will wait'

I am always surging you tube for Elvis reactors. Came across your family and love to see the new generations reaction to Elvis. Jailhouse rock was released September 1957. There were no videos in those days. This is a clip from Elvis’s movie Jailhouse House Rock and often referred to as the first music video. I recently saw a nephew of MJ do a reaction video comparing Elvis and MJ. dance moves. Big surprised must all do our own research. Many documentaries about Elvis to explore but no other artist has the lasting impact than Elvis. He is till selling CD’s and DVD. He left us such a huge body of work to check out. Hi career was relatively short about 20 yrs. You have a good start at the the young Elvis 1957. Love to follow your families reaction to more Elvis.

This was in 1957 in the movie Jailhouse Rock 👍

Jackie Wilson said black performers stole their dance moves from Elvis =P

Love the fact, hope to see you all do more Elvis

Elvis is the GOAT. No. One. Comes. Close.

This is a scene from his 3rd movie, Jailhouse Rock in 1957. He achieved world wide fame in 1956, and was given a movie contract in April 1956. He did 33 movies, over 700 songs, sang Gospel, R&B, rock & roll, rockabilly and ballads. He was the greatest entertainer of the 20 th cent. He was a natural singer and dancer, could act and was funny as heck. Over a billion people watched vial satellite his 1973, Aloha From Hawaii concert. He choreographed this dance, and he did some dances in other movies. He performed in Vegas from 1969 until his early death at age 42 in 1977. Those shows were sold out and attended by folks from all over the World, as well as celebs and his fans. BB King, Sammy Davis Junior, Mohammed Ali, Little Richard and his black backup singer, have all praise him. So have the Beatles and many other singers and actors. You seem like a nice family, and I hope you explore him some more. He also recorded In The Ghetto, which Sammy Davis turned down because he wasn’t born in the Ghetto. He said let Elvis perform it cuz he grew up in the Ghetto. He also recorded and sang live on his 68 Comeback Special, If I Can Dream, as a tribute to MLK following his assignation. Please watch his If I Can Dream, performance from 1968. It will move you with the words and Elvis’ passion. He also sang gospel and rock and roll on that special.

Little did they realise that this was the first rock n roll music video.

Elvis choreographed “Jailhouse Rock” performance for the movie. As for the misinformation spread about Elvis being a racist has been disproved over and over. And the constant argument of Elvis stealing from otherwise ridiculous. There's not a performer alive that hasn't been INFLUENCED by others. It doesn't equal to stealing. No performer has impacted on the music industry like Elvis.

Mazing WE love you all Elvis Presley beautiful and Wonderful artist

1956 Ten Years After World War Two Along Comes Elvis Presley Lights Up The Figging World .Changes Music Forever . Before Elvis Nothing.He Started The Ball Rolling The Rest Have Followed And Copied .Mr Presley Is The Original Original Full Stop .As Muhammad Ali Said "Elvis Is The Greatest Entertainer"Amen To That . More Number Ones In The UK Than Any Other Artists And We Never Got To See The Great Man .

All hail the king . Fyi he did come up with it , he got in trouble for his dancing.

I love your Family! You are all so nice! What about that ELVIS!!! THIS is absolutely one of my all time favorites of the KINGS!!! He has sooo many!!! THERE IS NO DOUBT THAT ELVIS IS THE ORIGINATOR OF THOSE DANCE MOVES! I would advice you to watch the Documentary: ELVIS AND THE BLACK COMMUNITY! YOU CAN SEE WHAT ALL BLACK PEOPLE REALLY BELIEVE ABOUT THE KING IF ROCK AND ROLL! GIVE HIM A CHANCE!! THANKS!His very best friends were MUHAMMED ALI and JAMES BROWN! This was recorded in 1957! He recorded almost 800 songs and madr 33 movies!

I am a brown person Polynesian to be exact and it disappointed me, that people should do their research before reacting to Sir EP. That was the first TV video. I respect this man a lot because of where he came from and he respect people of all colours. Think back if you were there in that time he first started and all your hearing is Perry Como, Frank Sinatra. Then out came this kid and created a phenomenal movement for younger people then to listen n dance to Rock n Roll. The white mass hated him, because to them Rock m Roll was devils music. But Sir EP didn't care. He broke down barriers and put an injection into black music that No one else ever done before. Suddenly people started to listen to listen to black people's music. It reminded me of comment that Cissy Houston made what the Sweet Inspirations thought of Sir EP when heard he asked them to be his backup singers..Elvis Presley.. what? and when they got there n met him, it was nothing like what they thought. when they went on his first concert in Texas, he was told to leave the Black girls behind. he told them, either they come, or I don't turn up. he risked criticism n his career many times, because he stood up for what he believed. Go n watch his movie so that you understand who he was and what he did, all the black musician legends love n respect him, because he was truthful n didn't give a shyte about the haters. I am of brown skin and I respect this man and never laughed at his talent. No one today's has ever come closer to this man and his talent. he never wrote his songs, but he did justice to the songs given to him to sing on behalf of the writer. in those days they didn't write their songs. If anyone black accused him of stealing black music, then have a look around and some other black singers if they had stolen someone else's song??? Reactions brought me to your channel, but I was Disappointed. 🤔

Lots of speculation and hopefully the new movie will set straight. Watch the interview by Sam Bell on growing up with Elvis. Sam tells the story of how Elvis was the one of only a few white families in the neighborhood. He further stated that Elvis would be the only boy of the group of boys that would run up to the front of the black church that they attended in order for him to sing and move. He recalled it being natural for Elvis. That says something on how comfortable he was in an all black church and let loose. He was there at ground zero of the Delta Blues. He continued his schooling in Memphis and eventually came up with a style of his own escaping all genres. Watch Elvis and the Black Community to get a better sense of Elvis.

NO you haven't seen others before Elvis doing That leg move.. cause it didn't happen. Your talkin out of ignorance, I see a couple of people in this group that their ignorant preconceived prejudice shines like a dark light. it shows.. the chorographer told Elvis to just do HIS thing and they would work around his moves.

Elvis choreographed that himself

Elvis is the King! And he choreographed Jailhouse Rock himself.

Watch Elvis and the black community with you group 🙏

You need to watch “Elvis and the black community prts 1 and 2” that will some of your questions

There is a video that shows Elvis moves and Michael’s moves, showing that Michael copied Elvis moves including the ones in Jailhouse Rock. He even copied Elvis moonwalk. I’d be interested in your reaction, as it has surprised others who had the same opinion as your son.

King whose LENGEND will never die RIP Elvis!!

There was no one before him! He’s the King for a reason!

I like the dad, he act"s like a real dad should

what a beautiful family.. best wishes

“Rock and roll music is basically gospel & rhythm and blues.” Elvis Presley

Watch the documentary "Elvis and The Black Community". Will give you more information on who Elvis was.

Elvis was in a league all on his own. Nobody has or ever will come close to what he was. I am sure all the household names of the current era would agree that Elvis is and always will be the king. Elvis was a gift from God for generations to come. That is why we have things like You Tube, DVD so future fans can love and appreciate what Elvis was. Elvis was not racist in fact he was loved by all. He influenced many black generations.

What a beautiful family Steph and Jay.

This was from a movie, Jailhouse Rock, in which he is a young singer who served a jail sentence. His cell mate was an older country singer who had a guitar in his cell. He gave Elvis some guitar instructions. This scene is after he is released and has become a popular singer. He explained to the record guys and audience that this is a number that he and the prisoners used to do. There was no such thing as poll dancing in 1957, just fire polls in firehouses. You son has not seen those moves before. There were no music vids for songs back then. In the movie, Forest Gump, young Forrest wearing his leg braces, does those leg and hip moves, and Elvis says do it again. Later they see Elvis on TV in 1956 doing those exact leg moves. I thought everyone knew it was Elvis that first did that leg thing. Chuck Berry, used to move when he sang some songs in that time period, but his movement was quite different. Elvis first recorded song, in 1954 at age 19, was That’s All Right My Mama, which has a sound different than all black or white singers before him. You son can check out so many reaction channels on RU-vid, plus there are interviews of black performers who knew Elvis.

He was an original! He moved the way he felt no bullshit practice like they do today. What about MJ, and others openly admitted they took from Elvis - how come you are not saying something about that. Those feelings and moves were his and his alone. He absolutely gave credit to other artists. He opened the door for others black and white and many such as BB King, Ali, Rufus, and many others gave him credit for it. Watch Elvis and The Black Community to get the facts.

Pole dancing in a film of the 1950s? No way!!

Elvis was friends with B.B. King, James Brown and Muhammed Ali for starters. Most black performers like Little Richard credit Elvis for opening doors for him.

I knew a man in the Jordanaires, Elvis's bac up band, ALL THOSE MOVES WERE JUST FROM ELVIS, WHAT HE FELT!!! , THE MAN WAS MAGIC, KEEP IN MIND THIS WAS DURING THE 50-60S, THIS WAS SCANDELOUS!!! FOR THOSE TIMES,

right away people start talking about Elvis copying someone else's moves ..he was the choreographer himself. Elvis said it more times than anyone can remember he danced the way he felt. there were no copied moves. many black stars in music said that Elvis gave a boost to soul music by mixing rockabilly and soul his roots are there in Mississippi...just give the man credit for what he did don't make a racial thing about it!

React to Polk Salad Annie(Vegas 1970)Elvis ROCKS😉

Please show your kids Elvis live in the early 70's. Would like to see reactions.

Elvis attended an all Black Church as a child and he was greatly influenced by gospel music.

Elvis grew up in the depression of 1930s Mississippi everyone was dirt poor! he did go to a Baptist church and was in the church choir and there is videos here on You tube the pastor of that church was interview and he said Elvis stood out from the very first day.

Congrats on such a Wonderful family...may you have many many grandkids

You may want to check out elvis and the black community

Welcome family! 🥰How cool you’re reacting all together!! Love it! And REALLY LOVE ELVIS!😂♥️🎶Check out “The Lady Loves Me” with Ann Margaret in my favorite Elvis movie… Viva Las Vegas” ! Their chemistry is undoubtable lol

Elvis was the coolest white boy to ever live.

Watch Elvis doing "Hound Dog" in 1956 on the Milton Berle show. That performance got him censored in later tv performances that year.

They call it the Carlton dance but Elvis did it first😅🥲

People always hating on Elvis's upbringing. He wasn't racist. He grew up in a black community. He went to church with black folks. He gave all the credit to the black community. He even said his first love for music came from black spiritual music. He stood by black communities when he was in the spotlight. He got into lots of trouble over it as well. At this point, it's just ridiculous that he's still considered racist and ripped off the black community. No, he didn't.

If you haven’t done so yet, you should react to “Trouble” from the movie “King Creole”. It’s jazzy. The black & white version is best. Also “Crawfish” from the same movie is great. The movie was filmed in New Orleans, I believe.

Love to see a whole family doing a reaction i hope you do more ekvis sooner or later you wil become fans he has a voice that will win you over i want to be on this elvis journey with you all it will be fun i live a couple miles from his grandpa jesse presley's grave and not far from his house also i live about 1 mile from one of Elvis's best friend's childhood home who is also the greatest im talking about Muhammad Ali Elvis and Ali loved each other they were brothers.

Elvys Presley inventou um modo de dançar. Respeitem o Eterno Rei do Rock.

I think I read that at first Elvis didn't really start out trying to dance. He was just so nervous he was shaking his legs from anxiety. But I guess it caught on and he went with it.

PS: show your Son the relationship of Elvis and Muhammad Ali … Google and the photos and story just sweet. Also, his friendship with Sammy Davis Jr. AND see videos of the Sweet Inspirations talking about their relationship with Elvis. AND his cooks and housekeepers that he gave new autos to spontaneously AND bought a home for Mary.

U all need to watch his gospel music 🎶 he was the King and always he is gone be ,u need to watch and educated yourself on regards Elvis

Elvis grew up in the black church.

That was from 1 of the 32 movies he stared in. He was the total package never a better looking man ever. I believe it came out after he came out of the military in 1960

Enjoyed your family reaction.

Old interviews with Elvis Charlotte Observer June 1956, and Louie Robinson's interview with Elvis on the set of Jailhouse Rock "The truth about that Elvis Presley rumor." (Jet Magazine August 01 1957) which should have been on the cover with a Ernest Withers's photo, my opinion. He gave recognition and respect. He also did some good "the Rock and roll phenomenon cracked Memphis's segregation laws." (Memphis World News June 1956) before that he was hanging around Beale Street according to Elvis the searcher doc. Rufus Thomas bringing him on stage at the 1956 and 57 WDIA Goodwill Revue (supposedly he sang with BB King in one of them) where he thanked BB King "Thanks man for all of those early lessons you gave me." (Tri-State Defender Dec 1956). He helped promote Jackie Wilson at the Club Trip show (Jackie Wilson interview on Elvis, or Bobby Wilson talks about his father Jackie Wilson and Elvis Presley friendship.) and indroducing Fats Domino as his inspiration in his 1969 Las Vegas show. Elvis indroducing the Jackson 5 at his 1974 Vegas show, Jackie Jackson interview about Elvis.Elvis and Sammy Davis Jnr at Chuck Berry's Vegas lounge show. There are a couple more instances.

No such thing as a music video in Elvis’s lifetime. This was a scene in the movie Jailhouse Rock from 1957. At first, the planned choreography for the movie was something Elvis said he couldn’t do because he didn’t think he could dance. So, the choreographer worked with him and put it together to better suite his style. If you want to see how Elvis moved when he sang on stage in the early days, watch some of the film clips from performances from 1956-1958, especially Hound Dog on the Milton Berle shoe or his first 2 appearances on the Ed Sullivan show. That’s where you get an idea of the style that initially made him famous.

1957 for Jailhouse Rock. No, he created the choreography for this and sang. He was awesome. Glad ya'll like him!! Good taste!!

Μore Elvis please ❤️

You should educate yourselves about Elvis especially in regards to the black community, there's a two part documentary you could all watch, and not only should you know that he hated the name of The King of Rock N Roll or the idea that he invented it but should know that Elvis was not the "white" guy everybody believes. He was of Native American & Jewish ancestry so he was a fantastic representation of the American melting pot. Also, he has influenced more than anybody realized, including this video which is partially credited as one of the foundational bricks of a singer using back up dancers & music videos, was one of the first artists who produced their own music. Plus, it's not an exaggeration to say that Elvis is in a category by himself in terms of his vocal abilities because the professional vocalists & people in that industry have agreed to put him in his own category because he could hit such a wide variety of notes, transition seamlessly, and in fact, he was never going for perfect pitch and would purposely sing off key to get whatever sound he wanted for a song. Please, learn more about the real Elvis Presley because most of what people have heard is so wrong that it's insulting, disrespectful, and has been repeatedly debunked by the people who knew him.

Elvis did come up with the moves

Chuck Berry started rock n roll and Elvis mixed Nashville and Memphis together and brought it together then rock n roll was born when country and r&b blues got mixed...great things happen when we all come together

1957 he was 22 years old. He did the choreography.

Elvis's move's man!!👍

Hey good to see y'all out together to watch this hit!!! Honestly, jail isn't fun like this.

I recommend watching Elvis and the Black Community. It will answer a lot of your questions.

Nice fam, god bless! You talk my language

What you don't know he got Grammys for gospel songs I dare you to hear him sing how great they art

You have never seen those moves before elvis elvis dance moves nearly got him put in jail m. J. Done a lot of his moves later maybe that's what your are rembering listen to if I can dream 1968 come back special white suit elvis could sing any genre of music why do you think they are still talking about him 53 years after his death listen to the man's beautiful voice .

You NEVER saw those moves before....that guy talking out of his ass...im sure you would say MJ did it first...he wanted to be Elvis

Thank guy's, good to see the family. Not forgetting the other two

If you guys don't think Elvis has rhythm, you're clueless. Don't watch anymore Elvis, you'll get hooked and have a new favorite soon.

Why can't you just watch and enjoy the music and dancing. Your son obviously has a mindset to find fault with Elvis no matter what! 😲 your loss, you missed a great show!!

He grew up in tupelo Mississippi in a part called shake rag.then he moved to Memphis TN.