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A wise man. Thank you!
Great reaction to an awesome song sang by the Goat 🐐 no one could have sang it better you have a great view on life thank you 🎉
Elvis was and lived his youth and teenage years in a black ghetto community. Watch Elvis and the black community it’s an EYE opener. I have respected and loved this man since my childhood some 69 years ago. I too am a white woman and when I first heard this it proudly afffected a little girl. Elvis was such a decent humble man. Watch the black community
And yes we are ALL ONE
God Bless ❤️
AMEN 💙
Ramble away sir, it's why we are here.
I was completely enthralled with your reaction and thoughts about the subject matter in this song. Please don’t ever lose your sense of empathy toward people, no matter their race. Mom and Dad should be proud of the son they have raised 🩷
SO BEUTIFULLY SAID 💙
Love the young ones discovering elvis .👍👍from scotland🏴🏴
I have such respect for you. Much love to you.
You’re a really deep, independent thinker and wise beyond your years. Really appreciate and enjoyed hearing your thoughts.
You are wise beyond your years. I have been an Elvis fan for over 50 years and trust me Elvis put a lot on the line then in 1969 to do this song, and why among a host of other reasons, I have the utmost respect for him.. Thank you for reacting to Elvis us fans appreciate it. Please react to "If I can Dream" and to "Elvis and the Black Community" - thank you!
Yep, here listening. A really great review and thank you for sharing your thoughts. ❤ Elvis short song is still provoking visibility-he would be pleased…
Sweetheart, I'm 57 and I could sit and listen to your wisdom everyday. Hug your parents for me and tell them what a great job they did with you. However, hug yourself too because as an adult you choose to stay on the good path or depart and it looks like you've doubled down on being a GREAT young man. Secretly glad though you didn't listen to them about old school music because we couldn't go on this journey with you 😂. 🤫 Don't tell your parents that! God Bless you and yours. Love from Texas!💝
You are wise beyond your years ... thank you for listening to Elvis and appreciating his artistry . Continue on your Elvis journey , please ... you'll be amazed at what you find !
Your parents are people of the 21 century. Well done. Texas
✨Your Reaction Brings Tears to my Eyes & Overwhelms my Heart With a Renewed Hope For The Future❕✨🎯✨💖✨🥲✨🥹✨
You have a great attitude and a maturity beyond your years. Thanks for this great reaction and your intelligent, sensible comments. Gives me so much hope and optimism for the future. Love and acceptance is the way.❤❤❤
hello Jenny, trolling again? 😉
I am an old white lady who heard this song when it was new. I took it to heart, with many of the "hippy" music of the time. And I have lived a life defined by compassion and continue. Racism in policing, education cuts in low income areas, and the injustices I here about daily cause me to continue to advocate for people in need. We need no more crying mommas.
Here in America you can do whatever you put your heart and hard work into. People do it everyday Here from other countries. You put the work into it no one can stop you. Any person can rise up.
I loved to hear your reaction and your "rambling" about unity, all working together as one to make a better world. Young people like you can pick up the banner where the sixties wound down without finishing the job of civil rights, equal rights for all. Peace, love, and understanding is all still what it's about - what can make the world better - but man, it's so hard. Hang in there - stay hopeful and positive. I'm just another old white lady who feels hope when I hear young folks like you reacting to the music from my youth and hearing the same message.
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I can see greatness coming your way. God has a special plan for your life. Thank you for sharing.
I have 2 Elvis requests. Sweet Caroline and My Boy. I would really appreciate it. Thank you 🙂
I enjoyed your entire reaction - I stayed til the end - you did amazing breaking down this legendary song !
And there it is ladies and gentlemen. The comment from Steve Pomeroy. For those of you that don't know who Steve Pomeroy is. Steve Pomeroy is the person that makes comments under the name Depper. Now, Depper was in the band Mountain, they had the big hit " Mississippi Queen" he was the guitarist and he died more than 2 years ago. Steven even claims to be a musician who lives over seas. But you and I know differently don't we Steven Pomeroy. Steve Pomeroy has stolen the identity of a dead man and trading it as his own. Do your potential buyers know this? I see now that I found you out your comments are quit short. I wonder why?
So glad you had loving parents. We are all one!! So glad the younger generation gets that...not offended at all as a woman.
You are a young man with a lot of knowledge, good for you MDreeezy!👍♥️
Sir you already made it with that attitude. Well wishes for you my friend. Texas stay well and free.
Great reaction ❤🙏
Mdr love your reaction couldn't have said it better myself well done❤🎉
I totally agree with you
Wow. You need to take that on the road. Speak to the young. Like I said you already made it in life. Texas
Love your reaction. More Elvis please 💕💕💕💕
This song is so old and its sad that what he sang about is still happening. Great reaction ❤
Some profound wisdom from you. I cannot recall being so wise when I was your age. Subbing for your Elvis Reactions. I think you will really enjoy Elvis’ If I Can Dream, his tribute to Martin Luther King, after his senseless assassination in 1968. You will find Elvis Presley If I Can Dream Live 68 Comeback Special.
Very well said. Excellent reaction and wisdom.
Love you, MD
You are very intelligent.
Props young man; way to think beyond the narrative and use your eyes instead of accepting being told what to stand for.
How are you doing? It's been awhile since I've been here so I thought I'd ask! Thoughtful and heartfelt reaction!
I could easily watch another Elvis reaction by you. Try Elvis live version of Bridge Over Troubled Water from 1970 in L.V.
Well said the mother is the soft your father is the hard need both to be well rounded and the King is our Heavenly Father
Wonderful reaction. Thank you, be blessed
You're so right here. Thanks
Agreed, unfortunately little girls need a dad too, without someone who teaches them what real love is their heads are turned by fleeting attention.
You are so smart and thinking for yourself and not buying into racial narratives or political lies that divide us. Much props to you, sir!👍👍♥️🙏🏻
Elvis was great to help the Black Community as soon as he started and all through his life. It's all on here. Thanks for your reaction. I agree with what you said too. Thanks Man. 👍 In your own time perhaps you could try Suspicious Minds live in Las Vegas 1970. By him.
Mac davis wrote it but Elvis wax the only one with the courage to sing it at the time
One of the first Elvis songs I heard and my favourite. A very powerful story for the time. Cheers
This song began to be played on the radio in April, 1969. I was 12 years old. It impacted me greatly. The TV mini-series "Roots" (early 1977; age 20) affected me similarly. And I was far from alone in that regard: The 1977 min-series caused a sea-change in attitudes among the general population--although the ground for that had been prepared by the events of the past 50 years, such as WWII, the Civil Rights movement and protests, and of course, MLK.
This song (written by Mac Davis) was based on truth, about a friend he knew growing up. The ‘Roots’ author Alex Haley states his movie and book were a completely fabrication & a myth, which he made up so black Americans would have a “good myth to believe in”. There have always been poor unfortunate people - who need their story told - but he purposely made up that whole story to cause division. It is the opposite of what this song was about.
Well put young man well put may God bless you always.... great reaction
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"I said POLK salad." Rum, rum, rum.
I loved Elvis as a child, but then I fell in love with Queen and never strayed from that love, no one ever compared. Yes, this song hits true… Elvis grew up in a ghetto, in the south. You should check out A Crazy Little Thing Called Love by Queen, written in remembrance of Elvis by Freddie Mercury, the official video is cool, also the live version during Live Aid in 1985. More Queen, please. Elvis was a big influence on Freddie, plus many more he always praised. TY.
Your a thoughtful young man, your thoughts are meaningful
People have been trying to preach this for a long time and the divide is worse than ever.
I know you like queen, react to one vision the extended version. Tribute to MLK.
We listen, agree with it but nothing is changing.
It’s also a great song and video to watch
Thanks for sharing your thoughts
This was written by Mac Davis, who was a pretty good singer in his own right. One of those backup singers might be Whitney Houston's mom.
You r wise def new sub
Great reaction.❤️ Love Elvis❤️ I’m not really a Tom Macdonald fan but he definitely sings about the divisiveness that is so prevalent today. Good messages.
I hate how TH-cam has changed the thumbs up. It's not just happening to me, right? I wish they'd go back to the thumb staying there, and turning the number bold. Why change something so random?? I know that you're the wrong person to ask LOL.. GREAT reaction
Toxic cycles do need to break.. My best friend her grandmother was a drug addict and was with many men who beat her, her daughters followed in her footsteps ( only difference is, is one didn't do drugs) but the one that did was my best friend's mom and she died with a needle in her arm and her youngest daughter was found dead ( at 31 yrs of age) on the bathroom floor from an overdose. My best friend had 3 kids and started doing drugs and getting with men that abused her. She dropped her kids off with their father and disappeared for 14 yrs. When she finally came back she was still doing meth and with a man that abused her and her husband before this new man hung himself in a hotel room and my best friend found him... Luckily my best friend has been sober for 7 yrs. Unfortunately her two daughters continued the cycle of getting with abusive men and one day they had enough and they decided to end that cycle. They are both in happy healthy relationships now and have beautiful happy and healthy children. It took 4 generations to break the cycle.
Elvis expert here, and newly subscribe: Bro, suggestions: listen to TROUBLE (from the 1958 movie King Creole) and Jailhouse rock, 1957 from the movie of the same name.
Whitney Houston's mother was one of the back up singers for Elvis.
I w as never into Elvis either. I do like his songs and I do believe he was someone who admired the black artists. But I dont seek his songs out and I'm familiar with the ghetto but never had to live in one. My dad kept me out them. But being black in life, we have to always fight like we are in one.
A little history, even back in biblical times, we went at each other. Only in the 60s and 70s we were brothers and sistas. We have lost it.
Jacqueline, please explain your last sentence.
@timcarr6401
How much time you got?
@@timcarr6401
It's called systemic racism and just plain racism. It sucks to deal with.
@@JaquelineGoodspeed Are you saying that it sucks to be black? Are you tired of being a lifelong victim? Are you tired of whites plotting every day to mess up the lives of blacks?
Are you an expert at detecting micro-aggression? Do you have a Doctorate at spotting white thoughts?
Is racism simply a white phenomenon against Blacks? Do you think that blacks are incapable of racism against whites, Asians and Hispanics?
Are prisons filled with a majority of blacks there because of white racism? Are crimes against blacks by blacks just a fiction?
Hey mate
Great reaction
I agree 100 % with everything you said
People need to change
Its hard, but if they dont want to do it for themselves
At least do it for the kids
I grew up poor, but i had one thing, tbat that these children didn't have
I had love from both parents
I might have missed out of alot of things
But i was loved
If you want to listen to another message song
Can you please react to
Walk A Mile In My Shoes
All Elvis wanted to do was bring blacks and whites together ❤️
If you are interested in the life of Elvis
Cam you react to Elvis and the black community
Elvis loved everyone
Thank you again
Please react to live concert of little sister and just pretend
that would be 1970 las vegas
React to “Oh Danny Boy”
7:38 I remember when I was in the 9th grade one of my friends got his phone and money robbed on the bus on the way home ,because in England we have Double decker buses, and we are all Black btw.We didn’t do nothing because there’s 5 other dudes that are black aswell with knifes in their man bags.the situation escalated further from there
Hey man I'm really enjoying your intelligent and thoughtful reactions. I'd like to recommend Bruce Springsteen to you. Thunder Road would be a good one for you I think.
Thank you for your understanding of what a nuclear family does in raising a child in this world and educating others. I know that if you choose to become a husband and father that you will be a spectacular role model. 🤙💯🔥💞
I’m a 39-year-old Mexican lady and I have to say from the outside looking into the black culture. I feel like one of the biggest things is materialism. Sometimes I feel like inadvertently young black children. Specifically females are taught that self-love is found external instead of internally. now I could be way off the damn mark, lol but I grew up in the ghetto deep in the Mexican culture side-by-side with a black culture and materialism is thick and that paired with the inability to reach those materialistic goals. What you get is resentment, self-pity, lack of self-worth. I hate to say this, but underprivileged black and Mexican youth have every opportunity at their feet but they’re taught at a very young age not to reach out and grab it because “its not for them” Instead, they idealize materialism and pop culture. which is so unfortunate to me because like my own Mexican culture I feel like the black culture is so dynamic and beautiful and creative and emotional, and all that is stifled by this narrative and image that the rest of the world has about Black Americans.
6:31 nothing but facts my guy I knew 2 people from highschool that joined gangs and died in less than 2 years they were influenced by the wrong Older people and bad role models
He never mentioned race. Poverty has NO color.
You didn't talk about pregnancy as a choice, lack of funds for medicine causes unwanted pregnancies, as does contraception failures and r¿¿e too. So these mum's can be wronged and crying from the start. Overly officious religious folk are trying to stop legal abortion too, which will give even less safe options, it's not their choice, so they need to be stopped, from forcing their views on others legally. We don't live in utopia, some folks have far less choices, but still have god-given free will. It's not their fault! There are so many ways the system has been broken for far too long, this was from the 50's, how much has actually changed yet? Children need mental, emotional, physical, nutritional, and educational support and protection, no matter where they are. Why does the system discriminate? Children in less poor areas need help too, why do the wealthy areas not get asked to re-distribute the funds at all? Why can taxes not pay for the nations needs? (I live in Australia, the government pays for schools, police and education does not depend on your area's funding.) Do too many avoid paying them, are they too low for those who have money? Some have far more money than they can ever spend in their life, how does that help out. Business keeps trying to snap up smaller firms. It's just like the monopoly game, someone wants to own everything, no matter who gets hurt. For folk in ivory towers, do you really think poor folk don't know the value of a dollar? Do you really think you would do so well without family wealth? Could you start with nothing and become wealthy without help? Think about orphans, it's not their fault either. They have some help as children, but get thrown out at a still young age. Should we be forced to go back to our country of origin? Hah! Every white person in the USA, and aussie, is an immigrant from somewhere, whether a forced or paid passenger. Could you go back to one country, I couldn't, i'm a mix of many places. All the best.
You are 100% right!! I thought i did talk about pregnancy being a choice, I meant to. I guess sometimes once i get rambling i forget what i still need to touch on lol.
@@MDreeezy it's not always a choice. I know a mum of 9 who had a conception fail, her son is a chemically caused gay, not his fault or any choice either. I have gay nephews from the pill, giving them the wrong amount of female hormone at the wrong time of development. 3 month after girls stop taking it, it gets out of their system, then they can safely become preggers, but during that time they have to use other methods, ask a doctor. Some under age girls, who are assaulted, become pregnant at crazy dangerous for them ages too. Waterways with the dross from women taking the pill can cause fish to be genetically defective too. The whole world has big problems.