Elvis - The Movie Trailer & In The Ghetto (BRITS REACTION!)
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- Elvis - The Movie Trailer & In The Ghetto (BRITS REACTION!)
Elvis The Movie is due for release in the UK on June 24th 2022
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#Elvis #InTheGhetto#ElvisTheMovie
Elvis was a humanitarian
Elvis really didn't need promoted, his voice was all he needed. A God given voice.
What you need to know about Elvis…..Elvis burst into the Stratosphere….Because…It was his talent….Incredible good-looks….His unique stage appearance….Charisma…and being the real deal….Everyone related to his beautiful voice…It truly touched people….Truly…Elvis is known….To this day….To be the most giving celebrity…and generous….Elvis ….Stated….”There isn’t a Gospel song…I do not know”….His Jumpsuits are Iconic….Show Business at its finest….Men wanted to be Elvis….Women fainted at his Concerts….True!…..Elvis is beloved all over the World….And became so because….There has never been anyone like him!
The Colonel didn’t want Elvis to sing this song as he felt was too controversial. But having lived in poverty himself Elvis wanted to make a statement that ,even today, makes people cry at his understanding and emotions. 👌🕺💕
These songs were written for Elvis in the 68 comeback special. Elvis sang these first. Of them were: In the Getto, Kentucky Rain, Supecious Minds, and If I can Dream. These 4 were the main hits out of that time. You can look up the directors and writers talking about the 68 comeback special there’s 3 or more on TH-cam. You get a good understanding of Elvis, as they worked with him and Parker the manager. Who did his best to sabotage it cause he bullied writers out of their copy rights and country here. His gambling debt was the most on his own mind. And he was out of touch with Elvis’ full talent and creative ability.
Elvis always my favorite beautiful inside and out
Elvis wasn't a songwriter (his talent was in interpreting, arranging, and producing songs), but he did co-write a couple songs. He came up with the title and co-wrote "That's Someone You'll Never Forget" which everyone suspects was about his mother.
Tanks God that Elvis have never written a song with the ridiculous lirycs: "Obladi oblada, bla, blaaa".
"Before Elvis there was nothing", John Lennon' words.
Elvis has never co written any song.
Elvis wanted to tour the world but the rumor was Col Parker had a reason to be afraid to go abroad. His real name was Andreas Cornelius Van Kuijk. He was from Breda, Netherlands.” The Colonel left Europe under a cloud of suspicion involving an unsolved murder, slipped into the U.S. illegally and learned how to hustle while traveling with carnivals and circuses. So because he was in the US illegally he was worried he wouldnt be allowed back in if he left so he never arranged for Elvis to perform abroad even though Elvis wanted to.
Elvis could sing any genre we can't put him in a box he is versatile
Elvis never wrote songs. He did set them up for his own way and he did direct them.
Back in past eras, many Jazz, R'n'R, Motown, Pop artists did not write, composers, lyricists, and singer /performers were separate crafts, the singer/songwriter didn't become the norm until the mid-60s. Legendary artists Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Nina Simone, Sammy Davis Jr, Dean Martin, Aretha Franklin(Queen of Soul), Jackie Wilson, Diana Ross, Jerry L.Lewis....were not writers, but brilliant interpreters of songs. Elvis had numerous great songwriters that wrote many songs specifically for him, mixed with some covers that he made his own with his unique voice and style. Elvis is one of the most versatile vocal stylists ever, singing authentically in many genres and he is in many music halls of fame. Even though he only co-wrote a few songs, he produced his music in the studio. The movie trailer looks visually stunning, of course, they couldn't find anyone that looks like Elvis, there isn't anyone, however, Austin is a very good actor and I'm hopeful he can capture the essence of Elvis. In the Ghetto is a great song, very meaningful back then and still today.
@Ike Wp
Thank you for all the information, we appreciate it
Elvis produced no music. In order to produce music you need to be able to read and write it, since Elvis did neither, the only place it happened was in your mind.
I guess they couldn't find anyone as gorgeous as Elvis to play him in the movie! Sorry, but Elvis was beautiful!😊
John Lennon said "before Elvis there was nothing"
He sang more than 600 songs. I have over 700 of his songs. Love his "Blue eyes crying in the rain"
". Luhrmann, who also directed Leonardo DiCaprio’s movie The Great Gatsby, specified that young Elvis was voiced entirely by Butler. Meanwhile, middle-aged Elvis involved a blend of Butler’s voice and recordings of Presley himself."
Austin Butler will sing as the younger Elvis but when he ages they will blend butlers vocals with Elvis's original vocal recordings . For a year before they started filming Austin Butler underwent voice coaching because he wanted his voice to be the same as Elvis
Nice reaction guys with a couple of points others may have noticed. Cissy Houston only worked with Elvis for a few weeks in 1969 on his comeback to Vegas, the film here was 1970. Your quote this is a nice album track was interesting as the song was actually a huge global hit across the world, selling millions and if you re-listen to the words you will see why black reactors on TH-cam are deeply impacted.
Elvis cared very much for the Black community and fought against the systematic racism that this song speaks to. Young Black kids raised without opportunities available to them, so they do what they need to survive, and the cycle repeats itself..... and the most important line of the song, do we as a society, just ignore it and allow it to continue.
Elvis NEVER fought against systematic race. Grow up!
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 yes, he did, to his ability at that time, both societal, and political racism. Read your history.
There was nothing in the song
"In the Ghetto" that referred to the blacks only. There are people of ALL colors and nationality's born and living in the ghetto.
@@SueShambaugh At the time this song was written and sung, the "ghetto" was used in reference to Black neighborhoods only. Also, Elvis said it was written about poor black folks.
Elvis didn't write songs (contributed to a couple as someone said), but that wasn't his talent. It's okay, he had a lot of other talents to go around (musician, singer, producer, interpreter, and oh yeah, one of the best voices EVER in recorded music history). But just because he didn't write songs doesn't mean he only sang covers; many songs were sung by him first.
He is also in several Halls of Fame (Rock 'n' Roll, R&B, Gospel, and Country - the only artist in all 4 of these), so his versatility is unmatched. Yet it's hard to listen to an Elvis song and pin it down to any one genre, because there's a lot of rock in his pop, a lot of country in his blues, a lot of blues in his rock, a lot of rock in his gospel, and a lot of gospel in almost everything.
You missed the reply to Parker's saying King's death has nothing to do with us. Elvis replied, "It has everything to do with us."
Elvis wanted his concert outfits made with high collars because he was self conscious thinking his neck was too long, this info came from people that toured with him. Elvis sung this song when racial tensions was high, the song may seem a mild nice song but in the day when he recorded it the message couldn't have been clearer in America, he didn't have to sing about controversial subjects but he used his tremendous platform to spotlight the plight of many African Americans living in poverty.
What is amazing about "in the ghetto" is it is just as relevant today as it was 50 years ago. it's chilling that nothing has changed ask any black American.
Austin Butler was brilliant. He deserved the Oscar but was very happy with the Golden Globe!! 👌🕺💕
Elvis gave away 200 cadillacs in the 22 years mostly to strangers
Great Trailer. Actually Austin Butler only sings the fifties songs. Thereafter, Elvis sings the rest with a blended background. Hopefully the world will see who Elvis really was and what he stood for. He has left us all a great legacy. God Rest His Soul. Elvis had 21 No.1 singles in the UK and he still is the No.1 Chart Act of all time here. Whitney Houston's mother only backed Elvis for his fist month residency in 1969.
This upcoming film has the potential to be huge, I just hope that this as good as the trailer looks. In the Ghetto was a great storey telling song brilliantly performed by Elvis. Cheers Guys.
Elvis recorded 786 songs and he co wrote only 2 songs "That's someone you never forget" and "you'll be gone" but his bodyguard Red West wrote some good song for Elvis including separate ways.
Elvis never co wrote anything, get a life.
Always enjoy y’all’s reactions. Elvis. Just the name says it all. And, here we are many decades later still listening to him and talking about him. He was so compassionate. Employed numerous black musicians and singers. He held true to his influences regardless of what others at the racially charged time in the U.S. thought and said about him.
Nicely stated
And the world still talks about Hitler, what's your point?
"Elvis Presley recorded approximately 784 songs, according to the Elvis Presley Official Fan Club. This is an approximate figure because Presley recorded a huge quantity of released and unreleased material."
I never heard the term "cover song" used back then. These were songs that others wrote. That's the way it was done back then. Agents bought the songs for them.
Looking forward to the movie. I'm a baby boomer so you know I loved Elvis. Austin Butler got his movement down perfect and his voice. One song I want you to react to is American Trilogy 1972 in Las Vegas! Also way down.
"There's only one Elvis" This is a documentary made by the British people. It is on youtube! I think you will like it.
OMG I can't wait for this Movie to come out! Back in the Dark Ages when I was a kid we would go to our Saturday afternoon Movie sessions....frequently there would be an Elvis Movie put with a Cliff Richards one and we would sit in our preferred sections (either the Elvis side of the theatre or the Cliff Richards side). It was all good fun and we weren't ever too loud in heckling the "opposing fans" for fear of being evicted LoL
@jenell56
Thanks for sharing that jenell56 that was very interesting to hear and made me smile.
All the best
Austin Butler will sing the 1950's Elvis but Elvis sings the 1960's & 1970's Elvis.
Some songs will have a little blending.
I'll definitely watch the movie. I like movies based on true life anyway, and generally movies based on music icons tend to be really good ( the movies about Tina Turner and Freddie Mercury were top notch, but I think Elton was let down badly with 'his' movie unfortunately).
Elvis - whether you were/are a fan or not- is probably the biggest musical icon to have lived, and I think part of the reason (apart from the voice, those smouldering looks, and the wriggling hips) was he was a fantastic story teller. He put emotion into his performances and just connected with people. Singers like that are few and far between, and that's what elevates them from simply being a good singer to an icon.
My, that was wordy.
@EnderOllie 4
This movie looks like it has the budget and the talent so it should be a good watch and hopefully they give the full picture.
Oh dear, poor Elton, Taron Eggerton was very good and has a great voice, the film was not my cup of tea at all.
Wordy indeed, but all very fair points.
Nice one!
How in the crap did you in the "old world" see this trailer before us?? I have got to see this movie! Looks like a good one to me. "In the Ghetto" is such a sad song, and an accurate one still today. Elvis ALWAYS looked cool, no matter how thick or thin he was, he was always gorgeous! My pick for the next one is for Chuey! "HOUND DOG"!!!!!!!!!!! He loves that one!
@Chuey's Mama
The movie looks like a good one and anything with Tom Hanks will be good.
Good call on the next Elvis song, let's get some Rock n Roll going.
Back with more soon and BP1 is getting a good history lesson too.
Cheers
He co wrote someone you don't forget,about his mother. Very good song.
Great reaction the attention to detail in the trailer is exceptional, the outfits etc, the bandage on Elvis's hand just amazing!! Think you were stingy on your score considering what the actual song is about and Elvis shining a light on the subject of people living in the ghetto and society being blind to it , and the cycle continues. Elvis co wrote 2 songs , he was great at interpreting songs in his way , he produced his songs which he never got credit for ! I'm not sure if you've reacted to just pretend live 1970 vegas , you gave me a mountain 1973 aloha also from the same concert what now my love! Also his gospel songs he won 3 grammys for that and Elvis is the only entertainer to be put in the most different genre of hall of fame.....he definitely is the greatest!!
@Jo Hanley
Thank you for the comment and all the fun information.
and i believe elvis had more than 18 no1s something like 23
@@andrewandreas2063 yeah he had 21 in the UK
That film has got Oscar written all over it. It will win 3 Oscars minimum and be nominated for dozens of awards. This real story will make millions of new young fans. Elvis was a YOUTH MOVEMENT more than anything. And that energy turned right into the civil rights movement and changed the world. Austin Butler looks like a young Johnny Depp and he will nab one of those Oscars for sure. This movie just made him a star. I WILL BE IN THE THEATER... no streaming .... on opening night! Bringing the whole family. Driving to a drive in movie theater FOR THE ULTIMATE NOSTALGIA 1st. Then the following week I'll see it in the IN THE highest quality IMAX THEATER we have so I can get the best sound quality experience.
Austin Butler actually dated Johnny's daughter Lily-Rose Depp.
And i bet there be album and single both number 1
Hi guys I will definitely be seeing this movie, loved every Elvis movie growing up. The Ghetto is perhaps my very favorite Elvis song, it holds so much meaning in the lyrics.. A fabulous upload 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@Elaine Howard
The movie looks like it will be a very good one and anything with Tom Hanks in is usually great.
We are both looking forward to watching this too.
Big Elvis Fan, all the way from South Africa. Can't wait for the movie. In The Ghetto, is about civil rights, they didn't want him 2 sing it, but Elvis to sing it, because he was very concerned with civil rights. The reason he didn't tour in Europe was because Tom Parker was illegal immigrants nd didn't have a passport.
@Earl Walker
Thank you for the fun facts and all the information.
We enjoy hearing the fun facts.
Cheers
One of the things I like about the Pet Shop Boys and Depeche Mode songs I know is that they are stripped down and for the masses. I can relate to the English working classes through music, just like I can via The Who and The Animals. What I am saying is that Elvis rose from the poorest of the poor, the meagerest of beginnings. He died with the mindset of a poor man. That is why we still remember him. That is why we love artists that are honest and give us who they are, no matter the genre.
Elvis’ big collars came from his appreciation of Liberace. They became friends and Elvis liked his flashy costumes. He loved fashion and a trend setter. Also, came from the Tudor style collars he liked. He wanted to travel abroad, but the Colonel was an illegal alien from Holland and was afraid he couldn’t get back in the US. He didn’t have a passport. He was previously a circus carnival barker.
Interesting note…Dolly tells of when Col Parker demanded 50% of “I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU” for Elvis to record it, she said NO and cried all night. Sometime later when Whitney Houston wanted to cut it with no such demand, she said YES. Parton said, several years 6+ million dollars in royalties from Houston’s rendition, that she was very happy with her decision!
I think the reference is to RFK, not JFK, since he was assassinated a short time after King. He didn't tour overseas because supposedly Parker didn't allow it because he couldn't leave.tbe country(parker), supposedly.
@denroy3
Hello and thank you for the comment and yes RFK, sorry, that was my mistake.
Cheers
The star play actor playing Elvis he did his own singing along with they also had Elvis sing some of the older Year songs and a mixture of them together
Miss Houston did not tour with Elvis in 1970 which is when this concert was in. Austin Butler sings the early days of Elvis and they use Elvis' actual voice during the 68 through 70's.
Was he good 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.No one on The planet sold records Like him
Per the Elvis movie. . . A preacher once told Elvis "That to dangerous to say, SING! So you have IN THE GHETTO. A message he thought was important at the time to impart, he sang.
Singers need songs….Entertainers need only a stage.
For the big ones do the 68 Comeback Special. A medley of Heartbreak Hotel, Hound Dog and All Shook Up! He also did Jailhouse Rock on the 68 Comeback Special. I would love to see the Elvis movie. Unfortunately, I have a suppressed immune system with a kidney transplant and recent heart surgery an parathyroid surgery. Im staying near home. I’m going to have to wait for it to come out on Blu-ray. I hope you enjoy watching it. I have been to 4 of his concerts!
Love , love your videos ! Please do more elvis ! Thank you 😊 can't wait to see this movie 🙌
You were partly right. In the movie, the 1950's music is performed by Butler; (due to poor technology of that period, it could NOT be dubbed from ORIGINAL ELVIS!) later in the movie, Elvis
is used for the sound track (Butler lip synced ) -- the technology was much better . "In the ghetto" performed in movie is REAL Elvis -voice synced to Butler.
In the clip, who you heard referenced was RFK not JFK.
@OverandOutChief1
Ah, sorry about that I did get the reference wrong.
Thanks for pointing it out.
Cheers
It was an incredible movie. I think you will enjoy!!
Please react to Elvis Presley Suspicious Minds 1970 live in Las Vegas
Film looks like it could be good, especially with Tom Hanks in it. So glad you did this one, I prefer this to a lot of the big well known ones.
Lisa Marie Presley posted that she has watched this film twice and LOVES it. No higher praise than that.
In the Ghetto wasn't referring to just the blacks, they weren't the only ones living and suffering in the ghetto..
Elvis didn't need to write songs.. his power absolute was his interpretation and beauty of delivery of any song he felt.. and his voice.. how he could use his magnificent voice to make a song come alive.
Please play all the concert in Hawaii n last vegas love n miss Elvis all this years😭..hello Bob Joyce we miss you too♥️
There have been tons of movies on his life but this one was the best so far
Where you guys paused the movie trailer you totally missed Austin Butler as Elvis answering Tom Hanks as Col. Parker “ It has everything to do with us”, when Hanks commented on the death of Martin Luther King, Jr. “it has nothing to do with us.” Also, it has been reported that due to the defecient recording abilities of the 1950’s they couldn’t use Elvis’ 1950’s recordings so Butler sang on those songs in the movie. But from the 1960’s on it is Elvis’ own voice we hear in the movie.
Tom Parker is his assumed Anglo name. He was an immigrant from The Netherlands. Made an honorary Colonel in Louisiana State Gaurd.
9:47 the Elvis collar was designed after drawings of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Elvis wanted to tour, Parker didn’t ever set it us, as he turned out to be an illegal alien from Holland.
It will be interesting to watch this movie.Thank you, friends.Great reaction!👍😊🇷🇺
@Pavel Suvorov ◼
IT should be a good and they have a great cast.
We are looking forward to it.
👍😊👍😊
Anyone else go noooooooo when he paused and talked over one of the most epic lines in the trailer??!! I say, if u pause, go back 5 secs... most of the time things are missed.
Check out this documentary Elvis Presley & The Black Community - That Echo Will Never Die - th-cam.com/video/xd1pXw1DmsA/w-d-xo.html
why?
Hi toooo you both. ELVIS knowledge is great from you 👍BP2 . BP1 Nice your converted!!! But 31 🎬 movie brought back memories. I remember Sitting next to my mum for the afternoon 🎥 film. watching him. Was 😎 so cool.
He was always on the record player❤ Nobody got to be really like him. 👍 he's the original 🎵💙🎶
You fellows need to watch Elvis rehearsals , interviews & all.
There is no CGI in this movie all these sets were built.
baz luhrman and his wife have won awards for period pieces costumes etc.
He wore tall collars because he got teased as a child for his neck being long and skinny.
Another great elvis song is suspicious minds live in Vegas its great 👍
The songs you heard in the trailer were sung by Elvis, that Butler fellow would have sung some in the movie
la bombe du siècle😓💥💥💥💯💖👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏
In The Ghetto an album track?????? Holy Moly!
@Stosh English
BP1 is a funny fruit at times
@@BritPopsReact I saw Blur etc in the 90s (not Oasis I'll be honest," but I hope you two take 3 minutes offline and listen to In The Ghetto again. I would say it's such an important song that maybe 50% of Elvis fans would say it's their fave tune. It was so controversial at the time for a white artist singing about black shit. Go on,3 minutes of you're offline life! 🏴🏴♥️♥️♥️
Elvis’s manager was Dutch and had overstayed his visa or something, so if he traveled abroad, he’d have trouble getting back into the USA. No foreign tours. Imagine how big Elvis would’ve been after a world tour…On the other hand, he’s still big in the US after his death 4 decades + ago. Btw In the ghetto was a social commentary rather than a song to calm things doen on stage (or something said to that effect in your analysis). Stay on the Elvis path - Just Pretend, How Great thou art, If that isn’t love, Nothing’s quite as pretty as Mary in the morning…it’s a long list!
Crying in the Chapel …..and I Believe …..
So far I have seen the movie 8 times!
OSCORS GALLORE FOR ELVIS THE MOVIE IS SENSATIONAL BRILLIANT AWESOME ARTISTIC! 💙💕💜❣🙏
The guy on the right gives me Benedict Cumberbatch vibes...
Back Davis road Several songs for Elvis. He originally pitched the idea of in the ghetto to Sammy Davis junior. Mac Davis was a country music singer in the 70s.
I watch a lot of African American reactors And many of them have Stated that Stated that they grew up believing Elvis was racist. They don't know where it came from just that was what they were always told. Thi Stated that they grew up believing Elvis was racist. They don't know where it came from just that was what they were always told. This is the link to the video titled Elvis Presley in the black community Stated that they grew up believing Elvis was racist. They don't know where it came from just that was what they were always told. This is the link to the video titled Elvis Presley in the black community that echo never dies. It is very informative and talks about He's connection with the gospel churches and His actual attitudes towards African Americans
....if you want to see how the women REALLY respond to ELVIS...1970 live Las vegas...'Love Me Tender'
You missed the best line when he says It has everything to do with us!
Butler is only singing the early, 50s songs. after this it's the real deal.
That is the Vegas show room. He did two shows a nigh for five weeks, can’t remember how many times a year. Think it was four. The first show was the dinner show. It’s set up for people to eat. The night show there was no meal.
The movie is amazing
People brought their songs to Elvis. Do the math.
Not just an "album track". #3 in the U.S., #2 in the UK.
His pianist Glenn Hardin did many arrangements for Elvis. That was Whitney Houston's mom. Davis wrote the song n Elvis sang the word Getto as Get- toe. He didn't say anything to Elvis
He recorded over 700 songs and Cissy Houston was only with Elvis for his stint in August 1969 - she left to look after her family and this was recorded in 1970 so she wasn't with him in this film.
You seem to have missed what a profound message there was in that song. The Colonel did not want him to sing it, too controvercial. An excellent song with a message much of the public did not want to hear at the time, and of course beautifully sung as usual by the King.
You apparently haven't discovered the impact Elvis had. Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, etc. and so many were inspired by him. Like Sinatra, and at artists at the time, he didn't write most of his songs but he was accomplished at interpreting songs and made them his own. He was influenced by gospel. Blues. Country, pop and crested his own sound. He is the top selling single artist of all time at more than 500 million songs. If you really want to know his in comparable impact and his roots you need to react to Elvis and the Black Community parts 1 and 2. It removes so many of the incorrect stereotypes.
There's a message there.
Both were live. 68 Comeback was live.
The young man is not singing. They used a method mixing the actor's voice with Elvis's voice(for whatever reason... ). Thank God many songs are original. The movie is good for new fans, who haven't been involved with the real facts about Elvis's life. For the older fans, it's an effort to provide information about a Megastar, an unprecedented individual and a unique personality the way it suited specific.. people...
How great thou are
Amazing
Great traction!!
The movie was very good and informative.
He couldn't tour the world because of Parker. Parker did something in the Netherlands and couldn't leave the USA
Austin sings the younger Elvis songs… not older Elvis