Hi Monroe! There is a short documentary on youtube called: "Elvis a Generous Heart". You won't believe how generous this man was. He loved to give to people. He was the most generous person I have ever heard of.
I heard all kinds of stories of Elvis fighting racism. He was a huge fan of MLK. He also had those back up singers that he stood up for when some racist Hotel owner wouldn’t let them stay at the hotel with him. “If they don’t stay here, I don’t stay here.”
James Brown was the first entertainer to arrive at Graceland, to see lifeless Elvis, and he wept for hours beside Elvis's body weeping "why did you leave me Elvis?". He didn't call Elvis his soul brother for nothing.
The song playing at the end was "if I can dream" it's almost impossible to feel the love from that song and not shed a tear. He did it on National Television during super tense times when making a statement like that wasn't simply a virtue signal
From what I understand James Brown and Elvis were very close friends. James Brown went to Elvis's house Graceland after he passed away and was crying over his casket.
Love peanut butter and banana sandwiches, I never fried it. Lol James Brown was the first celebrity at Graceland when Elvis passed. He sat with him while he was in casket laid out, for hours upon hours. 😥
Elvis was the exact opposite of a racist. He was a Christian, so he knew that all human beings are created equal in God's eyes. He was extraordinarily generous and always went out of his way to make others feel accepted and comfortable. 99.9% of what Elvis did for others will never be known (in this world) because he didn't want it publicized. Why? Again, his faith.
You need to react to his last performance before he died. It’s called unchained melody he sang that song live and you can tell that he didn’t look healthy and unfortunately 6 weeks later he died
James Brown loved Elvis so much, when Elvis passed, he spent 1 hour alone with his body. JB was the first at the hospital and was there when he passed... people don't know what...
There are so many stories out there about Elvis' generosity. Could you react to: Elvis Presley - The King of kindness (6:31). This also includes a really sweet story about Elvis noticing someone in need and helping plus a funny story about him: Elvis Presley's Nurse Tish Henley Kirk Interview! (6:07).
Unfortunately for some that's what sets them off that someone could be in a position to do that. It's usually Jealousy and envy that drive them to be so negative. Not that I don't understand it because while the older white folks were denigrating him, the younger ones would later crown him King for something that some black folks invented.
Enjoyed your reaction! Definitely check out the new Elvis movie. It’s fantastic! Shows his friendship with B.B. King as well. Let us know your thoughts on it! 😁take care!
Didn’t even know there was a part 2. I’m not an Elvis fan beyond the songs that everyone knows but this is dope as fuck as far as unity. We need that today. The left and the right are equally horrible but maybe one day people recognize they aren’t slaves to what their families think, or to guns or the environment. Whatever it is. We’re gonna get back to America eventually and this is hope!
Elvis Loved Everyone,treated everyone the same, Elvis as an Entertainer is still very Famous Forty Four years after his death ! Revolutionary, Humble, The Voice The King !
I love the fact that Elvis refused to perform in any venue where racism existed. He worshiped black performers and preachers.....he LOVED their enthusiasm and upbeat choirs. He covered many different white, black and hispanic artist's songs, but because he brought out black artist's music, white people started buying their future songs and Motown (my favorite oldies) became famous. Elvis broke that barrier and made it cool to listen to music and eventually attending concerts of black artist. I really hate the lies told by some about how Elvis stole their music and their style of dressing and performing. He didnt steal it, he promoted it....biggest form of flattery!!
Elvis’s story is really quite tragic for real when you watch the movie you will see what I mean in that movie got majority of the facts correct and it’s just sad
Bruh, I eat regular peanut butter and banana sandwiches all the time and they're dope. I've never heard of fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches. That sounds like a level up. I'm going to have to try that!
when James Brown attended Elvis's funeral they say he spent hours at his coffin, talking and crying. They were very close.. I was only 16 when Elvis died, I never saw him perform live but even back then I loved his music and I can still remember the shock and grief I felt hearing he had passed.. to this day my love, admiration, and respect for him, has never changed. RIP Elvis
Hello Munroe! I've subbed 'cause I saw some Elvis reactions! 👏👏 enjoying your channel. Let us know if the fried peanut butter/banana is good! More Elvis please. From South Africa⚡🇿🇦
Wow you going to eat peanut butter & bannana sandwich--God love you. more to check out #1 what Jackie Wilson says about his friendship with Elvis (not long interview but interesting) also what Jackie Wison son Bobby Wilson says about his dads friendship with Elvis i feel you will enjoy it.
The alleged racist comment was reported by a white magazine and was said to have occurred at Boston in 57. He did not play in Boston at that time. A black publication, Jet, I believe debunked the rumour - it was a malicious rumour x
When Elvis died James Brown went to Graceland and sat.for hours with the family and next to Elvis’ casket. People said he cried like a baby. They were brothers.💔
"We loved Elvis and Elvis loved us." (Shake Rag receives it's Mississippi Blues Trail Mark @430). 150 years Tupelo's-Shake Rag. Shake Rag demo in 15mnts is a good one (they may have taken it down, for some reason.) Jackie Wilson's interview or Bobby Wilson talks about his father Jackie Wilson's relationship with Elvis Presley interview is another good one.
This is the first time I'm hearing about this so called rumor and it really struck something in me to comment here. The first time I heard about Elvis being racist is from that Public Enemy record, but I never bothered digging into it. The cord that was struck in me though is the fact that this has been used so many times throughout the years to try to get artists, entertainers canceled (so to speak). Lauren Hill came to mind first but she wasn't the only one. Jealousy is often a big motivating factor behind these things like I'm sure it was with Elvis, and it's still happening these days.
The shine my shoes story was dispelled years ago . It was suppose to said in a interview in chicargo in 56. Elvis was never there in 56 . I think it was a magazine called ebony or sepia. It cared to the black community. Remember in 56 the establishment hated elvis
Same thing happened to Mariah Carey as well if I'm not mistaken that some interviewer or something reporting that she said something about black kids in Africa. Now with anti-social media things are even worse.
Peanut butter and banana sandwiches are bomb. I’ve made them myself. Half a stick of butter fried on white bread, the inners are spread with peanut butter and sliced banana. Shit is super unhealthy, but so good bro. You gotta try it🕺
Just FYI - on the peanut butter banana sandwiches - the way Elvis grew up eating them from his mother was she simply mashed up the peanut butter and bananas together on a plate and spread the mix straight on to the bread, then dropped it in the buttered skillet, was a whole lot easier and faster. All those extra steps involved is what Mary & Elvis' father came up with years later A lot of people don't realize Elvis was used to having them prepared two different ways. Neither one is wrong, they both taste good and Elvis liked Mary's the way Mary came up with years later. But just pointing this out a lot of people out there still don't know that there are different ways to make these. I prefer the easier way ...the way Elvis' mother used to make them. Taste awesome Anyway, Great reaction. It's sad because I know many of people over the decades went to their graves thinking Elvis was a hater. They didn't know about stuff like what's revealed in this video. Once people get past all that misinformation though then they're able to start appreciating him more as an artist. (Plus there's a whole lot of other similar stories out there not even on these videos.) Yeah your channel exploding. I remember when you were only at a few hundred subscribers. Keep in keepin' on!
I just found your channel and you were asking for more subscribers and because I love him and have all my life. He was very much a person who loved people regardless of their race. I thank you for speaking about about who he truly was. Thank you. Renée
This is Renée again Elvis Never said those things about blacks. He loved them. That was a horrible rumor which if he had heard that he would have cried.
I definitely want to hear your thoughts on the movie when it comes out. There’s a scene in there where they announce MLK’s death, and you can see Elvis is devastated. His greedy, selfish manager says, “Tragedy, but it has nothing to do with us”. Elvis says, “It has everything to do with us”.
I'm starting to wonder if the whole banana and peanut butter sandwich wasn't a depression thing. My grandma loved just a regular banana and peanut better sandwich sometimes she would do banana and mayo (gags). I know my grandma loved Elvis she liked the gospel side, but it was one of those anything he did she loved. We went to Europe in 2010 and went to the wax worth museum where they had his figure You would have thought she was a teenager looking at that figure the way she was.
The Elvis movie that just came out was really great and I absolutely loved it but I definitely would’ve liked to see Elvis with the black community in it because they didn’t show that not really
What Chuck D actually says - should anyone bother to ask him or check the facts - is that what he actually disliked was Elvis’ "culture-blurring genius". This is because it happened to play into the hands of a racist music industry that, at the time, was hungry for a white artist who could play black music. Chuck D in fact agrees & says that, "Elvis was a door, a gateway through to the roots. In the beginning of his career Elvis admitted where the roots came from, but did anybody care?"
I read during Elvis's funeral James Brown sat in the room with Elvis before his funeral started for 4 hours and sobbed. They were very very close. Elvis Loved James and the feeling was mutual! The song I can Dream was about the death of Martin Luther King. Elvis was a lot of things but a Racist he was Not and I beg to differ but even Michael Jackson couldn't compare to Elvis. He was big for pop in his time but Elvis was on a whole other level with Rock and Roll. Although both are legends Elvis is hands down the King! I'm sure some won't agree but everybody is entitled to there own opinion.
I wish the Elvis movie that just came out showed a little bit more about it and with the black community but it will also teach you more about how his drug addiction came to be
Elvis was too poor to buy the flashy Memphis musicians’ clothes, but one shop owner (Lansky) saw him looking in the window and invited him in for a free suit. Elvis stayed loyal to Lansky, who made all his suits during Elvis’s fame-even the suit he was buried in.
MISSING..... These 2 videos (Elvis & community) are a good look at just that part (blues). * * But just like the Elvis Biography Trailer, we are led to believe that he only emerged from the Blues. This is seriously wrong. // There needs to be a documentary, explaining how Country Music & the Blues were fused together for the first time by Elvis, and how both genres is what created the final dominant version of Rock. Elvis had deep Country Music roots, folks like Hank Williams, Hank Snow, Jimmie Rodges; then there is his Bluegrass influences like Flatt & Scruggs, Bill Monroe Lets not forget the Gospel aspect, which was not covered in the movie beyond minority churches. He first met JD Sumner & the STamps Gospel Quartet when he was 14 years old. This music was also a major influence on Elvis at the all night church sings he attended. But MOST OF ALL Elvis desperately wanted to be a Pop Crooner of ballads, like his Biggest Influence of All Dean Martin as well as Bing Crosby. you can hear the similarities in their voices.
To the maker of this video: could you please do a comparison video of who sang it best between Amber Riley(Mercedes) singing her cover version of And i am telling you live at the Olivier Awards in 2017 vs Morisette Amon also singing her cover version of And i am telling you during the finals of the Cebu singing competition in 2018 which you reacted to some time ago?In this video i would love to hear your opinion as to which of these two singers sang this song the best and why (Amber Riley or Morisette Amon).However, could you please combine the two performances together in one video and then after listening to both performances give your opinion as to which of them sang this song the best and why. This should be a showstopper.
@@MunroesCorner The war going on inside Elvis was 9 medical conditions in 9 body systems. He only took prescription meds. Was totally against illegal drugs. One illness from childhood was a sleeping disorder. He walked in his sleep and had horrible nightmares. Also, after concerts his adrenalin was so high that it took 6 hrs for him to calm down. Needing sleep to do the next day high energy show, he took sleeping pills. To no be groggy he took pills. Millions of people have this medical condition and take pills. Without sleep, we die. He did not die from any overdose. There were subtherapeutic drugs in his system when he died. He died from a heart attack caused by a colon issue from childhood, called valsavar maneuver. He had a virus which killed nerves in his colon. The official cause of death is heart attack. Two autopsies ruled heart attack. This drug myth is a bunch of lies told by non medical, ill meaning so called friends who proved to be disloyal after his death. So many lies around Elvis. Be careful at what you believe. Elvis and anyone else deserves the truth be told.
I don't know of any white artist (50's, 60's, 70's) who had so many black artist friends or such a large fan base among the black population. everyone who has met elvis presley personally (many of them black artists and fans) say that elvis loved black culture. anyone who says otherwise is an idiot or a liar.
Most of Elvis doing good things is kept quiet for religious purposes and racism the extreme number of white racists trashing Elvis made his help to blacks be kept DL he lived in a poor black community as a kid his friends and church were black he knew our hopes for salvation was to understand the human Race is only one race blacks are first humans whites and Asians were made much later only last 13000 years and most of Europe was black but with a mutation of blue eyes (in Indonesian island there’s still blue eyed Blount hair blacks
you could amaze all your friends if its really that good,,,,,,,they be like,,,where did you get that recipe?,,,,,i got that recipe from ELVIS,,,his own special recipe, straight from the man himself,,,,,well ,,,,,from the lady who cooked em for the man himself
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Maybe if more people would see these videos they would see Elvis was for the people of any race and just gave from his heart
All facts
Hi Monroe! There is a short documentary on youtube called: "Elvis a Generous Heart". You won't believe how generous this man was. He loved to give to people. He was the most generous person I have ever heard of.
I heard all kinds of stories of Elvis fighting racism. He was a huge fan of MLK. He also had those back up singers that he stood up for when some racist Hotel owner wouldn’t let them stay at the hotel with him. “If they don’t stay here, I don’t stay here.”
James Brown was the first entertainer to arrive at Graceland, to see lifeless Elvis, and he wept for hours beside Elvis's body weeping "why did you leave me Elvis?". He didn't call Elvis his soul brother for nothing.
I think James Brown being a troubled soul, understood Elvis's pain. Just a thought.
Elvis respected everyone he was never a racist person .. he loved everyone.
Thank you for taking the time to learn about the real man..
The movie that just came out last week shows his gospel and blues childhood too.
The song playing at the end was "if I can dream" it's almost impossible to feel the love from that song and not shed a tear. He did it on National Television during super tense times when making a statement like that wasn't simply a virtue signal
And people like Chuck D and such being so bold to attack feel like what they're calling clout chasing these days.
From what I understand James Brown and Elvis were very close friends. James Brown went to Elvis's house Graceland after he passed away and was crying over his casket.
Yeah he was alone with Elvis for 4 hrs :(
Wow, I have seen part one of this several times but I have never seen part 2. Thanks for bringing it to my attention, for sure.
Love peanut butter and banana sandwiches, I never fried it. Lol
James Brown was the first celebrity at Graceland when Elvis passed. He sat with him while he was in casket laid out, for hours upon hours. 😥
Elvis was the exact opposite of a racist. He was a Christian, so he knew that all human beings are created equal in God's eyes. He was extraordinarily generous and always went out of his way to make others feel accepted and comfortable. 99.9% of what Elvis did for others will never be known (in this world) because he didn't want it publicized. Why? Again, his faith.
Well said. And true. He was a very good example in many ways. 🙏👍👌🇿🇦
You see Elvis kissing the Sweet Inspirations. On the mouth. He loved all. God bless. Saw your reaction to the first part. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
You need to react to his last performance before he died. It’s called unchained melody he sang that song live and you can tell that he didn’t look healthy and unfortunately 6 weeks later he died
James Brown loved Elvis so much, when Elvis passed, he spent 1 hour alone with his body. JB was the first at the hospital and was there when he passed... people don't know what...
There are so many stories out there about Elvis' generosity. Could you react to: Elvis Presley - The King of kindness (6:31). This also includes a really sweet story about Elvis noticing someone in need and helping plus a funny story about him: Elvis Presley's Nurse Tish Henley Kirk Interview! (6:07).
Unfortunately for some that's what sets them off that someone could be in a position to do that. It's usually Jealousy and envy that drive them to be so negative. Not that I don't understand it because while the older white folks were denigrating him, the younger ones would later crown him King for something that some black folks invented.
Check out the "if I can dream" song. It's amazing.
Enjoyed your reaction! Definitely check out the new Elvis movie. It’s fantastic! Shows his friendship with B.B. King as well. Let us know your thoughts on it! 😁take care!
Fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches are delicious ... try one , I think you'll love it !
Elvis and the legendary James Brown were very good friends, and when Elvis died he had a very hard time.
Didn’t even know there was a part 2. I’m not an Elvis fan beyond the songs that everyone knows but this is dope as fuck as far as unity. We need that today. The left and the right are equally horrible but maybe one day people recognize they aren’t slaves to what their families think, or to guns or the environment. Whatever it is. We’re gonna get back to America eventually and this is hope!
Elvis Loved Everyone,treated everyone the same, Elvis as an Entertainer is still very Famous Forty Four years after his death ! Revolutionary, Humble, The Voice The King !
So pleased you reacting to this documentary. Elvis was a generous beautiful man inside and outside. React to If I Can Dream .
As far as his generosity you might wanna watch 2 documentaries..200 Cadillacs and Elvis A Generous Heart...
Great reaction
I love the fact that Elvis refused to perform in any venue where racism existed. He worshiped black performers and preachers.....he LOVED their enthusiasm and upbeat choirs. He covered many different white, black and hispanic artist's songs, but because he brought out black artist's music, white people started buying their future songs and Motown (my favorite oldies) became famous. Elvis broke that barrier and made it cool to listen to music and eventually attending concerts of black artist. I really hate the lies told by some about how Elvis stole their music and their style of dressing and performing. He didnt steal it, he promoted it....biggest form of flattery!!
Elvis’s story is really quite tragic for real when you watch the movie you will see what I mean in that movie got majority of the facts correct and it’s just sad
elvie and a generous heart it tell you the rest of his story
Bruh, I eat regular peanut butter and banana sandwiches all the time and they're dope. I've never heard of fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches. That sounds like a level up. I'm going to have to try that!
when James Brown attended Elvis's funeral they say he spent hours at his coffin, talking and crying. They were very close.. I was only 16 when Elvis died, I never saw him perform live but even back then I loved his music and I can still remember the shock and grief I felt hearing he had passed.. to this day my love, admiration, and respect for him, has never changed. RIP Elvis
That sandwich is delicious so you should try it. Check out Elvis and the generous heart
You should check out Elvis generous heart. They go into detail about how big his heart was.
Thank you for this I love watching your reactions 👍😊
That’s Mary his cook for years. He bought her a house, multiple cars over the years and took care of her. She was loved.
Do u think Mohamed Ali would have been friends with elvis if that was true.
Neither would James Brown.
@@angelagoodwin5758 Do you think that James Brown would cry and mourn for hours in front the casket of a man that he thought was racist?
@@bluntforcetrauma8192 Of course not! If JB thought Elvis was racist, there would have been no friendship. He and Ali were proud black men.
Hello Munroe! I've subbed 'cause I saw some Elvis reactions! 👏👏 enjoying your channel. Let us know if the fried peanut butter/banana is good! More Elvis please. From South Africa⚡🇿🇦
Wow you going to eat peanut butter & bannana sandwich--God love you. more to check out #1 what Jackie Wilson says about his friendship with Elvis (not long interview but interesting) also what Jackie Wison son Bobby Wilson says about his dads friendship with Elvis i feel you will enjoy it.
Elvis wasn't racist, there was a quote attributed to him written by a writer from jet magazine that was jealous of Elvis's success.
The alleged racist comment was reported by a white magazine and was said to have occurred at Boston in 57. He did not play in Boston at that time. A black publication, Jet, I believe debunked the rumour - it was a malicious rumour x
When Elvis died James Brown went to Graceland and sat.for hours with the family and next to Elvis’ casket. People said he cried like a baby. They were brothers.💔
The documentary called “ Elvis and the Memphis Mafia “ tells you more of who he was😊
"We loved Elvis and Elvis loved us." (Shake Rag receives it's Mississippi Blues Trail Mark @430). 150 years Tupelo's-Shake Rag. Shake Rag demo in 15mnts is a good one (they may have taken it down, for some reason.) Jackie Wilson's interview or Bobby Wilson talks about his father Jackie Wilson's relationship with Elvis Presley interview is another good one.
This is the first time I'm hearing about this so called rumor and it really struck something in me to comment here. The first time I heard about Elvis being racist is from that Public Enemy record, but I never bothered digging into it. The cord that was struck in me though is the fact that this has been used so many times throughout the years to try to get artists, entertainers canceled (so to speak). Lauren Hill came to mind first but she wasn't the only one. Jealousy is often a big motivating factor behind these things like I'm sure it was with Elvis, and it's still happening these days.
It would be very hard to believe Elvis to be racist, who would sing in choirs of gospel churches as a teen.
It is constructed news with a purpose.
You’re such a funny sweetheart😁
Those sandwiches are GOOD!!!
watch a persons actions, screw rumors .. his actions proved where his heart was.
Yes I’d like you do the peanut butter banana sandwich. I am going to try it too.
Love your reaction.
The shine my shoes story was dispelled years ago . It was suppose to said in a interview in chicargo in 56. Elvis was never there in 56 . I think it was a magazine called ebony or sepia. It cared to the black community. Remember in 56 the establishment hated elvis
Same thing happened to Mariah Carey as well if I'm not mistaken that some interviewer or something reporting that she said something about black kids in Africa. Now with anti-social media things are even worse.
Play, are you lonoest tonight.Vonnie.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
5000 by May try 10000! Very well done. Actually interested in your reactions! Unlike some others channels.
Peanut butter and banana sandwiches are bomb. I’ve made them myself. Half a stick of butter fried on white bread, the inners are spread with peanut butter and sliced banana. Shit is super unhealthy, but so good bro. You gotta try it🕺
Just FYI - on the peanut butter banana sandwiches - the way Elvis grew up eating them from his mother was she simply mashed up the peanut butter and bananas together on a plate and spread the mix straight on to the bread, then dropped it in the buttered skillet, was a whole lot easier and faster.
All those extra steps involved is what Mary & Elvis' father came up with years later
A lot of people don't realize Elvis was used to having them prepared two different ways.
Neither one is wrong, they both taste good and Elvis liked Mary's the way Mary came up with years later.
But just pointing this out a lot of people out there still don't know that there are different ways to make these.
I prefer the easier way ...the way Elvis' mother used to make them.
Taste awesome
Anyway, Great reaction. It's sad because I know many of people over the decades went to their graves thinking Elvis was a hater. They didn't know about stuff like what's revealed in this video.
Once people get past all that misinformation though then they're able to start appreciating him more as an artist.
(Plus there's a whole lot of other similar stories out there not even on these videos.)
Yeah your channel exploding.
I remember when you were only at a few hundred subscribers.
Keep in keepin' on!
ABSOLUTLY LOVE FRIED PEANUTBUTTER & BANANA SANDWINCH
The ppl who he helped he loved everyone..
I just found your channel and you were asking for more subscribers and because I love him and have all my life. He was very much a person who loved people regardless of their race. I thank you for speaking about about who he truly was. Thank you.
Renée
And of course I subscribed
This is Renée again Elvis Never said those things about blacks. He loved them. That was a horrible rumor which if he had heard that he would have cried.
Those sandwiches are good
Try it. I had one at Graceland with Elvis.
I definitely want to hear your thoughts on the movie when it comes out. There’s a scene in there where they announce MLK’s death, and you can see Elvis is devastated. His greedy, selfish manager says, “Tragedy, but it has nothing to do with us”. Elvis says, “It has everything to do with us”.
Yes, I have had the fried Peanut Butter and Banana sandwich! Its really good!
If elvis was racist then the earth is made of cotton candy
I'm starting to wonder if the whole banana and peanut butter sandwich wasn't a depression thing. My grandma loved just a regular banana and peanut better sandwich sometimes she would do banana and mayo (gags). I know my grandma loved Elvis she liked the gospel side, but it was one of those anything he did she loved. We went to Europe in 2010 and went to the wax worth museum where they had his figure You would have thought she was a teenager looking at that figure the way she was.
That sandwich be bussin
Elvis was From Memphis...
Fried peanut butter and banana sandwich is so good
what famous singer had bought a house for a lesser person than them????
Love your channel Munroe, it's a great Corner to Hang. If you do a reaction to the Fried Peanut Butter and Banana Sandwich, I'll watch it. Peace
Eddie Murphy Delirious and Raw were the stuff in the 80s
Two big icons Elvis and John Wayne
Yes To Eddie
The Elvis movie that just came out was really great and I absolutely loved it but I definitely would’ve liked to see Elvis with the black community in it because they didn’t show that not really
I have been waiting to ßee it and that is disappointing. Thanks for the heads up.
Yes, absolutely a video of you making and trying a fried peanut butter and banana sandwich!
Man, fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches are fire!! If you like them separate, they're bomb together!
What Chuck D actually says - should anyone bother to ask him or check the facts - is that what he actually disliked was Elvis’ "culture-blurring genius". This is because it happened to play into the hands of a racist music industry that, at the time, was hungry for a white artist who could play black music. Chuck D in fact agrees & says that, "Elvis was a door, a gateway through to the roots. In the beginning of his career Elvis admitted where the roots came from, but did anybody care?"
I read during Elvis's funeral James Brown sat in the room with Elvis before his funeral started for 4 hours and sobbed. They were very very close. Elvis Loved James and the feeling was mutual! The song I can Dream was about the death of Martin Luther King. Elvis was a lot of things but a Racist he was Not and I beg to differ but even Michael Jackson couldn't compare to Elvis. He was big for pop in his time but Elvis was on a whole other level with Rock and Roll. Although both are legends Elvis is hands down the King! I'm sure some won't agree but everybody is entitled to there own opinion.
Bro that sandwich will put 20 pounds on you trust me, got to have a big glass of ice cold milk with it
yes try the sandwich. Ive always wanted to try it myself. So I figure Ill watch someone else first lol
There is a much deeper story about those banana sandwiches.... goes back to his childhood.
I wish the Elvis movie that just came out showed a little bit more about it and with the black community but it will also teach you more about how his drug addiction came to be
Elvis was too poor to buy the flashy Memphis musicians’ clothes, but one shop owner (Lansky) saw him looking in the window and invited him in for a free suit. Elvis stayed loyal to Lansky, who made all his suits during Elvis’s fame-even the suit he was buried in.
REACTION VIDEO PLEASE TRYING FRIED PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICH 🥜
Make sure you try the fried banana sandwiches their delicious a New York person talking..
MISSING..... These 2 videos (Elvis & community) are a good look at just that part (blues). * * But just like the Elvis Biography Trailer, we are led to believe that he only emerged from the Blues. This is seriously wrong.
// There needs to be a documentary, explaining how Country Music & the Blues were fused together for the first time by Elvis, and how both genres is what created the final dominant version of Rock.
Elvis had deep Country Music roots, folks like Hank Williams, Hank Snow, Jimmie Rodges; then there is his Bluegrass influences like Flatt & Scruggs, Bill Monroe
Lets not forget the Gospel aspect, which was not covered in the movie beyond minority churches. He first met JD Sumner & the STamps Gospel Quartet when he was 14 years old. This music was also a major influence on Elvis at the all night church sings he attended.
But MOST OF ALL Elvis desperately wanted to be a Pop Crooner of ballads, like his Biggest Influence of All Dean Martin as well as Bing Crosby. you can hear the similarities in their voices.
PS make the sandwich man!! LOL
Yes, I wanna see you try the sandwich
Elvis never said that it started with a rumor from a jealous person who wanted to be like Elvis.
To the maker of this video: could you please do a comparison video of who sang it best between Amber Riley(Mercedes) singing her cover version of And i am telling you live at the Olivier Awards in 2017 vs Morisette Amon also singing her cover version of And i am telling you during the finals of the Cebu singing competition in 2018 which you reacted to some time ago?In this video i would love to hear your opinion as to which of these two singers sang this song the best and why (Amber Riley or Morisette Amon).However, could you please combine the two performances together in one video and then after listening to both performances give your opinion as to which of them sang this song the best and why. This should be a showstopper.
I always meant to try a fried peanut butter and banana sandwich, but I never got around to it....Yeah, try it and let us know what you think of it .
😊
My mom loves regular peanut butter and banana sandwich but she said she's never tried it fried. So now she wants to try it.
Elvis done put us on lol
@@MunroesCorner The war going on inside Elvis was 9 medical conditions in 9 body systems. He only took prescription meds. Was totally against illegal drugs. One illness from childhood was a sleeping disorder. He walked in his sleep and had horrible nightmares. Also, after concerts his adrenalin was so high that it took 6 hrs for him to calm down. Needing sleep to do the next day high energy show, he took sleeping pills. To no be groggy he took pills. Millions of people have this medical condition and take pills. Without sleep, we die. He did not die from any overdose. There were subtherapeutic drugs in his system when he died. He died from a heart attack caused by a colon issue from childhood, called valsavar maneuver. He had a virus which killed nerves in his colon. The official cause of death is heart attack. Two autopsies ruled heart attack. This drug myth is a bunch of lies told by non medical, ill meaning so called friends who proved to be disloyal after his death. So many lies around Elvis. Be careful at what you believe. Elvis and anyone else deserves the truth be told.
I don't know of any white artist (50's, 60's, 70's) who had so many black artist friends or such a large fan base among the black population. everyone who has met elvis presley personally (many of them black artists and fans) say that elvis loved black culture. anyone who says otherwise is an idiot or a liar.
So why did Chuck D come up with that mess and I never heard him back it up.
Most of Elvis doing good things is kept quiet for religious purposes and racism the extreme number of white racists trashing Elvis made his help to blacks be kept DL he lived in a poor black community as a kid his friends and church were black he knew our hopes for salvation was to understand the human Race is only one race blacks are first humans whites and Asians were made much later only last 13000 years and most of Europe was black but with a mutation of blue eyes (in Indonesian island there’s still blue eyed Blount hair blacks
You try out the recipe yet? @ 4:15
Yes make a fried peanutbutter banana sandwiche.
you could amaze all your friends if its really that good,,,,,,,they be like,,,where did you get that recipe?,,,,,i got that recipe from ELVIS,,,his own special recipe, straight from the man himself,,,,,well ,,,,,from the lady who cooked em for the man himself
Make the sandwich!
I have its yummy 😋 lol I like mine drizzled with honey on top afterwards
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