John Lennon once said, "before Elvis there was nothing". Best description of his impact. Elvis was the Omega of pop culture. Everything in music evolved around him and grew after he came. That's why he is referred to as the KING!👑
The leg is Elvis keeping the rhythm and timing Elvis is conducting and directing the band with his body movements and gestures. That stand up drumming is Elvis messing with the drummer Ronnie tutt. . Elvis would change things up with his mood , so follow , they all did. Elvis loved roller coaster s and multiple crescendos in some of his songs. Enjoy the ride.
@@mustangmarty8491 that was his whole body shaking back in the fifties he was referring to. James burton said Elvis played guitar but really was a drummer. Keeping rhythm and timing. With his body.
This was a great performance by Elvis. If you want to witness a very moving performance where he really pours his soul into his singing, please react to If I Can Dream (1968 comeback special - the one with the white suit). The song was a tribute to Martin Luther King Jr who was assassinated that year. Given the current events, the lyrics are just as relevant today as they were 52 years ago. And yes, in the 1970's people could smoke pretty much any place they wanted - indoors, at work, in restaurants (restaurants had smoking and non-smoking sections), etc. Although I remember that on Greyhound buses, smoking was only allowed in the last 3 rows of seats!
He was the most talented, energetic and charismatic performer that the world had ever seen! His superpower was literally being a pussy magnet for the millions of woman who wanted to get together with him.
Just found you a few minutes ago. Just wait til you watch more. He's the GOAT. You'll be blown away. Appreciate you encouraging everyone to be in The Word and in prayer.
When you mentioned that man smoking in the audience. Well back then we could smoke cigarettes anywhere. We could smoke while pushing our carts in the grocery store , in a theater; while sitting in the city bus, even in the courtroom if we had court and we were talking to a judge we could have a cigarette in our hand. We could smoke while walking through downtown buildings or smoke practically anywhere. It was a different time back then.
They didn’t call him Elvis the Pelvis for nothing. His earlier works, he really moved. Some people told him he was causing juvenile delinquent behavior in their kids! Sometimes they would tape him from the waist up. He was certainly unique. One of a kind! He’s still missed after all these years. He died in 1977 & he’s still celebrated.
And his fans. That's why he'd throw random funny lines into some of his songs like the "shove it up your nose" line. I saw him twice in person and both times he did that.
Johnny Cash, who toured with Elvis in their early years, called him the "shaky kid." Elvis was known for shaking his legs and gyrating his hips. It made him very controversial when he first came up in the '50s. On the Ed Sullivan show he was actually filmed from the waist up, because of the backlash the Milton Berle Show received when they had him on. Check out his performance on the Milton Berle Show and/or his live performance (1956) of "Heartbreak Hotel."
That was a nervous condition he had on stage. He was also a black belt in karate he would use some moves on stage at sometimes. He was a cool guy and very generous
He actually had relations for a short time with that young lady...Sylvia. When you watch Elvis...he's constantly 'changing gears.' That's why his shows were so unpredictable. He's the GOAT. PEACE!
A brilliant performance from Elvis 🔥 and a great reaction👍 "If I Can Dream" (68 Comeback Special) th-cam.com/video/dLDEhroSN_w/w-d-xo.html and "In The Ghetto" (Vegas1970) th-cam.com/video/2Ox1Tore9nw/w-d-xo.html are both powerful songs. "Polk Salad Annie" th-cam.com/video/u4csFnpZXek/w-d-xo.html is another energetic performance from E 👑
John Lennon once said, "before Elvis there was nothing". Best description of his impact. Elvis was the Omega of pop culture. Everything in music evolved around him and grew after he came. That's why he is referred to as the KING!👑
I am 63 and I remember every single concert and definitely know where I was the moment that I heard he had died! THE KING
ELVIS the greatest Singer and Artist of all time! I love your reactions!
I love Elvis forever... Thank u for this video... Kisses from Brazil 🇧🇷 I dance here hehe
The leg is Elvis keeping the rhythm and timing
Elvis is conducting and directing the band with his body movements and gestures.
That stand up drumming is Elvis messing with the drummer Ronnie tutt. . Elvis would change things up with his mood , so follow , they all did.
Elvis loved roller coaster s and multiple crescendos in some of his songs.
Enjoy the ride.
His legs were always like an oscilloscope... it shows you the beat.
He said his leg shaking was a nervous condition he had to performing on stage
@@mustangmarty8491 that was his whole body shaking back in the fifties he was referring to.
James burton said Elvis played guitar but really was a drummer. Keeping rhythm and timing. With his body.
Reverend Wright said Elvis was a bundle of energy set to music
Thanks for reacting to Elvis.
No problem
Elvis was and will be the entertainer ever.
I grew up with his music.
Elvis started his karate in the army when in Germany and worked his way up to nineth degree black belt and incorporated the moves into his stage act.
Elvis at his best! What an entertainer! Please do more Elvis!
This was a great performance by Elvis. If you want to witness a very moving performance where he really pours his soul into his singing, please react to If I Can Dream (1968 comeback special - the one with the white suit). The song was a tribute to Martin Luther King Jr who was assassinated that year. Given the current events, the lyrics are just as relevant today as they were 52 years ago.
And yes, in the 1970's people could smoke pretty much any place they wanted - indoors, at work, in restaurants (restaurants had smoking and non-smoking sections), etc. Although I remember that on Greyhound buses, smoking was only allowed in the last 3 rows of seats!
Polk Salad Annie - 1970. Its just as energetic.
THE KING
Greatest entertainer of all time!!!
He didn't have to spit game. The man was a female mating call. If you don't believe me watch the ladies that agree with me.😂
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He was the most talented, energetic and charismatic performer that the world had ever seen! His superpower was literally being a pussy magnet for the millions of woman who wanted to get together with him.
He's shaking his leg because he has rhythm! This clip is from his movie "That's the Way It Is" and he makes reference to it.
Oh got you
I love love reaction 🤣😅
THE KING is THE KING 👑.
Reaction " Stemroller blues " Hawaii live 1973 please please thanks 🤗✌️🎶.
Got you
What a classic performance and what a fun reaction. If only I'd been able to see him live but I was just a kid when he died.
Just awesome thank you stay safe 😷✌
You to
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"THE KING".........................
That shaking his leg is a part of his way of singing and before he starts singing. It was a way of v warming up
Just found you a few minutes ago. Just wait til you watch more. He's the GOAT. You'll be blown away. Appreciate you encouraging everyone to be in The Word and in prayer.
When you mentioned that man smoking in the audience. Well back then we could smoke cigarettes anywhere. We could smoke while pushing our carts in the grocery store , in a theater; while sitting in the city bus, even in the courtroom if we had court and we were talking to a judge we could have a cigarette in our hand. We could smoke while walking through downtown buildings or smoke practically anywhere. It was a different time back then.
They didn’t call him Elvis the Pelvis for nothing. His earlier works, he really moved. Some people told him he was causing juvenile delinquent behavior in their kids! Sometimes they would tape him from the waist up. He was certainly unique. One of a kind! He’s still missed after all these years. He died in 1977 & he’s still celebrated.
EP always felt the music. He had to move when he sang. Here he was dueli g with his drummer Ronnie amazing g forever the king
Happened upon your channel and glad I did
Great personality and great message at the end from you. Looking forward to diving into your other videos
Elvis was joker on stage having fun on stage with his band
And his fans. That's why he'd throw random funny lines into some of his songs like the "shove it up your nose" line. I saw him twice in person and both times he did that.
Johnny Cash, who toured with Elvis in their early years, called him the "shaky kid." Elvis was known for shaking his legs and gyrating his hips. It made him very controversial when he first came up in the '50s. On the Ed Sullivan show he was actually filmed from the waist up, because of the backlash the Milton Berle Show received when they had him on. Check out his performance on the Milton Berle Show and/or his live performance (1956) of "Heartbreak Hotel."
Ok got you
That was a nervous condition he had on stage. He was also a black belt in karate he would use some moves on stage at sometimes. He was a cool guy and very generous
thanks. taking chemo this is making me happy!
Can you please react to Trouble and New Orleans by Elvis from the fil King Creole. Thanks
Got you
If start the Elvis Journey it will be hard to quit, I promise you.
Let’s see😂
Your expressions is awesome 😁
Yeah do some Polk salad Annie and work your way through the 70’s some good tunes
That just makes my knees ache.
He actually had relations for a short time with that young lady...Sylvia. When you watch Elvis...he's constantly 'changing gears.' That's why his shows were so unpredictable. He's the GOAT. PEACE!
Love it when he does his karate moves
He had a thing for Miriam they are called Sweet inspiration
Please do" If I can dream" from the 68 Come back special! The one with the white suit, !!
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If u react to hound dog and jailhouse rock .u will see why .
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Lol. Can't take your eyes off Elvis on stage. You never know what he's going to do and you might miss it.
Polk Salad Annie would be a good one to react to.
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@@theofficial_sam280 That would be great! th-cam.com/video/u4csFnpZXek/w-d-xo.html
A brilliant performance from Elvis 🔥 and a great reaction👍 "If I Can Dream" (68 Comeback Special) th-cam.com/video/dLDEhroSN_w/w-d-xo.html and "In The Ghetto" (Vegas1970) th-cam.com/video/2Ox1Tore9nw/w-d-xo.html are both powerful songs. "Polk Salad Annie" th-cam.com/video/u4csFnpZXek/w-d-xo.html is another energetic performance from E 👑
I have low volume
Me too it’s causing a problem!
What the hell is that "laugh" at 6:10 ? :P
"kikikikiki" :D
Harmony Hiller check this out
He's so hot 🥵
he had restless leg syndrome. 😉