Elvis Last 24 Hours
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- I have taken the liberty to edit some of the rough language from this documentary. I still recommend that it be considered PG-13 due to subject matter and what is left of mature language. I just wanted to upload a more censored version since it is a great documentary, with the exception of the Elvis impersonator performing An American Trilogy at the end. Otherwise it is an awesome documentary.
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I took my mom to see Elvis on her 40th birthday at the Long Beach Arena in California. She was 1 month older than Elvis and was so excited. The concert was fantastic. My mom was like a little screaming girl. She grew up with him. May they both RIP.
What a sweet experience and memory🥰
God Bless you and your mom
Lovely memory. Thanks for sharing. 💜
Sweet story. Deepest condolences to you Christine.
Thanks for sharing your sweet memory with us. I was born after Elvis passed away but I love watching the 1970 live show. Was Elvis passing out his scarves nonstop at the show you saw?
I'm from California and flew with my dad to visit Graceland in 1996. My dad looked like the late Elvis with the slick back hair, a little on the heavy side and had the long side burns. At the gift shop I bought him 2 pairs of the Elvis lookalike sunglasses. When we left the tour and drove back to the hotel, at least 3 different people did double takes looking at my dad as he wore the sunglasses while in the passenger seat of our car. He got a kick out of it and made his day. Good times. Rest in peace Pop.
Haha great story of your dad it made me smile knowing he got a kick out of people thinking “is that Elvis??”
That's so awesome 💝🙏
That’s lovely! What a fun and happy memory of your Dad.
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️How sweet!!!
is that MR Elvis from San Jose ca area?
Elvis was the most charitable entertainer that ever lived.
You’re discounting Michael Jackson
@@fluffytail6355 No one was more generous with their time and money like ELVIS!!!!
So then why was MJ dubbed the most charitable ? A few years before he died
And child molester
Yes he was Elvis Presley is my favorite singer and I know all about him
Elvis Presley was a beautiful soul and he is missed. No one could ever replace him.
him and his daughter are together again.
True story:
Elvis once was riding in a Limo and he asked the driver, do you like being a Limo driver and the driver said yes I do, I’m trying to get my own Limo to start my own business. Elvis bought him a brand new Limo the next day.
I can believe that…. There’s been so many of his family/friends that have said, how Elvis would do those very kind things for not only them but, stranger’s as well. He had a very giving & generous heart 💜 Thank you for sharing your comment with us
👌 👏 I love that guy
He seemed like a really good guy.
@@susanxyz5730 Elvis was a genuine good guy! Nothing fake about him..
Elvis lived in sin when he died, fornication. I don't think he's in the paradise.
The way his hairdresser talks about his passing you can tell he really honestly and truthfully loved Elvis.
I think the Memphis Mafia did too, though some used him, and of course loved the lifestyle. Even Priscilla said he needed those old friends around him. I do like the hairdresser the best, and he seems sincere. He also wasn't really part of that mafia.
Larry is a phenomenal human! I know him (-,:
@@shaktibarre Wow really? I bet he has some pretty awesome stories ❤❤
100%
Red West loved him. He’s one of the very few that stood up to Elvis for the drugs and got fired for it.
I was 19 when he died. Sitting out on the front lawn with my niece, and mom yelled out to us that Elvis died. Everything got so quiet. Just 10 years older than Lisa Marie. Looked at my mom in a whole different way. They played his music continually for 48 hours. In memory of him. We listen for those 2 days. Thank you for this video and thank you guys for letting us hear your life with him. Wonderful man. RIP Elvis with your grandson and daughter 💔💔💔. God blessed us with you. Thankful for the memories. Singing with the Angels. 👼🏼👼🏼👼🏼. 🙏🙏🙏❣️❣️❣️❤️❤️❤️
Rest in peace Elvis with his parents and Daughter Lisa Marie and Grandson Benjamin, all rejoicing together in God's Heavenly Kingdom Amen, Thank you to his cousin and hairdresser for speaking and sharing their memories with us, God Bless you Guys.
I was exactly Lisa Marie's age in 1977 visiting my relatives in Cape Breton. All the adults were gone out of the house for some reason and it was just me and my brother and we heard it on the radio they left on. It's sort of freaking me out that she is gone though. Because even though I didn't know her I remember her at every stage of her life as I was at the same stage (through the tabloids though as we had a corner store, lol). I remember her high school rebellious years as in the tabloids would discuss it. Lol. And I remember her on the cover of People with her baby in the late 80s when she had her daughter, her music career in the 2000s, etc.
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I was 19 I remember exactly where I was driving in my car the radio announcer kLif in Dallas Texas says Elvis presley is dead August 16th 77 the whole world mourned we wish he would stayed longer 😊
Another Irreplaceable singer would be Freddie Mercury who died in 1991 After Elvis and before Michael Jackson Freddie died from Aids 😢 ALL SHALL BE MISSED TREMENDOUSLY
If Austin wins the Oscar he deserves it...he inbodied Elvis and truly became him.
If Austin does win the Oscar for his performance on the Elvis biopic, he'll make not just the fans happy but Priscilla, Jerry Schilling, every member of the Memphis Mafia happy.
I TOTALLY AGREE..& I FEEL THAT AUSTIN IS A REINCARNATION IF ELVIS..RIGHT DOWN TO THE FACT THAT ELVIS DIED ON AUGUST 16TH AND AUSTIN'S BIRTHDAY IS AUGUST 17!! WHAT ARE THE ODDS OF THAT??
@@kimberlyschwartz5299 That's really unexpected to find out that Austin Butler was born in August 17th, a day after Elvis Presley died. But yes, I do think he is a reincarnation of Elvis.
You all should get out more.
@@kimberlyschwartz5299 you're delusional. I've seen two bit Elvis tribute artists that surpass AB. You need to get out more.
My mom had Elvis grab her elbow because she lost her balance she didn't know he was right behind her walking to the stage. She said she just about passed out. He asked her if she was ok she was like I'm better than ok lol. I heard that story so many times she loved Elvis. I remember her crying when he died. May they both rest in peace. ❤ 🙏
I saw Elvis perform in Houston, 1977. He gave a great performance but what stunned me was the number of women, with boyfriends in tow, screaming, crying and rushing the stage the entire time. The security was easily the largest I've seen at any venue.
Did you dad hide in the closet in a Superman outfit and watch?
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What a beautiful story
He had so many people on payroll, taking a long break would affect these people's families and livelihood. Being the kind person he was, I'm sure that was another reason he didn't take a break or slow down. He felt a sense of responsibility to so many people, including the Colonel. Part of his demise was his unwillingness to put himself first and his own needs which at the same time shows how much he loved and cared for the people around him. He was a gift to us and a national treasure.
Elvid could be the most generous, genuine celebrity to ever exist. i love the man and was only 2 years old when he died. the new Evlis movie which ive watched about 10 time snow has me jammin all his music. his tales of generosity and giving i enjoy the most. He definitly felt the burden of all the people he supported.
@@whateveritwasitis Yes. I agree.
He had a huge burden of responsability ever sine he was a teenager First for his family then for his musicians and bands. Then for hiis close friends.and extended family and lastly for Col Parker who ran up huge gambling debts
They were users
I've got my own story of Elvis. I never met him, but it has to do with his purple Cadillac in 1975 long before it was put on display at Elvis's car museum in Memphis.
Fame and Fortune is both a blessing and a curse. Rest in peace, Elvis 🎸
His level of fame and fortune especially during the time period is truly baffling
What I got out of this is the pressure the money men put on talented artists.
What makes you think he’s resting?
Curse and Curse. This story is not a blessing. Dead at 42, from a drug O/D? Michael Jackson? Whitney Houston? These people were cursed. They died prematurely as a result of UNNATURAL causes. These are not blessings. Blessings bring happiness, hope, and peace---not hopelessness, drugs, despair, depression, death. Correct me if you think I am wrong?
@@jamesb.hallmd9899 They were NOT POOR! For sure no one wants a short life but if I never have to worry about where my next meal is coming from, my bills? I know what I would choose. I seriously wish for a life where I LIVE, not survive. Not having to worry about rent money and associated bills, being able to eat the highest quality of food out there, ORGANIC FOODS, having the best type of car to drive, well, that is the stuff that real life is made of.
The hairdresser’s testimony was deeply moving.
🙏😭❤️🙏 Elvis 🙏 not only died from the drugs that he took what he died of a broken heart and you love Jesus Christ 💔 but I don't believe the drugs really took them I believe God was ready to take him home 🙏😭❤️
Agree, his testimony was so moving! Im Mostly Mad at These Men for Not protecting Elvis! If they were his Friends and Not Employees...they would have Helped Elvis STOP the Drugs!
Seriously he's seemed like one of the only good pure people around him 😢
I wonder if they took out Elves brain and the hairdresser had to deal with his scalp being stitched back?
@@Rosebud830 there’s no way thru could stop himself from the drugs get a grip
As long as the world goes on elvis will always be here, there will never be another elvis
SO true!
I'm Elvis Presley
There’s quite a few impersonators but like you said, there will never be another “Elvis” he is and forever will be the King🙏🏻❤️ I’m 24 years old and most people my age make fun of me for having interests in music from that time. I grew up on Elvis, own damn near every vinyl record you can find
@@bryancooper2247 no ,, yu not , you are sick,, only one real one
Elvis presley, marilyn monroe, Micheal Jackson, elizabeth taylor , audrey hepburn, john lennon, marlon brando , charlie chaplin :( 🥺😔
My Dad told me once that the reason Elvis was so popular was because he was so cool with everyone he came in contact
with. Probably the most beloved man in America history.
Actually, the religious right hated him and unsuccessfully tried to ruin him.
I was mesmerized by Elvis as a kid 10 years old, but later I found out he wasn't cool with everyone...if you look up what he said on the Ed Sullivan show..."The only thing a black man can do for me is...."walk my dog and shine my shoes".
@@Dvco33333 He had 3 black women in his band , the sweet inspirations.
@@mr.majestic2667 He learned how to excel at singing and playing guitar hanging around the great Muddy Waters, Chubby Checker, Chuck Barry, and others...but he was still a Mississippi racist.
@@Dvco33333 So what you are saying is he was a phony who pretended to embrace black culture for his own gain , you are the worst .Go sell that to Q-anon .
I lived in Lsvl, and went to his last 3 concerts in Lsvl, KY in 1973, 75, and 77. I still have the pant suit I bought and wore in 73 along with one of his scarves in a garment bag hanging in my closet. Next year in 2023 it will be 50 years old. I wore it only that one time. Today is 11/09/22. I am 74. I miss Elvis so much. The King.
I saw Lisa Marie at Elvis’ 88th birthday celebration at Graceland. Just 4 days later and she’s with her dad, son, and ex-husband in heaven. The Presley hearts- full of love but much too weak to endure.
Just watched this and needless to say it broke my heart all over again. Rest in Peace Elvis, you are free ♥️🙏
He was so true to his fans!
Elvis tried to please everyone....that's why he died trying to be everything to everyone!❤❤
Me too
@@ethelnelson9672 Elvis is alive,he is now with his cousins JFK DJT & J Assange they will be revealing themselves soon.
@@Zandra747 Is that so!? Wow. I tell you what else your really need to stfu..💩🤡
Elvis's life is incomprehensible to ordinary folks. From poverty to the highest altitude of fame and accessibility is unimaginable. I have always been a fan of Elvis even though he wasn't big in my era but in my mom's era. I have always had a passion for music and his pictures were plastered all over my bedroom wall as a teenager.
His contribution to music is to be cherished and appreciated always. His physical beauty & magnetism, unlike any other musician I have ever seen (a few may have that special something but no one has ever matched him).
For me, The '68 Comeback was the BEST & LAST of the raw & original Elvis that I so loved. Vegas, the cheesy movies & his demise with drugs...ALL NOT how I wish to remember him.
Went to see the new Elvis movie with Austin Butler and can honestly say he deserves an award for his portrayal. I also loved that this movie depicted Elvis's early influence and throughout the years, which is soooo significant.
What I never knew was how Elvis's mom was an alcoholic who drank herself to death. I also don't think his father was ever the family protector. I think Elvis has always carried the weight of responsibility for others on his shoulders and it ultimately just became too heavy a burden.
A lot of talk about the evil of drugs killing Elvis but seems to me the carnival con "Colonel" was just as evil and destructive as the drugs were in Elvis's life. The drugs destroyed his body and mind but the Colonel destroyed his spirit.
Well said.
@@skslay57 ditto
If you want to know how great he was listen to priscilla.
@@paulclissold1525 Really?! You think I should listen to a woman who looks like she belongs in a wax museum?! She was FOURTEEN and in NINTH GRADE when she met him, and her and her parents knew who he was when they allowed her to pursue him. I have ZERO interest in Priscilla. She is NOT relevant in my appreciation of Elvis. My question to you is, why are you trolling Elvis documentaries. Looking for reasons to hate him some more?!
@@brasstacks7181 ahh weird so l dont think priscilla needs elvis' fame. There is no one else in this world who knew the man better she was in amongst all his pathetic excesses his fame his grandeur but she is welded on loyal and a believer.
The lady has prestige dick.
Between Austin’s performance & Lisa Marie’s sad death so soon after I can’t see the Oscar’s going any other way than to honor both by giving the Oscar to their movie.
Austin Butler was robbed.
My son took me to Graceland
for my birthday ❤ I had the time of my life ! Thanks to my son !
“None of us get out of life alive, so be gallant, be great, be gracious, and be grateful for the opportunities you have.” - Jake Bailey
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Elvis died on August 16, they did an autopsy and his funeral was on August 18...that was really quick, yet thousands of people came from all around the country to be there. He was an amazing talent who lived life fast and hard and died a tragic death...drug addiction is an evil demon. R.I.P. Elvis
Many people heard about it on their car radios and immediately headed for Memphis--didn't even go home to pack. At least one lady was later charged with child abandonment for leaving her kids alone and unsupervised when she went to be near Elvis in death.
I myself was on the way to Las Vegas and heard it about it on the car radio while driving across Hoover Dam. Las Vegas was an interesting place to be that night. On top of everything else, there was a torrential rainstorm with considerable localized flooding, as if the heavens were weeping for the King.
Added in edit: On the first anniversary of his death a year later, Memphis was in the middle of a public-service crisis. The police and fire departments were both on strike, and there was dusk-to-dawn curfew enforced by the National Guard. Elvis fans didn't care about that, and thousands of them descended on the city anyway. Many arrived at the bus station without any lodging arrangements, and just took a cab straight to Graceland. Hundreds of people jammed the sidewalks in front of the mansion.
With the curfew approaching, Vernon went down to the gate and offered to let the crowds onto the grounds for the night so they wouldn't get arrested--but they had to promise not to approach the house, and to leave first thing in the morning. What more could a true Elvis fan desire than to spend the night on the King's front lawn? One woman from Pennsylvania later wrote a letter/article printed in the Memphis paper, describing it as the most beautiful and serene night of her life.
Most folks who lived in Memphis in those days could tell one or two Elvis stories. In my case, I worked at one of the movie theatres he would sometimes rent after hours, and we also had the same Tae Kwon Do instructor, Master Kang Rhee; but we never actually met. 🤠
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Nothanks
He didn’t die
@@momoalfat5211 "...he just went home." --Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones), "Men in
Black," 1997.
There's no one like Elvis! And there will never be another like Elvis Presley it's so sad that they're all gone! All the legends are gone!
Thank god there is not another Elvis .
I got to see Elvis the year before he died. That concert was in Reno Nv. It was the first time he ever performed in Reno. When Elvis came to Reno was a charity concert. We had what they called “ dressing room seats” we were 4 rows from the stage right in the middle . There was one time I walked up to the stage to try and get a scarf and he was standing right above me. Was the most memorable event I ever lived through. I cried so hard when he died. Elvis was always my husband when I played house as a little girl.
That is so cute. I bet he would have loved knowing that, as a little girl, you pretended he was your husband.
53:47 ❤😢
I was in high school when Elvis hit the airways. We all just went bananas over him. My boyfriend Glenn, at that time looked like Elvis, sang and played his guitar like Elvis and put on a show for all us like Elvis did. We would go to a Drive Inn restaurant in Missoula, where we were from and he’d set on the hood of his 1955 Chevy and start playing and singing then jump off the car and start his dance . Oh! I can still see him and hear him. I had a curfew ,had to be home at 11:00pm. And he’d say I have to get my girl home. Glenn was drafted into the Air Force and was stationed at Amarillo AFB, Texas. We lost track of each other and I married in 1958. After Elvis died I got to go to Graceland. A trip I’ll never forget as long as I live. His ‘55 Pink Cad. convertible is in a show case in the MGM Casino in Las Vegas,Nevada. I had the pleasure of seeing it. I never ever got to see him in person as when his show was in Reno because all tickets were sold out months before he appeared. When his show was taken to Hawaii tickets were sold out months before for. He was the IDEAL of my life to this day. (he was only five years older than me). My he rest in peace. ❤
Ok but he never did pills, it's all lies by these hanger ons
Let me tell you when I was driving down the road and listening to an elivs song on the radio, after the song they said I'm sorry but the king of rock and roll elivs presley was pronounced dead at 3:30 pm today . When I heard that my heart broken into millions of pieces. Tears rolled down my face, I couldn't believe that the king died so young. I was heart broken but I still go to Graceland every year. I still listen to his music. The king is still alive , IN Everybody's hearts.
he died in 1977
You told me..and i smell Bullshit.
im sorry WHAT you sound like a 10 year old in your 3 videos on your channel and non the less it is impossible for you to be alive back then.
not to mention this post is from 2 years ago and you said it happened today as in 2 years ago when you posted this.
also how is your post edited. im so confused.
unless you were alive in 1977 and those videos are of your child or grandchild this is just sad.
@@FrankKnife1 yes so what
@@Hemireid1972 im replying to kaleys stuff not you sorry if it seemed like i was
My brother looked like Elvis in high-school. I just lost him 1/2/2023. With your daughter and grandson next to you. Rock on forever in our heart's
2/2/23 has not happened yet so I think you meant 1/2/23. I am so so sorry for your loss of your brother. 💔🙏
@@suziedrust9194 thanks yes of course Jan. I will correct it and thank you for your condolences 🙏
RIP Lisa Marie...just so heartbreaking. I hope with all my heart your father, you and your son found peace. 😢
Who do you think pooped the most pills Elvis or Lisa?
So tragic on so many levels. Especially because he was so sweet and shy on the inside. A humble mamas boy
Elvis was so special. Never will there be another person that could his shoes . Rest in piece , the king of music
I was so saddened to learn the passing of most of the moffiabr
He never used a drug in his life these men are lying 😊
Here in 2022. This was a beautiful tribute from those who truly knew Elvis. Continue to rest !
Elvis will be missed. He had charisma, charm, and spirituality, all of that is a beautiful cocktail mix of life and love, he drank all of that, and shared that personally and globally.
My dad graduated high school in 58' went in to the Army. Was in the same time as Elvis, in Germany in fact. My Dad had such an uncanny resemblance to him, freaky like. Same smile and all, wasn't forced, it just was. My Dad would get mistaken for him all the time, would get kicked out of pool halls when they realized it wasn't really Elvis. When i was a kid I was looking at my dad's army pictures and asked him why he had pictures of Evis. He thought that was pretty funny and showed me actual pictures he had of Elvis from that time. It was bizarre, you'd think my dad was his deceased twin brother. Even as my Dad aged in the 70's he had the big chop side burns too. I wish I could attach pictures.
Oh wow this is wonderful memories! What an honor.
I want to see
Bet your dad screwed all the girls
I had tickets for my Mom, my best friend, and me to attend Elvis' concert in Portland, Maine. I knew many of his songs vocally while playing guitar accompaniment. I adored him. My mother had taken us shopping in Bangor and the announcement came on the car radio that Elvis was dead. I will never forget that day.
l was just 15 years old hen
So sorry you had tickets but never got to see him. What a shock that must have been. He was on my wish list to see a live performance, but I never did. I went to Graceland though, and the emotions took my breath away. I was standing where Elvis had once stood.
I was lucky enough to have been a young boy when Elvis was at his best. The first record I ever bought was Return to Sender. I probably saw all his movies growing up. Now that I'm 67 I realize just how lucky I really was to have been part of that era. There was really no one like Elvis and there never will be. You really had to live during that time to understand what an impact he had. The picture starting at 51:49 brought a sadness to me for some reason. I guess it's that I realize the innocence is gone and there will never be anyone like that again for this generation to see. Thanks for posting this video.
I'm 67 also and still have all his albums. I lived in a very small town in Indiana but luckily they had a small theater. My cousin and I went to all of Elvis's movies there. That is such a great memory. He will always be The King. I will love and miss him always.
I'll be 67 in a couple of days and my big brother and I used to rock out to Hound Dog. We went nuts over 🤪 that.
I have a Love Me Tender 45.
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Thank you so mch to all the contributors of this documentary. I never knew of Elvis Presley's life and such details. Thank you, thank you for opening up, sharing your sincerity and all your truths about this icon's real life experience behind the scenes. It seems he couldn't find a way out of the "working" chains he had been locked into for decades. He had a strong financial obligation and pressure to provide for so many through his performances. He was surrounded by many but he carried a deep loneliness. How sad it is to have come to know this about his life. Not the women, not the male friends he surrounded himself with and certainly not the drugs ever fulfilled him. He was searching for a spiritual experience but his performance obligations kept pulling him away from ever accomplish it. His body eventually freed him from this world. Rest in peace forever, king of rock "n" roll. 🙏❤️
You can see the deep pain in his cousins eyes talking about this. Just as if it were yesterday. A legend. There will never be another Elvis❤
Elvis gave more than he received. Still the King of music after all these decades!
I don’t know sounds like he took a lot from the Memphis mafia and gave very little in return.
Richard petty is the king
This is a man who billions of people loved. He is a man who came from poverty and made his life and those of his family better. If he knew someone he knew needed something, he often helped. This is a Man who did not take but gave so much to so many.
@@bridgelaurie9490 he gave them everything
Elvis ate enough food in one week to feed a starving country for one year.
It took a Heck of a lot of courage for these gentlemen to relive this kind of pain all these years later,and share it with all of us. I was 7,listening to my dad's car radio when this news came over the airwaves. I knew who he was, I knew his movies, I knew his music, and like my mom and everyone else in the car, I cried. It was raining in Chicago that day...I attribute it to the angels crying in Heaven.Elvis' death hurt not just our country,but the whole world. May he rest in the peace he so truly searched for and immensely deserved.
No. It took whatever they got paid for their time to interview to say what they wanted to say. If they wanted to save Elvis they could have. That’s what real friends do.
I was 5 and I remember my aunt crying. I believe theses guys stories about him because you can hear the love and concern for Elvis.
My husband said he was 7 also and living in Chicago and remembers that day as well.
@@jemsar2 I know! What is wrong with 172 people? A bunch of blood sucking losers still trying to get their 15 minutes of fame. They used that poor man up so they could live off of him.
I've been sober for 19 years now. But when I wasn't nobody could talk me out of using again. People like to bash these guys but they couldn't stop him from doing anything. It's so sad but he did it to himself, and people need to stop blaming others.
Exactly. Theres nothing anyone could do to stop another from addiction unless that person wants to truly change. The books I read said the memphis mafia members each tried to get him to stop but elvis would just lose his temper at them. And elvis even fired them for that. Now today who will they blame for lisa presleys death? We all now she was on drugs as well and she had all the resources to stop but chose not to. In the end we are responsible for our own lives.
@boxerfan2 yea, I saw her two days before at that awards ceremony. She was clearly not sober. I can tell, obviously high on opiates. Imo. Educated opinion. Did that contribute to her death? It definitely didn't help, and the truth will likely be covered up. Cardiac arrest sound much more dignified than opiate overdose. Just like her father, people can't expect the truth. It's sad, I don't typically care about celebrities, but she always seemed cool. People hopefully tried to help, but you know she was surrounded by yes men. It's tragic, and final.
I feel for her daughters. It's a tragic loss for them esp Riley who lost her brother and the 14 year old twins 💔
Yes! agreed, i just commented something similar, i have 7 years clean, an sadly nobody can get you better, an with a unlimited amount of money, doctors at your backing call, it would be near impossible to get straight an stay that way, i know it happens, js
@@brandy_lish congratulations on your 7 years! Stay with it.
There will never be another Elvis or Michael Jackson, both are irreplaceable.
Everyone is irreplaceable
There will never be another Elvis!!
@@melgrant7404 but not be loved by the whole world. Elvis performed all over the world!!
Michael Jackson was a monster. He should have been threw in a dungeon somewhere
@@karencantrell604 Wrong, Elvis never performed or toured outside of the United States of America, the furthered he went to do a concert was in Hawaii and that's a damn shame as world renowned as he was. If he would have lived he would have been so much bigger,greater, famous and filthy rich in every way not just monetarily!! He was such a kind extremely well mannered man who had the world at his feet. May he rest in peace. He was a King no doubt.
Elvis knew people loved him, but if only he knew, how beloved he is to this day. If only he knew he'd stand the test of time..... maybe he would've paced himself better.
I think, from where he is, he'll know.
I can't even imagine how many good people have lost their lives to prescription pain medication.Elvis's doctor should have been jailed.
JESUS I SO AGREED, BUT IN THOSE DAYS AND YEARS IF YOU HAD MO EY YOU COULD HAVE BOUGHT ANYTHING IM DIE HARD ABOUT THE KING,,, BUUT HE WAS THE KING OF ROCK AND ROLL AND IF HE WANTED IT HE WOULD HAVE IT ,
Yeah well they get treated like puppets not people they just want them to perform. He would have been very depressed after his Mother died and Priscilla divorced him look at all the weight he put on too. It's not just pain pills either. Chris Cornell was on anti anxiety meds that had suicidal thoughts as a side effect. Michael Jackson was medicated, Prince. Tom Petty was on meds they don't monitor them properly everyone thinks it's safe because it's prescription and legal but some doctors are still just drug dealers you can't make them actually care about their patients. Look what Lisa Marie has been through lost her Dad MJ and last year her son killed himself he used drugs too it's just part of the culture I guess but so hard for the family.
@@maggisteele4342 He told his crew once that if the doctor won’t give me what I need I will buy the drug store!! So yeah. You got it right!!
@@AnnaLVajda If you are on pain meds or anti depressants you will start putting on weight almost immediately.These meds slow the metabolism and your bowels will not function as they previously did.A person will be plagued with fluid retention and you will get the swollen bloated look as Elvis had in latter life.
The terrible facts with pain meds is,you need to keep taking more and more to get the same relief as the body quickly becomes tolerant.This medication is so highly addictive,you will need to take them just to get through the day to function normally.God help you when you try to stop taking them.
@Cory Alaric if you need to hack accounts that girl clearly isn't the right one for you or your just a creep
You could see POOR Lisa Marie signing autographs 4 days before she died, 2 days before she died she was barley standing
Heartbreaking life. There was no one like Elvis ❤ Rest In Peace. Sad news about Lisa Marie. .
Im 43 years old.... I've heard about ELVIS, everybody has..... but i never
Listened to his music.... until the new ELVIS movie came out..... imma now
OBSESSING over ELVIS life & music....just getting to know more about his life
....its so sad....he died at 42... its no wonder people called him THE KING & that
he's the BEST SOLO RECORDING ARTISTS OF ALL TIME...AMAZING!!!!!
best songs are
TROUBLE and
Can't help falling in love with you
same here im a new fan...i like ghetto song and if i can dream the best so far
Also just finished movies. I already knew the popular ones, but never got the hype
You always listened to Elvis but you didn’t even know it. Because everyone who came after him, in one way or another, learned from him. He gave birth to the type of music that we have been listening to for the last 50 years. Elvis is the king of Rock n Roll.
Elvis still lives on in the hearts of millions ! God bless you Elvis! 🤍
Colonel Parker has a lot to answer for.
NEVER WILL BE ANOTHER LIKE ELVIS...
Thank fuck for that .
I always wondered why none of these so called friends didn’t help him see what he was doing to himself but I now have a much better understanding of how it was and I see the hurt and love they had for Elvis. Such a huge loss to the world, I was raised on Elvis!
Agreed
People who have addiction issues are not the easiest people to deal with. You can only get help if you want to get help no one can do it for you.
@@cherylb5680 you are so rigjt. It's really tough.
Maybe they did say something.. truth is, how many really listen to others when they give unsolicited advice..
No. They were told to get him on stage and they did that by any means. They were all rotten to the core and needed to get paid.
My mum loved Elvis, we went and visited Graceland twice and stayed in a hotel right near, it was a wonderful experience, he will live on for ever in spirit,thank you Sir for your wonderful, music 😇🇬🇧
This is one hell of a documentary!
Elvis had propably more fun and joy in his lifetime than the rest of us in 80 + years. Yes, it is heartbreaking, his personality and gift is unmatched but he lived life to the fullest. The average person goes through one crisis after another and hates life more than once in a lifetime. May it be because of job, finances, relationships, separations, kids, losses, some devastating disease, acicidents or whatever life throws at people. If I would have a choice I would rather pass at a younger age when times are good before enduring senselessly endless pain and disappointments through a full lifetime.
He never took pills don't you believe those lies
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when I was a kid, a friend of mine that I hung around with was one of elvis bodyguard. he had nothing but good things to say about elvis. elvis would come to his house, and hang out, he said elvis was a really nice guy. and treated him well. after elvis died this guy went to sell cars, and later opened an italian restaurant. this guy had pics of him and elvis all over his house.
How I wish he still alive
So Elvis had kids as his bodyguards?
Right, sure. Lol
How old was your friend... 10 or 12? ROFL
42 years is way too short of life. We will always love you Elvis
My mom died at 37 my dad at 36 tell me about it
He sounds like he was a very kind hearted man ,who loved people and his family , hearing all the documentrays I’ve seen over the years , he was defiantly worked to death along with all the dangerous pills to sleep ,to stay awake , your heart can’t take that ,
He never took pills don't you believe those lies!
I cried and. Cried when the tv said he had died, Elvis will be remembered for ever generation after generations there will never be another ELIVIS PRESLEY 😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Makes me happy to know he had dear friends that cared so deeply for him. I lost my best friend years ago and a piece of me died with him that day. You realize after they're gone how much more you cared about them than you realized when they were alive.
So sorry for your loss.
They weren't friends, they were leeches. Who fed him prescription pills.
@@Gigi1111Layna they were all on pills
I feel bad for anyone that's so completely addicted to drugs. I think some people just find their true love in drugs and can never let go. RIP Elvis.
Give you that.... !
U should have an enmity with drugs even if you are lonely inside
It's not true love or any kind of love, sometimes it is self medication most of the time becomes addictive and that's all, the same with food. imo.
IMHO, opiates are particularly difficult. When he said he needed them, his body actually felt as though he needed them to feel bottom of the barrel well. With opiate addiction, it can quickly change from taking them to help pain to a physical dependence attempting to avoid withdrawal. It's a real feeling, and withdrawal is horrible. Can't imagine how much pressure, how hopeless, and alone he must've felt in the end. "Treatment" wasn't really a big thing. He had to carry so much on his shoulders, and he carried it all. No matter what I will always believe he is the GOAT, insane talent & almost surreal beauty. Never be another like him.
I used to be homeless and went from university to the street but getting the right help has got me my life back. But the big relapse risk is toxic people..in Elvis's case I think the colonel had to go so the singer could get better.
I loved Elvis a lot and he and I were both born in Mississippi, 62 now and still miss him. I really believe one reason I'm such a huge Blues fan is from the Blues Elvis shared in his music. Blues is what Elvis was drown to as a youngster, that and gospel. This was rather hard and sad to watch but glad I did.... RIP Elvis ~ You are missed guy.....
The blues 💙 🙏
I saw Elvis in concert twice in one weekend.
It was great. I play his music every night and when I'm in my car
That’s wonderful ♥️xo
Not the biggest Elvis fan in the world but you can tell that he was truly loved deeply by the people who knew him.
so loved that they all seen him getting run into the ground and did nothing because he was the meal ticket. they killed him with them tours.
You can not bleam other people it was elvis presley own fault
Used and loved always seems to be quite opposite to me
Think he was used by many
Plus clearly if he wanted things who's going to stop him that's the real issue
@@amyloo9716 Wrong…. It’s called Regicide
yes this man resembled something astonishing.
Very well done, thank you! My mother and I saw Elvis the year before he died in concert at the Hartford Civic Center in Connecticut….I was 16 years old at the time….my mother and I had just vacationed in Hawaii at the Hilton Towers were he had also stayed….very eerie looking back now…
This was awesome!
Thank y’all for sharing your memories.
The most original and honest documentary I have watched about Elvis
These guys loved Elvis
Thank y’all for sharing
I grew up with Elvis in the background. My brothers, sisters, and parents all knew Elvis. I saw Reggie Vinson speak many years ago at a local church. Reggie is a relative of Elvis. He was with him before he died. Reggie recounted that Elvis gave his heart to the Lord near the end of his life. Jesus said, "I am the resurrection and the life..." I believe Elvis is with the Lord. Eternal Life with Jesus is the comfort we have and need in this world. Reunion with those we love is only possible with Him.
Man Elvis had a good voice.
He died on my wedding anniversary
i was 6 years old in 1976 when my parents and my grandmother took me to a Elvis concert in Birmingham Alabama (BJCC Civic Center) I remember it like yesterday! Elvis died the following August and me and my momma cried cried cried!!! GREATEST performer ever!!!
Sad to listen to this and hear about Lisa Marie saying her Daddy is dead when she just passed away yesterday. RIP to you both.
The best commentary i have ever seen.. Good By Elvis.. You are gone but will never be forgotten
Larry, thank you for being Elvis’ friend. I remember that you started out by being his hair stylist, but quickly became a true friendship contact. You gave him books to red and counselled him. Thank God he had you to open up to!
Aye larry i could listen too all day long xxx
elvis thought a lot of larry
Larry is a BS artist. He was not Elvis's friend. He's a manipulator and a charlatan. A horrible person.
@@GarlandFarms in your opinion of which you are entitled to , but elvis was very happy with him , he was the only one he could talk to on the subject of the bible no one else would he was a friend to elvis he never manipulated elvis he wasn't pushing his beliefs onto elvis jst told him about it elvis asked him to tell him more . Larry was god fearing and in touch with his spirituality , you jst are in touch with your jealousy !!
@@gassbaggerwoods5955 Naw...see, you're mistaken on many levels. For one, Larry led Elvis away from the Bible and into the occult. Secondly, throwing a blanket of the entire Bible as you do reveals that you don't understand what it is. Elvis was raised a Christian and had he remained such, he might still be with us today. Christians should be worshiping from the New Testament and should avoid the Old Testament. The Old Testament is for those who think that Jesus was a false prophet, which Larry certainly believed. He led Elvis astray. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judaism%27s_view_of_Jesus
The Col definitely played a huge part in the death of Elvis 😤
It's clear to see how much his friends loved him.
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Austin Butler might win the Oscar for playing Elvis.
I ONE million % agree with with! The quote “everything happens for a reason” my rational is his 88th Birthday 1/8
Golden Globes Win 1/10
Lisa Marie passed away 1/12
Looks like it's a foot race between Austin Butler and Brendan Fraser, but my gut feeling is that Austin will get the Oscar, he was terrific As Elvis
1/18/23
He better win he was fantastic ❤️
A friend and I got into a heated discussion over who deserves the Oscar for Best Actor, and the nominations haven’t even come out yet. They’ll be announced on the 24th. I believe the two front runners will be AB & Brendan Fraser (The Whale), especially since AB just won the GG award & BF won the CC award (which also kind of makes me nervous)! 🫣 My friend said it’s not fair for me to want AB to win because I haven’t seen BF in The Whale. I responded that in my opinion AB deserves to win over BF for one very important reason i.e., AB not only played EP, incredibly and spot-on, he’s also singing most of the songs in the movie, which is based on a true story! Sorry, not sorry, but as good as BF ‘s performance may be, the character is fictional and based on a play, and none of the predictions for best actor nominees are in true stories either.
I definitely think he will!!He definitely should!!
I was 15 in 1962 and a huge Elvis fan, I started going to his movies when they were released and my whole family listened to his music as my father played it loud so that we all could enjoy it. I had a music book and when I started playing, on the piano, O'solo Mio I realized that it was the song' It's Now Or Never. I was 30 when he died and at work, a friend called and told me that he had died I was devastated.
Lisa Marie said it so well to Oprah, “when you have an addiction mixed with the ivory tower, where you can remove people you don’t want to hear that’s when you get into trouble.” “If you spoke up you were out, it’s very simple.”
and she was so right. Elvis was one of a kind, a true gentlemen and also a man with so many health issues and dealt with physical pain and still managed to perform the way he did. He will be remembered for all time. Would have loved to see what he did in the 80’s and 90s I like to think maybe had a few more children and done some amazing movies-he would have won an Oscar, and traveled around the world and done some amazing shows.
May Ur awesome, unique amazing Soul finally Rest In Peace Elvis, U will always be the greatest King of Rock, so keep on Rocking in heaven Singing the gospel with all the angels in heaven 💝🙏💝🙏
This was so
Intensely sad! I know all those friends went through the most unbelievably, unforgettable loss! So many people loved him! He will
Always be in our hearts!!!
Jerry Schilling says Elvis was his best friend but he didn't behave as a best friend to Elvis when his health and career deteriorated. Jerry never saw Elvis in the last year of Elvis' life; so (un)grateful Jerry was for all Elvis had done for him.
Someone as big as him, never traveled the world. That's just wild to me.
Bc of his manager:(
Elvis...only 1 of a kind. His laughter made me smile.
His Smile was HIS n only his!! l Loved him so much! He wasn't in need of Police, he was one of a kind!! Cilla was always there for Elvis, their was a closeness between them both LOVE was still in a Special Place between those 2...
I followed Elvis’ career from 1959 on. I saw him in concert 3 times, his music was just great. The only person I really didn’t like was Tom Parker.He was one nasty person.Elvis died on my sons fifth birthday, I will never forget the shock I felt when I heard that news, now listening to the guys tell their stories In January 2023 I still get the chills. I hope he is finally at peace.🙏🙏🙏
When you saw him live, was it obvious how messed up he was?
@@dustinsanchezmusic5851 the first concerts were really great,the last one he was over weight, slow and forgetful.
Tom Parker was using him for the entire career
The Elvis movie really points out the sheister that Parker was. It was shocking to me but shouldn’t have been.
@@tatealderson9843Parker was truly the devil
He might be the best live performer of all time.
From what I’ve heard of people that saw him…. It was like George Strait taking the stage! One man did all that! Everyone depends on one man that when he takes the stage it’s like heaven on earth!
It's fantastic, knowing that these people actually got to know Elvis personally, and worked with him on some of his most important moments. They knew him until the day the world lost him. Sure, it was disappointing that he took all those drugs, and partied for hours and hours, and was just into the popularity. But through all of that, even in the most insecure side of his personality, he still impacted this world. I think Elvis' music touched all of us. My dad was only 2 when he died, and my mom wasn't even born yet. It's crazy to see these men talk about their own experiences with Elvis, and how he made it through even the toughest of times. Absolutely saddening, but a very touching documentary about undoubtedly one of the greatest musicians to have ever lived. Elvis is missed, but he and his family are buried in a beautiful place, where they rest eternally, and the memories live. Rest easy, Elvis Aaron Presley.
But Dr espito should have gone to prison and today he would.
WHAT MACHINE?????
@@TheSarahbeach100 and Colonel Damned Parker!! Gambled Elvis’s future snd fortune away!! Very SICK GAMBLER!! I would have talked Elvis into firing him if I were his gf or wife! Too bad the women in his life were so self-absorbed.
@@TheSarahbeach100 that’s Dr Nick and Joe Esposito. Joe being the tour whatever, organization of the stuff they took like his clothes. He didn’t even pack his own toothbrush. Elvis even had people pack his shoes and clean and brush. I can’t even imagine.
Yes Elvis rest in peace with your families.
Thank You Matthew Scarborough, for bringing this to us. I have seen this many times but never get tired of seeing it. God bless you.
Me too. I keep watching this as I get a new angle on it every time.
This was so hard to watch and so very sad, even now I got a lump in my throat for Elvis watching this video. He had a hard time towards the end of his life and I can believe the loneliness he was feeling even with everyone around him. Elvis will always be Number One with me, I listen to his music all the time. I've been a fan of Elvis since I was 9 years old, I'm now 75, my birthday is two days after Elvis' bithday. May his dear soul rest in eternal peace. God bless his lovely soul.
I returned from my 2nd Graceland trip last night with my first being in 1987 I was only 13 and never understood it until now! After watching Baz’s movie I wanted to take my young adult boys to experience Elvis and wow did the spirit of Elvis touch my heart and soul!! On the 8 hour drive home I listened to nothing but Elvis and I am now a true fan til I leave this earth! There will NEVER be another man like him and I am so glad he is now at peace. Seeing LMP’s grave was heartbreaking bc I truly feel like I grew up with her, she was too young! The amount of flowers lining the meditation garden back to the front of Graceland was awe inspiring and emotional! I am glad you are at peace & with your Daddy!
Both some pill popping son of a guns
Losing his mother did not help Elvis at all he loved her dearly and nobody really knows everything that happened to Elvis Presley
Thankfully bad things don't happen to regular people. Only celebrities.
I'm pretty sure he was being facetious. If he wasn't he must be very young lol.
I believe that was a major contribution to is death, as after that he hadn’t quite seem himself, always searching for something he never found
I heard Elvis had a twin who died at birth and that affected him during his life. There's a mysterious connection between twins so I can see how that could be true.
@@sweetcaroline2060 For sure.
Just saw the new movie with Austin Butler. 1 word...phenomenal. As a huge fan of Elvis Presley, I wondered what could they show about him that I did not already know? Well, I learned a few new things, and relived and reminisced as well. He had his demons but he also loved the Lord and that being said I know he is in heaven and I know his life was cut way too short. I can only hope that the younger generation of today can see how relevant he still is and always will be. There will never be another like him and I am so grateful for the wonderful memories of listening to his music and watching his movies.
I hope laws pass where
1. Agents are forbidden by law to take more the the market assessed maximum. 20% or less.
2. No manager has rights ad infinitum. If fired for any and every cause an artist can walk away from decision they believe entrap them with emotional, mental, creative and spiritual harms being life threatening or excessive exhaustion.
3. Any agent manager friend or family not as a power of medical attorney will be guilty of abuse using drugs injections or intoxicated to get a performer onstage vs hospitalization.
4. A mediator can be called with medical power to remove an actor from a harmful situation and formally adjudicate detox, rehab and restorative measure to overworked members of all entertainment unions. Actors, singers, musicians to show set and instrument truck drivers.
I thought the film was good but i wonder why they chose an accent for col parker lol
I saw the movie last night and I wondered what was up with that strong accent. Did the accent lessen over the decades to be non-detectable? I suppose the intent was to emphasize the fact that the man was from Holland, not West Virginia. 🤷🏻♀️
Yes,he loved the lord,but he also loved getting head!
@@benhume2874 laws are nothing like they were. The artists these days have the majority of control which is the way it should be. It’s so sad to me that Elvis could’ve done it had anything and he didn’t need Parker. It’s sad that he didn’t even know that. I grew up in Memphis and I loved Elvis!!! LOVE! ❤️❤️❤️
I was a teenager when Elvis died. I grew up watching his films. I came home from school & my mom was not in the kitchen & there was no dinner on the stove. I found my mom in her room on the bed staring at the ceiling. "Elvis died". I went to my room & lye on the bed, staring at the ceiling & just cried my eyes out. Sweet sweet Elvis was gone. It felt like I lost a close loved family member because he was such a part of growing up. Like millions of others, Elvis was the first CRUSH, I ever had. The man walked out of a dream. My father ordered a pizza & my brothers ate & said we were nuts.
Wow I wish I was alive while we was. He passed though when my parents were kids. My mom was born Dec 1967 & my father was a few years before her. Long story short is bc I was born 1990 I wasn’t even thought about when he had passed away. Wish I was though bc he may not have been alive when I was born but he was loved by me, just the same.
With all of the stories I have heard about him, I feel as if I knew him personally. He was definitely a true King. A King that loved & listened to his fans. He lived his life for his fans. This you learned by watching only 1 of his videos. So heartbreaking to learn that such a man passed away at such a young age. Sas, sad,sad! ❤
Lol... I’m sorry, but that last sentence was hilarious.
@@airadaimagery692 ikr
l was lucky as a kid when Elvis was alive in the 1970s. l think his last concert live broadcast on tv was in 1973 l think. Anyway l watched it and enjoy it to see the king live perform l sang too. l grow up with music all my life. Then in 1977 l was devastated Elvis pass away it hurt me hard. l remember the world were crying in tears and it was a sad day. Now Lisa Marie is gone. That song Elvis sang Memories l always sing it and think of the good old days. lts nice to keep memories with u.
I still cry for him and I wasn't even born yet when he passed
I still love him God bless
You are beautiful, just thought I’d be Truthful and say that :)
I remember the day he died. My neighbor flipped the f out and got in her car headed for Memphis!! Crazy day in the USA 🇺🇸!! Miss Elvis. He had so much to live for!!
I was in Grade 6 when he died, there was not a dry eye in the whole school. Everyone was in total shock and we all were weeping . I have never seen anything like it before or since. Even today it brings tears to my eyes, that we lost a true genius and a God fearing soul
you have the heart of an angel
I remember exactly where I was when I heard Elvis had died 😢 I was 17, had just gotten married and was working in a Restaurant in Downtown DC getting ready for the night shift. I grew up listening to Elvis as my mom was a Great Elvis fan! I was too! I immediately called my mom and she hadn't heard yet. She broke down screaming in grief. She had every 45, and all his albums. I wish I would have gotten them as when mom passed in 2005, my step-dad got rid of them unbeknownst to me. I still listen to his music and watch his movies whenever I can! The World lost a truly Great Man that day! May he rest in Eternal Peace! I know he's up in Heaven wrapped in God's arms. I will always love you Elvis!❤❤💯💯🙏🙏
Married at 17? Wow
@@jamesbasham5439 very normal back in those days. Ironic because I’m sure they’d be in just as much shock with how young ppl start having sex in our generation lmao
@@2ichie 👌
I believe in the hairdressers statement and that he truly cared about Elvis
There is a documentary of the Memphis mafia where they're all sitting around abar it looks like ,and they're talking about Elvis, the guy your referring to, I believe they didn't care for him. He was a hairdresser a guru, they said Elvis changed after he start3s coming aroun
@@donnachitwood-king8601 I had seen that too, that one bodyguard said “It was like a whore house with a credit card” He was referring to the Graceland mansion
He seemed to be madly in love with Elvis!
Well it reminds me of what prince said "a real friend ain't on your payroll"
It's hard for me to hear that anyone loved Parker. It's a gift to recognize someone's genius. It's another thing to consciously exploit them for your own financial gain.
Heartbreaking Elvis touched the hearts of the world 💙👑
Did you know elvis presley was half gypsy on his mother's side
He was awesome live... Black white brown whatever he was loved by the world
❤️💫❤️
I always heard he was part cherokee .
He touched the hearts of those very young girls for sure. And I like Elvis 🤦🏽♂️
Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr. Elvis Aaron Presley, the greatest Rockstar to have ever lived and walked this earth. Always loved, forever missed. 8.16.22
Thank you very much Matthew, for showing this video of Elvis' Life and Career. I've been to Graceland 6 times and am going back in April. It's always beautiful to see the beauty and memories of Graceland again!! Blessings and Love 💫💞 From Illinois USA 🇺🇸 March 1, 2023
Watching this put me to tears.....he really believed he owed people...he really needed a rest...
I had a chance to see him at the Sahara in Lake Tahoe in Aug 76 and I din't go. I thiought I'll catch him on his next time here. Boy, I wish I would have went. Loved Elvis when I was a kid in the 50's, started playing guitar becsue of him. I will forever remember him and the joy he brought to so many. God Bless Elvis!
There’s something very soothing about Larry’s voice.
I was born in the 80's but I've been an Elvis fan since I was 4. I was listening to my grandma's Elvis Christmas record, I asked my Dad if I could meet him and when he said he passed before I was born I cried. My son loves Elvis as well when he was 4 and I told him Elvis was in heaven and he cried. It's amazing how Elvis continues to reach new generations. May he RIP.
these two shows are the best ELVIS documentary ever.