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The Elvis is racist came about because of a magazine article in the 1950' that said that Elvis said something about about black people shining his shoes but where they said Elvis said this he wasn't even there...Colour of someone's skin never came into Elvis' way of thinking.... Black people, black artists, black culture, black music was always part of Elvis' DNA and he never denied it, in fact he did the total opposite...he grew up in poverty but surrounded by black music, black churches where he would sneak in to listen....the music he sang was a combination of country and rhythm and blues... But in his own style.... He didn't steal it.... It was always there but what he did do was made a bigger audience aware of its existence and actually helped these black artists and musicians come to the forefront.... A lot of black entertainers and Elvis became friends.... Muhammed Ali, Jackie Wilson, Sammy Davies jnr, James Brown and Elvis' hero was a black singer called Roy Hamilton who he became friends with and his favourite football player was Big Jim Brown... Again a black athlete who Elvis became friends with...
Do u think if Elvis was the racist that the rumours said he was, all these Entertainers would be the friends they were with Elvis.... Elvis actually paid some of Jackie Wilson medical bills when he became ill... James Brown spent time alone with Elvis' body before Elvis' funeral.
Elvis' cook for the last 14 yrs of his life was a lovely black lady.... His female backing group for his stage show in the 1970s was the Sweet Inspirations... All black ladies including Whitney Houston mom Cissy.... In fact Elvis was playing a show and was told he could leave the Sweet Inspirations at home as whoever didn't want them.... Elvis reply was... They don't sing, neither do I....
Elvis was Elvis.... He was unique... The likes of we will never see again... And he was definitely not a racist.... Thx Elvis
Wow, thanks for that plea for Elvis!
I already knew everthing you said, but you said literally everything what's important to know!
And for those who don't know so much about his background and personality , your words nailed it!
Thank's for that! 🙏
Stay safe and take care! 🍀
@@alameas6358 thank you for ur kind words..... Stay safe
Fantastic response thank you so much 👌🇬🇧
I love when you guys educate me on amazing artists like Elvis I always feel like I get a better understanding but do not worry The thought of him being a racist never crossed my mind I had to unfortunately address it due to the messages I been receiving u can tell he loved everyone and I love him
Correct, it was a journalist from Boston who said it or at least sold the story to I think a magazine called Sepia, which was trying to compete with Ebony for readership in the Black Community. But from all what I read, it was a White Journalist who sold the story to Sepia magazine who claimed he said it on a local TV show or to some journalist, Reality is he had never been to Boston then and he did an interview with JET magazine journalist and he clearly said anybody that knows him realizes he would never say anything like that. Some commenters here who know more about those 2 magazines and their competition back in the 1950's might can add more on that side of the story.
Elvis said don't call him the king, he said Jesus is the king
Exactly
He knew who was king. He was king. But jesus is the king of kings.
Chris Guy what makes Jesus a king compared to all the other prophets ?
Amen to that.
@@tfs7033 Jesus has a legitimate claim to the throne of Israel. But also of course, being God made flesh, he is also King of the Universe.
He was so perfect. The whole package. Hand chiseled by God himself
Short, sweet and FACTS!!! Lol
♥️.
I love.him doing words..in studio. And aloha...
People who say he was racist haven't taken 5 minutes to even do a little research because if they did they wouldn't say that
Elvis was close friends with Sammy Davis Jr, Muhammad Ali, Jackie Wilson, Bo Diddley, and Redd Foxx attended Elvis's wedding. Strange goings on if Elvis was a racist, right? And those Sweet Inspirations--he truly loved those girls. You've said your truth, now the rest need to let it go and let you be you. I don't subscribe to reviewers usually, but you are the exception. You are amazing.
And Elvis live in concert--AMAZING! I even met him when I was five. He kissed my cheek. My very treasured memory. He was so much more handsome in person than on film or in pictures. Truly.
Love your channel! xoxo
Don't forget his personal chef, who Elvis bought a house for
Thank you so much and welcome to the TJS FAMILY
Muhammad Ali said that Elvis was the only man he ever respected. I guess they clicked. It makes sense, two giants of their time.
Jackie Wilson was on the set of Girls Girls Girls as he's singing to Return to Sender as he emulated him in the dancing in the song. It's Jackie that he's looking at to his right
He was friends with many black artists, including Fats Domino. I subscribe to Sirius XM Radio in my vehicle. Channel 19 is the 24/7 "Elvis Radio" channel. On that channel, they will play from time to time Elvis' version of Fats Domino's "Blueberry Hill." And, honestly, in my opinion, he mimics and sounds as much like Fats Domino on that song as Fats Domino sounds like Fats Domino!!
I love how Elvis' drummer, Ronnie Tutt, could keep time with all of Elvis' moves. Ronnie was a great drummer and passed away recently. RIP Ronnie Tutt!
there will never be another Elvis. The King
Elvis loved, and I do mean LOVED black people. Every black man and woman who knew him, and there were more than whites, adored him and said that he did not see color. Elvis was famously known for giving poor black people cars, houses, expensive jewelry, and even took care of a black teenage college student named Magnolia 'Maggie' Smith, bought her and her mom cars, hired her as his executive assistant in 1974 and paid her tuition. Even took her to Vegas with him. She said he treated her like his daughter.
I swear this man was on a whole other level
Definitely not a racist. He was anti-racist way ahead of his time.
See "Elvis and the Black Community"- parts 1 and 2. No, he was not a racist.
Elvis will always be a controversial icon in music definitely not a racist and your opinion is right he was a beautiful man coming from a straight male and that's ok.
In South Bend, Indiana on 9/30/1974 Elvis stated : "I can't accept this kingship thing. Because to me there's only one and that's Christ!"
The racist comment is pure lies---there are dozens of stories from black people who ACTUALITY knew him who speak of his love and kindness for everyone----Muhammad Ali said he does not look up to no man but that Elvis was sweetest kindest man he has ever known ---those saying otherwise are just full of hate
Elvis made Ali a customized robe that said “people’s choice “ that Ali wore and loved.
I love this reaction, because it defines the word, 'legend.'
Elvis passed away nearly 43 years ago, and the effect he had on people before he passed away is the same one he has today on people just discovering him.
my family and i are one of the people u talking about. wife and i are on 40's , kids are teens and we all hooked and in awe of elvis.
He would dance and the woman would go crazy!!! Man he was absolutely beautiful!! And could sing too!!
There's no word to describe Elvis and he never took himself seriously! He was humble to the end and a southern gentleman.... do those still exist?
Yes they do i try my best to be one
Elvis was beautiful inside & out. At one of his performances, fans were holding a sign that said "Elvis is King"....Elvis saw it & commented that he appreciated it, but there's only one King, King JESUS.
Elvis loved music and those who performed it. Many were jealous and did not know how to deal with his overwhelming talent. They would grab anything they could try and hang that hat on to call him names. James Brown stayed along side Elvis Casket for hours crying and taking to him. They thought they were going to have to carry him out of there. Check out Sammy Davis Jr. I am friends with several friends that was in the Elvis world. Friends who never screamed for the spotlight of attention but have great stories of Elvis kindness to everyone .
Love your response to those that call Elvis a racist thank you I couldn't put it better 🌹🇬🇧
Also....in regards to not liking his nickname "The King"...Noooo, he did NOT like that. He always said, There's only one King and that's Jesus Christ.
He didn't like being called the King, He said there's only one King and he's Jesus Christ
You are right, not a racist bone in his body. When he was talking to the Sweet Inspirations he said, Jesus is the only King. If you get a chance watch the video about The Sweet Inspirations being interviewed about Elvis. You will then know he wasn't a racist. He loved God, he loved people. Or listen to interviews with the great James Brown, or the great Sammy Davis Jr. Muhammad Ali spoke at his funeral. I certainly don't believe that he would have done that if Elvis was racist. And look up the relationship with him and the great Jackie Wilson. When Jackie Wilson passed away, the only photograph he had on his nightstand was a picture of him and Elvis together. That story made me cry. Oh. My God, if anybody could think he was a racist they are idiots. Love you. Thank you for your reaction.
I always trust a woman who loves Elvis
And i trust every man who loves Elvis! 😉
The Elvis Presley that we all know and love was anything but racist.
Love ELVIS!!! HE SOOOOOO FINE !!! Love your reactions 😎
I love your reactions to Elvis and my mother would have as well. I saw him in concert twice as a young boy aged 5 and 7. My mother received two scarves at the 1976 show. We were in the first row. The King didn't move around as much as he did in the 1970 video you just reacted to but we enjoyed him all the same. The girls were still going crazy and a few fell on me during a couple madd rushes to the stage scaring me but not hurting me. My mother gave one of the scarves to a girl that was hurt and being attended to as we were leaving the arena. I inherited the second scarf which he had used to wipe the sweat off his face before throwing it to momma. My mother also went twice a year to Vegas to see him and was kissed by him. She said his skin was smooth and he smelled good.
Your reaction is so cool. You are right about Elvis. You understand the mystique and charisma that Elvis had. No other entertainer could follow a performance like this. Biggest selling recording artist of all time and biggest entertainer in the history of show business. Those are both proven facts. I like that you are discovering Elvis and embracing his talent.
he's not biggest selling artist of all time, Beatles took over, than Led Zeppelin topped the Beatles. Elvis was unique, an incredibly beautiful man, too. Unfortunately, it was too much, just much...he was a heavy drug user and died in his 40's. it's all so sad.
@@christopherone1 You are right that Elvis abused prescription drugs and spun out of control to early in life, but but as far as record sales are concerned, Elvis sold 1.8 billion, the Beatles sold 1 billion, Michael Jackson sold 750 million, the top three. Yes, Led Zeppelin continues to sell records as well as the Beatles, but so is Elvis, so logically speaking they will not catch up to Elvis. Elvis still remains the all time record seller.
@@poetgb THE FACTS: The Beatles have sold an impressive 42.5 million more albums in the U.S. than Elvis, yet Elvis sold 25.5 million more singles than The Beatles. Zeppelin quit in 1980 and didn't sell any singles.
@@christopherone1 Yes, there are articles and listings stating facts, but I read read the full report on the record industry on record sales including every artist. There was a controversy about who is the highest selling recording artist. They investigated the matter and finally cleared up the controversy, and put all doubts to rest. They found out that when counting the Elvis records they left out his single releases and his soundtrack albums and his records under the Camden label. They only counted his studio albums, that is why people have the wrong idea that other artists out solg Elvis, but the report stated that the total record sales of his career prove clearly that Elvis sold considerably more records in totality than any other artist.
Your reaction is great
ive never heard that elvis was racist, he was a kid when he started going to black clubs and hanging out with the great black pioneers of blues and learning from them. When elvis died, james brown stayed in the room with elvis in his coffin for hours mourning, so i dont think james brown found elvis to be racist
Beautiful reaction. I agree with you, I think Elvis grew up in a multi racial, cultural environment, he moved and sang black, even though his skin was white. He was just human
Love your reaction to the 👑of music ❤ 💯🙏 amen.
I grew up with Elvis songs. He always seemed a very decent person. More humble than mist probably thought. True he was a handsome person. My Mom and sisters really liked him.He loved people and to entertain them. Was funny with his humor and enjoyed life. Never heard or saw that he ever acted racist. Sad if people think that he was. He was too genuine and could never hide that if it were true. He just had loads of charisma and confidence. Good review too.😀👍
It's always a pleasure to watch
Elvis doing his "job"!
But it's also a pleasure to watch
your reaction about him!
It's funny and sincere. 👍
I guess the "rumor" about Elvis beeing a racist, came from those who are saying he stole black music.
I never knew that music has a
colour 🤔, and he was absolutly colourblind!
It's so easy to say he was a racist and stole black music.
Would fit well for those, who wan't
to believe all this b....hit!
And i think it's important that a person like you makes such a statement about his allegedly "racism"!
Thank's for that!
Stay safe and take care! 🌻
Elvis grew up in the hood and that's what influenced him and made him different from the music of his time. Everything was mostly big band music. But always used to watch the old grandpa sitting on the porch singing rhythm and blues. It was those songs that put them on the map and made him famous! In fact, he idolized Jackie Wilson! You can go on TH-cam and look for a interview by Elvis personal cook. She was a sister and he trusted her with his life! To show his appreciation, he purchased her a home and paid cash! I guarantee you most of those people that are telling you stuff that they don't know anything about having purchased the house for anyone! Especially someone that looks like you or me...
Elvis did not like being called king.He said " I'm not a king, Jesus is King of all Kings. I'm just an entertainer" I have been a Elvis fan since 1956 n yes I m old now but listening to his music brings back beautiful memories. I got to his 1973 concert in Hawaii n he was HOT I m not sure if you reacted to American Trilogy from Hawaii. The best performance was the one he was wearing 2 lei's one yellow n one red. Thank you for keeping our handsome Elvis music alive
That's why Elvis was and is the King of Rock N Roll!!
Story Time - it was January 1971, I was in the Memphis Airport waiting for an early morning flight to Texas. I was hungry the gift shop had just opened so I went to get a bag of candy. Went to pay for it there was a couple of people ahead of me, all of a sudden everybody started to gather around a guy in front of me. He was signing their ticket covers, he then turned to me and asked if I wanted mine signed, I said my what. He then smiled shook my hand and turned and left. Everyone was telling me, you dumby that was Elvis, and I was like OK. I might have missed out on his signature but I got a great story to tell and a memory of Elvis.
اعظم فنان على مر العصور لم ولن يتكرر الملك بدون منازع
Elvis respected and admired many black people. He was raised in a neighborhood right next to them, as a high-schooler sang in a black church with their gospel group. Most truly great black singers and performers loved and respected Elvis. I think alot of it is from the fact that Elvis was a Southerner and some people can't get past that, born in Mississippi. His family was very poor, and when he was born, his mother lost his twin brother. Imagine - two men as handome as Elvis and as talented. As far as his looks, I've read many black male reactionists and most comment on how handsome he was, assuring first that they are guys comfortable as guys. One said, "Let's be honest : that man is GORGEOUS! and I'm very happy in my skin! Another just rolled his eyes at the screaming girls and said, "Do I have to say more?" I really enjoy your honest emotions. Don't let someone else put out your light. There are plenty of jealous and ignorant people in this world.
Elvis idolized LOTS of Black folks. He loved ALL People :) He was a cool cat 4 sure :)
I am 60 year old white man.I have watched and listened to every thing Elvis at one time or another. I have been to Graceland twice. I have never heard him say anything racist. Or heard anyone else say he was a racist. Show me the racist proof. I like the fact that my age is so different yours. But we can relate on Elvis. I'm sure their is other things we could have common ground on. Live and let live.
I don’t know what I like better...watching Elvis singing this song or watching your reaction..I love you! I was 17 when he passed and remember it well. He was to play that night in my hometown of Portland Maine. My sister in law had tickets to that concert. My dad and I were on our way home from work and there was a huge crowd gathered at the civic center that he was supposed to play at holding tribute. Sadly he left us with a lot of unsung music. Thank you.
Love your reaction
I swear they would be carting you off the stage
If you were there
The dance moves .
Elvis is stand up drumming and the drummer is following him and giving him the degree of drumming he wants . Love it.
When I was grown up in the 50s and 60s everyone wanted to be Elvis. And know most his friends and band singers where Africa Americans who’s ever saying that are just ignorant and don’t know nothing about this man. Thanks so much sweet heart for all you do.🌹♥️🙏🏼
What a charismatic man he was!!
Your so sweet doing your reaction videos thanks very entertaining thanks
Love watching you and reactions I love Elvis. I am 71 years old and I have been in love with him since I saw his first movie and his television parents. He is awesome and gorgeous.
Kindest, coolest, most spiritual and talented human being...the man warms my heart! what a beacon:))
Elvis loved everyone and was heavily influenced by black blues musicians. He grew up listening to the blues.
Elvis was the total package there will never be anyone like this man he gets my heart racing
This is only the third, or fourth video of yours that I've watched. I've enjoyed your reactions, and I'm glad that you appreciate the superstar that my generation admired so much. I was born in '68, the same year that he performed If I Can Dream, and grew up with his music and movies.
I know you sometimes get a little emotional when you react to his music, but that just shows how much you appreciate it.
I'd love to see you react to You Gave Me a Mountain. It's one of his most beautiful songs.
Will do !
And thank you so much for watching
I thank the Lord for video's, I cannot imagine the world without being able to relive the magic that was THE KING ELVIS PRESLEY, he didn't like being called king he said Jesus was the only king, RIP.
Elvis: Often imitated never duplicated... Never be another like him.
Love your reactions. They are great. Great song and video. There will only be one Elvis and one Michael Jackson. The world will never have anything like those two again.
Woooo hooooo. Love love love ELVIS!!! 💕💕💕
Estelle Brown from the Sweet Inspirations: "Elvis said don't call me KIng, there is only one KIng, Jesus."
He was playing in North Carolina, and a group of young girls stood up, and enrolled a banner that stretched across the entire row on the floor. It said, in huge letters, and they yelled,
" ELVIS YOURE THE KING!!!"...he stopped in mid-lyric and said," I'm no king, JESUS CHRIST is the only King!!!"....and they immediately slumped back down...
Elvis was so pretty woman just can't help it he has that reaction to people his looks are captivating
Do yourself a favor, and watch the '68 Comeback Special!!!! If not for this channel, then do it for yourself!
(Elvis in a black leather suit ... ahhh ... 🤤😴)
Everything about him makes me happy...that's it and that's all..
OMG... I love that u love Elvis... he was beyond fine... and that voice wow and his moves... Love
You should see the interview with Baz Luhrman interviewing his childhood best friend who is Black. He shares touching stories of him and Elvis growing up together along with other friends. He was inspired by black gospel music and went to church with black folks in his neighborhood growing up. He was not racist at all. It's sad that people still believe this. He was a humble man and extraordinary entertainer. There will never be another.
ELVIS GOT RAW DOGG ON STAGE, DON'T HURT NOBODY KING
Great reaction!
There is NOTHING better than watching reactions to ELVIS. I grew up with his music and LOVE HIM! But I cannot tell you how funny it is when I watch these reaction videos and catch myself with pure joy, and a huge smile on my face while watching others discover/enjoy him. Thank you for making this video.
I LOVE ELVIS PRESLEY :) ......
Bonjour a tous même 50 après elvis reste une bête de scène cet impressionnant comme encore il peut plaire fasciner c bien le King vive elvis
ONE of his best performance Thank you for sharing! I bet the note was a phone number haha👋👋 🇳🇱
After every song he sings he says THANK YOU
She is adorable!
Loved your reaction. Elvis was not racist. He was kind to everyone
Love Elvis and I love watching you watch him!!
Elvis was the total package
Ohhhhhhh wow My GOSH 🔥 ELVIS
ELVIS THE KING OF MUSIC.
Unique is the word, way before his time!!!!! Never be another!!!!!
“I feel a little warmth”.......haaaaa, made my morning, thank you!
LMAO!!!! I love your reactions to him because I'm over thinking the same!!!!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thats Rock n Roll. The King. Great
Anyone saying Elvis was a Racist doesn't know the FIRST thing about The King. He loved everybody and he stood up for Equality.
ELVIS WAS PERFECT IN EVERY WAY
As a person who was born and bred in Memphis, I'm thrilled to see all the remarks telling you about Elvis' supposed racism. While he was unique and amazing, he always recognized his debt to Black music and musicians. I also want to tell you that you're adorable.
I think you get it!
There will never be enough water! 🥰
Elvis at his greatest. I dont care how tacky people think it is I think its AMAZING!!!
only tacky if someone else tries to do it or be him. He is the only one who pull it off.
im really enjoying your reactions to Elvis (im a 59 yr.old white woman )
Thank you for standing up for Elvis' anybody who calls him racist is racist themselves or just don't know anything about him, love your channel 😊
Il Re sarà per sempre ELVIS
He was the ultimate - Great job on the reaction....
Elvis i have seen ELVIS two times in Houston, TX. he was the best and always will be !
You are so right about Elvis not being racist. He loved everybody.
LOVE all your Elvis videos!!! Its ok to stare... he was one fine man
loving all your Elvis reactions! I feel like I've seen everything of him that's available and seeing someone else see all this for the first time makes me feel like I'm seeing it for the first time again! love it!
please check out his performances from the 68 comeback special specifically One Night With You
Elvis was fine as hell & women lost their damn minds over him & still do! I remember being 5 & finding it hard to watch him in movies, because he was just so beautiful.
Elvis was no Racist Whitney Houston’s Mum actually states how loving he was to her and the sweet inspirations he actually refused to do a concert somewhere in the south of your country because they didn’t want the sweet inspirations at the venue Great vid girl love from 🇮🇪 TCB
This was hilarious to watch. Two years late but I love your reaction 💕
He was an amazing performer and yes he was funny so good looking would have been an experience to see him live loved your reaction he wasn't a racist stay safe and well your family also thank you for posting this video 😍💖👍✌
Tha's way he is the Best.
He said there is only one King, and that is our Lord
He said that there is only one KING THAT IS JESUS CHRIST IS THE ONLY KING 🇺🇸♥️🙏
Great stage presence to match his talent. Love, love, him.
He was the opposite of racist. He went to black churches as a child because he liked the music so much. He lavished gifts to his black friends and back up singers… Cars, etc. He loved black people...He loved every race.
Best concert i have ever been too