Exactly what im saying lollll

It's funny because it's accurate

LaWd HavE MercY WoOoAHhHh - *eats mic*-

Ive never heard anything so horny 😩

“lord have mercy-WOAAAAOW”

Never even really happend that way. You know that, don't you?

@@ronaldsnippe813 That is correct. He did fire him though. If he would've done like in the movie, things might've been different for Elvis.

@@hamhocksandflipflopsfarms probably

@@ronaldsnippe813 Yes, I am aware the scene isn't historically accurate. That wasn't my point. Austin Butler's performance is award-worthy in that scene because of how powerful it is.

@@GhettoWerewolf Yes, it basically just shows Butler’s tremendous acting ability.

LMFAOO right

That is so funny and so true!

man im only at 6 😭

omg so glad to know some other people saw it as many times as i did! i was starting to feel crazy lol

Agreed. Austin’s portrayal of Elvis was spot on perfection. My dad was even impressed.

I HAVE BEEN SAYING THIS!

@@kissxes2592 WOW!

Yes! Thank you for saying it. He worked hard for it and he nailed it! OSCAR!

He does, but voters could forget it by the end of the year

@@marcor7044 I do not think so.

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Ikr 😭💔

Actually this didn't happen until 1977 when Elvis was overweight in the movie during the scene it's not 1977 ?

@@davidfranson5940 I guess it still applies because he was taking drugs and stuff constantly? And he did faint several times too I bet

@@marissacrouse9100 I've seen this documentary on youtube and the reason why elvis become obese is because of the drugs he is taking constantly. The size of his organ grew twice the normal size his body was supposed to have.

Just imagine Elvis going to court and Santa Clause is there on the witness stand

@@themedia1271 STOPPPPP i'm laughing too hard 😂😂😂😂

@@themedia1271 🤣

@@themedia1271 🤣🤣🤣🤣

True anyone has the clip.

He's not even wearing the sweater!

WHERE IS HERE COMES SANTA CLAUSE?! ELVIS SINGS HERE COMES SANTA CLAUSE!

THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH CHRISTMASS

oh if only he knew

I know he got Elvis rage down perfect!

And then the mic drop, literally!

@@deniseb.7795 so BADASS!!!

It’s the second one that he said calmly

PFFFFT 🤣

@@lll.24601 i believe it’s a joke about harry potter fire goblet movie. In book dumbledor said his line calmly but in movie he’s not calm at all

LOL 🤣

Proceeds to consume three thousand calories of microphone

That was an actual sound bite from Elvis’ performance but u wouldn’t be able to tell it wasn’t Austin unless you’d seen the original clip, very impressive

*dutch screaming in the next scene*

It was honestly scary to watch, I thought he was Elvis for a second omg

@@track13byMM my mom grew up on Elvis and adores that scene! She thinks it’s so uncanny how much he captures Elvis in that moment

That’s because Austin butler literally laughs like elvis

2:08

I did too! In the the theater when I saw that Hollywood sign scene when he laughed I stopped and was like … 😳 that’s Elvis

True! Elvis was artistically black in body, heart and soul!😍🤩😍 No doubt about that!

Me too .... so so tragic.

+Arianna Rose Same here. I personally feel like that not only was he saying that to Priscilla. He was, figuratively speaking, also saying it to the audience.

I really cried ahaha

SAMEeEe

Too bad it wasn’t real and there dynamic wasn’t that passionate after the divorce

Same here. I’ve watched it 4 times so far.

Me too I watched it again a few days ago Now I wanna watch it with a relative😂

+miss girl I was frightened as well. In fact, I would be frightened watching just about any scene where he gets angry. What makes this scene stands out is that his anger was gradually building and he initially came across as sarcastic. It’s as if Elvis was kind of trying to control his temper, but the revelation that he’s been used and duped by Parker for so long was too much for him, and he went off. The suspenseful music, the way the scene was shot, the tension, and especially the acting was AMAZING. Austin did a PHENOMENAL JOB in this scene as well as the entire film.

I’ve seen the movie 5 times, and it’s always so uncomfortable to watch, but yeah, I agree that Austin Butler did killed it! Although I don’t know if it happened in real life, but it does show the deterioration of Elvis and Parker’s relationship

@@bookFreak8191 i heard about it and some said, that particular scene didn’t happen apparently! :)

i got a big fright during the scenes at 2:42 2:48 & 3:10, but i guess that's how baz wanted the audience to feel so it worked

@@theemissgirl Right, although he did fire him backstage. The scene where he does it on stage was for dramatic purposes but really good nonetheless!

ALSO "thats absolutely not gonna be in the special." "make a note, that should be in the special."

That smack came naturally from his eating the French fries!

omg this is my favorite. i heard austin improvised! amazing

Do we know that for sure, or is it you guessing? I’m genuinely curious

@@octolingo1892 perhaps both

@@octolingo1892 obviously we don't know for sure but I mean during that scene I was like "Jesus Christ" he portrayed the anger and hatred well

@@DeeRio9546 oh no yeah absolutely he KILLED that scene

@@octolingo1892 Unfortunately, it's false. This scene are usually recorded in different times with one actor looking at the place we're the other should be but without him. Anyway, Tom Hanks is also a good actor so it looks amazing.

I fully agree!!

a good artist? maybe.. he stole from black people. a beautiful human? he dated a 14 yr old when he was 24. 🤷

elvis groomed a 14 year old priscilla but sure call him a beautiful human😭😭

don't say that on black twitter😒😒 but for his contributions to music, Elvis is goated

@@danielpreval4062 Yeah cause y’all know he was a cultural appropriator of black music and artist. Y’all just mad that he’s been called out for getting fame from stealing from black singers of that time.

That was fucking terrifying

And his father saying to his mum, "hurt him? They look like they wanna ... ". Yes they did, lol x

Yea there’s lot of vids out thete

Me: Whoa, dude. Can you imagine Elvis Presley fires Will Smith for smacking Chris Rock on the face?

1:18

Right I never knew why they put that in 🥪 😂

I wouldn't consider it actual turtles, but I might be missing something

LOL yes I laugh everytime

Woody face 💀💀💀

That’s great. Me and my boyfriend were going to go see him I Vegas when he died. I cry at the end of this movie every time. But Austin Butler is faaaannntaaastic!

I was born shortly after he died. He died toward the end of August '77 and I was born Oct. 4th '77. Only a little over a months difference. Such a tragedy! My dad told me he attended 2 of his concerts, one in Buffalo, New York when Elvis was still in good health (my dad said he was Very energetic!) and he attended another concert in Las Vegas after Elvis had gained a lot of weight and mainly sat at his piano to play it and sing during his performance. My dad also said that Elvis did more talking to the audience than actually singing during that performance.

Ikr same I keep finding it amusing the way he said that omg

proceeds to show a clip of him passing out 💀

@@i_violetexpress_i fr 😭

Same 😂😂😂

Yes! I sent a message to the Academy on Twitter. Do the same and pass it on. He worked very hard and deserves it like nobody before.

@@saradraperwessels I didn't know you could do that.

Absolutely! I sent the Academy a message on Twitter. Do the same. Pass it on. Austin worked so had. He really deserves the Oscar.

Hopefully it's sooner rather than later!

@@Lightdion I hope so! But he did say it would be a while. He takes long breaks in between his projects

How could you not be, surrounded by Yes men, wannabes and control freaks. It would make anybody insane. I’m surprised they didn’t follow him into the john, zero privacy.

You mean with Colonial Parker? Yah. And it was justified. The guy was a psycho that used him and worked him literally to death. He died 8 years after his comeback. 42 should be the peek of life.

Even towards his family and bandmates

I mean he did have a lot of pressure on him so I can understand it.

anyone in his position would have acted the way he did sadly. No one man should ever be subjected to that much pressure

👍🏼 It is a myth that he fired him from the stage, never happened that way. True, as I’ve studied, he did have a temper but didn’t express it that way publicly. The scene basically showcases Butlers tremendous acting ability.

@@TV-np9yp I know. Even Elvis would know to handle stuff like that privately. And yes, the scene does showcase Austin's tremendous acting ability. He went from sarcasm to rage building up to explosive rage to sadness. Notice that when Parker rushed to the stage to get to Elvis after the curtains fell, the way Elvis was looking at him and finished telling him, "You're fired," was almost as if Elvis was looking at him and asking him, "How could you betray me?" And it's amazing that this is Austin Butler's first theatrical lead role and his acting, in my opinion, was way better than Tom Hank's.

@@Gabreya Yes, Butler was truly stellar. I enjoyed Hanks performance too, even though he received a lot of negative reviews. The whole movie is just fabulous. I think us seasoned fans can be reasonable and let go off the historical errors and fabricated scenes because the movie basically painted Elvis in a positive light. Which he deserves.

@@TV-np9yp I thought that Tom Hanks was great in the film. Though, I don’t think the film completely showed Elvis in a positive light. It showed him as a human being with a lot of flaws, yet his heart was in the right place.

@@Gabreya That’s true. I guess I mean that the positive reception of the movie has caused people to think better of Elvis, become interested in him. Maybe feeling empathy for him. I think it’s pushed people to view more footage of Elvis and they can then see he was very talented and basically an over all happy, good natured, generous, kind man with an awesome sense of humor. The movie did positive things for Elvis. Thanks for your positive thoughts 👍🏼

Yes grandmother Dodger 😂😂😂 very funny scene. I like the mess at Graceland

She was in a trance

What I said in the theater 💀