Elvis made people feel as though they knew him. He was totally unique, never choreographing, all was done on feel and instinct. This can not be learned, what he had was so special. When he died, it was like time stopped. He was a household name, a part of life for so many people. Difficult to understand for young people today, but Elvis changed everything. He incited excitement and emotion just by BEING. Humble to the core, never hurting anyone but himself.

It doesn't matter how many times I watch this performance it always feels like seeing it for the first time. I never get tired of watching Elvis concerts. His rehearsals are the same as watching a concert for me. He is relaxed....funny... unfiltered... and a perfectionist ....

If you notice today, live performers never laugh or talk or go off course when singing. That's what made him so special. He did and it was glorious to watch.

Elvis was, is still, and always will be The King!!!!

Love your honesty! He didn't have to give a F...! He was Elvis! Take Him or leave ' m😮

Its fascinating.the way he preform. His presence and charisma are unbelievable. Nothing else matter.

When Elvis Presley started singing every one paid attention and they will never bee a nother Elvis Presley

He sang from the heart. This is why the songs he sang were awesome.

Elvis was the King. He didn't have to care. Not only king of rock but also the king of cool😎

This is what's called "Rock'n!" He did that! Rocked It!😮

"Hut 2 3 4" is marching cadence in the military -- he was joking around referring to his days in the Army; he always joked a lot; btw, Elvis did care very much -- the things he did on stage were due to his confidence about what he was doing therefore he could do certain things, say certain things, move in certain way; but he did care & his image was very important to him -- it was his confidence in his music & what he knew he was able to do that allowed him to mess around on stage. Thx for your reaction.

We already know everything. Just listen to him and watch him. He's not only a stranger, but an entertainer ,too

I love your thoughtful reactions. Elvis was a searcher. Amongst others, he searched for his purpose in life. From all accounts, he ultimately realized/decided it was to make people happy.

Music world is divide in two, before and after Elvis. He was a revolutionary and inspired all the other who came after.

Elvis was incredible. No one will ever come close. Just FYI. Elvis was reading a note that a fan gave him, not reading the words of the song. He always had time for his fans. Elvis is the ONLY ARTIST INDUCTED INTO SO MANY MUSICAL HALL OF FAMES: ROCK, COUNTRY, GOSPEL, POP, CHRISTIAN, R & B, ROCKABILLY, AND HONKY TONK HALL OF FAMES. Elvis was nominated for 41 Grammys. According to the R.I.A.A., the governing body that certifies Gold, Platinum, and Multi-Platinum Record Sales, (Recording Industry Association of America) the Leading all time Artist in Record Sales is ELVIS PRESLEY. -Elvis is the leading sales artist for both Solo Artist or Group. -Elvis has sold over 2.5 Billion Records Worldwide. ( A Billion is 1 Thousand Million). -Elvis has been on the charts more times than any other artist or group. -Elvis has the most hits in the Top 100, the Top 40, The Top 10, and has had 32 Number 1 Records. Elvis had the respect of both Men and Women. Elvis was very very generous with his money, and actually gave more than half of what he earned to charities and buying things for others (some strangers and some friends). Truly a wonderful human being.

PS. That little note is actually a roomnumber some woman gave him early in the show!⚡️

When he yelled "yo!" It was because the guitar player was off note and then he said "your right your right" when guy fixed it.. just shows his perfection on stage he demanded from himself and his band

That's why everybody loves him.❤

He respected and loved his band and all of his backup singers. They all have been interviewed and have had stories to tell about Elvis.

He got a note from a fan the song before😉

Elvis had amazing charisma. And he really was an instinctive musical genius. He evoked the proper emotion; knowing when to be playful and when to convey profundity. He was deeply involved in the musical arrangement, coordinating the transitions of the instruments and the backup singers. His performances could make you smile, laugh, dance or even cry.

The reading was a note from someone in the crowd. Probably something like "Come to room 587 please"

I could listen to Elvis sing the phonebook🤣 Great reaction!

It's like has been said. Before Elvis came along in the 50's there was nothing that exciting. Absolutely no one. He opened the doors for so many other Artists.

He loved what he did so he had fun and that is what brought us his fans to our feet and him into out hearts

Elvis knew exactly what he was doing. He also didn't make mistakes. And if you watch again, his body moves in tempo with the music, especially the drummer. It happens in all his songs. Never take your eyes off him, or you will miss something. Also don't stop the video early.

Elvis' dance moves were cues to the band. They watched him intently while on stage and were very much in sync. You should watch a couple of his rehearsals to get a taste. He was as laid back in rehearsal as he was on stage and interacted with his audiences whenever he could. He truly loved is fans and often stated that they were what made him. His moves weren't the only thing that made him famous. His vocal range is amazing. I would recommend Heart of Rome, What now My Love and If Tomorrow Never Comes to experience his amazing talent. Loved the video and your insights, you have sub here. Cheers!

Impressed and slightly surprised by this young womans mature and spot on analysis

Elvis in his time was the biggest superstar and still is, we will never see something like him again, thank God for KZfaq

He was the most confident performer you will ever seen, he knew he had the crowd in his hand and totally delivered...also someone handed him a note, didn't forget lyrics

His "perfect imperfections" in his performances, where he's clowning around, doing spontaneous off-the-cuff humor, doing self-effacing jokes, etc., is only one of the reasons why he had such "perfect charisma" and the aura of magnetism both onstage and off stage!

loving your in-depth reactions, you take time and trouble and actually speak your mind, good work, thank you! Elvis was the most photographed and most famous man on the planet by this time. From 1956 he only got more popular and recognized worldwide. About 3 years after this performance in 1973 Elvis did a worldwide satellite broadcast concert to over 1.5 BILLION people, it's never been done before or since. It's actually difficult to imagine how adored and huge he was in this era now, it almost seemed like he was something from another planet. I remember it well here in the U.K as a kid, America to all of us was Coke-a-Cola, Micky Mouse, and Elvis. But with all that mega fame he always remained down to earth, and humble, he never forgot the utter poverty he came from, he showed great respect and kindness to everyone he met, and willingly gave his time to them, ESPECIALLY the poor and underprivileged, and he loved his fans. Once when asked "doesn't it bother you your fans ripping the shirt off your back?" Elvis replied... "My fans want my shirt, They can have my shirt, They put it on my back"...that says everything about how his mind worked and how he felt about his fans. It seems most of the time he put others first, probably part of his undoing, But that's just another reason he is still loved around the world, it's not just his amazing charisma and entertaining powers.

In your reaction were trying to describe what you find captivating about Elvis. Bruce Springsteen said this about Elvis: "An artist like Elvis is, rather than pretending when he goes out on the stage, he's actually pretending when he's home to be normal. And when he goes out on stage at night, that's who he actually is."

Thank you for playing Elvis Presley love It 🤩😍🤩

Elvis was his own song recording producer and his dancing while singing wasn’t choreographed, it was all organic. He changed the arrangements, tempo, words of the songs he sang and recorded. The King of Rock and Roll.

bravisima por eso elvis es es rey y numero 1 de a musica

get this.....in ALL his performances in Las Vegas.....he NEVER had an empty seat! all were SOLD OUT ...plus, many women bought for the complete Las Vegas engagement at one time(so they would be guaranteed seats.

I think you would love Just Pretend - and Bridge Over Troubled Water - live of course

Lol elvis could change from song to song . He could go crazy with polk salad Annie or suspicious minds then bring it down with bridge over troubled water then back up with iv lost you ect . EPIC ... OMG yes he was totally global from 56 onwards

Well this reaction is very difficult to comment on. I was blown away. I'm going to turn 60 here soon and I remember he died when I was in 4th grade and I kind of liked some of his early stuff and I saw him on TV is a very young kid doing that Aloha from Hawaii show that they broadcast on satellite but we saw it on network television here in the United states. You know and it wasn't till I was in my twenties and really going into my thirties that I started playing in rockabilly bands and really truly exploring that particular older music and then I loved it but only the older stuff not the later stuff. Well now I've played in bands for so many years and arrange things and keep in mind Elvis wasn't a ranger, he arranged everything in those songs. He was a mastermind at it. But anyway the reason why it's difficult to comment is because you're reaction started off with like four or five things I wanted to dress afterward to complement you on, but then it turned into 15 and I just got overwhelmed and I'm like there's no way I can respond all that other than just to say, wow you are so articulate and observant and you're doing this with music that is literally a half century before your time. I'm intentionally running this into one long paragraph just to get at people and you as well maybe, but I will tell you you are super hot and I assume you're probably in your twenties? I don't know the older I get it's hard to say. So we have to acknowledge that but mostly, it's great how much you just pay such close attention and you have this great depth of field if you will, in your thinking about it and the way that you articulated and I was really impressed I mean I am really impressed right now. I hope I get to see you do more elvis.

I love your reaction❤️You notice so much👍Next:Heartbreak Hotel(68 Comeback Special second sitdownshow😉Welcome to the Elvisfamily, it is filled with LOVE and FUN❤️😂

I've never seen you react before and I'm about 11 minutes through a 21 minute reaction but I just have to respond right now before I forget, everybody likes to say that he forgot the lyrics because he did that or I don't think he did honestly he just made it a point of humor in his 1968 Comeback Special about 2 years before this when he's dressed in black leather on the amounts of old school hit he had with heartbreak hotel. But in this snow by now it's like vegas, and people are giving him notes all the time and there's another set of footage on here where someone a woman gives him a painting she made of him and at first he's kind of funny and he goes it looks like Engelbert humperdinck, which was a really super soft gentle singer at the time for example my mom loved him. But then he laughs and he takes it any autographs and he goes don't worry you'll get it back later. He's doing that with the snow. He just chose that moment in the middle of this narrative to pull out her note and read it and then hand it off to his guitar player so that he can go backstage and sign it later and they will find a way to get it back to her. He was so involved with his fans but you have to understand, a lot of that funny stuff and his body movements have to do with interacting with his band as well. He did all the arrangements he led the rehearsals he is a band leader basically and a communicates a lot of the conducting not with his hands but with his body and his facial expressions. He had the best bands all the time, they were Top Notch and this band was spectacular.

He really was at his best here, forget the singing, your eyes wouldn't leave him if you were there, even now in 2022. The man was an adonis in every way, face, body, walk, laugh, a complete magnet. As for the moves, if any woman isn't going oooooooooooo, there's something the matter 😊 THE KING IS DEAD, LONG LIVE THE KING ❤️

The sheet of paper was a note from a fan

This is what rock star "high" looks like

The word you are looking for is, "It". He had "It". The talent, the presence, the ability, the look, the humor, the down to earth, the kindness. He had it all. I'm not sure what God was doing when He released Elvis on us. But I think God back tracked a bit when he took Jessie... can you imagine two of em!?!?

And again a great reaction. You probably haven't got a clue how much fun it is to watch Elvis through your eyes. I have seen most clips hundreds of times but it's like the first time. I am amazed at the depth with which you look. Thanks for this, it is so enriching. I feel you really should really dig into Elvis's religious roots to see what his musical base was. How Great Thou Art (live 1972) followed by Sweet Sweet Spirit (next song in same concert). I'm not religious but it moves me every time.

You are the best reactor,,👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Elvis was himself. He wasn't a robot told how to dance, sing, joke. They tried to stop him from gyrating. But, he didn't listen. No he never forget no lyrics. A fan handed him a note!!!!!

Great reaction of yours!!! Thank you Please react to you’ve lost that lovin feelin from 1970 by Elvis It’s an old song from the righteous brothers, but his versio is a Must see!

He is not choreographed in terms of his moves - watch his rehearsals and see that his persona is exactly the same. The music and how that all came together was rehearsed of course but he did not have reams of choreographers, lighting, pyrotechnicians, like so many artists have now. Not many artists who can just entertain. His charm I undeniable- even all these years later. I would've loved to have been born decades before I was to see him live!!!

Elvis was into karate and he put that into his shows.

It was a note from a female audience member. 😃

Your reactions are so cute.

I love your reaction hahahha I laugh together

God sent us an angel in the form of a human to cheer us up, but it wouldn't be for long......Of course, Elvis wasn't human, but an ANGEL OF MUCH LIGHT sent by GOD!!!

you gotta be loose when youre the king of rock n roll, baby

Awesome reaction. Could you react to Bridge Over Troubled Water from his 1970 live Vegas show?

I was joining it draft he joined the army you feel me

His not just showing his moves to the music, his also controlling the band with his moves

Elvis loved what he did , even when he became sick you could still see the love of it all.

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Outstanding reaction. 👌

10:25 He stopped to read a note from what I understood. hahahah

Elvis invented that gangnam style dance even before that korean guy was born.

You should see his -love me tender, from the same show really good. thanks for your reaction again. 😀

When Elvis is looking at that sheet of paper that he pulled from his jumpsuit, it isn't because he forgot the lyrics to the song, it's because he had been down in the audience earlier kissing a bunch of the women in the audience and some girl slipped a note to him by tucking it into the jumpsuit . He has just discovered it and stops in the middle of the song to read it, then hands it to a band member. Check out the 1970 live version of Love Me Tender , and you'll see how he leaves the stage and takes a walk through the audience kissing the girls along the way.

No. He got a note from a fan and read it when he was ready even though he was on stage. He didn't forget

Note he had under his belt.

It was a note from a fan ,

Elvis was not meant to be dissected.. Just enjoyed..

It was a note someone handed him during the song!

That’s a woman in the audience with her phone number in her hotel room

Please react to the trailer of Elvis is so amazing 😍

@ Venice Magic ; 1st : "Polk Salad Annie” is a 1968 song written by Tony Joe White. Its lyrics describe the lifestyle of a poor rural Southern girl and her family. 2nd ; It's southern cooked greens dish made from pokeweed a nutritional powerhouse, but can be toxic if it's not prepared with caution ! People from the south - were Elvis was from - know this .3rd ; That note contained the second part of the lyrics and NOT some room number of some girl ,that's a made up lie ! 4th ; Elvis was known to cover other people's songs - he liked - and even improved / made it better , the song so people thought it was his . Checkout out Tony Joe White "polk salad annie " and Elvis his version.

That was a note from a lady in the audience

you should see last song of this show cant help falling in love live its amazing ,love your reaction 🥰🥰🥰

If you had paid attention earlier, a woman gave him a note probably to a hotel room, LOL! You ought to research the bio and whole background of his life and where he got his inspirations. From the deep south dirt poor ghetto of Mississippi to later Graceland.

The note is from someone in the audience 😂

Top. Dog. Forevet. 😊

Elvis was particular he choreographed the music choreographed dance choreographed everything he was precise he was a stickler if you can follow the Leader you gotta go that’s way to call me king he was the king of everything he wanted perfection but he stirrer off and gospel music is the best music is gospel baby you got a play

Hi, please, react Return to sender by Elvis. Its so funny and charming!

I don’t know how old you are but I think you are so intoxicating you your presence is inviting your eyes light up and I’m hanging On every word you say which I really agree with everything you’re saying but I don’t think you’re gorgeous sweetheart you are special

You are so clever and beautiful

Singers these days are just that....boring! Elvis and s’mores around a fire? Now that would be a great Saturday night....!!

Women would give him there hotel room number or key, that is what he took out to read

To me gecwas the vest enterteinement of all times. I love him so much🥰🥰🇧🇷

A girl game him her number.

That was a phone number or A hotel room number come on girl wake up

You’re acting kind of naive in your commentary about Elvis, since you have already reacted to several of his performances. I agree with most of what you are saying, especially in comparison to modern performers. One more thing though, Elvis was global back in the 1950’s.

He is imitating placing Polk Salad in a tote bag. The slaves had to do that. They worked fast. It was a racist song. No one can be in public in this generation singing this. Polk salad is in collard green food groups. Slaves picked Polk salad. Poor blacks ate Polk salad Truly racist but good!!!

that note was a girl name and phone number

It’s a chick giving him a note and phone number

The reason this is performance is so foreign to you is because. Modern Western women are used to simp men. Ya.... in the West women have become masculine and men have become increasingly feminine. But it's just the opposite of what we are hardwired to be attracted to. Most women want a man to be a masculine protective partner. And that's what Elvis was.

you need to do some research , babe. get to know Elvis

Your name is romanian.

It's a note from a chick. Me me in my room.... 😉

You talk to long when your giving your takes.

In 1973 he did the Aloha from Hawaii concert which was beamed via satellite and reached an estimated 1.5 billion people. But I think Elvis was global.since he made his first movie in 1956.

You talk to much. Let us watch him