"Don't" is my all time favorite! The rehearsal video of "Don't" is a must see.

'Don't' is such a beautiful song! The rehearsal video really does capture something special. Thanks for sharing your favorite! Do you have any other favorite Elvis performances? 🎤✨

Elvis truly had an amazing collection of songs! It's hard to pick just one. Do you have any favorites that stand out a bit more for you? 🎤✨

GI.BLUES, Frankfort Special, I was the one, I'm counting on you, I'm working on the building, That someone you'll never forget, Memphis, Return To Sender, Tell her Jim I said hello.

Those are some fantastic choices! 'Return to Sender' and 'GI Blues' are absolute classics. It's great to see such a diverse list of favorites. Thanks for sharing! Have you ever seen any of his movies? 🎥✨

What song? He never wrote a song?

They told me to pick out my favorite songs. I didn't say that he wrote the songs.

"'It's Impossible' is such a beautiful song! Elvis's rendition is truly heartfelt. Thanks for sharing your favorite! Do you have any other favorite Elvis songs? 🎶❤️"

Absolutely! Elvis had an incredible voice and undeniable charm. He truly was the whole package! Do you have a favorite Elvis song or performance? 🎤😊

@@UnchainedFinance Elvis Presley lives performance hound dog at Milton Berle was the greatest because of his movement and sexuality and causes a lot of problems. That’s the greatest performance and my favorite song.

Elvis's performance of 'Hound Dog' on the Milton Berle Show was indeed iconic! His energy and charisma really made that performance unforgettable. Thanks for sharing your favorite moment! 😊🎤

​@@UnchainedFinanceThose who saw him in person could not believe how beautiful he was.He also had an aura surrounding him.

Absolutely! Those who had the chance to see Elvis in person often talk about his incredible presence and charm. He truly was one of a kind. 😊✨

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Do you have a favorite Elvis song or moment? 😊🎤

The 1968 Comeback Special was truly iconic! Elvis's performance was electrifying and marked such an incredible return to the spotlight. Do you have a favorite moment from the special?

Absolutely, Elvis had a way of making every song he touched memorable. His versatility and charisma truly shine through in each performance. Thanks for appreciating his incredible talent!

Sorry, I don't agree......lots of soundtrack songs are just not worthy of being called an Elvis-song......Elvis didn't get any good material in the sixties (Roy Oribison offered "Only The Lonely" to Elvis)((just imagine what it would sound like if Elvis recorded it)......most people from the British invasion wrote their own music/songs. When Elvis recorded a song he dipped it in his soul, before sharing it with the world (that is why not other artist could compair/get close to the #1 artist. If Elvis sang a song it was/would be his.

@@philipkoen5811 quote... Elvis didn't get any good material in the sixties, end quote....wow have you not heard are you lonesome tonight such a night suspicion in the ghetto Kentucky rain the list is endless his voice was at his optimum in the sixties,give them another listen you will enjoy I'm sure.... Cheers...

@@peaceful671 😃 too easy to respond & react.......Me not have heard LMAO😂🤣

@@philipkoen5811 Excellent response, my exact reaction when I read your quote.... cheers

He truly was one of a kind. It's amazing how many timeless classics he left us with, and you've mentioned some fantastic ones! Thanks for watching and for sharing your thoughts!

Bloggers often rely on various estimates from different public sources when assessing celebrities' net worth. However, it's important to remember that millionaires typically do not disclose the exact amount of money they have in their accounts or invested, nor are they obligated to do so. Additionally, the value of investments can fluctuate over time, further contributing to discrepancies in reported net worth figures. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!

That's an impressive fact! It really shows how incredibly successful Elvis was during his career. Thanks for sharing! Do you have a favorite Elvis song or performance from the 70s? 🎤✨

100% bullshit.

Great choice! 'If I Can Dream' is such a powerful and inspirational song. It really showcases Elvis's amazing voice and his passion for change. Do you have any other favorites? 🎤

I'm sorry to hear that the mention of Colonel Parker affects you so deeply. Elvis's legacy and talent are truly timeless, and he is undoubtedly in great company now. Sending prayers and thoughts for him and his loved ones, especially his child. Thank you for sharing your feelings, Allan. 🙏✨

You're right, Colonel Parker took a significant percentage of Elvis's income, and the sale of his recording rights was a major decision. The movie about Colonel Parker provides some interesting insights into their complex relationship. Thanks for sharing! Do you have a favorite Elvis song or performance? 🎤😊

@@UnchainedFinance No favourite , but his Gospel recordings are phenomenal , though .

Elvis's gospel recordings are truly phenomenal! His passion and soul really shine through in those songs. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

That's an amazing perspective! Adjusting for today's currency really shows how immense Elvis's earnings were. It's heartwarming to hear how generous he was with his fortune. Do you have a favorite story about his generosity? 😊💰

@@UnchainedFinance I have countless stories of generosity regarding money, emotional support, and influence, which he gave of himself, his time and money.For instance he campaigned against the polio epidemic, killing and maiming countless children. He encouraged them to take the polio vaccine.When he did, vaccine takers went from 2 percent to 87 percent, wiping out polio in the USA The HHS of the USA credits Elvis with eradicating polio. Nobody ever had that kind of influence.In 1956 , he made about three or four sentences request.That was for the millions watching the show to send their favorite church or charity money to save 50 million starving Ukranians.In today's money, about one billion dollars were sent upon his one simpler request .He is a hero in Ukraine, where a statute is erected in his honor. In Memphis alone, he supported 50 charities. He and Danny Thomas started St.Judes Children Hospital.He opened the doors of Graceland at Christmas to people in need,listened to their stories and wrote them checks.He visited orphanages and flooded them with thousands of teddy bears sent him by fans..He would visit fans whose dying wish was to see him He visited jails at Christmas and gave wisdom from the Bible, for with his photographic memory, he had the Bible memorized, word for word.He gave money for court costs and bails and Christmas money for their families.He gave away 200 cadillacs , numerous trucks, horses, motorcycles,, many homes, paid kidney transplants, hospital bills,college educations,jewelry, weddings, vacations, clothes, furniture etc.He met a young black lady looking at cars in a car lot.She had no money.Realizing that, he handed her the keys to a new car, gave he a job at Graceland and paid her college education.The famous singer Jackie Wilson had hardly any one showing up for his Vegas concert.Elvis started attending nightly.Word got out.The Crowds came.Jackie Wilson got a huge jump on his career.When Jackie dief, Elvis kept visitor food in Jackie's hospital room, paid his hospital bill and funeral expense.He gave the widow about 100k in today's money.He is responsible mostly for his fans donating funds to erect the Pearl Harbor Memorial.There are countless stories of his generosity..too many to tell Elvis fans believe he was sent by God to give joy and emotional support to his fans .People attempting suicide heard his music playing and reversed their decision.One person followed him across America for his concert years in response of gratitude. Elvis is the most popular human this world has ever known.The world still loves him, the person, his kindness, and his music.More proof, the only place the Prime Minister wanted to visit here was Graceland.Pres. Bush took this huge fan there. His music, forty seven years since passing ,is still going platinum.He is number three most streamed artist and the only one in the top ten that has passed.Graceland is the most visited private home, second, to the White House.He gave the first live satellite concert performance ever given.It was viewed in over forty countries, with about 1,5 billion viewers when world population was about 3,2 billion Nobody has ever come close to this.More saw it than the moon landing. I saw it and saw him twice in concert.Finally, his fan base was every age from two to ninety, every race, sex and nationality.His influence and popularity were so great that both Republicans and Democrats wanted his as VP candidate in a presidential contest.I can go on and on about his unbelievable talent, which is immense.But I am discussing his generosity.There never was or will be another like this wonderful man,,I think of him as one of many prophets that is sent to us from Heaven above.I never mentioned how he was the highest paid actor of his time and the wonderful contributions there. I never mentioned he was drafted when the US had no draft and what a model soldier he was, his dangerous military position, his generosity to the men around him.He came back to the sates even more popular than ever because he was considered a hero.He is my hero still and is for countless millions worldwide.

Thank you for pointing out those details! Information can vary widely, and it’s true that exact figures are often not publicly disclosed. Celebrities and record companies usually don’t provide precise financial details, and investments can fluctuate over time. I appreciate your insights and will make sure to verify these facts in the future. Thanks for watching and sharing your knowledge!

Thank you for answering and not taking it personal. I recommend you to read the Elvis files by John Parker. And to look into the public Elvis Presley FBI files, there's a lot of information in it . The Total sum of money he had on August 16, 1977 for instance and the money he made during his lifetime. I.E. a billion for himself, a billion for his record and movie company .

Thank you for your understanding and for the recommendations! I'll definitely check out the Elvis files by John Parker and the public FBI files for more detailed information. It's fascinating to learn about the financial aspects of his incredible career. Thanks again for your valuable insights and for watching! 😊

​@@UnchainedFinance Thanks again.

You're absolutely right! The person in the video is actually an AI. It's incredible how AI technology is being integrated into various aspects of our lives, including content creation and entertainment. If you have any questions about AI or anything else, feel free to ask!

@@UnchainedFinance Awesome! Are you AI? I liked and subscribed.

I'm not AI myself, but I'm the one behind its management. Thank you for liking and subscribing!

This video is so full of mistakes, and false claims, that it is beyond ludicrous. Elvis never toured outside the US, except for a few concerts in Canada in 1957. His NBC-TV special was in 1968. His 33 movies was not «wildly succesful», some of them actually lost money. His documentary «Elvis On Tour» did not rake in 40 mill USD, not even close. It did win a «Golden Globe»-award. When Elvis sold the right to his «back-catalogue» in 1973, he did receive that one million. The deal is considered one of the worst business decisions in music history, casting his heirs a fortune in royalties. The Colonel got around 2,5 mill USD, Elvis got the million, and the IRS took the rest. Total cost for RCA, his record company, was 5,4 mill USD, a sum they would earn back hundreds of times in the years to come. When Elvis died in 1977, he was almost broke, this is well known. He had even borrowed money, putting up Graceland as «collateral».

Thank you for pointing out these inaccuracies and providing detailed information. I appreciate your knowledge and passion for getting the facts right about Elvis. I'll make sure to review and correct any mistakes in the video. Your feedback is invaluable, and I'm grateful for your contribution to keeping the content accurate. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!

Thank you for sharing that information! Elvis and his family certainly faced a lot of financial challenges. It's impressive how they managed it all. Do you have any other interesting facts about Elvis you'd like to share? 😊

@@Michael-sl2mm plenty😉🤫

How much did he gave to charity or friends❓

Great question! Elvis was known for his generosity. He gave millions to charity and was famous for his spontaneous acts of kindness, like giving away cars and jewelry to friends and even strangers. His giving spirit was truly remarkable. Do you have a favorite story about his generosity? 😊✨

That's a very important point. Colonel Parker's financial dealings with Elvis were definitely controversial and had a significant impact on his earnings. It's a reminder of the complexities behind the scenes. Thanks for bringing that up! Have you seen any documentaries or read books on this topic?

Uncle Sam taxed him 90 percent of his yearly income.

That's a significant amount! The tax rates back then were incredibly high, especially for someone with Elvis's earnings. It's impressive how he managed his career and finances despite such challenges.