This was such a powerful performance!

Elvis was called "The King" for a reason.

I never get tired of this song. It should be played and played until we “get it”!!!!

Elvis' friends say that Elvis loved everyone - regardless of culture.

Nobody could match Elvis Presley. Nobody. Canada

King of Rock and Roll without a doubt, saw him in concert twice, he had the audience in the palm of his hand, his presence was so powerful, he could have ran for President and won easily, he was loved by millions in every country around the world and toured around the world.

"He was soooo Talented", Welcome to Elvis' world.

Elvis!!!! Always!!!! He was wonderful!!!

Elvis was the GOAT always will be!!!

It makes me so happy to see such a young person, discovering why he is such a Legend. Please react to Elvis and the black community the echo will never die. thank you

The man had soul

That's Our King

YESSS! Singing with passion from his heart and soul with his overwhelmingly beautiful voice. That's Elvis! KING OF MUSIC!

After he sang this song he went backstage and cried in a fetal position because this song took all he had within

Elvis's chameleon voice changed multiple times in his very short life and career. His critically acclaimed recordings are in multiple genres of music. An iconic artist, the likes of which may never be seen again.

You will find any help you need from Elvis fans. Elvis was inducted into five halls of fame. No one like him. He’s STILL #1 in record sales...over a billion! He grew up in Tupelo Mississippi ghetto. The dirt poor blacks and whites were one. No craziness. Elvis did not have either electricity or plumbing in two room( literally) his daddy and uncle Built. Elvis moved to Memphis with entire extended family when he was 14. The rest is history. You may Get a better feel for Elvis in Elvis and the Black Community, part one and two. Hope this shed some light on things. You will fall in love with Elvis’ multi- talented gift. He’s an icon for sure. Thank you for taking time to listen and hear him. If you know Blacc Elvis reactions, he’s a full fledged fan of Elvis. He didn’t come to the table with that attitude, But now he’s dedicated to Elvis. I promise Elvis won’t disappoint any Time you give to him.

During a time of segregation...this song told everyone how he felt/what he believed in!!! Put so much heart & soul into this!!! The 2nd verse...it looks like he's trying not to breakdown! So much passion in his performance! And for it to be the last song of the night had great impact!!! The racial tensions were high ..it was after MLK & The Kennedy Bro's were killed!!!

Elvis walk a mile in my shoes please

i am SO happy young people appreciate where he was coming from. Great reaction.

To learn a little about his background, find “Elvis and the Black Community - that echo will never die”. Elvis grew up in poor neighborhoods that were primarily black. He sang in the choir of a Black Baptist church while in high school. He loved gospel, soul, rock & roll, & helped bring these into the entertainment mainstream along with other artists. He never forgot his cultural roots.

"That shit was absolutely amazing!"

If this didn't touch your very soul, ya may wanna get it checked out. It just may be missing. 💕

Only one Elvis 🎤

This performance should be blasting around the world every day right now. First time on your channel. Great reaction!

Hope the new biopic will finally show the real Elvis and not just the image ... he deserves recognition for how he changed the world !!

Elvis was and IS the MAN😎

Elvis was something REALLY special if he could still connect to today's young people. He never lost the touch. (and he would have been shocked in a very good way because Elvis WAS the first youth movement that wanted change in America in the 1950s)

There was never anyone like him.

I bet he ( Elvis) would LOVE to hear your props from your generation!! A good singer never goes out of style! Lol

It's within his diverse critically acclaimed recordings, where you'll find his artistry, his greatness.

In the Ghetto - I'm with @kitten klub ~ he was his own activist...LOVE his music. Timeless.

Now this is why he was the King

Elvis was devastated by MLK's murder. People tried to stop him from performing the song because it was too 'controversial'. But he went ahead & PASSIONATELY performed it on his special just months after MLK's murder.😢Please react to 'In The Ghetto' (Live at Vegas) - a sad but beautiful song that still applies today Elvis grew up in poverty, his father was in prison, so he and his mother lived in a shack - dirt poor - they depended on others for food. He grew up playing with all different races but mainly in the black community - he loved to go to the local church and sing gospel with the choir. Elvis himself was part Native American - he didn't see colour, he saw people. A true Gentleman who never forgot his roots. A rare, unique & truly special talent👑#TheKing

Elvis sang from his SOUL!!!!!!!!! I have loved Elvis for 50 years and love seeing young people discover him!! Love your reaction!

Dang straight!! He was totally real!!

Never be another Elvis! We, his fans, still love and miss him today!! Elvis always gave it his all! Nice reaction!

One of the most powerful performances in music history. Elvis has so much charisma, talent, looks, passion he was off the charts and a bonafide LEGEND and CULTURNAL ICON.

This song is as relevant today as it was 54 years ago, his manager was against him singing this song. Once Elvis played this song back he said he wouldn't sing a song he didn't believe in great reaction. Please React to Elvis and the Black community , 🙏

Sweet and phenomenal Elvis😊

ELVIS PRESLEY ❤ Bless his soul ❤ God's Gift 🎁 his heart was made of gold 💛. Absolutely a Beautiful soul ❤ ELVIS PRESLEY work with Dr. Martin L. King

My mom is 71 years old and die hard elvis fan he the goat 🐐 go with her every August to Graceland

He was and still is The King of rock and roll!

This song was a tribute to Martin L. King and Bobby Kennedy after their assassinations but alot of people also forget that his red tie was ( signifying the bloodshed) of all the Vietnam vets that gave their life for their country. This song is a national treasure for sure. Goosebumps Beautiful yet painfully sad. 😔

POWER of LOVE in ELVIS through the HOLY SPIRIT!!!

Makes me cry every time...

Love love your reaction. Tnxs

Elvis sang from the heart, The greatest entertainer ever who walked the earth 🌎so genuine? Stunning 👑beautiful 👑Elvis

Elvis was one of a kind, there’ll never be another one like him

You need to hear Elvis and JD Sumtner sing "Why Me Lord".

We need this song NOW!!!! Everywhere!!! Peace.

THE KiNG of Rock

Elvis was my baby sisters favorite artist. We grew up listening to him, and she obsessed over him. Weird for a kid born in 95. She committed suicide the same year my daughter was born. I named my daughter presley in memory of my sister... she just asked me if she could call elvis.... that's why I'm hear. So glad to see people reacting to his absolute musical genius!

React to "In the Ghetto".. Amazing how we're dealing with the same problems today as 50 years ago.

He left his soul on the stage in this performance. It's perfection.

Thank you for playing Elvis Presley love it ❤️❤️💕💖

We need to be playing this on the radio NOW -

Love the reaction. This is the greatest song ever. Should be our new National anthem. Let's dream

I tear up EVERY time…

Amazing performance. Elvis meant every word

The GREATEST of all time!🇺🇸

He had a god-given talent, not another person in this world could replicate Elvis for his talent his looks his amazing gift that he shared with so many people. That song and the way he performed it is hands-down one of the best performances I've ever seen by anyone.

The King ,The Voice🙏💋🌺👑😢❤️❤️❤️💕

Tribute to MLK.Elvis was heart broken bcuz of the death of MLK

Great reaction

This was the 9th back-to-back take, each more emotional than the previous, and he still had this power. His gospel albums are 2nd to none!

Definitely should react to. "Elvis and the Black Community" and see who he really was. It's a little long but worth every minute.

🌞👏yes mm...!!!

Elvis grew up in the projects. He was very poor. He said he wouldn't wear jeans. Because that's what he wore being poor. He used to buy his clothes in the black district. His cook and her husband worked for him until he died. They were black and he loved them. He bought them a house. He gave away so much money so others would have good things. He looked past color. Which we all should. He was only 42 when he passed. Thank you for this. Check out his Hawaii special. Watch the whole show. God Bless you.

The gospel songs Elvis sang were fabulous.

American Trilogy, How great thou art.

Try , what now my love , too . You won’t regret it!!!!

Good reaction, thanks for sharing.

Moody Blue is Elvis's last #1 hit on the country charts. I love it and you will too.

This has to be the greatest performance of any entertainer ever, and one the greatest message songs ever.

Elvis could have you dancing with joy one minute then crying in heartbreak the next when you saw him live. My first concert was Elvis when I was 10. I already had a huge crush on Elvis because I'd been listening to his music since I was a baby and then watching his movies as I grew older. I spent that whole concert crying. Silent tears ran down my face, in awe of how epic it was and afraid to blink in case I missed something. I was so embarrassed after it was over but all of the adults around me said I had nothing to be embarrassed about because that was just how most full grown women reacted the first time they saw him live as well.

Lord you gave me a mountain by Elvis Presley

Why we love and miss him so.The King.

Perfect reaction to the greatest social justice song (in my opinion) ever performed - Subbed !! Elvis was the greatest emotional singer of all time

After that “Bridge Over Troubled Water”.

I'm sure u heard this performance is special! What a man!!!😇❤😇

I’m a fairly new EP fan myself, and the more I learn about him, flaws & all, the more my heart goes out to him! The more I appreciate his artistry & the doors he busted through, personal & professional! You should watch the entire ‘68 tv special acoustic session with his boys! The outtakes, too! Your reactions remind me of my own 🎙 🎶

❤❤❤❤❤ Elvis was one of a kind no other like him since

This was Elvis' tribute to MLK who had been assassinated only 2 months before this was recorded. Elvis grew up in a black community in Tupelo MS in a poor family that struggled through life. In his childhood, when music was strictly seggregated, he was as much influenced as much by black gospel and rhythm and blues as white country & western. Are you in for 2 other out of this world performances: check out Polk Salad Annie and Suspicious Minds (both live in Las Vegas 1970). Love to see your reactions to those powerhouse performances.

Great reaction please could you react to JUST PRETEND or BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER both live 1970

Your reaction was fire Bro 😎

There ain’t nothing normal bout that performance or that man. He was sent to inject love on such a sacred scale and change lives with his frequency tone. Beautiful Angel 🤍

Elvis was a genuine dude... he loved all people, all races. Not a racist bone in his body. Phenomenal talent! I enjoyed your reaction. From South Africa 👍😃🙏🇿🇦

Elvis was special it was God's gift to the world the world outside of Jesus Christ hes gotta be 2nd a love that he spread Listen to what now my love Aloha Hawaii live

Elvis didn't just sing this song. He felt and suffered with this song. absolutely unique. Thank you for your great reaction ❤🙏

You just witnessed The Greatest Ever !!

Try listening to HURT . His vocals are phenomenal. Loved your reaction and yes this song was a tribute to both MLK and Bobby Kennedy . Both assassinated , both advocates of the Civil Rights in the USA. Keep them coming and enjoy your Elvis journey.

I'm always happy when someone brings this performance to my attention because it is tremendous. It also breaks my heart that it's still so relevant all these decades later. Elvis knew doctor King and when he got the news of the assassination he was filming a movie and they had to shut down production for a day because Elvis went into a back room and curled up into a ball and just cried for hours. He really did give a shit. Also this was only a few months after the assassination and I think it was getting close to Christmas and so they wanted him to do a Christmas song for the finale that he absolutely insisted on doing this song for the ending. And you noticed that he is out of his white jumpsuit and his black leather and in a proper suit with a red tie to show respect. If you want to see how much you can go off, check out Suspicious Minds live in Las Vegas in the white jumpsuit. Or check out the early stuff which is what most of the Elvis impersonations are based on like you ain't nothing but a hound dog or Jailhouse Rock from his first movie.

He was a once-in-a-lifetime talent. He had at an incredible voice and range. He could sing about anything and make it special. Hope you've discovered and can enjoy the world of his music - so many different songs and sounds, and yet he makes each uniquely his own. He was the first artist to make me "feel" and love music. I'm sure it stems from his own passion and love for music that comes through in his performances. Enjoyed your reaction and comments.

I just discovered this performance yesterday and I didn’t know he had that phenomenal of a voice! Your smile made me smile, enjoyed watching!

It's a tribute to MLK Jr 🙏💙

Elvis and the Black Community please, please, please. You appreciate his talent so, so much I can only imagine what you would think of him after learning more about who he was as a person. ❤️

Absolutamente maravilhosa essa canção. Martim luther king iria amar se pudesse ouvi-la. Amazing voice Elvis presley. Brazil.

Your reaction kicked ass my man! Awesome job 👏 🤜🤛

This is one of my favorite songs… it was after MLK got shot and dedicated to him. No one wanted him to sing this but he went up there and did what he wanted and it was such a powerful performance!

Listen to come praise the lord bye Elvis