My mom was 13 years old in 1958. Both her and my grandmother (who was 31 years old in 1958) were crazy about Elvis.

@@crispmom unfortunately ur Grandma was too old . Ur Mom definitely would have had a chance.

They loved him ❤️ always ♥️💙 tippy toes 🙏☝👑

When he appeared on Ed Sullivan, they'd film him from the waist up because his swivelhips moves were too sexy for TV.

So true!

I know😍😍😍😍

Don't worry Francine her in Australia I'll always move my pelvis for Elvis and I'm 60 🤫 Australia 💕 Christina

I wish this video was an hour long!! Can't get enough Elvis!!! 👍🏽🇺🇸

63 girl me tooooo

Everybody in the whole cell block. Dancin. To the jailhouse ROCK.

Sort of, dance choreographer tried to teach Elvis, but Elvis said I can't do that. So choreographer studied Elvis's moves, and incorporated those into the dance scene and Elvis made light work of his own moves. So half true. 🤟

@@primategaberocco the guy could not capture the Elvis Vince, personality with the moves he came up with so he said you show me what you do.

Beyonce used some of his moves in her Put A Ring On It video.

Elvis got his moves from a disabled boy he knows.

@@darlenedodds7599 Forest 😂

"It" is swagger. He had truckloads of swagger.

I think Mr Video caught it by the end of this video! :D

@@Garyj1784 SPOT ON!! I cant remember if it was in a documentary or something else but, I heard someone say before, "The reason white folks dont have a lot of swagger now in days is because Elvis took ALL OF IT and left none for the rest of us." 🤣 LMAO hell I kinda agree 🤯 😁

@@RheaPXLIV LMAO!!! I can't disagree with you at all. Between Elvis and Frank Sinatra, it'll take 1000 years for the swag reserves build up enough to let another white guy move that way. And I'm OK with that.

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Ed Sullivan show 1957. The first of MANY censored TV appearances shot only from the waste up to hide that gyrating PELVIS 😱😍 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ebV2e6p3v97Yno0.html

Yep! Beat me to it.

Im two hours out!!

Not his "stage name." It's what the "grown ups" insultingly called him back then. He didn't like that label one bit.

@@wnsafford1854 I was just being silly. I did not know the man. I just know that is what my grandparents used to say. Back then I am sure the dances he did were considered very forward to put it lightly! People were/are different then/now and that is okay with me.

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Now that's funny.

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Omg SSSHUT UUUP hahahah im dead 🤣

I know it is so funny listening to the next generation lol And it doesn't matter who you are when Elvis is on everyone buckles and jump to dance lol

You should watch the video of Elvis on Ed Sullivan show!! Back then his leg shaking wasn't able to be seen..it was too sexy and indecent. Lol.

Back then they were not allowed to show Elvis from waist down. That's why you see him sitting down,and you can see he has a very hard time just sitting there.

Elvis had a black belt in karate'.

... and his signature moves

That concert shows the sexiest Elvis ever was. Black leather and close up. 🥰

@@shunter4826 yes it does and also shows a lot more of his personality

I have that vhs listed on ebay 😆

Dipping, swaying and moving. Six feet apart people!! 🤣🤣

@@terpjh4634 He's a nut and I just love and enjoy his reactions so much!!!🤣😂

The joy he shows is very infectious! I just love watching his reactions with my morning coffee. Starts my day with a laugh and a smile.

Couldn’t agree more! 😎😎😎

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You got it kid!

I was in Kindergarten, and remember when they announced his death, my teachers were crying, all of us kids cried too, parents came and picked up all at schools, everyone went home, it really did affect our entire town, and nation …

Wait! That's not Elvis! Get me out of here! This guy is totally hilarious!! 😂

J P be be safe and prayers to you ALL from N. Cali🙏🙏

Me too!

J P stay safe, 👩🏼‍🦳

Stay safe!

Hurricane Laura was a beast. I'm between Houston and Galveston, I was on edge for days as it inched closer. My heart goes out to everyone that got hit.

He don't move at all now.

@@davedammitt7691 Oof! Sad but true

Elvis thought that was the silliest thing he ever heard .

No he didn't like that he felt that was a put down by people who opposed and criticize the way he danced referring to him as vulgar when he felt he was just entertaining his audience.

The story in the 50's when he was new on the scene, was that he had a twin brother who died at birth whose name was Enos (the Penis). Actually his stillborn brother was named Jesse Garon.

Maybe even a $20 🔥🔥🔥

Vickie Ray 🤣🤣 definitely ❤️

Somebody correct me if I’m ?wrong, but wasn’t that a scene from the movie “King Kreole “? (Probably spelled that wrong!

Tammy Pearson, The film is also entitled Jailhouse Rock. It is cool to see Elvis in a dramatic role. 😃

One of my favourite songs 👍

It wasn't just the parents in the 50's that thought his music was corrupting the white youth he was accused of singing dancing and performing in a racially charged manner his music was called devil and nigger music but it didn't stop him he stood against the hatred and his fans had his back he was hated by churches, law enforcement ,schools , journalist, TV and Radio stations I think that is what later inspired him to make his songs If I can dream , The ghetto and walk a mile in my shoes, he once said somebody need to walk a block in my socks ,since then some have changed over the years but it's sad he's been gone for 43 years I am 61 years old and we're still fighting for justice and equality but thanks to him he broke barriers and allowed talent that was once muted be delivered to the world and those ones back then to this date have been able to climb to the top and shine like the stars they are.

I know right my granny would have her cane ready😂😂😂😂

Elvis Presley started a revolution and became a king

Elvis was raised in a black community, sung in their churches. He also hung around the same crowds that BB King did. So he had alot of Blues,and Soul music influence.

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I have been trying to remember her name, they gave caald her "the feemale Elvis", they had great energy together

I'm glad I'm not the only one 😂

Yes If I Can Dream

CJ Turner Happy Birthday🎉🎉🎉🎉

Happy birthday! And many many more!!🎈🎉🍾🍻

@@roigrose5045 Thank u And ur awesome

Elvis has been on prescription narcotics since his army days starting 1958-1960 he was put on harsh duties when he had to stay up all night and sleep during the day so the army gave him prescription meds to accommodate that, the narcotics are habit forming so when he made it back home to reboot his career he continued taking them because the habit was formed and he used them to keep hours where his work hours was concerned all his closes friend was unfortunately doing it even Priscilla his wife , it all started out him doing drugs but eventually the drugs started doing him, In about 76 &77 when it had turned really bad unfortunately the drugs claimed his life so in 70 he was doing drugs and his first pusher was the United States Army followed by U.S. doctors who catered to him because of who he was, sadly to say doctors nowadays are giving every day people narcotics and when the habit form they then shuts them down and that's when they take to the streets looking for it the youth are being pumped up with drugs altering their minds because schools are telling parents their children are overly active and then off to the doctor they go and the child ends up on life altering medicine anytime you take medicine to alter the behavior the mind is never the same , I'm 60 years old when a person of authority told parents back in day their child was overly active mis behaving the authorities encountered better people the next time out, parents are different today my kids came from the old school same as me no abuse just firm but good upbringing.

@@kiontekent6732 he took pills since the army to sleep or stay awake but the heavy stuff like demerol,morphine etc... he didnt start that before 1973

@@Jessyvevo95 The United States Army have no rights to administer drugs with the sole purpose of keeping a person awake and then putting them to sleep, this is the way his habit for prescription meds started ,The remedy should have been each soldier had shifts, heavy drugs non heavy drugs it's a habit, pretty much like a snow ball rolling it only gets bigger in time before it crashes unfortunately that is what happened to Elvis.

Dennis Owens that’s funny! I think almost everyone remembers exactly where they were when he died! I too was in a car with my parents when it was announced on the radio My mom busted out balling and made my dad pull the car over I guess so we could have a moment of silence! Pretty crazy 😜 I was only 6 but remember it like it was yesterday!

lol meanwhile the hippies wouldn't come within 50 feet of Elvis because he was never cool with the hippy movement.

@@VolkXue This is true. But to my Granddad anyone he didn't understand was a "damned hippie."

@@tegath1 oh no worries, i got ya.. I'm older too and remember signs of that era

@Dennis Owens, I was 16 the summer Elvis died too.