r/ElvisPresley

Missionary Gen was at least 80 when he came out so they probably weren't that familiar with him but definitely didn't approve if they saw him sing ain't nothing but a hound dog on some tv screen outside a store.

Lost Gen were the most staunchly against the vulgarity of his hips. Elvis the pelvis was bad news to them.

Greatest Gen was outraged by him at first too, but unlike their lost Gen parents many softened on Elvis as they got older. I don't know because my one example is I just knew one old lady who used to love Elvis and had magnets of him on her fridge. She might not be representative, she was a big Clinton fan too. The lost Gen likely never eased on him when they were alive but you probably didn't see a lot of greatest Gen still trashing Elvis if you brought him up in the 90s or 00s but idk.

Silent Gen and early boomers were his biggest fans. Elvis was silent Gen. The Beatles overshadowed him with particularly later boomers, but "Elvis or the Beatles" was a real thing that was discussed very often with boomers like "ninjas or pirates" was with millennials

Gen x and millennials were pretty neutral on him, he was that guy their parents and grandparents talked about and listened to who died on the crapper.

Gen z knew about Priscilla and largely sees him as a problematic groomer whose crapper death was deserved. Circling back to lost Gen.

I would love to hear an Elvis version of She's All I Got by Johnny Paycheck. It would fit perfectly in Elvis's discography.

I’m working on an Elvis project and I need the audio of that performanc. does anyone know what date it was? It was also shown in an “EPiC exclusive clip” that was released on YouTube right before EPiC released in theaters. Its the one where Elvis monologues about how he feels about performing for a crowd.