Elvis Presley is Amazing Millennia

Amazing Millennia, it turns out, not all shook about Elvis.

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According to an interesting news about the results of the British poll or 2 034 by YouGov, an Internet market research company, 29 percent of the 18-to 24-year-olds never listened to an Elvis song. Only 8 percent of those in the age group listen to Elvis ' monthly, while no one listens to it every day. Only 12 percent of respondents said they liked it very much, Elvis and the Beatles (23 percent) and David Bowie (25 percent) seemed to attract much lower-24 together.

According to Spotify, Elvis is streaming 382 million times in the year 2016; The number of misunderstandings should be pathetic compared to David Bowie (600 million), Michael Jackson (600 million) and the Beatles (1.3 billion).

The story of getting hot on the heels of Elvis reports memories to fall in value. Taken together, it seems to be a disaster for the heritage of Presley and the upcoming record sales.

It really should come as no surprise that Presley, who triggered once something like the teenagers mass hysteria, but the last set foot in a studio in 1975, did not resonate with the younger generation as he never did. It's a lot more an anomaly and surprising that someone like the ex-Beatle Paul McCartney, who shot 75 in June, has everything that looks like the Millennium fan base is active, judging by the many, many, many young women fans adore it on social media.

In the theater, fans of Elvis Presley gathered to watch the world premiere of his film Love You. (Credit: Bettmann/Getty Images)

"If we are concerned about Picasso's millennial calls?" asked Kim Adel, author of the Girls Guide for Elvis: clothes, hair, women, and much more! "How many other players are we still talking about this great success in 1956, or died in 1977?"

Indeed, in the 50, Presley is largely expected to be a little more than a lightning bolt in the pan. The popularity of Presley and the legacy has endured on the path that no one would have imagined possible, including Presley himself, as he did clearly in an interview in 1961:

"By the time you released the first record, do you think you'll have a successful career as you have?"

"No, I don't think anyone was, in our opinion, Mr. Philips?" laughed I don't think so. No one had any idea, really.

Of course there are some elements of Elvis's legacy that a younger generation could smile or foil on. A swaggering Elvis impersonator, in combination-with a little help from the Simpsons-can be said to have changed the image icons into something of a cartoon. And there is no shame about the physical decline of the Presley years later, with a New York City restaurant that offers a free peanut butter and fried banana sandwiches to commemorate the anniversary of death.

More severely damaging the reputation of the Presleys is the belief that he had captured the voice of black artists. It is a cost that has survived despite the older generations of black artists defending Presley against her: "Many people have accused Elvis of stealing the music of the black man," noted Soul singer Jackie Wilson, "while in fact almost all the black solo entertainers copied his Elvis scene ways." Perhaps even more disgusting is Presley's infatuation for children, including his wife, Priscilla, aged 14-10 years his younger-when they first met.

Elvis Presley on the Ed Sullivan Show on CBS Television City, Los Angeles, September 9, 1956. (Credit: CBS via Getty Images)

As a music artist, there is such a gap between the story of Elvis Presley, who introduced a large number of young people with the concept of White''roll, and the Beatles, who-inspired by the example of Presley-continue to improve the form. Presley, as the main icon gyratingly running "Hound Dog" in 1956 year of television with Double-bassist snatching and smiling behind her, have a patina of age that is much more on him, when the world was black and white write; The Beatles experimental non-stop music, innovative production techniques and Technicolor clothing, from 1966 onwards, felt sonicly Bold even today.

But, by John Lennon's story, "Don't touch me until I hear Elvis." Without Elvis, there would be no Beatles. For George Harrison, heard "Heartbreak Hotel"