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⨠If you want to get anywhere in life, be kind. Especially to people you donât know.
Itâs frustrating to see so much hate and division in the world, and I know I havenât always been perfect either. Iâve said and done things in the past that I wish I could take back. And yesâsome people might say, âWell, look at yourself first.â
To that Iâd say: youâre right. I am looking at myself. Iâm trying. Growth isnât easy, and some things are easier said than done. But if each of us took even small steps toward more kindness, empathy, and understandingâespecially when itâs hardâthe world would be a better place. đâ¤ď¸
And if youâre building something like a YouTube channel and want to grow, remember this: be nice and respectful to your audience. Donât call them names. Donât insult them. The people who watch and support you are the reason your platform even exists. Treating them with kindness should always be number one. đĽđŹ
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Hereâs a little #MidWeekMotivation for Elvis fans:
⨠âWhen things go wrong, donât go with them.â â Elvis Presley â¨
Elvis knew all about lifeâs ups and downs, but he kept pushing forward with faith, grit, and music that lifted millions. Whatever challenges youâre facing this week, rememberâyouâve got the strength to rise above it, just like the King did.
Keep shining, TCB-style âĄď¸đ
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In March 2019, Priscilla Presley addressed a rumor in the National Enquirer. In her own tweet, she wrote:
âNever planned on being buried next to Elvis. What will they come up with next!?â
At the time, she laughed it off and said she was healthy â clearly dismissing the idea of being buried at Graceland.
But just a few years later, after Lisa Marieâs tragic passing in January 2023, the story shifted. In her legal challenge against Riley Keough, Priscilla reportedly arranged for burial rights at Graceland â the very thing she once denied ever wanting.
So what changed? Sheâs still in good health. The real difference is that Lisa is no longer here to speak up. And those who knew Lisa know she would not have wanted this. Lisa guarded her fatherâs legacy fiercely, and she saw Graceland as sacred ground reserved for Elvis and the immediate family who carried on his story with honor.
The timing makes it feel less about âfamily legacyâ and more about image. Many believe the only reason Priscilla wants this now is because she saw the incredible outpouring of love at Lisaâs public memorial. Thousands of fans came together to honor Lisaâs life and legacy. Priscilla saw that moment â and she wants the same spotlight for herself.
But hereâs the truth: Graceland isnât about celebrity. It isnât about who can draw the biggest crowd. Itâs about Elvis, and the family who truly honored his memory.
đ Do you think Priscilla deserves a place at Graceland â or should it remain for Elvis, Lisa, and those who protected his legacy, not those who tried to rewrite it?
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I keep thinking about the way people bash the Elvis movie, calling it âinaccurateâ and âmisleading,â and how it seems to divide fans. But hereâs the truth: itâs a Hollywood movie. It was never meant to be a blow-by-blow historical documentary. What it isâand what we should appreciate it forâis a gateway. A doorway for a brand-new generation of people to become curious about Elvis, his music, and his story.
Yes, there are things in the film that donât line up with history exactly. But thatâs where we, the Elvis communityâespecially those of us who create content and have reachâcome in. Itâs our responsibility to help guide new fans, to share the research, the quotes, and the voices of the people who were there. To show them the truth of Elvisâs life while also honoring what drew them in in the first place.
Instead of tearing down the film for what it isnât, we should be using it as an opportunity. When people get inspired by that movie, they come searching for answersâand theyâll find us. Thatâs when we can step in to dispel the rumors, correct the myths, and shine a light on Elvisâs legacy in the most authentic way possible.
For me, I think the film is excellent. Not perfect, not factual in every detailâbut powerful. It captures the spirit of Elvis, the energy, the tragedy, and the impact he had on the world. And if it brings even one more person into the Elvis world, then itâs done something good.
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Iâm done tiptoeing around this. Yes, Priscilla was Lisaâs mother â but being a mother doesnât erase the damage she caused.
Letâs call it what it is: she stole from Lisa, and when Lisa came forward about being assaulted by Priscillaâs boyfriend, Priscilla didnât protect her â she turned it back on her with âWhat did you go and do that for?â Thatâs not protection. Thatâs cruelty.
And now, with her own words, she admits to pulling the plug before Riley even got there. Calculated. Cold. Heartless.
Then what? She turns around and sues her own granddaughter for control. The audacity is off the charts.
People can twist it however they want, but Iâm not buying the excuses. A mother is supposed to fight for her child, not betray them at every turn.
The wool has been covering eyes for years â itâs time to rip it off and see right through the bullshit.
Because the truth is this: Priscilla never fought for Lisa. She didnât even want her in the first place â she tried to abort her. She never fought for Lisa, only for control.
And if people want to call me crazy, looney, or mentally unstable for saying it â fine. Iâll wear it. Because the truth is right there, and it canât be buried.
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