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Elvis Presley's Funny Moments Caught on Tape

An adult male singer in a theatrical setting, wearing a black leather rockabilly-style jacket with 'Madly Odd' text visible. A guitar suggests musical performance.

Many fans don’t remember Elvis’ sense of humor during his live shows. Elvis was known for making jokes in the beginning, middle, and ending of songs. Do you have a favorite Elvis moment?

Performers in a vibrant 1960s-style indoor concert setting with warm yellow stage lighting and classic attire.

The first clip shows Elvis in his white suit on stage with his guitar, leaning on his left leg. He says, “I wrote this song, you know, when I was a baby,” he chuckles with the audience.

He looks down and tells them it’s a very tender love song. Elvis explains that you get in the girl’s face as he demonstrates getting lower. He looks down, acts like it is a quiet, intimate moment, and then makes a loud sound on the microphone.

A young adult male in a tailored blue jacket with black trim stands indoors, neutral-colored curtains in the background suggest daylight.

But he smiles and says, “And it blows her hair straight back, you know.” The ladies fill the crowd with laughter, and then Elvis starts playing his hit song “Hound Dog.”

Another clip shows Elvis singing, “You have me, my life a wreck-a-complete,” and he winces and smiles while the audience laughs. He chuckles with them, showing he has a comical side.

An adult male singer performing into a microphone, wearing a red 1970s-style shirt with a wide collar and long sleeves, surrounded by other performers in similar attire on a dimly lit stage.

Elvis looks down in the front row at a concert and grabs a crown that a woman gives him, and he gives her a long kiss. Then, he lets go as the crowd squeals and says, “You want another one?” And he goes back for another kiss.

There are also two back-to-back clips of Elvis singing, randomly sticking the microphone into his mouth and making a hilarious noise. He smiles at everyone around him and continues to sing, knowing his fans enjoy his playfulness.