Elvis Presley, born in Tupelo, Mississippi, is an American rock singer and actor nicknamed "Elvis Presley". (Pictured is Elvis Presley)
Elvis Presley's stage appearances, including his iconic hairstyle, are modeled after captain Marvel in the comic strip. When Elvis Presley was a child, he loved to read comic booklets, which he kept until adulthood. (Pictured is Elvis Presley)
Elvis Presley became a karate black belt in 1960 and eventually got an eight-dan black belt in karate. He had a great passion for martial arts, and his later stage dressing style was influenced by traditional karate uniforms. (Pictured is Elvis Presley)
Elvis Presley served in the U.S. Military from 1958 to 1960. It was precisely because Elvis presley chose to become an ordinary soldier instead of using his reputation to do theatrical performances in the army that he gained more respect after joining the army. (Pictured is Elvis Presley)
He has played hundreds of concerts during the decades of Elvis Presley's fame and sold millions of his albums overseas, but his performances have never left North America. In fact, all of his performances, except for a few in Canada in the late 1950s, were in the United States. (Pictured is Elvis Presley)
As a perfectly supreme stage performer, Elvis Presley's performance on stage, the iconic hip twisting dance, brought him a lot of critical voices. (Pictured is Elvis Presley)
Legend has it that in the early 1950s, Elvis Presley began studying the dance after performing a performance in the Recording Studio of Memphis. (Pictured is Elvis Presley)
He was so nervous that his legs were shaking, which made the dance appear exaggerated but not pretentious. The girls in the audience loved the future singer's dance, and he stopped collaborating with others on stage. (Pictured is Elvis Presley)
Elvis Presley led to a unique style and styling, and his legendary hairstyle was one of his most memorable aspects. Although his hair turned tan when he reached adulthood, his hair was always light blond during Elvis Presley's boyhood. (Pictured is Elvis Presley)
In the 1950s, Elvis Presley's style and own behavior were widely debated, so followers who followed Elvis Presley's hairstyle and combed His head were regarded as rebels of the times. (Pictured is Elvis Presley)