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On August 27, 1965, when the Beatles visited Elvis Presley's Bel Air mansion for their famous first meeting, everything was going awkwardly until John Lennon stopped at the door and asked Elvis: "What happened to the guy who was dangerous? You used to make music that mattered—now you're making beach movies and singing to puppets. What happened? You sold out." Elvis stared at John in silence for fifteen seconds, then turned around and walked out of the room into his bedroom for twenty minutes while Colonel Parker furiously escorted the Beatles out—but three years later in 1968, Elvis made his legendary comeback special in black leather telling producer Steve Binder: "A kid from Liverpool reminded me who I used to be, and I'm not dying without being that guy one more time." This is the true story of the brutal confrontation nobody knew about, the twenty minutes Elvis spent alone processing John's words, why Elvis later thanked John for being "an asshole" who cared enough to tell the truth, and how one harsh question in 1965 led to the greatest comeback in music history.

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