An interesting internet argument has been started by Robert Joyce, a priest from rural central Arkansas.
Because Joyce’s voice sounds so much like that of the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley, a video of him went viral, leading some people to wonder who he is.
Tom Mennel, a lifelong Elvis lover, was interviewed by The Express about his conviction that Joyce was who she claimed to be. Despite being an admirer of the King since he was six years old, Mennel, 61, still thinks Joyce is Elvis. He believed Joyce would eventually reveal who he was.
Mennel continued, “I hope Mr. Joyce will come clean about who he is because he reminds me of Elvis.” “Perhaps God is using Elvis’ voice to minister to broken hearts and lives,” Mennel said in his spiritual interpretation.
Mennel pondered what he would say if Elvis were still living. “If he were alive, I would say to him, my friend and brother, that we are kindred spirits,” he said. In Christ, we are one.
This article explores the long-term impact of cultural icons like Elvis Presley as well as the ability of a viral video to spark national conversation and identity politics.
