Thank you very much for meeting with us today, Mr. Presley! What an honor it is to have you on my show!

Thank you! It's my pleasure.

Do you have any advice for young people who want to achieve the same level of success as you?

Well, it comes with practice and dedication. You've got to work hard if you want to be successful.

I can see that in myself – maybe not quite at the level of achievement I achieved, but I'm very proud of what I've accomplished so far. Thank you for the motivation!

Well, don't mention it. Everyone goes through different stages and struggles in their life, and it's all part of the journey – ultimately, it leads to success. So keep up the excellent work!

What was your first number-one hit, and why do you feel it was so successful?

My first number-one hit was "Love Me Tender." It was because of the catchy tune and how it reflected my personality at the time. People just related to me personally, and I resonated with their emotions in that song. It was a real crowd-pleaser!

Which song was the most fun to perform? What made it such an enjoyable song?

The most fun song to perform was "Are You Lonesome Tonight?" I loved performing it because of how special it felt to connect with my fans in that way. It meant a lot to me, and they also seemed to enjoy it.

What led you down the path of becoming a professional singer? Was there any moment when you knew this was what you wanted to do for the rest of your life? I never intended to become a professional singer, and I just started doing it for fun and got pretty good at it. But there was a moment when I realized that this might be my path – maybe not in the beginning, but eventually, it became clear to me. Thanks for asking!

Now the most important part: How did you get hooked on peanut butter and banana sandwiches?

I was first introduced to peanut butter and banana sandwiches by my mother. She would make them for me after school, and I loved them. I've been hooked ever since!

Did you add other ingredients to your infamous peanut butter and banana sandwich?

I used bread called Fool's Gold Loaf, a very sweet bread. I would add honey and bacon to my sandwich as well.

What is your favorite memory of performing live?

My favorite memory of performing live is my first-ever concert at the Memphis Auditorium in 1954. I was so nervous, but the crowd went wild when I started playing. It was an incredible feeling to have that kind of connection with an audience. After that, I knew that this was what I was meant to do.

Who were your most significant role models and inspiration influencing your incredible success?

My biggest role model and inspiration was my mother. She was an extraordinarily driven and inspiring lady who always believed in me, even when she was the only one to do so. She taught me the significance of hard work and never giving up on your goals. Her faith in me helped me become the determined individual I am today.

Were there any singers that inspired you?

Many singers inspired me, but the one who had the most significant impact on my career was Sam Cooke. I was fascinated by how he could connect with his audience and convey emotion through his music. His ability to cross over from gospel to pop music was something I aspired to do in my career.

What was your life like growing up in Tupelo, Mississippi?

I had a great childhood in Tupelo. It was a small town, so everyone knew each other, and there was a real sense of community. I was always surrounded by music, whether in church or hanging out with friends. Everyone in Tupelo was very supportive of my career from the start.

I can't thank you enough for meeting with me today, Mr. Presley! My audience is going to love this interview! Have an excellent rest of your eternity!