Robert Joyce, a preacher from a small town in central Arkansas, has become the center of an intriguing online discussion.
A video of Joyce went viral, sparking a debate over his identity due to his striking vocal resemblance to Elvis Presley, the King of Rock.
Tom Mennel, a lifelong Elvis fan, spoke to The Express about his conviction regarding Joyce’s true identity. Mennel, who has admired Elvis since he was six and is now 61, firmly believes that Joyce is actually Elvis. He expressed his hope that one day Joyce will publicly acknowledge his true identity.
Mennel shared, “To me, Mr. Joyce is Elvis, and I do hope one day he will stand up and say who he is.” He also suggested a spiritual dimension to this resemblance, proposing, “Perhaps God is using Elvis’ voice to minister to broken hearts and broken lives.”
Reflecting on what he would say if Elvis were alive, Mennel remarked, “If Elvis were alive, I would say to him, my friend and brother, we are of kindred spirits. We are one in Christ.”
This story highlights how a simple online video can ignite widespread speculation and discussion, touching on themes of identity, nostalgia, and the ongoing influence of cultural icons like Elvis Presley.
To e he sounds almost like Elvis but that is not Elvis. I niticed a lot of differences.