From watching Mr. Presley, it is wholly evident that his skill lies in another direction. . . . the virtuoso of the hootchy-kootchy. His one specialty is an accented movement of the body . . . . The gyration never had anything to do with the world of popular music and still doesn’t. Certainly, Mr. Presley cannot be blamed for accepting the adulation and economic rewards that are his. But that’s hardly any reason why he should be billed as a vocalist. The reason for his success is not that complicated. Which statement summarizes the writer’s view of Elvis Presley? Presley sang in a style that was unacceptable to many Americans. Presley should be admired for his singing skills but not for his dancing. Presley was a multitalented entertainer who deserved great success. Presley should not be admired as a singer or as an entertainer.