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What is meant by "Elvis Left the building" ?

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Answered by fayaskallupurackal

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When Elvis Presley performed concerts in the later 20th century, announcers used to say "Elvis has left the building" to let the crowd know that the performance had ended and Elvis would not play another encore. Nowadays, the phrase means "the show is over"

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When Elvis Presley performed concerts in the later 20th century, announcers used to say "Elvis has left the building" to let the crowd know that the performance had ended and Elvis would not play another encore. Nowadays, the phrase means "the show is over"

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