The more people objected to Elvis the more popular he became?

Answer 1

True

Answer 2

During Elvis' early career he was (wrongly) labeled as a juvenile delinquent and anti-religion when, in fact, nothing could be further from the truth.

Elvis' songs, and performances (live and on TV), provoked a reaction (especially from young females) that caused the "older generation" to have concerns about Elvis' influence and intent.

When Elvis, unexpectedly, sang "Peace In The Valley" (a beautiful and well loved gospel song) during an appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show showed just how much Elvis loved God/Jesus and believed in helping his fellow man (both near and far).

Lastly, when Elvis was drafted (in 1958) into the US Army and he decided NOT to enter into the "special programs for celebrities" (whereby they went from base to base performing for the troops) and instead was treated JUST LIKE EVERY OTHER serviceman his acceptance, to all age groups, was secure.

Answer 3

Elvis Presley became popular by the way he danced and singed. He became popular also because of his flashy clothes and music genre.