In the music video for "Hey Elvis," country music star Billy Ray Cyrus pays homage to the legendary Elvis Presley. The video, which was directed by Cyrus himself, features the singer performing the song in a variety of settings, including a recording studio, a concert stage, and a graveyard. Throughout the video, Cyrus is accompanied by a backing band that includes his daughter, Miley Cyrus. The video also features several cameos by other celebrities, including Kevin Bacon and Ed Sheeran.
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