Frank Sinatra - My Way (REACTION) with my wife

[@jeffrupnick1739]

I'm with Andrei on this...I always get so emotional when I hear this song. SO much passion in the way Sinatra sings this

[@brianhildreth9099]

I tear up every time I hear this, Andre. I'm with ya.

[@crissbonomo8275]

I can appreciate you have shown your vulnerability Andrei, touching your feels. Music -good songs does get into your feels. This is what I love about watching you two. Honest reactions! Have a great Sunday and thank you

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

I never hear this song without tears, both for the times I did it my way, and for the opportunities missed. Don’t be ashamed of your tears. They are how you know you still have a soul.🐝🤗❤️

[@brianhughes3312]

You have to know Sinatra’s life to really understand how he is singing this song. He lived one of the most extraordinary lives of the 20th century. He tried to commit suicide twice, lost his entire career in the late 40s and early 50s. No one wanted to hire him anymore. But he knew he had talent - he knew he had a second half in him. And he reinvented himself and changed music forever

[@TooDarnSoulful]

You are not alone, a wonderful Song that will always make grown men cry.

[@archcollie5708]

Doing this brings us joy. Always remember that Andrei. "You've loved, you've laughed and cried, You've had your fill, your share of losing, and now as tears subside, you'll find it all so amusing." Well done both of you.

[@debb713]

Andrei, you have such a beautiful soul.

[@theglanconer6463]

Such a great song. I've heard it at so many funerals. The man is a legend. (great reaction btw )

[@laureltaylor4535]

I cry every time I hear this song. I think this is one of the most powerful songs ever wrote. And nobody has done it better then Frank Sinatra.

[@redpine8665]

When Sinatra first saw the lyrics, he didn't want to record it! He thought it was too morbid!

[@davidparris7167]

It has been reported that Frank was not completely enamoured with this song but because his fans acquainted it intimately with Frank he felt compelled to keep singing it, usually as the final song at his concerts.

[@visaman]

It is grammatically incorrect in a couple of places

[@bh5606]

They are cute.

[@Silencio.Encerrado]

My respect, man.

[@cmloz4054]

Don't be ashamed of any tears, many would have been spilt listening to this song. It is a song of defiance and pride, but also vulnerability and reflection. Perhaps not unlike Je ne regrette rien by Edith Piaf, which is also very moving. For another Sinatra song of similar content, you should check out 'That's Life' which also deals with a man determined to live life on his own terms but still plagued by doubts.

[@Avscout]

Andrei, I want to offer you some encouragement. Frank is not saying he got his way all the time and he controlled everything. He says he took blows, he bit off more than he could chew, he ate and spit it out (a reference to having to take things and deal with them that were not pleasant), but he says he stood tall. In other words, he managed life and all of the good and bad times in his own way. In this way, we all live our life and do it our way. I think you are a good man, and have done it your way. Just know.....struggling is not failure, it's just life. You are still standing and you are making great content that lots of people really enjoy🙂🙂☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@leannmiller7153]

The song was originally a French song, Comme D’Habitude, about a man living out the end of his marriage, the marriage killed by boredom. Paul Anka, after hearing Sinatra say he was quitting show biz, rewrote the song for Frank.

[@ianfrederickson1327]

As a young man of 23 years, I cry every time I hear this song, I’ve suffered and enjoyed a lot in life so far and I’m still in the beginning. It’s the beauty of this song is to make you reflect but not regret, thank you for this reaction and showing your vulnerable side of listening to this song. It’s beautiful

[@joepangia4413]

I was literally going to start watching another video right in the middle of this reaction when that heartfelt moment kicked in with what this classic meant to the gentleman and I liked the video immediately and found my focus switched from the lady who is doing the first time reaction to you sir! Unfortunately when we are most vulnerable we are most relatable to others! I’m pretty sure many of us are touched (one way or another) by this classic song and some other ones as well. You Sir are not alone! Don’t be embarrassed by bearing your soul because you touch ours when you do so! Thank you so much for sharing this with me. God bless you guys! I’m tearing up too. Cheers

[@pauloweise]

your love is so beautiful! Thank you for sharing. This is rare these days and very comforting.

[@RT-mn2pb]

You know what I really really like about the reviews you two do, you let the real depth of the songs and lyrics flow through you. You reflect on the messages in the songs and what it means for you. You guys actually REACT. Many don't. They just listen to the tune in a light, surface way. So, thanks for letting us into your world. and for this song, Andrei, perhaps, I'm with you, only I'm older. too many regrets I'm afraid in my life. And very little went my way, the way I would like to have done it. Ahh, not bitter, but sad yes. So be it.

[@ktkungfutaichi]

It needs a lot of guts to recognize you didn' t do it your way. Only a true and honest man do that. The thing is...what are you gonna do about it? There is a quote I love: "Each moment is a new opportunity to change it all". Much love for you both 🙏

[@louisekindred0059]

Some songs connect with our own life's journey. It makes us reminisce of our happy and sad times. If you can't shed a tear now and then, you haven't got a heart or not in touch with your emotions. If you react to a song then it's been written as it was intended. I personally love a man that can show his feeling's and shed a tear or too... makes you human. That's why I'm loving your channel. You both compliment each other here and you say it as it is, how you interpret a song. I love the honesty in your reactions. I'm only new here so hello guy's from Australia ❤

[@janetlawson4482]

I honestly wonder how many people can, at the end of their life, say they did it their way? I am 54, at this point I could not say that, Andrei, you have time, just recognizing that we all need to know that our time is a limited gift.

[@defiance34758]

It's OK, my friend. Life is never perfect. All we can do is strive for better. You're a good man with a beautiful wife, enjoy where you are, and learn from the past.

[@TheRealdal]

I’ve cried to this also. It makes you reflect on your own life lived.

[@Tsapary]

You guys I can tell are very genuine and kind people, God bless you and your family sending love and warmest wishes!❤

[@flatoutt1]

Andrei, i love your self awareness, honesty and humility (recognising the truth of the situation without a false exaggeration) and this song opening up a grief in you. there's a positive side to this . you can do something about it . because you haven't reached the finishing line yet. .and i'm sure that mrs of yours will encourage and support the new"i did it my way" andrei as he emerges. just make sure your new way includes that gorgeous mrs of yours otherwise i'll take my upvote back

[@rayj1011]

Paul Anka, a great performer himself, wrote the English words to this song.

[@Cath1027]

My favourite song ever. I also love Elvis version. It’s a very emotional song. Don’t apologise for a song tugging on your heartstring. Beautiful honest reaction from both of you. How will you ever have regrets with such a loving marriage

[@vickielewallen3799]

I love the song, your reaction made me cry. You ARE living life your way, i could never have a channel and do what you do! I hope you keep doing reactions, its great to experience these songs right along with you!

[@debbiecurrie7336]

This song is an emotional song it shows you have heart

[@BobbiTopacio]

You two are so much fun to watch enjoy your reactions so much Andre you are so sweet you really feel the musicthat is what music is ment to do is is so wonderful that is what music is for

[@chrissneyd9278]

Thanks Andre you've caused me to look at this song in another light.

[@redrum482]

You are the most adorable cute compassoinate loving couple. :) Great reaction.

[@kevinkastle612]

such an emotionally BEATIFUL reaction! please please please don't be embarrassed. that was called being human.

[@mrspeed1227]

I have now watched a couple of reaction videos with you 2 and I have watched thousands of others with other people. You 2 are by far my favourites. Just keep doing what you are doing and your channel will become whatever you want it to be. You deserve the best!

[@vegaswillie]

Don't worry my friend. You and millions of others including myself have shed a few tears when listening to this masterpiece.

[@manuelnegrete2168]

Andrei, I didn't do it yet way so I shared your tears. I was born in USA and went to Guadalajara Mexico in 1972 before being shipped over seas during Vietnam. That Mont in Mexico was the happiest period of my life but never went back again. But as your wife says there is still time. I plan to move to Mexico in 2 years wife my lovely life for whatever time I have left. Yes Andrei, we still have time to do it our way my friend.....

[@frankpetrie4235]

I am one of the strongest man you will ever meet but I cry at this song every time I hear it

[@chuckleezodiac24]

my man was going through it. beautiful reaction.

[@-candle-]

좋아하는 노래입니다. 오랜만에 들으니 좋습니다.

[@celinhabr1]

I cry too, Andrei. Sometimes we can't do it our way and life hurts.

[@dagmar.6954]

They don't make them like they used to. Frank Sinatra was such a smooth crooner. This is before auto tuning. Artists had to be really able to sing. And the lyrics were clean, romantic & really meant something. He has a huge library of great songs. Some of my favorites are "Fly Me To The Moon", New York, New York", "Strangers In The Night", "I've Got You Under My Skin", "That's Life", "My Kind Of Town", "Summer Wind" etc. And he did a duet with his daughter Nancy called "Something Stupid" in 1967.

[@Tijuanabill]

This song, to me, is the very definition of what a man should feel like, in the West, as he retires. If you lived up to the lyrics of this song, take that victory lap, old timer, you were a man's man.

[@josejoselazaro1558]

Saludos desde México 🇲🇽

[@xiurong888]

Outside of everything else, I really love the contribution of the bass trombone in this arrangement.

[@bdbdluk954]

great reaction to a great song. I feel your sadness we all wish we could live our lives our way. but realistically it's hard to do. but you have to remember you have done things your way. we all have. if you didn't do 5hings your way, you wouldn't have found a beautiful intelligent kind woman. some of us are still trying to live life our way. be happy not sad. you did good.

[@rickcarioti6746]

Beautiful reaction!😊

[@rorschach5184]

It’s okay I listen to this song and it still makes me cry I’m here with you

[@williamandres1042]

Great reaction mate, new subscriber! I

[@redpine8665]

This beautiful song sets an impossible standard - nobody does it entirely their own way. Not even Sinatra himself. There's no need to feel badly that you weren't bravely forging your own path everyday. No one does. Pick your spots and stad tall when it really matters.

[@inway404344]

It’s a song that will definitely hit you in the feels!

[@2Cambourne]

Written by singer/songwriter Paul Anka. Done masterfully and beautifully by the late great 40's crooner Frank Sinatra. Awesome!

[@brandonhall5615]

Cried right along with you, homie.

[@MrRondonmon]

Elvis sang this, she may have heard his version.

[@MamawT65]

Elvis did this song also! Great reaction

[@MM-xy3wv]

With lyrics you know what’s coming no fun.❤

[@raudokorakcruzmedina]

Frank is the voice

[@bobgross8761]

If you're interested Mark Tremonti, rock/metal guitarist with Alter Bridge and a great solo artist, has released some tracks of him singing Sinatra for a charity he supports. He recording them with many of Sinatra's original band members and so they're very faithful renditions of the originals. Worth a look.

[@darkingstom]

Its ok Andrei, i cry when i listen this song alone. A little piece of sadness for myself 😅

[@caltblake6112]

love your passion thanks xx

[@RubyGB]

Elvis did an amazing cover of My Way.

[@gearyplateroti4216]

Paul Anka wrote and also sang this song.

[@davidshort517]

Elvis also did this song

[@jolenewitzel7919]

Lots of people have covered this song, including Elvis but it belongs to Frank.

[@JohnHazelwood58]

I have tears in my eyes right now ... have it all the time while hearing this song. that's totally fine! if you watch "Robbie Williams" who did an amazing live cover of this song ... you'll see him crying at the end of the song as well. It's a huge and emotional song! all good!

[@manuelnegrete2168]

Frank is the master of this song but it was also sung by Paul Anka and Elvis Presley....

[@OpheliaSees]

And don't forget The Sex Pistols version.

[@fantasycamp4000]

The Chairman of the board, Old Blue Eyes. This song has been covered by many crooner types. The song is from the end of his career.

[@larissahorne9991]

Shakespeare said it best "To this above all, to thine own self be true." I'm definitely one who doesn't just Dance To The Beat Of My Own Drum, I have my own Rhythm Section. Also nobody makes me do anything I don't want to. I'm definitely an unpredictable Firery Kooky Lady, with many and varied interests in life. My taste in music is a prime example I like practically every type from Classical to Heavy Metal. By M Friends and Family know they can count on my Unconditional Love and Stubborn Loyalty. Once I make Friends with someone, they've got one for life. My Favourite Uncle who was like a Dad to Me was so young at heart it was Impossible to think of Him As Old. I got My Policy from Him "If Men don't have to Grow Up Completely, Why Should I?" If my late beloved Uncle had a theme song it would be Frank Sinatra's "Young At Heart".

[@musicaficionado2974]

When Andrei cries, it's OK. It's cleansing, or should I say cathartic. Thanks.

[@kennnyrobo8138]

Frank was a great singer loves the rat pack

[@noelroberts8199]

Elvis Presley did a cover version of My Way which is also quite impressive.....

[@rosacasaponsahoms9766]

Me encanta ......❤

[@sjd5750]

Andrei, you have to feel good for what you have, not what you didn't have, or do..Look next to you!..You have a beautiful wife who, it is very apparent, loves you very much..You still have youth!..There are SO many who do not have that much...On top of all that you have a good heart!..I can see it...I'm 65..I'm sure you are not yet that..I still have hopes and dreams..I presume I will have them at the moment of my death..Hope so, anyway...Do what makes you happy, is the best advise I can give..You're doing pretty good from where I'm sitting.

[@jayarr961]

When I heard Andre say, he is not sure he did it his way, I say to Andre, regrets, you have had a few, but then again, too few to mention'

[@thomastimlin1724]

The most important lyrics in this song are "For what is a man, what has he got, if not himself, then he has not. To say the words he truly feels, and not the words of one who kneels." Don;t worry about not doing it your way....there are plenty of people who do and end up worse off. On the other hand some people think it's their jo b in life to prevent others from doing it their way as well. The world is a big gambling casino where they keep changing the rules in their favor - they who control the rules don't want you to win. If you land on your feet through honesty, you win baby!!! to hell with them. You must be happy from within first...not stupidly happy, but internally happy to deal with all the inhuman bull crap going...May God have the wind at your back, and the sun shining on your face. You might try Sinatra's version of One For My Baby....cool smooth emotional vocal, a classic. From a 67 year old former school music teacher.

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[@sjd5750]

Andrei, if this one got to you, maybe you shouldn't ever listen to "Yesterday, When I Was Young", by the late French singer, Charles Aznavour, who, coincidentally, was called the French Frank Sinatra, I believe...That one will tear you apart!..Great song, though..I play and sing it on my guitar...Other people have covered it..Country singer and great guitarist, Roy Clark, had a hit with it, back in the day.

[@sheikhu1039]

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[@heatherwardell2501]

Loving your channel. So many great covers of Frank Sinatra. Check out Australian singer Angela Jordan. Wow! Is all over the internet at the moment. She won Australia's Got Talent.

[@tootz1950]

One of the most iconic singers in the world, singing songs for about 60 years and you can't name one song? Honest. You don't know rock, c&w, folk, jazz, blues, or contemporary crooners. That doesn't leave much...please, please tell us what music you DID listen to?

[@musicaficionado2974]

Originally, it's a French song. If you are French you might wanna get to the roots. Thanks.

[@laureltaylor4535]

Please react to Monsters by James Blunt.

[@bangopitulas3383]

The next Cakra Khan cover song Fly me to the moon by Frank sinatra👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️

[@seabreeze8894]

Hey y’all, I don’t know if y’all have heard this one, but one of Frank’s very best is this one, “It Was A Very Good Year”. Hopefully this link works for you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipanl5qLq95-fs0si=SYfApc8uyF_mNlta Love y’all’s reactions!! God bless and have a great rest of your week and weekend!

[@crissbonomo8275]

Here is a link of him singing the song - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWGUaoCwh9Smo80

[@ricksiracusa1374]

Lyrics I've tried to live by. #RSj914

[@julioamador6590]

Reaccionen a Vicente Fernández en los panamericanos por favor

[@johnfry2591]

Real Sinatra fans don't sing along with Frank you cry along.

[@chrissneyd9278]

One of the most over hyped songs of all time. But Frank always does a great job.