Frank Sinatra's 'My Way' Live at Madison Square Garden | First-Time Reaction

[@saintcruzin]

Sinatra's life IS that song. His interpretation is by far the best. Sinatra life had deep downs and incredible highs. He stood tall and is greatly missed...

[@caroleappling2007]

What makes this so very special is this was his last concert..And, he wanted you to know he did it His way..Sinatra 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@loriannepraznovsky2164]

You are a wise young man ❤to you and your family

[@cnatview]

This song always makes me cry. I don't cry just for me, I cry for everyone that traveled their own path and NEVER gave up or quit on themselves and their lives. As you said, Blunt, there were great difficulties, doubts and fears as we walked through different plans that we had for our lives. But when you held strong and got through those times without giving up, the rewards were and are that much more sweeter....and we know in our minds just how strong we really are. Thanks for your reaction. Take care and be well. Peace.

[@kandieskew2268]

OMG...MY ALL TIME FAV

[@debramuscato2417]

This makes me miss my father bringing streams of tears down my face. I grew up listening to Frank, and the boys, especially Dean Martin who was my mother's favorite of the rat pack. I know the words and have each note burned forever into my heart and memory. Thank you with all my heart for reacting to this song. I needed a good memory today. Love to you and your sweet loving family.

[@cheryljohnson733]

He had such a great voice. He is missed.

[@kathiek4239]

I couldn’t appreciate Frank until I was much older. Now I love to listen to Frank and Dean. Nostalgia maybe? Frank’s “Summer Wind” is one of my favorites.

[@livingandriding]

Your reaction is spot on! I was lucky enough to see Sinatra in Reno, he was older but he could belt it out. The thing about Frank Sinatra is that he inunciated his words. You could understand the entire song lyrics not just "I did it my way".....I think this is one of the Number one songs played at funerals because it's perfect! Thank you for being so articulate. Really enjoyed your reaction....Another pretty song of his is called "Something Stupid" which I believe he sings with his daughter Nancy Sinatra...

[@mtarlo215]

For better or worse, this is the most American song possible. It also never triggers the same emotions twice, it truly changes as you age. As a teenager I related to the exploratory aspect of the song. It is a true call to adventure but now in middle age that part is fading and I now relate to the part about time. It is really an amazing song and he just nails it. Btw my friend, if you read this…. Awesome job. I came for Frank and stayed for you. Way to go

[@masudashizue777]

Now that I'm 70, Sinatra's words sink deeper into my soul.

[@JosieC2011]

Frank Sinatra is one of a kind. A true talent. No one compares.

[@hillbillyhippie4235]

Good job young man, Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald- The Lady Is A Tramp ( Live ) is very good also

[@pres96ton]

nobody commanded a room like Sinatra. I saw him in Vegas a time or two. Look up him singing OLD MAN RIVER 1946 to see what his young voice was like. POWERFUL....and girls lined up 4 abreast all the way around both sides of the block to try and touch him when he got out of his car and he was maybe 20....he was the first superstar like that

[@jeanniedebartolo5965]

This is a song that brings emotions and feelings to everyone that listens❤ to

[@jayarr961]

you are not only in a better position, you also are dealing with life today as a person who grew, by fighting through those days/weeks/months. You picked up valuable coping skills. Things like time management, prioritizing tasks and duties. Skills that will serve you well hen all hell breaks loose next time. And it will, and it ill again. It is like John Lennon said, life is what happens to you while you are busy making other plans.

[@jeanneleost1909]

This song is an adaptation of a French song written by your singer Claude François. Thank you France! Greetings from France.

[@brendastanford9545]

One and only forever

[@User_gin_927untileternity]

I have my dad's Frank Sinatra LP's, and the song "In The Wee Small Hours of the Morning" is a great title track of that LP. Thanks and congrats on being a dad ! 😊✌👏👏

[@LindaBarry-j2o]

Congratulations on your perseverance! What a wonderful example you are to your children!

[@robberrie677]

Hot damn... back to old school...

[@lisa-gayle9939]

This song has always gotten to me. I love how these songs move you! I’ve said it before…you’re an old soul ❤️ Elvis did a great version of this also. Thank you for this beautiful reaction Blunt! 😊❤️‼️

[@mikmaqwoman]

Thanx for this Young Sir...Older music is so amazing...no auti tunes baby...all talent

[@alanberesford7900]

thank you for an enjoyable reaction. This song was written by Paul Anker for Frank Sinatra, from an old French song "Comme d'habitude" composed by Jacques Revau. you say you want to here more by Frank, I recommend "it was a very good Year" where he sings about the ages of our lives.

[@MachaelGadaingan]

I cry when I hear that song

[@dianecourtney2724]

When Sammy Davis jr was blocked from seeing Sinatra sing at a hotel and Sinatra was told of it he said if Sammy wasn’t allowed in he would take his whole entourage and leave. Sinatra won of course like he always did😂 That wasn’t the only time he stood up for African Americans. He also was an extremely generous person. He especially helped people who were down on their luck in show business. And then there’s that voice … 🥰 He used to sit at the bottom of his pool and hold his breath to build up his lung capacity. But it wasn’t only his voice it was his style. Also a great actor. My favorite is The Manchurian Candidate 1962 ✌🏼

[@cathybrookeburt2616]

This is a classic, by a legend. I love his sassy ones, like 'That's life'& 'That's why the lady is a tramp.

[@cynthiarosiek4098]

I love how this song affects you …. it does me, too. Sinatra touches all ages. I’m 71…. my way.

[@ColeCash-17]

This is the only Frank Sinatra's song I own. It is on my MP3 player which I still use. I have heard many others sing this song but none as good as this. I have been told but cannot not confirm, that he knew he had terminal cancer when he sang this live here. Which bring a lot more meaning to the song. "and now the end is near"

[@pres96ton]

No one commanded a stage like Sinatra. Notice how he pronounces every word. He was the first superstar that women mobbed. play 1946 OLD MAN RIVER....he had a powerful voice.... He was known as THE VOICE

[@dianecourtney2724]

Always notice his pronunciation ✌🏼

[@busterbell871n]

More Frankie please!!

[@robberrie677]

I aagree, Give blunt some songs to choose from...

[@RosieLee777]

Francis Albert Sinatra. The voice.

[@Charley613]

Great review!

[@edwardfranklin4152]

It shows that music is for all generations, its great listening to you my friend.

[@JasmineSpirit]

They played this at my father's memorial. Great song!

[@paultfarina]

This song was written for him, about him. By Paul Anka. He did it his way. I was a big Sinatra fan. In those days. I would be laid off from work, collecting. unemployment, Couldn't afford to go out. So I would listen to Sinatra all day. I could tell what song he was going to sing in two notes.I'm 89 now.

[@AntonioBklyn1]

Good words to pass forward young man!

[@Lakeshore14]

I always get emotional when I hear him sing this song. My Dad loved Sinatra and listening to this makes me miss my Dad. Thank you for this. Frank Sinatra was a giant and we will probably not see another like him. 👏👏🥰

[@FallenHellscape]

Thank you for covering this. Please explore his contemporary, friend, and associate… Dean Martin.

[@robberrie677]

I know amore... what songs do you want?...

[@donaldgrubisa]

Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Junior are known as The Rat Pack. You should check them all out.

[@beholdandfearme]

I really enjoy reaction content to music. You are by far my favorite. Genuine, thoughtful, consistent, fun.

[@TooBlunt]

Thank you for the feedback ❤️

[@geoffreyclaunch2449]

As much as I love my Metallica, Iron Maiden, and so on, Frank Sinatra sang what may be my favorite song. If you haven't already, check out "It Was a Very Good Year." Man, you'll love it.

[@ProdigyBowlersTour]

Sadly, there aren't very many crooners like Frank left in the world. We just lost Tony Bennett this year, and the only one I can think of who's still around is Johnny Mathis. Check out one of his videos of him doing some of his hits like "Chances Are," "It's Not For Me to Say," or "Misty." Also his duet with Deniece Williams, "Too Much, Too Little, Too Late."

[@Newfie-zc7ug]

Written of course by the great Canadian Paul Anka !.....Oh Canada !

[@leed119]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@clairesauve7832]

Good to see you back! Always love your analysis, gives a fresh look at it!

[@pres96ton]

Get Franks Songs he did with NELSON RIDDLE and his Orchestra and the all time SINATRA AT THE SANDS (in Las Vegas) with the Count Basie Jazz Orchestra

[@scottluvisi9941]

This was one of my favorites to do at karaoke

[@robberrie677]

I think it's cool that you know this song and the live version hits you harder. I believe i gave you a Frank list on the Thats Life review... if you like this style a must view song live is In the ghetto by Elvis Presley...

[@primategaberocco]

🔥🔥🔥

[@RAY_L_A]

Congrats on all you've done so far in life. Respect

[@barbarachieppo9603]

❤R.I.P.

[@lxn2850]

Glad i found your resction channel ❤

[@sunsiter]

Band - Wild Cherry Song - Play That Funky Music

[@rudolfsgills]

This was an excellent reaction and the song too, and I would recommend one song to react to. Ace Spectrum - I Don't Want To Play Around.

[@ProdigyBowlersTour]

And by the way, I notice you've only done one more Frank Sinatra song since this one. Frank was arguably the biggest, most popular male vocalist of the 20th century. You could do worse than to take a deep dive into his library. You can start with such hits as "Witchcraft," "The Best Is Yet to Come," "I've Got the World On A String," "Luck Be A Lady," "Strangers In the Night," or his last big hit, "Theme from 'New York, New York."

[@pres96ton]

This was written for him by Paul Anka...play some of his music....Put Your Head on MY Shoulder etc

[@pres96ton]

among male rock singers there is Freddie Mercury....and then there is everybody else. Among the women, there is Linda Ronstadt, and then everybody else.

[@tamrarusheed]

I have a couple of suggestions... The Righteous Brothers Unchained Melody or Anita Carter Voice of the Bayou. You're welcome ahead of time 😉

[@sstay_]

I’d love if you could react to more David Bowie! My favourite is changes, oh you pretty things, memory of a free festival, life on mars, starman & fame

[@pres96ton]

check out Mikhail Baryshnikov the greatest balllet dancer in the world. do ballroom dancing to SINATRA SUITE about 5 Sinatra songs

[@alxlordpreston5679]

Bro, Nice work. Reaction the 2019 em uma musica, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023 em uma musica. Nice, Nice videos

[@upyourglass]

If you are ever in the mood to check out a Canadian Band that during their live farewell concert captured 30% of the ENTIRE POPULATION OF CANADA…. The Tragically Hip Storytelling great Gord Downie, past away from brain cancer shortly afterwards Check out their video New Orleans is Sinking… you won’t be disappointed Hopefully this will begin your newest music addiction

[@robberrie677]

Dude... still hopen for more vids from you, just sayen... oh... hope you and your family have a good new year ( we are celebrating by smoking brisket)...

[@TooBlunt]

Happy new year pal! And I will be soon

[@robberrie677]

Dude... its been 6 months and still hoping to see more videos by you, let me know if you have a different channel and i missed the memo. Im guessin you are done with school, congrats. I hope the family is doing well...

[@kandieskew2268]

U had me at the TOM MACDONALD BEEF with pancake boi..

[@JosieC2011]

Great reaction. Thanks for sharing. You HAVE TO CHECK OUT LEWIS CAPALDI. His voice is just chilling. "Someone You Loved" or most recent, "Wish You Were Here". He will not disappoint!!!

[@abetoyzsamtsirhc4024]

I've seen your reaction to bleeding me by metallica,, if you wanted more of that feeling, then react to outlaw torn, let's see what feelings will come out from you when listen to that, I'm telling you man, if regret is played in heavy metal, you'll cry to it

[@robberrie677]

Dude... hope you and your family have a great thanksgiving ( me and the wife are grilling 2 turkeys, making enough food so no cooking until monday. Also building an indoor blanket fort to watch tv or read in.) Screw shopping, just sayen...

[@lowbudgetpeople122]

Bro. You NEED to see SKID ROW - WASTED TIME. Just trust me. It will blow you away

[@robberrie677]

Dude it's been more than a minute since this last video ( typing this in mid November). You OK? Im hopen you are getting ready for last tests b4 graduation. If so and things are good and you have passed all tests, you should do Queen's We are the Champions , just sayen...

[@TooBlunt]

Yes my friend, got really busy with course work I’ll be uploading soon :) thanks for checking in. I hope all is well on your end

[@robberrie677]

@@TooBlunt doin fine, cooked some bison sliders and chicken thighs in our wood burning stove, nice...

[@robberrie677]

H3ll yeah!!! Exelant review... live or from the blue album the song gives you chills. Just think in 30 years are you going to be able to live this song? Taking the glory and blame ( tooo few to mention) for your decisions? It's a tough road, just sayen...

[@pres96ton]

change of pace do Linda Ronstadt ADIOS arranged by Brian Wilson of the beach boys...a beautiful ballad with beautiful back up harmonies...

[@Henry-y1k]

Can you please react to live in a hole by Pantera

[@dnalia64]

He was amazing, but I think you need another serious head trip. It's been a year since Pink Floyd blew your mind, now try 'Children of the Sun' by Billy Thorpe.

[@robberrie677]

Dude, it's October. Are you thinken about some spooky music reactions? Welcome to my nightmare by Alice Cooper, werewolves of london by Warren Zevon, phantom 409 by 18 wheeler, Thriller ( good video) by Michel Jackson, sympathy for the devil by the Rolling stones... let us know if you want more...

[@TooBlunt]

Great idea !

[@robberrie677]

@@TooBlunt i forgot ... last dance with mary jane by tom petty... video has awesome Halloween feel to it....

[@robberrie677]

My bad... phantom 309...

[@gracefuller9981]

It’s been more than a year now…… have you kept your promise to your daughter? Do you run and dance and play every Sunday with her whilst listening to Queen ~ Don’t Stop Me Now Just curious

[@mamat2013]

Hi bro, love this iconic song. I also to listen to its cover. Check out the cover by Vanny Vabiola. Her melodious rendition blew me away. Trust me she wont disappoint you. cheers.

[@LilyAllen-ti5kw]

Can I suggest you to listen to BLACKPINK - Pink Venom

[@timcarr6401]

Frank changed the lyrics a few times, but it worked. Elvis did it much better with incredible vocals.

[@9HighFlyer9]

Sid Vicious did a very different but fantastic cover

[@masonjacobs5632]

bro can you please react to fearless by pink floyd

[@Uilgen]

Where are you bro

[@TooBlunt]

Coming back soon :) just finished my degree so I was a bit tied up lol

[@nupraptorthementalist3306]

He was a Mafia guy.

[@nupraptorthementalist3306]

(I don't mean it as a bad thing, just an interesting fact)

[@IvannaScream72]

Frank had a beautiful voice. But Dean Martin in my opinion sang better. Guess It had to do with my parents always watching Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis. ❤

[@robberrie677]

Where's the love? It's been 4 days and Frank Sinatra gets less than 700 views? That's fkn bullcookies!!! ... oh by the way, he does a great version of Mac the knife, just sayen...

[@philsdon8932]

Sinatra teaches us how to be a man.

[@JC-fd9ch]

Dom lucre???

[@colleend3006]

It seems like this was your exit song. I hope not. If so, best wishes. I enjoyed watching you.

[@TooBlunt]

It’s not, I’ve just been really busy with my final semester:) I’ll be back soon , thank you for the comment

[@colleend3006]

​@@TooBluntlooking forward to it

[@bethdavis7958]

David Bowie wrote the first English version……..and what is strange I always thought of this as Sinatras key song and yet he absolutely hated this song……

[@dazfletcher4085]

you think frank sings that good, you need to her Elvis Presley's version of it, the hawaii concert one.

[@michellejackson6679]

I grew up with my Daddy loving Frankie, and Mama loving Elvis... sorry Daddy.. Elvis did it better.. Frankie was a crooner.. Elvis had the power and charisma and the looks.. Love you old blue eyes. but hello. Elvis had the blue eyes too.. lol

[@andreab.4564]

Amazing the fact that in this specific concert , a night back in October 1974 at the Madison Square Garden , according to fans and music teachers Sinatra was in a bad shape