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[@murphym75]

I loved that you started listening to Frank Sinatra because your Grandpa told you about him. It is a gift for life that you have been given.

[@drewzable]

Grandpa's know man much love ❤️ good vibes

[@blxgrl]

Don't get it twisted he was a crooner and movie star but he was a real gangsta

[@Aumacsnigrand]

Seeing this sweet young man react this way to Sinatra made me cry. I played all this music when my kids were little. As my daughter got older, she got into rap which is what her peers also liked. A couple years ago, we were shopping for her wedding, and she put on her playlist in her car. It was all Sinatra, Bobby Darin, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett. Mama was so proud!

[@laureenshipley7931]

Linda Wilson I too was shocked when I discovered my late daughter loved him 😍😍😍 Proud mamas 🤙🏼

[@patm4899]

Deepest sympathy for your loss. 🙏

[@MrsColumbo823]

Made me shed a tear or two as well. So sweet to see the discovery of the amazing talent of Frank Sinatra.

[@l.brandehilton7107]

Awwww.. that's sooooo tute .

[@drewzable]

I wish this new generation would just listen to music instead of studying it

[@TheScavenger71]

Many years ago I read an autobiography by Sammy Davis Jr. (I think it was published in 1965) and I recall reading a story of how Sinatra helped end the segregation of performers in Las Vegas about 5 years before the Civil Rights Act of 1964. I'm going by memory so please forgive me if I don't have all of the details. I think it was in 1959 Davis was performing at a hotel and Sinatra was supposed to begin appearing there after Davis had been there for a few weeks. Sinatra discovered that even though Davis was performing there, the hotel would not allow him to stay there because of his race. Sinatra went to the manager and said "If he doesn't stay here, I don't sing here." With that one line Sinatra ended the color barrier at least among the performers. If Sinatra didn't like you it was best to keep out of his way but if he liked you, you'd never find a better friend.

[@anitabracy7533]

you are right. from the biggest sammy davis, jr. lover, frank did that for sammy. which, besides the music, i love me some frank

[@u.m.a.8119]

And Marilyn Monroe did almost the exact same thing for Ella Fitzgerald! 💕✊🏽💕✊🏼💕✊🏿💕

[@rheab4054]

I know many musicians, and they all are like that! They love with no barriers, no prejudices, and with no expectations!

[@palermotrapani9067]

@orphan 200 That might be true but it is also true Sinatra broke with the Kennedy's and eventually would support President Reagan by 1980. Teddy ran against President Carter in the DNC Primaries that year but Frank had long ago broke with the Kennedy's. I am not sure he even supported Robert in 1968 given Robert was JFK's AG and #1 Presidential advisor as well.

[@nonyabidnazz7487]

great story.. but.. wasn't he also deeply connected to the MOB? which meant.. beware if you get on Frank's bad side? IDK cuz.. I was born in '62.. but.. I remember my daddy talkin 'bout Frank and the then "Brat Pack".. can someone fill in the blanks? (truth is truth.. my intent is NOT to talk smack.. just wondering if the rumors were true)

[@bearhugggs66]

I love to see people in the younger generations listen to and appreciate the classics!! Keep up the great work. 😊😊

[@paulocohenA_]

15 years old, love judas priest, GNR, Frank of course, beetles. When music took skill.

[@ilyas_elouchihi]

Nearly 20 yo, listening to Frank makes my day

[@damonbryan7232]

Can never go wrong with the chairman of the board. O blue eyes himself.

[@jessicavaughn7552]

Chairman of the board yes sir!! 😍😍

[@barbarasmith3961]

Old Blue Eyes

[@salinagonzalez5221]

That’s right, put on a jacket. That’s the Chairman

[@johncarpenter987]

Young man, appreciate your showing respect to Mr. Sinatra. He was the last of the class acts, people you wore a suit or dress to see. A different time. A time when special occasions, like Christmas, church or big events, meant you dressed to show respect to the moment. I didn't understand when I was younger; but, I get it now.

[@nonyabidnazz7487]

he did it his way.. but.. just look at YOU.. this could be YOUR theme song.. 🥰👍

[@Aumacsnigrand]

That's what I was thinking! I see great things in these guys' futures!

[@ewannabloom]

And he really identifies with Sinatra! Beautiful

[@janaymulligan8183]

This song is so appropriate for this channel. 💖

[@joshfreeman7081]

Agreed!

[@EliteAdminRos]

So true...

[@u.m.a.8119]

I love how you dressed for the occasion. That song is special! ❤️

[@evelynrossetto3143]

Im a new subscriber...for the record, you are the same age as my grandson....You are a joy to watch....you have an open mind to all music..you know, it is the universal language and brings us all together...Sinatra sang this when he was getting older, which makes the words so much more fitting....check out some of his old movies sometimes...and keep being you!!!

[@andydurazo5337]

And Paul Anka wrote it when he was only 25!

[@natvalm]

The song is french (1967) The lyrics were readapted in English by Paul Anka but It was written by Claude Francois and Jacques Revaux. Sinatra made it internationally famous & successful

[@barbarasmith3961]

I love ❤ what you do connecting young people to all types of music including the classics like Frank Sinatra. One of the movies to check out is "From Here to Eternity" that got the Best Picture Oscar for 1953. Sinatra portrayed army Private Maggio. He received the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for this non-singing role. The musical "Pal Joey" is another of my favorites. I am 76, African American, and grew up listening to Frank. My aunt who raised me and introduced me to all the great music was born in 1914 one year older than Frank. Women in my family loved "The Voice." He was definitely gangsta. 😅

[@mandyburbank3770]

Love the love and respect you give to Mr. Sinatra! Fantastic talent!

[@TheMike_I]

hey i'm a huge classic rock fan, but i'm really loving the Sinatra reactions. your jacket rocks too..

[@TwinsthenewTrend]

Thanks man appreciate it ‼️

[@karenhemenway6961]

Love the jacket!

[@heatherjames3835]

Loving the jacket as well. Really goes with the smooth quality of Frank&his sexy voice

[@michaelmann2463]

You really do branch out . Must respect

[@wiggion]

Paul Anka wrote the words for Sinatra. Singers have their "signature" song, but I've never seen a song written for someone like this and be such a personal anthem/theme song/and such a dramatic and slightly cleaned up way to tell the world to "screw you"

[@Coryny]

Yep. Was just gonna say that. Sinatra wanted a “goodbye” song.

[@wiggion]

@@Coryny couple years ago, Motley Crue saying they would never tour again & did a final show in MSG. after their last song Home sweet Home, the band left the stage, the lights came up and the PA system played a tape of Sinatra singing my way... and it was ironic to see Elvis doing his version "my way" in his later years...

[@andydurazo5337]

Paul was only 25 when he wrote this!

[@zambrack66]

It's à French song. The song My Way is the English adaptation of the song As usual, composed by Jacques Revaux, Claude François and Gilles Thibaut, and originally performed, in 1967, by Claude François [1]. Adapted by Paul Anka, this version was popularized by Frank Sinatra's interpretation from 1969.

[@lucymcdonnell972]

You guys just brightened up my whole day, just found you, from Ireland. Please react to Sinéad Ó Connor singing Nothing Compares 2U,(Prince wrote IT) it's timeless (1990)

[@MattyK-USA]

The IMMORTAL Frank Sinatra. Makes me tear up every time I hear this song, but at the same time I feel proud for walking that walk. Goddamn right.

[@wonder929]

I am SO moved seeing you experience this and get it and enjoy it! You are fantastic! I love that your grandfather told you to listen and you are.

[@dandillinger23]

Glad to see a young buck checking some Sinatra. Let me say im 40 and this was way before my time but love it. You gotta check out the classics.

[@sofiamec8767]

I can’t believe you did this!!!!!!!! I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!!!! He’s such a legend ❤️

[@tomaleshire4145]

Been watching you for a while but today I subscribed! 😁 When I saw you were doing Frank Sinatra I was totally impressed! For a youngster like you to explore that deep into differ styles and eras is fantastic! You're the real deal! I'm almost 68 years old. 😲 My first concert was Led Zeppelin in 1970! 🤯 I've been rockin' and rollin' since Elvis! 🤣 Keep doing what you're doing, you will succeed! ❤️

[@collinslatasha]

LOVE the suit!!!! Sinatra is classic and will never go out of style. Keep up these videos. Y'all are giving me so much life....and occasionally making me feel my age.

[@rebeccamae9720]

Love that you appreciate not only Frank Sinatra's music, but also his whole style, swagger, and demeanor.

[@nitab1971]

Frank was also a wonderful, top-notch actor. Watch some of his old films....he was the Chairman of the Board!

[@johnanthony2333]

Frank was before my time but this song still gives me goosebumps.

[@dianalevinson5609]

That voice, brings chills all over! Glad a new generation is finding out Frank Sinatra and how great he was.

[@rickperry3165]

My dad always said Sinatra was the "King of Relaxation". Great reaction video my brotha! Keep up the great work

[@willowb1527]

Rest in Peace Ole' Blue eyes. Look up Dean Martin and Tony Bennett. Shine on.

[@joannwaters6877]

When my middle child was born she would stop crying if we played Frank Sinatra..lol he was her security blanket 🤣

[@abbiemaylor3583]

This song always brings me to tears as been played at a few family wakes while we have all belted it out sobbing and smiling and dancing, it gives me chills every time

[@donnaj1964]

I’m so excited to see younger generations really enjoy Frank Sinatra! He was a legend!

[@NYON212]

This isn’t just a song...it’s an anthem. Every once in a while I gravitate back towards this classic track. Sends me chills as if hearing it for the first time. This song has a unique way of speaking to one’s soul.

[@jeremystark3350]

Best reaction channel out there. I love how u really appreciate the classics. Props young fella.. You Did it YOUR WAY!!!

[@wendywalters4930]

I absolutely love seeing how much you appreciate one of the greatest singers. Frank is a true legend

[@edgargant6604]

I am so blessed by your reaction to Frank. I wasnt a Frank fan as a kid. His music was before my time and I'm 55 years old! But now he and Nat King Cole are my favorite singers from my mom's generation. And I also love Frank because we have the same birthday. He was born December 12, 1915. I was born December 12, 1964. Keep on listening to Frank and check out more Nat King Cole. PLEASE!

[@quagmire01]

What a song. What a singer. Lookin' sharp, kid. Congrats on 10k.

[@shalekendar6759]

Just discovered this channel about 2 hours ago? Subs have already gone from 302K to 305K. Well done and congrats!

[@maryanncavallo6658]

@@shalekendar6759 Seems like we discovered this channel at the same time. Love these guys and their reactions and comments.

[@evmac7857]

Shalekendar Now up to 340K... I also only discovered channel today and have been binge watching the reactions to all my old favourites from the 70’s onwards (including listening to artists like Frank Sinatra who my parents listened to when I was growing up). Well done twins on your exponential growth. You’re now surpassing 10k in hours/days 👍 Well deserved

[@farnaddarnell3926]

"Summer Wind" by Sinatra is another great song. He was the OG crooner

[@coopertomassino6914]

Yes!!!finally somebody reacted this masterpiece!!thank you!!!u can never go wrong with Frank Sinatra!!!

[@roxanncampbell122]

I am late in commenting, but this song is such a powerful statement to doing things you want to do with no regrets and pure ownership of the outcomes produced. If you ever doubt yourself, just remember to be strong and do it "Your Way!" These words are very close to what my dad told me about living my life before he became ill with dementia. This was one of his favorite songs and mine too. Thank you for your love of the music, lyrics, melodies and structure. As said before, #twinsthenewtrend brings me much joy!

[@UnstuckMind]

You are the highlight of my day. I binge watch your videos. Yes, "My Way" and Frank Sinatra. It doesn't get better than that. RESPECT.

[@bettybaby63]

Love your Frankie reactions! This is such an iconic song, the ultimate declaration of personal responsibility & owning it! We need more of that today.

[@christinecoughlin5459]

Love how you dressed for the Chairman of the Board, respect😉

[@AGDinCA]

Gotta love the suit!!

[@eshnic]

Lol you're amazing. Such a diversity in the music you react to. Love it.

[@snc99]

Love this song. Before Rona hit, I’d listen to it on the way home from work. Now I blast it in my car on the way to the grocery store.

[@christinelegate8137]

Fantastic! Sung by the master. What a voice. Thanks for your wonderful reaction.

[@erinbower7162]

Frank Sinatra is my FAVORITE! He always makes me feel happy and calm when I listen to him. There is NO ONE like him.

[@SoccerDua]

Try Sammie Davis Jr’s “Mr. Bojangles” ❤️ it’s very sad, but he is my favorite of the rat pack

[@dianedarby442]

That song is a true classic and, thought I've heard it thousands of times in my 60+ (yikes) years, still brings me to tears. Thanks for the reaction! xox

[@michaelmann2463]

He was a original gangster.

[@tragicdeyz2641]

THE O G Michael.

[@mikeyeyey8678]

Design Studio Sinatra would get way more girls in his 20’s than you would your whole life

[@berniehoe9960]

Michael Mann lmao I remember he literally tried to get the Italian mafia to put a hit out on Woody Allen for molesting Mia farrows daughter

[@nitewatchman1576]

He was the CHAIRMAN OF THE BOAD

[@BMWfan86]

@@designstudio8013 wanna be or not he still had the juice to put out a hit.

[@Lisa-pb3qp]

I was 34 when you were born?! Dang, I’m old. That’s ok, love you and your brother’s view and vibes.

[@starfire6122]

Frank Sinatra is held in high honor in the Sicilian/Italian community. My father would sing his songs in clubs around town..so glad you love Frank too. Please react to It Was a Very Good Year and Summerwind...love your jacket💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞

[@zoniekat]

Great song. I love the way you appreciate many genre's. All the music through the years. Good music is good music. You're so open minded. Proud of you! 🎵🎵❤️🎸🎸👏👏

[@tommiller3017]

He was a craftsman at his singing. He really worked at it.

[@robynadams9528]

My Dads favorite song! I grew up listening to Sinatra, he sung at our local drive in, in Jersey, where we both are from. GREAT job listening to these Classics!!!!!

[@paultfarina]

This song was written for him, about him, and the way he lived his life. written by Paul Anka. Sinatra broke the color barrier in Vegas. When they wouldn't ''let Sammy Davis perform in Los Vegas. He said he would perform, if the didn't let Sammy perform

[@canadiangirl5159]

I love Frank Sinatra. This is awesome watching the younger generation find the old classic singers from the 50's and 60's. I love the music and the way people use to dressed back then too.

[@marciasharpe3983]

That was my dad's favorite song, and it was played at his funeral. I am so enjoying your channel.

[@RobertLoves]

Whether kickin back chill or with ya girl, Frank wont let you down.

[@deb4pe]

THIS WAS WRITTEN ESPECIALLY FOR HIM, BASED ON HIS REAL LIFE....AMAZING MAN

[@zambrack66]

It's a French song !! 😉😅😂

[@roxblue5]

I love this. I hope your affinity with Frank Sinatra continues to grow strong. To be a true musician, you have to respect all music. ❤️

[@MyMysticMuse]

So good man! Can’t believe I’m just getting to this one now. Amazing song and amazing reaction. Love the suit I really do. Such respect. Props to you young man. There is no denying the fact Sinatra is one of the all-time great‘s. ✨⭐️✨

[@flarica64]

This is my "Memorial Day" song...it is in my will. My daughter already knows...

[@lizzabbott]

My Dad ( 1921 - 1992) LOVED Frank Sinatra. I have been listening to Sinatra a lot lately ( especially My Way) , & thinkin of my Dad. SO great to see you react to this . Means a LOT to me ! Thank you ! Liz in Buffalo

[@paulftl1]

Love to see thesuit! Very sharp! Dude, you always show respect to the great ones...you bring joy and happiness to somany. My suit is on to salute you!

[@bograms784]

Find "When I was 17" by Sinatra. Magic. What a story.

[@glendawells9601]

Yes.

[@SuziPanda]

Excellent choice.

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

As an old woman (who doesn't like the rap stuff) I do like to see young uns appreciating the old style singers. I feel that they are *true* music aficionados.

[@awildaashford7727]

I 68 years old and love watching your appreciation of great music. Loved your reaction to the Righteous Brothers because it was my exact reaction over 50 years ago.

[@lisablodgett5759]

So emotional and climactic! Really phenomenal ... Makes we wanna cry at the end

[@laurademarco5691]

One of the highlights of my life seeing Frank Sinatra live in Atlantic City at Resorts Casino so happy to see you enjoying my favorite singer of all time and being so open to all music

[@nadinemarie3811]

I'm a rock music fan, but I love this song. He did an excellent rendition of this song. I like this better than Elvis Presley's version.

[@jamilmohammed7817]

Likes this one of my favorite songs, very nice to see young people like the classic songs

[@sharon18334]

I have loved this song for years. He said he lived his life his way with no regrets. Did not care what other peop!e said and laughs at how he lived. He said he went to the extreme in living his life

[@ronvk100]

It is great to see you appreciate a true musical legend...…………………….

[@MelissaGeauxGirl]

I have always loved this song...but it makes me cry now. My grandmother insisted we play this at her funeral, and it was so HER.

[@johnandrews3151]

Frank Sinatra/New York, New York

[@Lforaday3]

The older I get the more these words resonate with me. And sung by the world's greatest singer: goosebumps every time💖

[@jessicavaughn7552]

Ive been listening to this song at least once a week for 18 years. It’s my anthem. Its my theme song. It’s what’s gotten me through. ❤️✌🏼. So thrilled you love it!! So thrilled you “feel” it. ❤️❤️

[@helgar791]

So many great songs by this guy. But my favorite, after all these years, remains "Summer Wind", although his versions of "Indian Summer", "The Way You Look Tonight", and "Fly Me To The Moon" are classics as well. Again, Frank was always the coolest guy in the room.

[@wheresatari6242]

If I put on his music, he's still the coolest guy in the room. I got nothing on him even though he's been gone for 21 years😂

[@claires9100]

Summer Wind. Yes.

[@johngray3320]

Have you heard, loves Been good to me ,a really lovely song,so well put over by Frank

[@TheClonemenot]

He was also a teenage heart throb in his early years.

[@lynny5510]

We use to call our grandfather the Frank Sinatra of the Southeast!! He loved Vegas and led a similar life to Frank. When my grandfather died in 2013 we played My Way at his funeral. A perfect send off for our much loved Papa Phil!!!! I miss him so very very much!!

[@mhughan57]

Love your videos. To see a young man listen and appreciate the message old music brings. You will be wiser for it and better equipped to make the world a better place. I'm thrilled to have discovered you two. What fine young men.

[@lucyinthesky4682]

I'm 42 but always have been an old soul. Frank saying, 'I did it my way' is the younger generations way of saying 'you do you.' Frank is always relevant. R.I.P Frank 🕊

[@anonymousone2843]

My grandmother was born in 1912. She died in 2006. She was in LOVE with Frank Sinatra. Miss you Nana!🥰Thanks for this one.

[@yoliemclaughlin9492]

I am very impressed! I'd been thinking of suggesting this song to you. Thank you so much. Those songs were the ultimate best!

[@andrewgames5391]

don't know if you know this or not but Frank Sinatra sang with the Count Basie Orchestra, Nelson Riddle, Tommy Dorsey, etc. In other words, he was backed by some of the most talented famous musicians in the world. Pure class....king of cool.

[@keithbates598]

My Dad's favorite ❤! He cut school to see Frank Sinatra in Brooklyn NY. Paul Anka had written a lot of his songs. Thanks Tim for this memory Joan Bates my Dad was Italian too.

[@tennesseejacks]

Sinatra's magnum opus. Still sends a shiver down my spine. I am so happy he is being re-discovered by the young.

[@paperclips4113]

You two might make the elderly listen to current music and give it some recognition. Brilliant!

[@rickiovine2170]

Class, young man, total class. To give Frank his due is so unusual for a young black man. You appreciate talent whether it is in your wheelhouse or your grandpa’s.

[@fob1xxl]

BEST MALE VOCALIST EVER ! NO ONE EVER MASTERED PHRASING IN A SONG THE WAY FRANK SINATRA DID. HE "WAS" THE VOICE. THIS SONG WAS PLAYED AT MY BEST FRIENDS MEMORIAL A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO. THERE WASN'T A DRY EYE AT THE SERVICE.

[@RoryVanucchi]

Great song.. Sinatra unique.. That's Life.. 1966 live TV.. You'll like it

[@davidvornsand6054]

Love that you love Frank. Mr Sinatra was for front in the war for equality, Sammy Davis was one of his dearest friends and Frank refused to play any club in Las Vegas who would not allow black performers to stay in the same hotel they performed in. He recorded a song called " The house i live in" is one of the most important songs with a definite statement of how we are stronger because of our differences and our differences make us Americans. Check it out. Peace and respect.

[@RMLtiger]

Goosebumps every time when he belts!

[@judithcampbell3354]

The one and only Frank Sinatra ! You can’t get any better than Frank! Thank you 🔥💜🔥

[@danielmarciante]

Great song

[@Caesar316]

Respect for wearing a suit while listening to Frankie 👍

[@janaymulligan8183]

Your reaction to this is one of the most powerful beautiful things I've ever seen in my life.

[@lindachavezw...246]

Love watching you listen to Frank's, My Way! Its badass!! Classic!!

[@mcgee227]

Only you doing this. Kuddos to you. You the greatest.

[@beachykeen221]

This is my grandpa’s song. I miss him so much when I hear it but I always smile!