Nancy Sinatra - These Boots Are Made for Walkin'

[@jeffreysargent]

Happy 80th birthday to Nancy Sinatra!

[@lisaparsons8949]

She's a year younger,than my mom is 81,good song.

[@omarmendoza9286]

She was really beautiful.

[@ITH9081]

Anybody see Leslie Jordan on instagram

[@ayse.4]

omar mendoza shes still beautiful💖✨

[@shawnwalker39sw]

E

[@maksphoto78]

Fun fact: Nancy is still alive today, she's 79 years old. And released an abum in 2013.

[@mpup54]

Are there any mentions of boots in it?

[@anthonyhernandez9424]

That’s crazy but did I ask

[@somethinga8854]

Lol Juice I asked.

[@pattea9601]

didn,t she pose for playboy?

[@edfreded6152]

Link ?

[@BlueThe1up]

almost 60 years later and this song is still such a bop. nancy sinatra is timeless.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

Truly, a timeless classic, Fox.

[@paulmorris4531]

I'm 63 now...don't think I was THREE THEN!!! LOL

[@paulmorris4531]

Mebbe 50? 🤪

[@marykylaeroapras3064]

She any related to Frank Sinatra?

[@RVNT9OE]

@@marykylaeroapras3064 daughter

[@samanders2676]

There’s something about this song which is just so badass and Nancy doesn’t even try.

[@danhemming6624]

When your dad is a Mob member and a Crooner (apparently) who's going to say anything bad? I love this version of this song but I also understand that there is more underneath than on the surface (ask thew titanic about that kind of thing).

[@berenissevaldivia3064]

I thing the same xD

[@danhemming6624]

@@berenissevaldivia3064 I Love your name. My daughter was a Jessie Berenise.

[@jout738]

What makes this so badass. This is just weird song, that I dont understand how is so popular. She just says something until the tempo goes down and thats why the music does not sound so good, so why this song so popular then?

[@macewindu6853]

Full Metal Jacket

[@antoniod]

When I was a kid I thought this was about boots that really did walk on their own.

[@tammycain8421]

I love you you're adorable

[@mohnish7653]

@@tammycain8421 gay

[@alexgiansante6524]

Unbelievable Steve! :D

[@shaggerchuck]

@@alexgiansante6524 Hey Alex, guess what?!

[@mohnish7653]

@@shaggerchuck what

[@janosantal5874]

This sounds like something you'd hear at a beach party in the 60s at night

[@margaretstoner4701]

Then you'd be a happy camper

[@familiaoliveirafamiliaoliv6141]

Suuure!!

[@albertojuniorchavez6690]

So

[@MonolithproductionsT]

@товарищ Stalin just saying I don't think it's too wise to play music during a night patrol

[@rippi37]

Yep !

[@samfeldstein4498]

I feel like this song should be the definition of a guilty pleasure

[@vuvuvu6291]

+Sam Feldstein sure is... While remember history class that back in the 60's, listen to this will get you arrested in my country

[@LetsGoMetsGo33]

+Sam Feldstein why guilty? it's just a pleasure, lol. unless you need a little private time when you watch it...

[@redDL89]

+Sam Feldstein Guilty pleasure as in BSDM?

[@yoshiyahu2135]

+redDL89 spank me!

[@Smallges]

The sinatras never cease to make timeless music. Like father like daughter

[@MegaJustGeorge]

For my money, the Sinatras are one legendary family in entertainment.

[@morgan__2520]

Her father was a legend and she is a legend even right she is still alive.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

I truly love Nancy and her songs, and also her work.

[@annalise1992]

@@deni0.0.7 hahaha she looks better then you’ll ever will…

[@carlettuce6544]

@@annalise1992 what the person said

[@angelalim4638]

@Brittany Ehlert Star She's actually 80,

[@ballaz7307]

Frank Sinatra the Goodfella

[@Christian-se5si]

This was my grandmas favorite song she loved it so much that we played it at her funeral

[@kassidyt4624]

i’m so sorry for your lost babe.

[@Christian-se5si]

@@kassidyt4624 It’s cool😭

[@MegaJustGeorge]

May she forever go-go dance in the Afterlife, my friend.

[@Blueskyfalls]

Ok that's queen behavior

[@Christian-se5si]

@@Blueskyfalls frrr she was a real queen so strong a feminine which I love how this song captures that it makes sense that it was her favorite song as this song is also strong and feminine too

[@7keitaro]

This song is not to be underestimated. ...... It still works today.

[@lenorefriedrich1634]

Hell yeah!!! 👢👢💄💋💪🏼

[@EscKeychannel]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5zEf6Cmqs6FjsU

[@demi12342002]

I was born in 65 and I absolutely love this song today at 56!

[@Watermelon_Man92]

The part that goes “you keep losin’ when you oughta not bet” kind of stung because I just lost $1200 in Vegas.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

@@demi12342002 I came to love this song in 1989, thanks to VH-1 - I was 26 years of age then; I'll be turning sixty (60) years of age on March 7th, and I'm still enjoying this song!

[@plasmichoneytrip]

Unbelievable. Rare is a child of an iconic artist (Frank) also recognized as a national/international icon and produced classics that are still being played today. Nancy is a great singer in her own right.

[@RobMacKendrick]

She had her dad's ear for a hit.

[@roblosh8417]

Rare? Nepotism has always been rampant in the entertainment industry. I love Frank Sinatra but let's be realistic.

[@giraffesareselfish9563]

@@roblosh8417 This is a cool song but calling her a "great singer" is a stretch.

[@num1Jaysta]

@@roblosh8417 Nepotism happens everywhere, doesn’t mean it always works out. Look at Kelly Osbourne.

[@MrStupidHead]

this was an entirely manufactured song and performance. great songwriter (Axton), great band and production, best dancers in Hollywood, and an incredibly limited range of notes. it's even obvious that she is the worst dancer on that stage with her limited dance moves. She is so coached. I lived in Vegas back in the early 80's and Frank was totally revered. Justifiably so. Everybody in the business would do ANYTHING for Frank. And if you failed, it was like letting a mob boss down. So she had the BEST of everything. But if you like what was done, that's fair. It is a sound of the 60's.

[@tlcc1690]

I have cancer and this is my am morning wake up, dance it out song. Lol. It helps

[@MegaJustGeorge]

My friend, I wish you all the best in your battle against cancer.

[@tlcc1690]

@@MegaJustGeorge thank u so much

[@hornyniggaluandarybasket4474]

I wish you the same! Stay Strong 👑 💪🏿

[@lockerracing7121]

Keep up the fight and keep up the smiles!

[@tlcc1690]

@@hornyniggaluandarybasket4474 thank u very much.

[@ryelyamat8755]

Who else gets a vibe from this song that they recognize, but don’t know why

[@reginallanoss]

Ryel Yamat tik tok

[@bforthigh1617]

Shrek 2 Far Far Way Idol

[@ryelyamat8755]

regina richh no

[@sonce-traven]

it seems that I heard it in an advertisement

[@dan8ball22]

Full Metal Jacket?

[@ASLUHLUHC3]

Someone's grandma is looking good in this

[@rayeray1554]

Anonymous great grandma

[@supernauta8593]

This comment is so underrated

[@lily-yv6pf]

.-.

[@pepper13111]

I’m 72 and done dozens if not more of them. In last two years. They like sex more now!

[@phaetonxi344]

Barclay Alright that’s it, you’re gettin’ vibe checked.

[@장순국-u6b]

View 158,211,948... Thank you for the song.

[@JeremyDaleTKeck]

Just imagine your grandma mentioning to you ever so casually she's one of the dancing girls behind Nancy Sinatra in this video wearing nothing but boots, a sweater, and very short short shorts.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

That would be an eye-opener! This would certainly hold true if she revealed that she was the one in the yellow sweater with the big buttcheeks!

[@khanntos667]

damn ;-;

[@PrinceMarcusWilliam]

I'd give that seal face lol

[@dcameron9570]

Fantastic! I sang this at a dance a lifetime ago. Love to your granny from another! 💕

[@2degucitas]

Fushkip So. Which hottie it your gramma?

[@_sparkdala_]

Fun Fact: This video is a perfect loop

[@JessJess347]

huh weird mobile users probably wont get this one

[@megumaiii]

@@JessJess347 idk if you're saying "huh, weird mobile users" or "huh weird, mobile users"

[@curbyourenthusiasm9874]

@@JessJess347 jokes on you I can!

[@mr.worldwide4758]

You mean the song cause a video can't be a bop

[@Love_Strawberries_]

@@mr.worldwide4758 I’m so confused

[@VILJL]

Nancy Sinatra was born on June 8, 1940, in Jersey City, New Jersey. On Monday June 8, 2020, she celebrated her 80th birthday. UPDATE: She celebrated her 81st birthday today. Tuesday June 8, 2021

[@royale_duo3143]

Damn-

[@mxrder8]

June 9th 2020 I celebrated my 16th birthday by getting tested for Corona 😔 sad case 😭

[@lennon3459]

Gemini queen

[@dvnlsh22]

MXRDER 8 well hello there i’m also 16

[@daniellakaran5760]

@@dvnlsh22 Me too

[@sohyoseok8561]

Those women look so healthy look at their moves and body... blessed 60’s

[@boogitybear2283]

Some songs don’t need to be duplicated years later and this is one of them.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

How true - how very true!

[@mr.worldwide4758]

Jessica Simpson says hi

[@malloryg4251]

@@mr.worldwide4758 Vommmm! She's about the LAST person who should be covering this song! LOL

[@malloryg4251]

AGREED

[@Lee_Lee1776]

Yes. What a travesty!!

[@carpo719]

:) Awesome classic...how can you NOT love this song?

[@TheJennRogue]

Awesome selection you got going on today Thanx 4 sharing :)

[@vitalij3213]

TheJennRogue d

[@patriciahollister5906]

oh, my goodness! I just wrote a comment on your Jade Helm vid. telling you how much you remind me of my son who was shot and died 4yrs ago. So i took a look at your channel and subscribed. It made me smile at the many similarities i found. Roland had a few favorite videos on a playlist ( i think youtube was sort of new then) and one of the maybe 20 videos was this Nancy Sinatra video exactly. I just had to laugh at this interesting moment of coincidence. A brief respite from sorrow. It was nice to find.

[@CovenantOfLove]

carpo719 hear we r a gain

[@TheJennRogue]

i got a pair of boots today, bit small i think, darn internet shopping, least i can return free.

[@bipolarbear1548]

"Are you calling me a liar?!" "I AINT CALLING YOU A TRUTHER!!"😂😂😂😂😂

[@monti8866]

FreakinGirr is that a drake and josh reference cus I’m pretty sure it is

[@bipolarbear1548]

@@monti8866 it is :)

[@bigjimmy4472]

Ha!!!

[@pizza_man720]

i thought the exact same thing omfg😂😂😂

[@allaboutbeebo4092]

FreakinGirr hahhaha

[@akitaxx]

I grew up listening to this song, it brought such nostalgia. I can't even explain or count how many good times I've had with this song playing in the background. Brings back so many wonderful childhood songs.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

How beautiful, my friend - the fact that this song can bring back such a wonderful memory.

[@kidthekid6320]

Gosh she's just so gorgeous

[@WhatSorceryIsThis]

You don't have to tell me twice!

[@FastPonyGT]

Sexy as hell, too!

[@urieldeltoro146]

+Cali Braxus LMAO hairs?

[@pedromartinho9588]

Hoje tá com 76 anos de idade!!!

[@jorgojrg]

Youre a true minecraft player then. sir.

[@marianikolopoulou8430]

Nancy is a spitting image of her father! Gorgeous genes!

[@helencampbell2028]

Indeed.

[@ghoul6377]

Lowkey gay ?

[@theheadphonea-hole4133]

Nothing a like

[@dimitra482]

Was this "released" in 1966?? Damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jazzydj6051]

they looked good huh, way back when. they had it going on...lol

[@MegaJustGeorge]

+dimitra akon Yes, Dimitra - It was released in January 1966, and it entered the Billboard Hot 100 chart on February 5, 1966; three weeks later, this was the Number One song in the country.

[@plalelal]

+JAZZY DJ Slim feminine women!

[@jasonjohnson9478]

That's a good guess.

[@tolisvascos3959]

That bass riff is terrific.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

You can thank Chuck Berghofer for that immortal bass riff, Tolis.

[@fixx_1]

Me alegra q hay muchas personas q siguen escuhando esta canción✨

[@LauraMartinez-fr8fj]

Es que es genial✨ Iconica Nancy❤❤❤

[@aceitunomarquezmiguelemili1213]

@@LauraMartinez-fr8fj seee yo tengo 15 y me gusta esta música

[@HARUKAMICHIRU1989]

Es que es genial se me hace sexy

[@comradedeer9385]

Grandma: ugh! These music videos promote sex and stuff! Also Grandma's hits:

[@lisetbernal8697]

Actually revenge 😂

[@explicitbrainjuice6545]

My Grandma listens to Country tbf she wouldn't know what this is.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

@J Ds It most certainly does.

[@MissMercury4872]

some of yall forget that in every period there is a genre or a behavior that is considered scandalous compared to what society is accustomed to. There was a time when showing your whole bare legs!!11!!1! and dancing like that was considered immoral while for us it looks "elegant" lol

[@gooeyguttz]

@J Ds actually for their time this would be their WAP, also fuck you you have shit taste in music

[@LorraineAshby]

Love the intro - then that sassy voice with just the right amount of attitude..............Are you ready boots? START WALKIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@PowervoiceDeMusikproduktion]

Great Song!

[@LorraineAshby]

POWERVOICE ACADEMY Yes !! A Classic!!!

[@MarceloMontivero]

Un tema muy lindo de Nancy Sinatra, fue un hit en su momento

[@rosettafari3527]

Questo brano è veramente delizioso! Da notare le prime minigonne! L'avevo postato anch'io tempo fa.

[@beverlybeile4038]

Is there anyone whose foot doesn't tap when listening to this song?

[@gentleAsDoves777]

This was absolutely my vibe today - got a mini dress and knee high boots with some heavy eye makeup 👁️👁️ will always love Nancy and the 60s!!

[@blainefiasco8225]

So weird how the times have changed. This used to be naughty

[@MegaJustGeorge]

Yes, it truly was considered to be naughty, Blaine - it wasn't until the mid-to-late Eighties that this video was shown in the dance clubs, and then on MTV and VH1.

[@emawerna]

This is still naughty but not because of what they are wearing or how they are dancing. It is still provocative. Compare the lyrics and the melody to "Ex's and Oh's." "Ex's and Oh's" is one of the most sexually aggressive pop songs sung by a female singer in recent memory, but it describes past relationship of using men and then discarding them. In "Ex's and Oh's," the aggression with a sexual twinge is directed at some guy in the past rather than you the listener right now. "These Boots Are Made for Walking" beats it out. In this song, Nancy is saying I'm going to trample your lying cheating ass on the way out of the door.

[@blainefiasco8225]

@@emawerna Oh snap. I knew she was sassing someone but not sure who, thank for that

[@balfake3117]

It still is.

[@tonylaskowski7953]

Well it’s progressive thing. We are less and less shocked with each passing generation until there are no boundaries, morals. Do it in the road.

[@missycat5783]

I remember this well from 1966! I was 23 then.... Considered quite risque for the time!! No boots for me now days! lol Keep on walkin!!

[@UniteForgetLeftRight]

This video must have spawned the stereotype that white people can't dance

[@thedemonreupblican5803]

your 73?

[@missycat5783]

cwcleavenger yup!

[@thedemonreupblican5803]

missy cat i dont know a single person thats in there 70s that says lol XD

[@Jack13Ripper]

+missy cat How cool are you!

[@jacquelinemaat]

My brother was de-tuning his guitar and he played the very beginning chords to this song and I swear it was the funniest thing because it was unintentional.

[@oldmoviemusic]

haha that made me smile.

[@ElindorBG]

hahaha true xDD

[@kunjika]

Jacqueline Ma'at I replayed the beginning of the song just to realise how that'd sound lol.

[@bismuthcrystal9658]

Well, the chords wouldn't be played while detuning a guitar. The fretless bass part, sure.

[@kultenhughes3585]

You should listen to the megadeth version then

[@joycechi5005]

Nancy Sinatra's voice is just perfect!!! so effortlessly sly and beautiful. this song is iconic and got me into all her other songs

[@chelseapalafox6689]

"One of these days these boots are ganna walk all over you"🙃 favorite line 💪🏽 👑

[@TonymanCS]

I'am a M, you a S, we are a perfect match!

[@303storm]

Except it wasn't meant as you pick it up, Feminazi.

[@timbimjim514]

This makes me smile.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

Me too, friend.

[@ericbrown5588]

Same with me.

[@rippi37]

And wanna dance...getting down....and up again....although a bit slower these days..lol xxx

[@GAME4WAR]

Any one else here from this song just randomly popping into your head?

[@QueenKayyyyy]

GAME4WAR me and my daughter cuz our dog keeps walking over us. But I found out it’s actually a good song.

[@crystalwhite1189]

Folding laundry and starting singing it out of the blue 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@strawberry5188]

yes omg I've been getting it randomly stuck in my head for weeks

[@swedlepop7092]

Yeah!

[@murphymk2734]

Yep

[@thomassutherland2647]

Cool & Cute Song & Singer! ✌️☮️🕊❤️😎🤙

[@Placeholder209]

This video clip has a psychedelic feeling to it. The colors, the old image, the girls constantly smiling, these dance moves ...

[@jettcarlburg356]

"Are you ready boots??? START WALKIN' !!!!!"

[@ashleyliedlich8727]

Ole stiffy

[@sydneylowery6881]

I love that song but I think you're probably going back to the theater

[@piyaldas2481]

Crowd goes wild

[@aurthanesbit7408]

Yolo

[@minutehourdayweek]

Boots from Dora the explorer

[@ewilson4057]

Just an outstanding track. She is so underrated...

[@baby-moon.]

I am pretty sure this was her only big hit in the music industry, but if not feel free to correct me

[@lisaparsons8949]

Good song in 66 year I was born

[@sdubon7800]

BabyMoon Oh, she had a few more. “Somethin’ Stupid” probably the next most-memorable one.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

@@baby-moon. Nancy also recorded some very good duets with her mentor, writer-producer Lee Hazlewood - songs such as "Summer Wine", "Sand" and "Some Velvet Morning"; be sure to look them up on KZbin.

[@paulsirghe4947]

no, she is not underrated. the voice is average, the look is average, the moves are below average. but the father was well above average and this explains the average success she had. otherwise she could have been a nobody.

[@pammiller942]

You go girl you got the boots that are made for walking❤❤❤

[@joanjett8814]

Frank’s little girl... and she held her own in this one ... always have remembered this one... love it...,

[@tatortwat69]

this is such a bad ass song

[@u04741]

tatortwat69 don't say bad words

[@lenikt3560]

Aaaand it's 50 years old now. And never gets old, surprisingly.

[@joycechi5005]

Nancy and Lee = one of the greatest, most underrated duos ever!

[@fancifulfilly]

Lee *was* underrated, judging him on merit. Nancy was overrated, judging her on hers. She was perky and cute, and had a likable personality, but she did not inherit any of her father's standout singing talent. She wasn't the worst, but she was so mediocre, if she hadn't had Frank's name to trade on, with her level of talent.she would never have gone anywhere at all. Lee wote all those hits Nancy had, but he was a fairly prolific Nashville songwriter as well. I think Lee's concerted efforts to promote Nancy got him more mainstream publicity, which may have helped him in the beginning, but later on in Nashville, it hurt him. Nashville is a serious talent- based music city, and not about glitz or Hollywood no talents with commercially promotable appearances. In recent years, it has changed more and more, until maybe one day it might be as full of no talents with expensive breast implants, Davinci poreclain veneers etc, as L.A. (Hollywood). But for now, a lot of the changes are still positive. They're less conservative and narrow minded, which is good, but less apt to fall all over themselves over lousy singing. In Lee's era, Nashville's tight circles of studio honchos began to take him less seriously for promoting an artist with little talent, no matter whose daughter. It was different with artists like Pam Tillis, Rosanne Cash, Carlene Carter. They came along 10-15 years later, true, but the most important difference was they all had a great deal of talent in their own right. They could really sing, and they could write songs.

[@fancifulfilly]

One more thought. Mentioning those 3 Nashville luminaries, if Carlene Carter's second? husband Nick Lowe had been interested in promoting her (late 1970s) rock career, and someone had asked her to do a cover of These Boots (Were Made for Walking), she would have *owned* it-- made Nancy S.'s version look lukewarm (at best). She could REALLY sing, she was totally red hot, and she always wore killer fancy cowgirl boots. She also had the historical credibilty "street cred" needed to *not* come off as a poseur. And by then--oh, yeah, it would have been a hit in Nashville.

[@emiliorobles4529]

I definitely need a time machine !

[@dezzyjohnson5626]

Emilio Robles Amo

[@ashleymitchell1448]

Dezzy Johnson mi.

[@bytemevv-4616]

Ditto!

[@sbaker7366]

Emilio Robles same here

[@thomasraahauge5231]

I hope that the time machine has plenty of seats . . .

[@richardwalker9826]

classic 60's sound - all the way around

[@MegaJustGeorge]

How very true, Richard - the penultimate example of Sixties pop grooviness

[@tylerbushell2333]

And classic people

[@sasha-jz5to]

Fun fact: My sister’s wife’s grandmother was in this.

[@AcrRedDot]

No one asked

[@sp4cegrl27]

Brendan Valentine it was an innocent comment, was that even necessary?

[@shayla.jewell7]

DAMMNNNN

[@Gilvin]

GILF

[@mynameisjunkookokkk8636]

Fr?

[@drw_predator]

WoW they made this in 60's ? That's awesome and I gotta say some shots are deserved to be well known as what industry standard

[@dbbdvm]

1966

[@komie4469]

Just imagine, These were the vsco girls in the 60s.

[@drizzild]

Tim Dewano why hate so much

[@deme9353]

😳

[@ITSABOOBOO]

@Tim Dewano rude to say that they may not be a girl or little

[@lisaparsons8949]

Naomi Edwards great singer and song.

[@lilyelinskas9125]

Ahahahahaha oml im crying

[@Christavie]

The WAP of the 60s.

[@jollyj273]

YASSSS! 😂

[@ceruleanprince7139]

ew

[@thecheeselord5943]

_but better_

[@supertrinigamer]

Except it actually has music and lyrics.

[@willo4719]

@@thecheeselord5943 yeah

[@Cairo40000]

Boys locker room: **Jail house rock** Girls locker room:

[@benwilliams7091]

Why don't you take a seat right over there? That’s an uno reverse move

[@garlicbread475]

4

[@Cairo40000]

@@garlicbread475 SHUT THE FUCK UP NARANCIA

[@dominictineo5123]

4

[@ethanbanta4714]

@@Cairo40000 4

[@annielammey1472]

OMG!! My mom bought my sister and I go-go boots. Hers white, mine red. We stomped all over the place in those boots. Oh damn....good times!!❤

[@gammadelray1225]

Me: Are you ready boots? START WALKI- *trips and falls

[@ericbrown5588]

LoL!

[@gebswife]

🤣I know the feeling

[@layzeesuga7047]

Lmao

[@Lee_Lee1776]

Yep! Lol!

[@flimp8020]

Me face down on the ground: C a n I K e e p T h e s e B o o t s T h o u g h

[@trickster1526]

1:31 This is where the movement for John Travolta's famous dance in "Pulp Fiction" came from.

[@steelcitysong]

right - tarantino doesn't own that - nancy sinatra does (oh, they added the twofinger eye emphasis..😏)

[@juanrafhael]

tarantino copy everything he saw lol

[@eddieburton6667]

that is a movement created before this video

[@shelly2599]

Pulp Fiction 🍔 Royale with cheese

[@robinrobyn1714]

@@steelcitysong Completely wrong. The two finger eye move was copied directly from " Batman" , the 1960s Show.

[@BOSSIIBIITCH]

My Mom's favorite karaoke song! Rest Easy Mom I miss you, Everyday💗 Janine C. Pruitt 1950-2015

[@JesusChrist-xi7ie]

Rest in peace mom

[@kenziemalfoy6529]

Sorry for your loss.. praying for you

[@Sadieakers23]

rip

[@ashleymarie7695]

Losing a parent must be such an unbearable loss! God spare me the day! I'm sorry for your loss Lisa!

[@karolaharomszeki8473]

Im really sorry 😭

[@user-es6pq3cg7g]

Nothing is sexier than this song and dance routine! I'm obsessed!

[@MegaJustGeorge]

So am I, my friend - so am I!

[@nicholasdavies6264]

"You keep lying when you should be truthin"...... Excellent!

[@MegaJustGeorge]

How true,Nicholas - not even Lennon and McCartney could come up with a lyric that good!

[@vanyadolly]

@@MegaJustGeorge I'm gonna be controversial and say Lee Hazlewood was a better songwriter than Lennon or McCartney

[@MegaJustGeorge]

@@vanyadolly My sentiments exactly!

[@taffykins2745]

Oh I just love this one. Nobody sings it as well as Nancy Senatra. Perfect voice, no one even close. 👍😊

[@MegaJustGeorge]

How very, very true - Nancy Sinatra is always imitated, never duplicated.

[@taffykins2745]

@@MegaJustGeorge 😁 so true!!

[@mariasantossilva7528]

srth

[@WesleyAPEX]

BRING IN THE FEMBOTS!!!

[@Supernoob616]

I have a feeling this comment is gonna have 1k likes....

[@andrewlamb5544]

@@Supernoob616 same

[@richardidananyavor5347]

Austin Powers 💯🔥

[@brandongotzpowers]

lol

[@brandongotzpowers]

Every time this song plays it reminds me of the fembots scene

[@stefaniagiammalva4656]

Questo brano non passera' mai di moda...e' sempre attuale e bellissimo...fantastica cantante!!!

[@InsertName125]

I sing this to my elderly mom when I help her walk with her walker. I say, "Are you ready mom? Start walkin'." We both laugh, and hopefully she doesn't break a hip.

[@unclealbert6675]

You are a good person.

[@neilpollock6774]

lovely

[@petraklein8170]

InsertName125 YEAH,IT WORKS!!!

[@kultenhughes3585]

Play the megadeth version for her

[@almishti]

wish there was a hysterical laughter emoji like fb has for this! :D

[@J_131]

“You keep lying, when you outta be truth’n” Well if that ain’t the goddamn truth even today.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

How true, my friend - especially in this day and age.

[@lisaparsons8949]

Yes,I heard that,good song.

[@mikehester7537]

You ain't lying 😏

[@ethanbanta4714]

@@mikehester7537 so he's truth'n?

[@mikehester7537]

@@ethanbanta4714🤗 That ain't no lie🤥

[@CateMastro]

That guitar part right at the start that repeats each verse is so satisfying for some reason

[@jerrythomas2762]

Hello 👋🏼 Caterina Mastrogiacomo

[@tombutsch6838]

Actually that part is the legendary Carol Kaye on electric bass. Timeless riff !

[@mcbigswig1569]

Pretty sure that's mic'd acoustic string bass.

[@tombutsch6838]

You might be right, but that’s definitely Carol K, and definitely not an electric guitar!

[@MegaJustGeorge]

@@mcbigswig1569 That's true, and that acoustic string bass was played to perfection by the beloved Chuck Berghofer, my friend.

[@FrankFxaxrx]

She definitely shines in this song and sings it very well.

[@alexandrag5449]

I've been looking for this song for 10 years, I'm so happy rn

[@demonseed032]

Don't you love it when that happens?!

[@Blueskyfalls]

Sameeee. But 1 year

[@mr.worldwide4758]

Where did you hear it originally from

[@mariasantossilva7528]

serge

[@naenaedmysteries]

Herd this when i was 7 now im 14 😂

[@cirpura7430]

Dear Nancy, I know that I'm 67 years younger than you, but please, marry me.

[@ArhveeLanz]

you are 13?

[@cirpura7430]

@@ArhveeLanz lmao yes

[@TrionSixteenisawsum]

down bad

[@krazytroutcatcher]

Yvonne de Carlo in that spiders web bikini❤️❤️❤️ I think she’s probably around 300 years old now...🥴

[@cirpura7430]

@@krazytroutcatcher mach made in heaven!

[@eagle4361]

Idk why but this would sound perfect to someone getting really pissed at someone and then starting a bar fight

[@victorcortez3238]

Search dynasty bar fight lol

[@piponieto1043]

look at dynasty

[@MegaJustGeorge]

Now THAT would be just perfect for this song!

[@thedadaproject]

This one sounds even more perfect lmao kzbin.info/www/bejne/fny8ipyPmNdlZ7M

[@crazyscottishboi3822]

Cheers

[@jivonleejackson1673]

Whatever your opinion about the song or singer. This track is still played with excitement 50 years later. Bravo Nancy!

[@parsnipmcgee329]

Used to dance around to this when I was tiny, in the 60s. It's still damn good!

[@skymoon5715]

+Denise Lopez halo sweet....queen

[@dr.feelright434]

There is no song like this in pop music history. Unique and stands on its own even today.

[@zurzakne-etra7069]

the sad thing is, it would have been thought of as "trashy music" in the 60s by older people

[@WhatSorceryIsThis]

She was so damn gorgeous!

[@WhatSorceryIsThis]

idk if i spelled that right.

[@jasonraczkowski6001]

elvis Presley tapped that a few times

[@bluecanary1note]

She sure was!!!

[@CurlyQLink]

"Was"

[@Like236]

+Mike M ... wtf

[@JourneysacrossKarnataka]

I'm smitten by Nancy's voice, looks and moves.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

The entire Sinatra family has to be the coolest people to have ever lived.

[@RYMAN1321]

HitchensImmortal But sadly, this is the only big hit Nancy really had. But I'm sure she made tons of money off of it.

[@TjIrineu]

"Bang, Bang" is a great music

[@ariuben]

rumor has it that frank used to be buddies with pablo escobar.

[@JMH912]

Jillian Maloney money money please and thanku

[@JMH912]

Arturo Benitez whats ur man got do with me?

[@odiug95]

I don't think the miniskirts were that provocative in the 60s, literally everyone wore them. My mom sure did and she was a child! And she still wears then today, cause the 60s are always in fashion.

[@jules8159]

They sure were avant-gardistes and bold, people were not expecting it and a lot of designers didn’t gave a fuck so yeah you could say they were “provocative”, tho this word is kind of dumb it was an emancipation movment in a way.

[@markolson9526]

Yes, they were considered provocative, specifically when adult women wore them. That was the whole idea. It was a very different world.

[@FFM0594]

I was a small boy when they came out and I loved them. Who needs biology class when you can see what interests you right there in front of you.

[@hanabanana7041]

@@FFM0594 Uh sir-

[@thegreatbamboozler4837]

You would understand if you'd grown up in the 30s-50s. Looking back....this was tame compared to LITERALLY painted on clothing today.

[@seanreynolds1843]

Just realized there’s absolutely no backup singers in this song

[@seanreynolds1843]

I guess all the other girls are just there for looks lol 😁 Long sleeve shirts with no pants. I wonder what their fetish was

[@MegaJustGeorge]

@@seanreynolds1843 Well, Sean, I believe these ladies in the video (other than Nancy) were dancers for such films as this; these ladies in question were wearing V-neck, three-quarter sleeve, pullover sweaters, and also, as part of their wardrobe, high-wasted dancers briefs with rather high cut leg openings, which show just enough cheek to arouse the male of the species. My take on this look is that showing less of the female form leaves more to the imagination, if you catch my drift.

[@seanreynolds1843]

George M why does YT keep removing my comment??!! For the 7th time: George M well said brother, and I agree. I much prefer the days when more was left to the imagination. I was just being funny. lol 😁😇

[@danilorainone406]

made for vibrasonic mono sound w depth/ echo and deck speakers ( GM,makes)

[@EscKeychannel]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5zEf6Cmqs6FjsU

[@alantompkins4422]

When this song came out I was on the West Coast. I did not hear it out there. Heading eastbound I met a lady in Detroit who mentioned the song to me. We parted company in Des Moines and I continued on to Chicago where stopping overnight I visited a record shop and picked up the record. Arriving back in NYS a few days later I finally got to listen to this song, late July 1965.

[@Eishockeyfledermaus]

100 x covered, Nancy remains my favorite forever. ❣️

[@darthultor6365]

Fleder- Mausi i personally find it funny that megadeth (heavy metal band) made a cover

[@stephenolan5539]

The Ramones did a cover a song that was probably unexpected. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2azaZ-onKenmbc

[@JLohman711]

There have been hundreds of cover versions since this was released 50+ years ago. This original version is still the best.

[@Super_Mario128]

one things for sure, she definitely inherited her father Frank Sinatra's talent.

[@skymoon5715]

+Claudia “Claudianicegirl” Nicegirl wow what this is ...aweet lovely girl...I want you ....milion kiss...you from wher....please

[@rolandochaverriulate7951]

Esa canción tiene un ritmo mágico, en cuanto la ecucho mi cuerpo se mueve. Felicidades Nancy por esa obra de arte que le dejaste a la humanidad.

[@ricardoorellana9433]

Gay

[@SpikedCandii]

My dad absolutely hates this song. Not because he thinks it’s bad. They played it everyday on his base while he was in Vietnam.🤣🤣

[@shyamsundarrajan2469]

I first heard this song in full metal jacket

[@alanisyizettemiranda8966]

😂

[@orlandopanelli1949]

They played in the Vietnam movie Full Metal Jacket.

[@SpikedCandii]

Orlando Panelli Really? Never heard of it. When was the movie released?

[@orlandopanelli1949]

@@SpikedCandii It came out in 1987 or 1988. The song comes on during the scene when the prostitute offers herself to the troops.

[@JClayton9329]

Groovy tune..👍

[@MirageUchiha]

When Dora and Boots finally have that fatal argument.

[@miket8965]

Are ya ready boots?

[@MirageUchiha]

@@miket8965 Aye aye captain! (Wait, wrong show, right network.)

[@tpwk_lucy]

BAHAHAHAHAH

[@MirageUchiha]

@HuntinN Fishing 👻

[@LaZarusXtnct]

Lmao

[@tacoeater5758]

Could you imagine being a teen growing up in the 60's in a conservative America and one day you see Nancy Sinatra and all these other ladies shaking it TV. I'd lose my mind.

[@ericbrown5588]

Not sure what you mean, but I also would have gone mad.

[@miriamsestakova6163]

@@ericbrown5588 m ..nmn m l na vo m fc bccb .. Na.mbFVBVUV

[@DianaMoon11428]

That's not the way it happened. First The Beatles came in 1964 and we all went f*** crazy. By the time Nancy came along this was considered campy and funny.

[@GYZZO05]

Have you ever heard of vietnam

[@MegaJustGeorge]

@@DianaMoon11428 Precisely, Diana - the sheer enjoyment of not taking one's self too seriously.

[@BigfootCountry]

Nancy keep walking them gogo boots. I love it.

[@maracandido6677]

Bigfoot Country , zu

[@dollydagger4306]

Go Go boots are white.

[@ibrahim_sd2914]

Amazing song ❤

[@alexzabel6044]

This video. This era. Those legs. jesus

[@AARONANKRUM]

And some people talked how racy videos were on MTV...HA!

[@maracandido6677]

Alex Zable , shuT up

[@maracandido6677]

Alex Zable , These legends

[@GitSumGaming]

This was before the feminist movement...soak in what real women look like

[@tommtommkin]

Alex dear please don't take the name of the Lord in vain sweetie thank you. :)

[@jeanthree]

love this video. these women are healthy and not twigs. Nancy is fabulously beautiful

[@kuratastrikes3635]

These old songs are surprisingly catchy

[@danhub2488]

lafille de the voice , quelle classe!!!

[@DunhillX1]

The 60's has had such a huge impact on all decades that have passed after it. Even if people don't realise it or agree with me the 60's was an amazing time and a very special decade [they knew they had something special] and so much of modern dancing and fashion is hugely influenced by the 60's. All I can say is Thank Goodness for the 60's!! Oh and I live for those Bouffants

[@DunhillX1]

Can we not turn this into something it's not. My comment was harmless and meant from a good place but already people are turning it into a negative. Why? If you're gona be sarcastic and passive aggressive please start your own thread don't do it on mine. Your words are unwarranted and so is your attitude. Let's not be sensitive about something that was never there.

[@DunhillX1]

"Let's not be sensitive about something that was never there."i.e. My original comment was harmless and the response from you was just not needed here. You can have an opinion but make sure it correlates to what is being said before hand. Lastly the 60's was a 'go-getter' decade…..for them it was a liberal time. Don't compare apples and oranges. Have a good day.

[@XxToxicCandyxX1]

+Rebecca L that's fucking hilarious. 1998 is not that far off from the 60's. It's not 100 years ago, it's only 30 years before you were born. You'll be able to put this in perspective when you get to your 20's, then time will fly and you'll be like oh shit! I was being an ignorant piece of shit online. :)

[@dasein9980]

+Rebecca L Yeah, things are getting better all the time. Actually, no. Get a life, Suzy Rottencrotch.

[@XxToxicCandyxX1]

Shit, I was just trying to say that #1. the original comment was correct and factual it wasn't dismissing our generation in any way lol #2. the 60's is WHY women are thriving today (not just the 60's, it started out many decades before that, but read about the history of feminism I won't lecture), that brings me to #3. the 60's, 70's were super progressive decades, NOT conservative AT ALL, 4. Jesus Christ it wasn't THAT long ago!! No need to fight. but please get your facts straight. Look up all the social movements of the 60's and 70's. That'll help! Just be open-minded about it k :) there's no such thing as old people vs young people. We've all been young, and it seems like yesterday to all of us, just not all of us have been old yet.

[@justalucario4384]

"these boots are made for walking", aka Nancy Sinatra dragging someone through the dirt for 2 and a half minutes

[@lisaparsons8949]

Good song,year I was born.

[@rando1733]

I thought this was Jessica’s Simpson’s song

[@balder5298]

@La La Land Calm the fuck down

[@lukalatsabidze2165]

yall know she was frank sinatras first wife and if you dont know who he is he wrote song (fly me to the moon) and lots more and then they divorced so know i think this song is about frank sinatra or her other husband

[@hatkid5252]

Why the heck are you guys arguing. Gonna be honest, I thought these replies would be somewhat wholesome or talking about a different topic. But thats the internet I guess, if you are reading this, thank you for your time.

[@tyhliaaaa]

This song never ages 😭

[@mariasantossilva7528]

serhtth

[@jerrythomas2762]

Hello 👋🏼 Liza Autumnwolf

[@MegaJustGeorge]

Yes, indeed - like fine wine, this song gets better with age.

[@tlotlaradebe]

Head the song from Ocean's 8, the movie. I thought it was a recent song, but to my amazement it's old. Some music is timeless.

[@vmh3551]

The dancer behind her in pink on the left front, has all the moves! #GetIt

[@vmh3551]

I bet my Mom loved this song in 66. Just seems like something she would have enjoyed RIP Mom

[@ibs201]

Yes! The blonde in pink. Rest of them are horrible

[@vmh3551]

LOL LOL!!

[@JTA1961]

I've walked a lot of miles in other people's shoes but 3 steps in those & I'd fall on my face.

[@dellpalencia2757]

oh yeah but daddy money ,keep go Frank not JERRY but old g Frank Sinatra

[@biwonderland]

rosé's musical taste is really good 💗💋

[@sOnlight67]

I feel like doing my own remake of this. I love it! The ladies can move!

[@sOnlight67]

lol! You just can't please some people :-)

[@ryanhayes3318]

Maybe not...

[@sophian9105]

Do it girl!

[@sOnlight67]

I just might, lol :-)

[@sOnlight67]

LOL! I can't really dance. :-)

[@daybreaker444]

One of the most important and heartfelt song that should be a message for all of the generations and those to come!!