Rappers React To Frank Sinatra "My Way"!!!

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[@michaelmccombs2959]

I think this song is the theme song for alot of people (including myself). It is a very simple message, but the way it is sung brings it feeling from the soul. How many of us "travel the road less travelled" in our journey through life? It almost becomes a celebration of individuality.

[@dillonsronce2583]

I wish I would also have this song at my funeral some day whenever I die. I'm still pretty young though.

[@mausiwerner]

I mean, the road less travelled as a concept from that poem isn’t anything great lol it’s about how the paths were essentially the same and he ended up in the same destination anyway, so not only was the destination no different, but the journey wasn’t really different either. He just tells people it made all the difference because he wants his choice to have more meaning than it actually did.

[@diegocastaneda3829]

@@dillonsronce2583 Same! But we never know, he he. Insha'Allah we will live long and fruitful lives... our own ways. :D

[@jeremygray1331]

Sinatra was renowned for his phrasing. He would break down songs in new ways - pause in the middle of lines where others had not - and truly make songs his own. My favorite song of his is Summer Wind.

[@disizbilly]

Yes! "Summer Wind" is my favorite as well

[@francesostrowski2374]

I love My kind of Town, he is probably turning in his grave at what that city has become. So many great songs by him.

[@mrjomaled755]

why do I cry after listening to this song after all these years?

[@ToniM10]

I KNOW!!!...😭😭😭😭✌️❤️

[@raecoyote]

Every time ❤

[@allenwhitmer8192]

In the Bon Jovi song, It's My Life, there's a line that says "like Frankie said, I did it my way," Is a direct reference to this song, and sadly, no one puts it together.

[@odelbert]

Now you're doing some real classic shit !! This song is a true gem and Frankie never sounded better. Kudos for doing this amigos 😃

[@bobschenkel7921]

"My Way" was written, and originally performed by, Paul Anka. He had a good career too, just not quite as famed as Mr. Sinatra, who was the model for Johnny Fontaine in the movie "The Godfather". Frank was a native of Hoboken, New Jersey.

[@alexandersteinmetz6857]

Sorry the original song is French, "comme d'habitude" lyrics by Claude François and music by Jacques Revaux.

[@bobschenkel7921]

@@alexandersteinmetz6857 Don't know the French version, but it was Mr. Anka who penned the English version. Best French song ever IMO was "C'est Plan Por Moi" by the Plastic Bertrand Band. That rocks out pretty good.

[@paulauvray1962]

the french man Jacques Revaux wrote this song ! the title is Comme d'habitude sung by Claude François

[@emarjamaa2276]

My grandmother played this at my grandfather's funeral. I think that was a popular thing to do for that generation that fought in WWII. It's very moving.

[@embraceyourweirdness70]

I grew up a metalhead, but to me ol "Blue Eyes" is the GOAT...🐐

[@dawntextor8170]

This is A SINATRA song. I don't care who's singing it, it's Frankie's song

[@AP-gb3eh]

In the record industry there were professional songwriters and there were vocalists. Show tunes and movie scores made up much of The Great American Songbook. No one expected great vocalists to write the songs. They had to interpret them and make them their own ☮️

[@gbulmer]

Frank Sinatra _always_ delivered lyrics. To be fair to Frank, he had a better voice in his younger days. He was about 53yo in 1969 when "My Way" was first released. However, Frank made up for deficiencies in his older voice using his experience, wisdom, and mastery of technique. A great song, superbly sung, over gorgeous orchestration. "That's Life" is fun. For sh!ts and giggles, you might enjoy the very silly _Bing Crosby & Frank Sinatra - Well, Did You Evah (High Society)_ it's from the film "High Society". It's glorious, camp, silliness, with Sinatra playing slightly drunk while singing. I hope it'll make you smile. I assume the vocals were not recorded live. Best Wishes. ☮

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

This song always makes me think of my dad - it was one of his favourites. Lots of people covered this, but it was Sinatra's theme, and almost everyone associates it with him. And yes, there were lots of rumours of Sinatra's connections with "The Family". Another Sinatra song worth listening to is "New York New York". And he acted a lot - even won an Oscar. As for the Rat Pack, hunt down the 1960 original of the movie "Ocean's Eleven", which was a Rat Pack classic.

[@danielhead8123]

New York New York wouldn't be a standard without frank no one remembers a liza minnelli original

[@DeadRobit29]

Perfect Cell singing this at the end of DBZA is, pun intended, absolutely perfect.

[@stillstanding8286]

Frank Sinatra won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his performance in “From Here to Eternity” (1953). Those others that you mentioned are not Oscar winners.

[@dsinatra8371]

Yup - he was awarded 3 Oscars - special one for The House I Live In, an anti racism shot, the one you mentioned and the Hersholt Humanitarian Award.

[@dsinatra8371]

‘short’

[@mashakos5377]

This song played on my father's death bed. It's been 6 years it's still hard for me to hear it.

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

Hugs to you. It always makes me think of my dad too - gone for decades but never forgotten.

[@joemckinley754]

The Rat Pack was the cool kids for sure. Frank, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr and Joey Bishop. And don't sleep on Frank as an actor. Also he was absolutely mob connected. Likely because he kinda built old Vegas and let's not kid ourselves about mob influence there. Great reaction to a classic.

[@wadeperrie]

One of the most popular songs played at funerals

[@williamwhalen746]

I would say this is Sinatra's biggest hits but then I remember "New York, New York", "The Lady is a Tramp", Fly Me to the Moon," and so many others. Frank Sinatra is one of the three most important artists of the 20th Century. Louis Armstrong and The Beatles being the other two. Sinatra started his career during the Big Band Era. The instruments were the star and singers were regulated to back-up status. Sinatra's singing stood out to the point that he killed the big band and made the lead singer the star of the group. Women were reacting to Sintra the way they would later react to Presley. By the way, I don't include Presley in most important artist is because Sam Phillips went hunting for a white man who could sing like a black man. The music debt is more due to Phillips then Elvis.

[@TheLastGarou]

I always thought 'Fly Me to the Moon' was more Dean Martin's than Sinatra's, but given how close the both of them were, it could have been either one.

[@goldgameplays1946]

Ejem Michael Jackson ejem

[@williamwhalen746]

Michael Jackson was a massive superstar and quite possibly the last to ever reach that status and he most definitely had a big impact on the world of music, but I would place him one tier down with the likes of Led Zepplin, Diana Ross, and Hank Williams Sr. This is great company to be among. I have debated (and continue to do so) whether Jimi Hendrix's redefining the electric guitar and Robert Johnson's overall contribution being equal to the Sinatra and company. I probably haven't done so in the tradition of the immortals of classical music, Bach, Beethoven and Mozart (swap for Brahms if you are older. I did not create the Sinatra, Beatles, and Armstrong list but encountered it somewhere (unfortunately, I read this a long long time ago and cannot state who the source was.) The article made a very strong argument for these specific artist's contribution that I adopted the list for myself. @@goldgameplays1946

[@movieman1556]

NEVER TALK DURING A CLASSIC!!!!! RESPECT!!!

[@KenBober]

Tony Orlando has a story about how when he was a teen in NYC he would practice his singing on the rood and would write in the snow like a marquee "Tony Orlando with guest frank Sinatra" years later frank made him a piece with that exact set up with a solid gold plaque on the bottom that said "keep dreaming kid" he still has it to this day.

[@lindablair-rk9vr]

Back when music was true music! It makes your soul feel good. Thanks for doing a Sinatra reaction. Music for everybody with good taste! Have a great day!🐢

[@yorumsfield556]

This song is sooo good. Frank is a legend.

[@cdfdesantis699]

Thanks for reacting to this terrific song, & a true icon of American music!

[@disizbilly]

I am so thrilled to see y'all react to "The Chairman of the Board" ! Frank Sinatra is unquestionably one of my top 10 favorite singers of all time, and that's coming from a metal head. Ol' Blue Eyes was in a class that very few could graduate.

[@Panni1]

I genuinely think this has to be one of the top 3-5 songs ever

[@susanconstable2113]

This man was a legend and a heartthrob. Rat pack forever!

[@christinelegate8137]

Frank Sinatra was one of the greats, with a unique tone to his voice that set him apart from other singers. One of the best lines of the song is “ To say the things he truly feels, and not the words of one who kneels” . That is so powerful.

[@kristaspecht]

Morning guys! Oh frank Sinatra and I know each other well...as In I had a oldschool vw bug that only played am radio. Sinatra was like the main staple on the stations. Lol! Love him!🤓❤️

[@emmawhelan-galbraith6895]

I love your channel and I would love to watch this reaction but this song holds too many memories for me and it makes me 😢every time.

[@redhotchilifan98]

This was my dads favorite song. He passed when i was 10 so this holds great memories, but also makes me sad jn how much i miss him. But a beautiful song.

[@kimmicakes]

yes i LOVE louie armstrong wonderful world i told my kids i need it played at my life celebration party!

[@dimitrasotirakoglou2553]

Legendary voice ❤

[@richardfeldkamp1707]

Watch the original version of the movie "Ocean's Eleven". This was an excuse for the Rat Pack to enjoy some time in Las Vegas together and make a movie. Rumour has it that a mob boss used his influence to get Frank Sinatra a part in the movies "Here to Eternity" and that started his acting career. Frankie was also one of the first singers to attract mobs of screaming girls to his concerts.

[@donjackson5522]

As to Elvis singing this song, that’s the song Eddie Murphy sings while he’s impersonating Elvis in his Delirious special. If you haven’t watched it, you need to. Probably the funniest stand up routine ever.

[@dmCurator]

In its day, this was considered pop music. There's so much amazing music from the eras before the guitar became the dominant instrument.

[@sergiodavila5269]

Such a classy dude. RIP Frankie 🙏🏽

[@MARSHOMEWORLD]

So very tasty. The orchestration is just brilliant.

[@chriswhinery925]

You're definitely right that he was one of those guys where "certain" articles of clothing were thrown on stage. 15-20 years before the famous Beatlemania where hordes of girls would scream for The Beatles, there was Sinatramania where Frank would have hordes of young girls screaming for him and fainting in his presence. He was THE big super star in his day.

[@JoshuaC0rbit]

It's in my will that this will be played at my funeral...the sex pistols version.

[@KattMurr]

Not the Sex Pistols. Sid Vicious solo covered this song in a movie....

[@michaelmccombs2959]

​@@KattMurr even Seth McFarland (family guy) did a rendition of this song. Wasn't bad either.

[@JoshuaC0rbit]

Who was the backing band on the video I'm watching RN? Not sure about what movie. Do tell.

[@michaelward5370]

​@@JoshuaC0rbit, I think the Sid Vicious cover was from a film called The Great Rock n' Roll Swindle!!

[@KattMurr]

@@JoshuaC0rbit The movie is called "The Great Rock and Roll Swindle"...which came put in 1980...

[@alanjohn6355]

Not before time old blue eyes turned up on your channel. Absolutely fantastic artist. But if you want other versions, besides Elvis Presley, look at the sid vicious version

[@Violet-xg4bb]

Chairman of the Board, Francis Albert, Old Blue Eyes, my mama's favorite. He makes it look so effortless singing live. Thanks for the play. ❤

[@marcieharreld286]

Awesome reaction!! My favorite Frank Sinatra song is "Fly Me To The Moon"!!!! 🎵🎼🎶🎤🎸🎙🥁🎹🔥🥰🥰

[@wilsonharp3340]

Just to be clear, Sinatra won one Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actor. He also won four golden globes, has three stars on the Hollywood walk of fame for music, movies and television, and was presented with the Screen Actor’s Guild lifetime achievement award in 1972.

[@HollinsAlchemy]

Love this song. You want to hear a really cool duet between Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald? Check out the live version of Lady is a Tramp.

[@danielhead8123]

This song was written for frank he was briefly thinking of leaving the industry but the song was a hit

[@joe6913111111]

Ya'll need to check out the cover of this from Sid Vicious Of The Sex Pistols. You guys will love it

[@susanvineyard4034]

Sinatra won an Oscar! From Here to Eternity

[@billspivey6919]

Try the Sid Vicious version, video. Classic punk. Ridiculously wonderful!

[@thewindle]

Check out Birth of The Blues with Frank, Dean and Sammy together and see how much fun they had together on stage

[@randysteele4316]

Want this played at my funeral along with shiver me timbers and touch of grey and get off your butts and dance I'm in the next world yall enjoy this one

[@davidbowles4457]

Fly me to the moon's also one of my favorites

[@gurulimbo]

Since your wearing a Queensryche shirt Smokey, y’all should check out something from the “Promised Land” album. “Out of Mind”,”Bridge” written by DeGarmo with very emotive vocals from Geoff, “Lady Jane”, “One More Time” (the alt version has a great sax in it played by Geoff) “Someone Else” album and alt version lyrics very slightly and the mood is slightly diff, but in my opinion, “Bridge”, “Lady Jane” and especially “Someone Else” are better than “Silent Lucidity” (which I love as well)

[@wiggion]

Motley Crue, doing a farewell concert, end the show with an extended version of Home Sweet Home. and as the house lights came up, they walked off to this recording of My Way...

[@christopherking4932]

Awesome reaction.

[@fatihabenboubou5636]

Frank Sinatra was called the Voice , the last century. 🥰🥰🥰

[@MikeStarr1000]

Today rappers are renowned for flow, the best crooners were known for their phrasing. Frank was tops

[@ArtCartersWrestlingLibrary]

If you guys want to be blown away, check out Mark Tremonti from AlterBridge's cover of this song. Its a perfect cover. He did it for his daughter, i believe

[@brianpresley8404]

He did the album as a way to raise money for NDSS since his daughter was born with Down syndrome. He got the blessing from the Sinatra estate and got to do the album with Sinatra’s band.

[@ArtCartersWrestlingLibrary]

@@brianpresley8404 I knew it had SOMETHING to do with his daughter. Thank you for elaborating on that for me. I appreciate it 🙏

[@Djcimofficial]

He’s doing a Christmas album too. Tremonti the man of many talents!

[@brianpresley8404]

@@Djcimofficial I saw that the other day. Can’t wait for it because he is too damn talented

[@tommarks3726]

Best of the best. Chairman of the Board, Old blue eyes... call him what you want. He was the best.

[@gennyreese420]

Now y'all need to react to epic rap battles Sinatra vs Mercury...savage!😹✌💕

[@Dyrtbag68]

While Old Blue Eyes made this famous for being a man's, man...Elvis made it tragic because it reflected the bad parts of his life. Soul either way.

[@anit4525]

Sinatra was the first to release this song. The Rat pack made a musical called Robin and the Seven Hoods. It's hilarious.

[@b.a.j5168]

This sing reminds me of my mom❤ damn do I miss her

[@IPfreely333]

team4star used this for Cells goodbye song in DBZ Abriged

[@Hellbane224]

Fun fact: Frank and Dean had burger recipes. Dean Martin’s Hamburger Recipe Martin Burgers: 1 lb ground beef 2 oz bourbon, chilled Preheat a heavy frying pan and sprinkle bottom lightly with table salt. Mix meat, handling lightly, just enough to form into four patties. Grill over medium-high heat about 4 minutes on each side. Pour chilled bourbon in chilled shot glass and serve meat and bourbon on a TV tray. Frank Sinatra’s Hamburger Recipe Sinatra Burgers: 1. Call for Deano. 2. Tell him to make you a fuckin’ burger. 3. Drink his bourbon.

[@Hayley.a]

I think Mike Patton would do an excellent version of this!

[@cn2490]

Sinatra life be it his singing, love life, the entertainment industry was crazy and wild. So all these lines he lived it for sure. It's been so rare to have an artist with such seasoned life experience and can put it in his works.

[@johnm506]

Sinatra doesn’t sing he talks but he’s unique. His phrasing is perfection voice impeccable. We will like Streisand never hear the equal of them Perfection and talent of this kind is god given the rest is incidental.

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

One of the MOST COVERED Songs in Music History.....check out NINA HAGEN's Cover she made 1976 LIVE !!!!

[@user-es6gp8sk9j]

Iconic. Keep em coming.

[@Sunshineandhydrangeas]

If you want to go way back to 1941 and also get a taste of big band music, listen to Frank Sinatra & Tommy Dorsey do the song “Blue Skies”. Frank was in his mid to late 20’s then.

[@stevescardone5166]

Sinatra won an Oscar for the movie from here to eternity

[@DC-mm9zo]

Yes, he was the first. Lyrics written by Paul Anka expressly for Sinatra.

[@bigdavezilla]

William Shatner did a cover of this song singing to George Lucas at a Star Wars convention. The intro was very funny.

[@ryanlinton2663]

Too few to mention 😂! ❤thanks for great reaction 😊!

[@wesmartindale677]

Definitely. How main stream mafia or gangs. Hollywood.. he was a king

[@stephaniemccarthy1676]

Love your dancing bears. Dead on!

[@desireedishong5144]

His eyes were really THAT blue. Nickname: Ol Blue eyes

[@dvsreed]

The rat pack mostly performed in Vegas. Members were Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr and Joey Bishop. When one hotel they were going to perform at told them that Sammy couldn't stay there because black guests were not allowed Frank said "If Sammy isn't good enough to stay here then he's not good enough to sing here and I don't go on the stage without Sammy" In less than an hour the hotel changed its policy. Don Rickles had a lot of good stories about Sinatra during the Vegas years. He once said that Sinatra saved his life once. Two guys were beating him up and Frank said "ok boys, that's enough" and I paid Frank the money I owed him. Frank starred in the original Ocean's Eleven and had a much bigger film career than Sammy Davis Jr.

[@guitaroffthecuff-davids5528]

I feel like I'm about to watch an episode of Tom and Jerry. I have no idea why that was so freaking funny, but it was epic! Thanks for staying awesome, guys. I love the trivia, BTW. Smoke is a living encyclopedia.

[@mikeguerrero72]

The connection was that lots of his work came from working at clubs that were owned by shady people. That kept him from being broke and in the public eye.

[@KDunn-pt9yj]

Great one ☝️👍👍

[@mariaeisenhardt2296]

They say in the godfather frank is the singing godson that wanted the part in the movie.

[@stevescardone5166]

Paul Anka wrote for specifically for Sinatra, it tells the story of his life

[@russlanders6518]

My dad was a World War Two vet he loved Sinatra …

[@francesostrowski2374]

I’ve heard a “new” song and laughed when I find out it’s a new old song redone, so many songs are re-do’s. No one outdoes Frank!

[@metalguru85]

The word classic is used too easily these days but this is a classic. Frank Sinatra apparently had ties with the New York mob.

[@barbarawissinger]

And the Chicago mob.

[@mishaunique]

Tom and Jerry!😅😅😅

[@mattdefilippis4625]

The mob ran the nightclubs back in the old days. The Rat Pack was all those guys you mentioned. They all were huge in Vegas. The had regular shows there throughout the years.

[@bryankuettnet9324]

You should do the Sid Vicious version.

[@paulauvray1962]

My way is a french song wrote by Jacques Revaux the title was comme D'habitude !

[@robertwilkins3167]

Sinatra was a uniquely American singer like MJ in that you don't even have to be a music fan to like his music.

[@DrTramp-uu1hh]

Excellent reaction guys. The trivia is always entertaining too. In the same vein, retrospective songs, check out George Jones "Choices" and Edith Piaf "Non je ne regrette rien". Marion Coutillard's rendition from the movie "La Vie En Rose" is superb.

[@tpndgo2061]

You guys have reacted to Married with Children. That song was sung by Sinatra too ! By the way , give a chance to react to the trio called The Warning !

[@ImASimplePotato]

1st try, I think yall would love Ne Obliviscaris - Forget Not

[@salsonny]

Sinatra did way more movies that Martin and Davis Jr.

[@dianelindquist9796]

I love this! If you haven’t done it already, you need to do some Dean Martin, love the Rat Pack!

[@GodlessFiend]

Funny thing is he was more gangster than 99.999% of the gangsters from his days

[@yves78]

Guys do a Sinatra Rabbit deep dive; New York, Fly Me to the Moon, Luck Be a Lady, That’s Life, Something Stupid, Girl from Ipanema, I’ve got you under My Skin… tons of good stuff

[@user-vv9it9ye4g]

As a subscriber I've heard dozens and dozens and dozens of you guys reacting to all kinds of music but I just had a funny thought suppose you were trying to introduce somebody to reaction videos and this was the very first one?

[@carsoncummings2735]

Twisted insane underground psycho plz plz