This is a real man's anthem of a song. Very powerful. Awesome to see you two doing these old legendary classics.

Paul Anka wrote this song for Frank. In his book he said Mr Sinatra bugged him for years” Hey kid when you gonna write me something “ and wow did it turn out to be one hell of a song.☮️🇨🇦

I remember listening to this song at a low time in my life and feeling the power of this man’s message surge through me. I told myself I would not be a man who lived on his knees and have sought to live by that sentiment since. God bless

I conducted my own Dad's funeral, we played this at the Chapel just before the end. My Dad used to sing it sometimes at the working men's club. It summed up his life, and was a fitting send off.

My grandfather worked for Sinatra. This song gets me every time. My grandfather was my hero, he did things his way, and taught me to do things my way. ❤️ I cry every time I hear this❤️ I miss my grandfather. All I have left is a signed letter from Sinatra and a few others.

I like all his versions, but the original release makes me euphoric.

My pops loved this song. He fought and worked his ass off to provide for us. Every time in the car when it came on a big smile on his face and tears from his eyes. RIP dad! Thanks guys for reacting.

This song has been played at more than a few funerals. It really is one of those special songs that has remained a great and will probably be for a very long time to come.

This one really does describe the way he lived his life, perfectly. For a fun one, try out 'That's why the lady is a tramp'. Frank was a member of the 'Rat Pack', including him along with Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Jerry Lewis, & Peter Lawford.

This song will play at my funeral, hands down❤

You should listen to a performance of this when he was younger...while this is great it's even more powerful in his younger days!

I was diagnosed with very severe emphysema on 5/11/2022. My fault, did it to myself: smoking, constant campfires, candles and incense with no ventilation. So, to tell my family and friends, I said no words. I sent this song to each and everyone of them. I did it my way. Few regrets.

Check out Frank singing OLD MAN RIVER in 1946 when he was 18 and his voice is amazing....stunning

If you thought this was a song that would be played at the end of your life, check out Frank's version of "It Was A Very Good Year." A powerful song like this, and perhaps even more introspective. There's a black and white video of him in the studio with the orchestra recording it. One of the very best.

Paul anka wrote this beautiful song for frank to sing ....

Played this at my Dad's funeral. This was my dad without a doubt.

No One could song this song like Frank!! He feels every word and he did live his life 'His Way' Simply amazing performance 👏

My dad plays this every time he finishes the tax season on the ride home he just blares it

Every man’s soundtrack to life. Good or bad, this is where we landed .

Oh ... if you could hear his recorded version done when he was much younger and had a stronger voice ... amazing!!

A beautiful reaction to a beautiful song from two beautiful humans, thank you!❤

Fabulous song!! One of my all time favorites. Thanks for this and I’m so glad you got to experience this!!!

This song is played a lot on funerals here. Great song.

I remember my professor in law school back in 2005 talking about this song, telling the class that this song is an "ACHIEVER'S SONG" and he discussed its lyrics phrase by phrase and what it means.... Fast forward to present, I've had my own fair share of what the lyrics meant and relating it to what I've gone through in my academic journey. All the memory just flashed into my head, I felt it, I shivered and understand what the song meant for me as I successfully earned my 4th Degree starting from Political Science, Law, Master's Degree and Finally my Ph.D. It just made me cry...

So Nostalgic We had Sinatra playing in our house when I was a kid all the time.

There was a Black dude from West Virginia on America got Talent that sang this song . His name is Landau Murphy Jr. that you should watch!

When my mother took her last breath this song came on through the speakers!!!

That was a beautiful reaction. It hits men differently. Everyone actually. But since it was his first time reaction, it was beautiful to see.

My cousin sang this song at my other cousins memorial because he always did things "My Way" and he sang it at his father's memorial too, it's a great way to send loved ones off on their journey! Thank you for letting me sit in with you today and viewing your reaction! It always tears me up too!

Atrue clasic...this speaks to man's/woman's mortality...to take a stand,to have integrity and self Love and respect are the keys to success...Ty guys

Sinatra was definately a major a major part of the history of music in American history, and I find that now, at the age of 65, this song truly speaks to me.

Saw Sinatra 3 times in concert. I took my high school kids . He would close his show with this.

Now THAT'S a song with real poetic, meaningful and eloquent lyrics

There's an old Sicilian proverb that says : THERE ARE 3 WAYS OF DOING ANYTHING : THE RIGHT WAY , THE WRONG WAY AND MY WAY ❤

Great reaction. It’s super dope to see a guy that can wear his emotions on his sleeve like this. Most dudes are too proud or not enough man to admit they have a sensitive side. Big ups to you my man.

This Frank Anthem was actually originally sung and owned by the amazing singer, song writer Paul Anka. Many musicians have covered this over the years but none with the phrasing and vocals if Sinatra. As a fan, when Bon Jovi wrote their hit " It's My Life" they included a line "Like Frank I did it t My Way" as part of the main chorus and lyrics to their song.

Love this song so much! When I was younger I told myself that if I could sing this song at the end of my life - and mean it, I will know I lived a good life.

Growing up in NYC in the 70-80s, there was a radio station, WNEW-AM, which really backed and promoted Sinatra and other crooners. Riding in my grandfather's big ole caddie on a warm wet night thru the streets of NYC listening to Frank. Thanks grandpa.

They played this song at my father's funeral. My father lived his life like that.

Written by Paul Anka, one of the best songs ever written and recorded. It´s was my late mothers favorite song, and the first bithday present I ever bought for her, for my pocket money when i was 5 years old, and actually i still have that record. Love this song. if you love this song, then try and do a reaction to it with the classic pop band Il Divo, they do an absolutely fantastic version of it.

Frank Sinatra was my dad’s favorite singer. At his memorial we played music from my dad’s time (born in 1932) as people came in and paid their condolences. Before the service started, the music wrapped up with this song. On my first birthday after my dad died, I was out with friends. I excused myself to use the mens room. This song was playing over the speakers in the mens room. Yes, I broke out in tears. Just like I do whenever I hear it now.

This is a french song " comme d'habitude " by claude françois and reinterpreted by paul anka and sinatra. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

If you haven't already another couple of songs that were signature songs for Frank Sinatra where that's life and strangers in the night. He also did a duet with his daughter Nancy Sinatra call somethin stupid😊❤

Paul Anka wrote this just for Frank Sinatra when he was talking about retiring he did for a little while before he went back to work. It was supposed to be his last song but didn't work out that way. Elvis also did this song after Frank.

I’m very very impressed with both of your reactions to this song, Frank Sinatra had a voice of gold and you’re right that they don’t make songs like this anymore, it does really make you put things in perspective

Love some Frank. Thank you guys.

Incredible song. This may be a bit dark, but, yes, this is on my funeral song list to be played at my wake. To me, it's definitely a life affirming song, and not sad at all.

This sounded like it was Frank singing in his later years. The original version of his when he's younger is noticeably different. However, this song is a roadmap to the way Frank lived his life. He was friends with JFK but also Had some mob ties. He was married a few (4) times. He acted in many movies and danced in some. He was a member and leader of "The Rat Pack" which was a group of entertainers that performed in Vegas for years (Sinatra, Dean Martin, Peter Lawford, Sammy Davis Jr. and Joey Bishop. Joey was a comedian. Sinatra broke many barriers back in the day by refusing to appear in many hotel nightclubs unless they would let Sammy Davis Jr. stay there while they were performing together. When Sammy had a very serious car accident and lost his eye, Frank paid All of his medical bills. You need to checkout Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. (Sammy was the consummate entertainer, he did it all: sing, dance, act, play several musical instruments and did impersonations. Sammy started out in Vaudeville at the age of 3 with his dad and uncle (Will Maston). Songs of Sammy's to checkout: Birth of the Blues, Bojangles, What Kind of Fool am I. There are videos of him playing drums and tapping. Dean Martin songs: That's Amore, Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime, Ain't That a Kick in the Head, For The Good Times. More Sinatra songs: Fly Me To The Moon, The Lady Is a Tramp, New York New York, I've got you Under My Skin, Come Fly With Me. These are just some suggestions.

This song is how every man wants to live his life. You admit your mistakes, but if you've done it right they won't be that many. Strong, Proud, Fair and Honest, let no man do you wrong and you do no wrong towards another. Be your own man, a man of his word, Integrity. All that is easier said than done as we all have bosses and situations etc... but that's what makes it so meaningful. My favorite line - "To say the things he truly feels, and not the words of one who kneels" Frank definitely did it his way. Great Reaction

You should listen to Elvis sing "My Way" from the Aloha from Hawaii concert. It was the first concert broadcast by satellite (1973) with over 1 billion people watching it from more than 40 countries. 🙂 It's always been my fav song! Oh and they did play the Frank version at my Dads funeral.

Paul Anka wrote this for Frank

This song was written for Frank Sinatra by Paul anka. The song is about his life.

Lyrics everyone can relate. Amazing song, one of the best in History and Sinatra is a Goat

You should listen to his "IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR" it is ALSO a song that makes you look at your life. That might make you shed a tear as well, as it does me. Have you listened to him singing "NEW YORK, NEW YORK. You are right that music today doesn't have subject matter and lyrics like these. They don't make you think, most don't have much of a melody, and, they just leave me cold. I don't even listen to music today at all, any more. I stick to what I grew up with and the music I was exposed to that came before I was born in 1947, thanks to my mother and my musician father. Every genre you can think of.

The woman is all "yay music" The man is "I feel this deep in my soul"

So good! What a great video. A classic song by Frank.

This recording was from a concert when he was in his 70's.

this was written by paul anka another great singer

The G.O.A.T. in the 20th Century and beyond. The Chairman of the Board. Frank

The album by Frank with Count Basie Orchestra Live at the Sands Hotel is a swinging banger.

Shout out to Paul Anka reinterpretation of this French song it’s timeless .. it’s an inspiration to those of us with time Left and a legacy song for those that have passed on .. I always think of my dad

One of my all time favorites. I have recommended this for quite some time. I'm so glad to see you guys get to it. Yall are still my favorite KZfaqrs

I'm a Dino can but song of Frank's sends shivers down my spine.

It was my Grandmother's favorite song..... As soon as I walked in that church is South Philly, this was playing. I can't hear it enough! We miss ya Gommy!

From the sound of this it's an older performance as his voice is not as it was in his prime. He had a golden voice in his youth.

Loved listening to this fantastic song, with you. This song touches everybody's heart.

this is one of those songs that reminds us of how we're supposed to be living...!!!!!!!!

Check out Frank & The Count Basie Orchestra, doing “Fly Me To The Moon”

I just love the way you both are mesmerized by this man's voice and this song. This is Frank'e signature song ! (Old Blue Eyes ) was Frank's nickname..

Our one and only brother sang that song at our dad's funeral, well he broke down singing it, there wasn't a dry in the church that day

Check out "FLY ME TO THE MOON "with Count Basie Orchestra conducted by Quincy Jones and his rendition of "MACK THE KNIFE " also with Mr. Jones.

It's about individualism, which has been a curse as well as a positive characteristic of American and, originally, British way of doing things.

Check out "Summer Wind" and "It was a Very Good Year"

Elvis sang My Way . in his last concert before he died. Epic Performance. TNT Check it out please.

Another "soundtrack of your life" song is "Against the Wind" by Bob Seger and the Silver Bullert Band.

One of my All-Time favorites!

My Way should be your personal Highway !!!

Also Frank was part of the rat pack back in the day... With him, Peter lawford, Sammy Davis jr, Joey bishop, and Dean Martin who is another crooner... Check out Dean Martin You're nobody till somebody loves you and everybody loves somebody sometime❤

Another self-reflecting song would be "Woe The Luck'', a great tune from the early 70's by Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks. Little known but hugely relatable.

I love what you guys do, great work

Cycles- Frank Sinatra.... is one that relate to so very much as well.

Nice job y'all, Frank Sinatra-That's Life, Fly Me to the Moon, New York New York are very good also plus Ella Fitzgerald- Cry Me a River, Summertime and Louis Armstrong- What a Wonderful World, Hello Brother and La Vie en Rose

Great song. Great post.

You got the live 1974 recording at Madison Square Garden. Was broadcast on ABC.

Its Claude François a French singer who wrote it. Paul Anka translated it.

What a rich buttery tone, but with some edge.

Sinatra was called the CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD he was that good. Also check out Sinatra at the sands

Best funeral song EVER 👏👏👏

great natural voice, no fu**** autotune

How can an adult, born and raised in the US, older than 4 years old, have never listened to MY WAY???

Dedicated to my Dad at his funeral. born in 1933..

Every man should want this for himself, his father, and his sons. Be yourself. Find a dream. Chase it. Even if you fail, you will have lived a life of purpose.

A great song by one of the all time great singers. Try "Love's Been Good to Me" my personal favourite of his.

Amen brother. I feel it every time I hear it.

Old blue eyes definately did it his way until the day he died.

Check out Elvis and Frank when Elvis came back from army. It was a welcome home show. They did duet. Elvis sang My Way 1973 live Aloha in Hawaii concert.

Nobody survives Retirement!

Love it!!! Please check out Elvis singing this song! His version makes me cry!!!!

birth of the blues with dean martin and sammy davis jr

You were bang on with your comment about a song for someone's retirement. Check out the commercial they had as a tribute to Derek Jeter to this song as he walks through the streets of NYC at the end of his career. It was fantastic and I am not even a Yankkes fan, but tip my cap to Jeter.