Gen Z's First Time Reacting To Frank Sinatra - My Way (Live MSG 1974)
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No arguing with her. She's seeing and understanding his brilliant singing. He's perfectly phrasing his singing. He's perfectly singing this song. He's not saying the words, he's singing brilliantly and perfect. She's 100% right on her thinking. At his age and his vast experience, he has total command of the stage and his audience. Frank had many more years left. She has the feel how she listens. Keep up the great reactions you two.
She's coming along for sure. Shows the power of Elvis, his music, charisma, stage presence, etc.
This young lady gets it......she is brilliant
Huge props to the young lady in this reaction. She felt, listened, and heard Sinatra’s gift. He pulls you in. He softens and elevates when needed. He draws you in and sets the tone for the story he’s about to tell. Sorry but this guy has no clue, I think he came in with a preconceived notion. He was already giving the gold to Elvis and his recording when he hadn’t even heard it nor given Frank the opportunity to finish the song. To the young lady, open up Sinatra’s vast recordings I know you’ll appreciate one of the greatest performers to ever live. Remember before there was the Beatles, Elvis, Micheal Jackson, any countless other huge talents there was and will always be one FRANK SINATRA!
It's not a 5 or 6 rating. It's a 10. She loved it. Elvis has a different interpretation in his brilliant singing.
Her smile, seconds in, says it all. She's hearing it and feeling it, pops. also lollll at the later silent *smile* *DUH* and just overall, the timbre of his voice is so, so pleasant, always.
She gets it. This is brilliant storytelling in a song. The build up is what makes it.
It's called song dynamics. You're not supposed to sing the entire song in the same volume with the same emphasis and the same energy. It's telling a story. He's in the middle of Madison Square Garden, creating an intimate moment with thousands of people. LIVE. With no auto-tune. At 58 years old.
Both are brilliant. But it makes me happy she's feeling it for Sinatra. There's hope for this generation.
This song was written specifically for Sinatra from Paul Anka
HILARIOUS that she's feeling it and not dad!😂😂 I totally expected the opposite, lol.
Not dad. Big bro.
@@AngusCaleb Oh, haha.👍
She’s 100% correct. Nobody sings a song like Sinatra. You can’t explain it, but when you hear it you know it.
Other songs for review.
Old Man River Live Version.
Lady is a Tramp with Ella Fitzgerald (Duet) Live.
It Was a Very Good Year (In the studio)
I think you mean the Lady is a Tramp, not Luck be a lady.
🙈 Thank you I corrected my mistake 😊
and yeah, the difference, the build-up, THAT'S how the story is being told. dynamics are REQUIRED.
The guys knows it all before he had heard the entire song. The girl is great, she gets it.
That's Life is my favorite Sinatra song!
Remember that Sinatra was more than 30 years older than Elvis version
This song was written by Paul Anka specifically for Frank Sinatra. It’s his song all the way.
My way ist the Sinatra Song hes singing with soul and passion and with His life Story you believe every Word of the Song 5 Points man ....
This guy's nuts. She's right
She is correct on this one.
Before Elvis, the Beatles or Michael Jackson, Frank was the OG. He was the first Crooner to make women cry and faint at his concerts. Also take notice that he was singing this towards the end of his life and his energy wasn't the same but his phrasing and timing was magical. It's really hard to believe that the young girl understood and felt the song better than the gentleman. WOW!!!! Maybe in a few decades, he'd listen to this song again and get it.
Considering how the music scene looks these days you guys are arguing between Elvis and Frankie. Two legends, while nobodies like Taylor Swift (can't hum a bar on any song of her) rules the school. Fuck modern music scene. Keep enjoying the legends guys.
The young lady gets it! this is a dissapointing reaction as Elvis Presley and Sinatra have entirely different styles..This is Franks song!
only Frank had the ability to do that.
Young man this was Mr Sinatra's song!!! Even Elvis would tell you that!!
I’ll be honest watching her from the beginning and how she was feeling it like she said “you can feel it in your soul” and this dude ripped it away. The joy she was having being drawn in to the song and once he paused it and shit on it she had to regretfully go into defense mode cause this dude has no clue what good music is. I hope you have the chance to watch this again alone and enjoy fully what Sinatra was conveying without interruption. Please do a review on some of Sinatra’s other songs solo!
The guy: lack of neurons
React too the 2008 remaster THEN IT WILL BE BETTER
Also, if y'all haven't before, I will bet you'd both be into some of Lady Gaga's jazz performances.
This is Sinatra song. Forget Elvis for this
I mean, I guess some people just disrespect one of the greatest singers of all time or some people just don’t get it but whatever
Frank Sinatra is the best. I rest my case.
Well, this song spent 75 weeks in the Top 40, so you (Mr not MS) and Elvis are out voted.
Listen to your daughter there bud!😝
No comparison to Elvis!
😂😂 Love the debate. Your sister is correct in a way. Frank Sinatra is brilliant, but I have to agree with you. Elvis' version is so much better. Elvis sings with so much soul and so much passion that these lyrics hit completely different when he sings it. I'm going through your videos and I can't wait to get to Elvis' version to see both of your reactions.
I get why some people prefer Elvis but at the same time, I don't. You can say 'sure Elvis did it his way', if you mean he drugged and overate his way to an early grave. But Sinatra truly did do it his way and often came out a winner and made it to 82. That is why the lyric is so much more appropriate for him, not Elvis!
Furthermore, it is well known that Sinatra really did not like the lyric of the song because it was so triumphalist and bombastic, which is how he recorded it in the studio in late '68. But as the years passed, the interpretation changed - as here - to reduce the "look at me, aren't I a demi-god?" vibe, which I think is why Elvis' "pedal to the metal" version is appealing for so many.
@@nollaeel5697Lyrics aside. I was referring to Elvis' delivery of the song. So much more powerful than Sinatra's version.
Furthermore, saying Elvis "drugged and overate his way to an early grave" is extremely disrespectful.
Elvis was given prescription drugs by a professional physician, medication to help him with his medical problems, mainly anxiety and insomnia. However, these prescription drugs were highly addictive. Not Elvis' fault. When your doctor prescribes you medication, you trust that they are giving you something that will help. People get addicted to prescription drugs all the time, it's not uncommon, and once the drug has you, it's almost impossible to stop.
I'm sure Elvis didn't CHOOSE to get addicted, and judging him over something that was totally out of his control isn't fair, which is kinda what you implied when you said "You can say 'sure Elvis did it his way', if you mean he drugged and overate his way to an early grave", or something to that effect. I'm paraphrasing right now.
Also, I'm assuming that you are referring to Elvis' "size" in 1977, when you say he "overate". Yes, his diet wasn't the healthiest, but the way he looked in 1977 had nothing to do with overeating. He had some serious medical problems, which left him bloated....medical problems that were hereditary. His mom and daughter passed away of the exact same medical problems. His mom was also bloated before she passed away.....
This information comes straight from the Memphis Mafia when they were asked about Elvis' "weight" at the end.
If you really looked into it, during 1977, within days of each other, you can see he looks more bloated one day and then less bloated a few days later, etc. This was not fat.
I was not trying to be disrespectful to Frank Sinatra when I commented that I preferred Elvis' version of this song.
Furthermore, maybe I misinterpreted your comment about Sinatra reducing the "look at me, aren't I a demi-god", then saying people may find Elvis' pedal to the metal version more appealing.
Are you saying that Elvis' version is him boasting and referring to himself as a demi-god? If so, then I'm sorry, but I have to disagree with you. Elvis was the most humble person ever. He never put himself above others. If that's not what you meant, then please elaborate.
Have a good day. ✌🏻
NOT ANYWHERE NEAR AS GOOD AS ELVIS
How about the one who wrote the song and arranged it? Paul Anka. He sang it great too. Different interpretations.
Have you never heard of crooners??? This was the exact style this song was written for. Sorry Dad, you missed the mark here. Your daughter understands much more than you do
Mr. you are a bully. Let her keep her opinion. She is doing it her way.
The man was in his 60’s at the time, Elvis was a lot younger, you can’t compare Elvis to Sinatra. Sinatra has been doing it since the 40’s and opened the door to all entertainers
Hey Girl! Lose that guy and do your own reaction.
All elvis did was steal a bunch of songs and techniques, never gave any credit, made a couple of decent songs and mostly "okay" songs. And then he wears a onesie and dies on the fucking toilet. I can already tell looking at this guy on the left that he would probably empathize with someone like that.
Why is bro trying to convince her that the legendary Frank Sinatra is not amazing. 😂
If you’re so much in the minority maybe it’s you. 🤷🏻♂️
I prefer Elvis.
If I was your father I would insist you break-up with this guy after this insult to Sinatra. You can do better.
Sounds like you got zero taste in music my dude
I love Elvis but he can't touch Frank on this song. You have to understand the phrasing, hes very old and live here, the Album version of course was better. Frank is a Jazz guy, Elvis is not.
Frank sounds flat and emotionally distant. Elvis sounds so much better. I have never understood why Frank was popular.
You never understood why he was popular - are you serious! How about learn more of him and listen to much more of his performances and then you will!!! Gee's - sorry but pretty ridiculous thing to come out with.
You are so wrong and she is so right! No way is this just okay - yes l love the Elvis version but you are making a big mistake going on about it in direct comparison to Franks - Frank Sinatras is different and whole setup of it is more laid back until the finale but Sinatras is still filled with feeling also...l mean come on how can you not hear the voice and what that conveys whilst singing it. And this being even in his elder years he still put that emotion into it. There is a very good reason why Sinatra was called the voice of the century, and it is that emotion in his voice that is in this, just okay - it isn't!