Nancy Sinatra Slams Trump Over 'My Way' Use

0:00It's April 20th. This is Entertainment in Celebrity News Today, your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. Nancy Sinatra just fired shot at Donald Trump for playing her dad, Frank's classic, My Way. The 85-year-old singer called it, Straight Up Sacrilege, after Trump posted a video Frank performing the 1969 hit on Truth. Social Last Saturday, April 18th. She jumped on X the same day, slamming the post, and followed up Sunday by reposting a fan who said Trump loved Sinatra, but Sinatra didn't love him. Back. When asked if she could stop it, Nancy said no, only the publishers like, because music and primary wave have that power. That tune, written by Paul Anka as Frank's retirement swan song, blew up so big it kept him from hanging up the mic. It's been covered by over a hundred artists, from Elvis Presley to the Sex Pistols, even got its own documentary narrated by Jane Fonda at Cannes Last. May. Nancy's no stranger to Trump beef.

1:01She called him insane in a danger back in March. Her clapback fits a pattern with artists like Celine Dion, Bruce Springsteen, and Olivia Rodrigo pushing back hard against him, using their tracks for, campaigns without permission. Some have loyered up or sent cease and desists, but with publishers holding the keys here, this music viewed might keep spinning like a vinyl record on.