Nancy Sinatra Slams Trump's 'My Way' Post

0:00On April 20th, Nancy Sinatra is calling out Donald Trump for sharing a video of her dad Frank singing, My Way, on True Social. Trump posted it right before heading out from his golf club in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, treating it like one of his favorite tracks. A follower flagged it to Nancy on X, and she hit back quick, labeling the whole thing a sacrilege. She made it clear she couldn't stop it herself, saying only the publishers have that power. Nancy's jumped in, and Nancy amplified posts stressing her father's straight-of-loved Trump. One said Trump might dig Sinatra, but Sinatra had zero love for him. Turns out My Way wasn't even Frank's original. It started as a French tune, called Colme ABC in 1967, then Paul Anca flipped it to English for Sinatra's big hit. Publishers like Because Music and Primary Wave hold the rights, but sharing a video online doesn't need a license like rallies do. Entertainment Weekly reached out to Nancy's team, so we'll see more drops on this family

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