He was involved with the mob, no doubt. if you see in a interview where he says he's not, he looks right and stutters, people who most always speak their mind are bad liars.
The thing is, Frank wasn't involved in any mafia activities... He knew some of the guys from childhood and in Jersey you were family. Frank was loyal to family despite public opinion. So he sang at a few functions.
If the mafia backed him in to getting noticed, so what, lets say thank you to the mafia then, the talent was there, his voice is the best in the world
This video is racist. Frank Sinatra is a hero. This is another attempt by WASPs at destroying the name of Italian Americans. Just because Frank Sinatra is Italian doesn't mean he's associated with the so called mafia.
Yep Sinatra, Dean Martin, Al Martino, and other italian american singers were involved with the mob. It's a real shame the mob killed Kennedy cause him and Sinatra were good friends.
@BowendaBeast Some people think the mob wouldn't have killed Kennedy because Kennedy was trying to get rid of Castro and that would enable the mob to go back to Cuba. Jim Garrison was Carlos Marcello's man in New Orleans.
@1915fas That's very true also if the mafia has "rats" all the time these days that give valuable information to the authorities I wonder why no one hasn't ratted the mafia to the FBI? This is why I love the Kennedy conspiracy there's just so much that's questionable.
@BowendaBeast I think Vincent Bugliosi's book Reclaiming History refutes the conspiracy theories completely. I always wondered what happened to Oswald's curtain rods which he brought to work that day.
A few Italians in NYC once told me that they(the families) loved Frank so much they did anything for him back in the days. THEY protected him more than he was willing to do for himself. They made sure NO money.....nor connections were ever traced back to him. And that several guys went to jail to protect Sinatra.........besides; all he ever did was sing. They just backed him up. If it wasnt for their support......we'd have missed out on a great voice. a legend.
Affiliated more than likely. Committing crimes highly doubtful. Back then everyone was in a street gang or affiliated with the mob in some sort of form or another. They ran everything.
some interesting photos in this video.
PlayIt4MeAgainSam 2 months ago
He was involved with the mob, no doubt. if you see in a interview where he says he's not, he looks right and stutters, people who most always speak their mind are bad liars.
de8struction 2 months ago
The thing is, Frank wasn't involved in any mafia activities... He knew some of the guys from childhood and in Jersey you were family. Frank was loyal to family despite public opinion. So he sang at a few functions.
court5185 2 months ago
was he?=
csanchez54 3 months ago
sinatra was a poof
rabbithog 4 months ago
i know this probably sounds a bit psycho-ish, but i love him even more after i found out that he was involved with the mafia
dreamtowngirl 4 months ago
Sinatra is intrepreted by "Jhony" in the Godfather xd
martincitoo69 5 months ago
He probably had the hottest mug shot EVER
marbrisal85 11 months ago 2
If the mafia backed him in to getting noticed, so what, lets say thank you to the mafia then, the talent was there, his voice is the best in the world
bigpudding8888 11 months ago 5
in the godfather, johnny fontane is supposed to represent frank sinatra.
spacecase3196 11 months ago 2
Sinatra was a dirty greaseball.
StoneyMcJuicyBuds 11 months ago
This video is racist. Frank Sinatra is a hero. This is another attempt by WASPs at destroying the name of Italian Americans. Just because Frank Sinatra is Italian doesn't mean he's associated with the so called mafia.
SiciliansRule 11 months ago
Yep Sinatra, Dean Martin, Al Martino, and other italian american singers were involved with the mob. It's a real shame the mob killed Kennedy cause him and Sinatra were good friends.
BowendaBeast 1 year ago
@BowendaBeast Some people think the mob wouldn't have killed Kennedy because Kennedy was trying to get rid of Castro and that would enable the mob to go back to Cuba. Jim Garrison was Carlos Marcello's man in New Orleans.
1915fas 7 months ago
@1915fas That's very true also if the mafia has "rats" all the time these days that give valuable information to the authorities I wonder why no one hasn't ratted the mafia to the FBI? This is why I love the Kennedy conspiracy there's just so much that's questionable.
BowendaBeast 7 months ago
@BowendaBeast I think Vincent Bugliosi's book Reclaiming History refutes the conspiracy theories completely. I always wondered what happened to Oswald's curtain rods which he brought to work that day.
1915fas 7 months ago
@I3renno
that's so offensive
you are forgetting about pizza delivery
BlueLeopard200 1 year ago
A few Italians in NYC once told me that they(the families) loved Frank so much they did anything for him back in the days. THEY protected him more than he was willing to do for himself. They made sure NO money.....nor connections were ever traced back to him. And that several guys went to jail to protect Sinatra.........besides; all he ever did was sing. They just backed him up. If it wasnt for their support......we'd have missed out on a great voice. a legend.
translationwiz 1 year ago
Affiliated more than likely. Committing crimes highly doubtful. Back then everyone was in a street gang or affiliated with the mob in some sort of form or another. They ran everything.
ksull72487 1 year ago
wats the name of the song plz tell me
Fallenheroes742 1 year ago
@Fallenheroes742 After I Say I'm Sorry - Frank Sinatra
FrankSinatraFanbase 1 year ago
@FrankSinatraFanbase
excuse me where can i find that song ? it is colombia records or tommy dorsey ?
baronsnearls 1 year ago
I wished Rocky Marciano knocked Sinatra's block off.
TheSpoiler001 1 year ago
@I3renno I can see that your an open minded fella, but where did your brain go?
TheSpoiler001 1 year ago 6
The image at 1:22 is that a real photo, or an art piece?
batrama310 1 year ago
Really doesnt matter he did what he had to do to live his life, its doesnt mean he was a bad person , and no one should look at it that way
TheFreestyler999 2 years ago
Theres a standard of class to his music. Brilliant.
ThisIsRickyGervais 2 years ago
Frank Sinatara - After I Say Im sorry, im prettyy sure that it!!
bellasonja 2 years ago 3
Seriously man, where did you get this song? I love it :D
please reply.
swampdonkeyf 2 years ago