Frank Sinatra‘s daughter agreed Dr. Dr And Snoop DoggUsing the late jazz legend’s likeness in her new Still GIN commercial.

The ad, which debuted on Tuesday, December 10, features Dre and Snoop, as well as AI-generated versions of Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr.

Frank Sinatra died in 1998 and Sammy Davis Jr. in 1990.

Frank Sinatra’s daughter talks AI advertising with Snoop Dogg

Tina Sinatra shared PEOPLE that it was both “exciting and surreal” to watch a replica of her father with artificial intelligence appear in the time-consuming Still GIN commercial with Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg interacted.

“Dr. “Seeing Dre and Snoop Dogg alongside my dad and Sammy Davis Jr. in such a revolutionary way is both exciting and surreal,” she told the outlet. “It is a celebration of timeless art, the breaking of barriers and the enduring legacy of collaboration across generations.”

Still GIN, jointly owned by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg and launched in February, worked with their creative agency Rosewood Creative, renowned director Dave Meyers and generative AI company Metaphysic to produce the ad.

Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg meet Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. in new GIN ad

In the new ad, the late musicians are shown chatting in formal wear at a swanky bar when they notice Dre and Snoop walking through the crowded room. As he observes the other guests’ excitement over the two rappers, the “Fly Me to the Moon” singer remarks, “Who the fuck are these guys?”

Davis Jr. replies, “I heard they’re the new gangsters in town.”

Curious, Sinatra asks the bartender to introduce her to the newcomers. After the meeting, they decide to have a drink together. “So, what brings you joy? What do you drink?” asks Davis Jr., whereupon Snoop and Dre mention their brand of gin.

“OK. Still GIN for everyone!” explains Sinatra, triggering cheers from the crowd.

“Ol’ Blue Eyes” died in 1998

Frank Sinatra died on May 14, 1998 at the age of 82 as a result of a heart attack. He died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, California, with his wife Barbara at his side. Sinatra struggled with numerous health problems in the years before his death, which contributed to his deteriorating condition.

In addition to the heart problems that ultimately led to his death, Sinatra suffered from cardiovascular problems and had suffered several heart attacks in the past. He also dealt with other serious health problems, including high blood pressure, bladder cancer and respiratory diseases.

Towards the end of his life, Sinatra’s health continued to deteriorate and he began to experience symptoms of dementia, affecting his memory and cognitive abilities.

How Frank Sinatra got his nickname “Scarface.”

At birth, Frank Sinatra was initially considered stillborn due to his blue complexion and difficulty breathing. He was born in his parents’ kitchen-living room in New Jersey and weighed an extraordinary 13.5 pounds. In the womb, Sinatra grew to an estimated height of 1.70 meters and had to be delivered with forceps to bring him into the world.

While the doctor focused on caring for Sinatra’s mother, his grandmother took the lifeless child, held him under cold water, hit him on the back and successfully resuscitated him. To add to the drama of his arrival, Sinatra was supposed to be named after his father, but a mix-up led to the priest naming him after his godfather, Frank Garrick. Exhausted by the ordeal, his mother decided to leave the name unchanged.

The forceps used to deliver him left lasting marks, including facial scars on the left side of his face, jaw, neck and a cauliflower ear. As a teenager, these scars earned him the nickname “Scarface” from his peers. Throughout his career, Sinatra went to great lengths to hide these insecurities. He regularly dabbed his scars before performances and avoided being photographed on his left side. His height was another source of self-confidence, causing him to wear elevated boots to appear taller.

How many children did Frank Sinatra have?

Frank Sinatra was married to Nancy Barbato Sinatra, Ava Gardner, Mia Farrow and Barbara Marx Sinatra. With his first wife Nancy, he had three children: Nancy Jr., Tina and Frank Sinatra Jr. Both Nancy Jr. and Frank Jr. followed in their father’s footsteps and pursued careers in the music industry.

While Sinatra is officially recognized as the father of three children, there has been speculation about the possibility that investigative journalist Ronan Farrow could be his biological son. Legally, Ronan is the son of Mia Farrow and Woody Allen, born in 1987 – more than a decade after Sinatra and Mia Farrow’s divorce. However, persistent theories about Ronan’s striking resemblance to Sinatra have fueled public curiosity and debate about a possible connection.

Despite the rumors, no definitive evidence has been presented to support these claims.