Have Michael Buble’s concerts turned into an external season of “The Voice”? It
might be so, but, unlike the TV-show, Buble has only one answer for the contestants, and
the answer is…
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During Buble’s recent show at Adelaide Entertainment Centre, a girl called Joanna Hosking had a
big moment in the spotlight when the crooner invited her to sing with him.
Joanna blew away the sold-out crowd and the star of the show, but she was very nervous
in the beginning.
What a great support! Joanna became much more self-confident after Buble helped her to realize
that a small mistake doesn’t make her a bad singer.
Maybe it wasn’t just a performance with the star but a life-changing experience for
the girl? Because that's exactly what Joanna, according to her father, is looking for.
Do you remember a similar thing that happened to a teenager Sam?
The video of Buble singingwith him went viral and grossed 26 million views on YouTube, but it wasn’t the end
of the story.
Later on, Sam’s mom decided to put him up for “The Voice UK”. Right before the blind
audition, Sam got an inspiring video message from Michael Buble. He went on stage, glowing
with happiness, did his best, and...
Even though the judges didn’t turn for him, he should remember that it is still the very
beginning of his professional journey! After all, Michael Buble himself has shown appreciation
of his voice and talent, which means a great future is waiting for this young man. Keep
up the great work, Sam!
Michael's collaboration with Sam was a sensation at that time, but, in fact, it’s not rare
for the singer to invite his fans on stage.
Some might claim it’s just a planned part of the show, but we believe that it’s all
about the crooner’s new philosophy, which he got out of big distress in his life.
Michael stepped back from the music industry after his son Noah was diagnosed with liver cancer in 2016.
Here is the touching post he shared with hisfans back then: “Luisana and I have put our careers on hold
in order to devote all our time and attention to helping Noah get well. At this difficult
time, we ask only for your prayers and respect for our privacy.”
Before this life-changing moment, Michael was actively involved in social media life,
and it wasn't always good for him. In 2015 the singer got into big trouble: he
caused a scandal by posting a photo of a woman without her permission. The singer faced a
huge backlash and was accused of “body-shaming”: he didn’t just post the photo but also added
controversial hashtags to it.
Another controversial story, caused by social media, happened to the 44-year-old in October
2018, when “Channel 4” tweeted that Noah, his son, had died.
The tweet was sent out during the Buble’s emotional speech about Noah’s brave battle
with cancer on the Carpool Karaoke with James Corden.
Although the tweet disappeared immediately, quite a number of people had spotted it before
it was deleted.
Buble requested the public to respect his privacy but, nevertheless, the singer’s
family stayed in the cyber world’s spotlight.
Apparently, Buble didn’t want to be burned by social media anymore.
During the 2020 Australian tour Michael announced that he’s decided to quit his Instagram
and Twitter accounts and stop posting photos of himself or his family. It was shocking
for the singer’s fans.
Buble admitted that he felt like he wasn't being 'present' enough for his family, and
lamented the narcissism that comes with using Instagram.
Here’s what the dad-of-three told “The Daily Telegraph”:
“A lot of it was a philosophical change of really trying to choose to just be in the
moment and to, like, wake up in the morning and to check myself and go, ‘Hey dude, you
are a lucky man. Go out there and show your kids with your actions.’ Because most of
my life was spent being a narcissistic d**k.” Even though Buble still has his Twitter and
Instagram accounts, from now on they will only be managed by his team. So, don’t expect
the singer to see your comments or replies: he doesn’t have access to his profiles,
and, he swears, never will again.
Seems like the hitmaker’s priorities have changed completely during the two-year professional
break.
Thankfully, now the crooner’s son’s cancer is in remission. Also, Buble is currently
on a big Australian tour, and he has announced a new one in the U. K.
Life is good again for the famous Canadian, huh?
Buble sings with his fans, expresses love for life, jokes about Matthew McConaughey’s voice on “The Graham Norton Show”
and does his very best in every performance he’s a part of.
The singer claims that now - after he’s been through hell - he’s finally grateful
and liberated as a human, as an artist, and as an entertainer.
Even though it will be harder for us to stalk the crooner without social media, and not
all of us will be lucky enough to sing with him on the same stage, let’s just be happy
for Buble and look forward to his new hits.