Is Michael Bublé calling it quits on his singing career?
The Canadian musician is widely renowned for his singing, but he has stated that he would change occupations after discovering a new method to be successful.
According to TMZ Live, the "Save the Last Dance for Me" singer may abandon his singing career in favor of TikTok.
He has achieved international acclaim since the release of his self-titled debut album in 2003.
But in January, he released "I'll Never Not Love You," a follow-up to his 2009 single "Haven't Met You Yet."
Michael Bublé has sold over 75 million records throughout his career, but he believes his latest, "Higher," will be the best album ever.
The record is set to be released on Friday, but he is more enthused about another passion he has mastered in a matter of days - TikTok.
The award-winning musician told TMZ that he likes connecting with his fans on the app, but he believes it is more important for him to gain more followers than his wife, Lusana Lopilato.
Michael Bublé's debut video had 31.5 million views after his wife persuaded him to join the site in September.
He has gained over 1.7 million followers and 14.7 million likes since then, but he maintains that his wife is still winning the race.
His wife, on the other hand, has only had 11 Grammy nominations and four wins since 2008.
Why Michael Bublé Was Out of the Music Scene
Noah, his three-year-old son, was diagnosed with a rare cancer in 2016.
Noah had two years of intensive treatment, and Michael Bublé pledged that he would refrain from extensive tours, recording, and evil until he recovered.
The singer would create a play tent out of sheets for Noah when he was in the hospital.
However, his son recovered a few years later. He is now back with his ninth album "Higher" and has struck a bargain with God, per iNews.
Michael Bublé New Album
"Higher," the new album, will have new, fresh sounds as well as some iconic classics.
"I believe they're going to discover that [surprise journey] because I was so open to working with new individuals and doing different things," he hinted in an interview last month.
"I believe they will experience delight and enthusiasm."
Paul McCartney helped produce the song "My Valentine" for the album.
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