Michael Bublé has reigned supreme as the undisputed king of Christmas for a decade and the singer/songwriter is celebrating the 10 year anniversary of his iconic holiday album.
The Canadian crooner, 46, exclusively sat down with DailyMailTV to discuss his perennial festive hits and how he feels about the many viral Michael Bublé Christmas memes floating around the internet this time of year.
During his chat the four-time Grammy winner revealed that the holiday season has new meaning for him since his young son Noah was diagnosed with cancer five years ago at the age of three.
Michael Bublé is comin' to town: Michael Bublé exclusively sat down with DailyMailTV to discuss the 10 year anniversary of his hit holiday album and revealed how his son's cancer diagnosis changed how he looks at Christmas
'I remember very distinctly I said, "no, I'm not making a Christmas album, I'm making the Christmas album",' Michael said with a grin.
It's been 10 years since the iconic album, aptly titled Christmas, was released and the multiplatinum recording artist made good on his promise selling well over 4 million copies.
'One of the first records that had a big impact on me was Bing Crosby, the White Christmas album, and it was my introduction to jazz and those wonderful crooners. I was like, "Oh my God, this moved me".'
'I figured, you know what, this is going to be... This is going to be a good record. People are going to like this,' he said, adding that he really had 'no idea' Michael Bublé Christmas would be a holiday juggernaut.
'I remember very distinctly I said, "no, I'm not making a Christmas album, I'm making the Christmas album",' Michael said with a grin.
Festive favorite: It's been 10 years since the iconic album, aptly titled Christmas, was released and the multiplatinum recording artist made good on his promise selling well over 4 million copies
To commemorate the anniversary, the superstar recorded two new songs including Christmas Sweater which is featured in the very dark holiday film Silent Night.
A longtime lover of all things Christmas, Michael revealed to DailyMailTV that he sees the holiday and his role in it much differently since his son Noah, eight, was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer five years ago.
'It's crazy because when I made this record, I didn't even think of think of having kids at that point,' he said. 'We were going through our stuff with our son and I think that it became a very emotional thing for me.'
'If I would have ever imagined that I would be associated with a time that really means so much to people,' the star continued. 'It became like a really big privilege.'
True spirit of Christmas: During his chat the four-time Grammy winner revealed that the holiday season has new meaning for him since his young son Noah
