Michael Bublé Stands Strong Against Trump’s Canada Remarks: "We Are Not for Sale!"

Michael Bublé passionately defends Canada amidst Trump’s plans, declaring it the greatest nation on earth. Join the discussion about pride and identity!

A Passionate Defense of Canada

In a heartfelt address, Michael Bublé took the stage at the Juno Awards, Canada's premier music award show, held on March 30. He expressed his unwavering love and pride for his home country while addressing the perceived threats posed by Donald Trump’s recent comments about Canada. Bublé emphasized that Canada is “not for sale,” a sentiment that resonated deeply with Canadians and fans alike.

Proudly Canadian

During his speech, Bublé, a true emblem of Canadian pride, declared, “I’m a hometown kid who never left.” As he surveyed the sold-out arena filled with fellow artists and millions tuning in from home, he couldn't help but express his pride in being Canadian. He continued with an empowering message, noting, “I’m proud that when they go low, we go high.” His words served as a rallying cry for unity and strength in the face of adversity.

Unity in Diversity

Bublé further elaborated on the Canadian spirit, stating:

“Bottom line, we love this country. We love it, and when you love something, you show up for it. And we always will. We will because we’re formidable, because we’re fearless, because we don’t just acknowledge our differences — we embrace them. Because they don’t just make us stronger; they make us a hell of a lot more interesting.”

He painted a vivid picture of Canada, saying, “We’re the North, the Pacific, we’re the Atlantic, we’re the Great Lakes, we’re the Rocky Mountains, and we are the wide open spaces. Folks, we are one of a kind. We are beautiful. We are the greatest nation on earth! And we are not for sale!”

The Political Backdrop

In recent developments, Trump has imposed various tariffs on Canadian exports since regaining office in January, which has raised concerns about a potential trade war. Additionally, his controversial claim of possibly annexing Canada to become the newest state of America has sparked significant backlash across Canadian politics and entertainment. Figures like new Prime Minister Mark Carney and celebrity Mike Myers have joined the chorus of dissent.

Mike Myers Takes a Stand

In a recent appearance on Saturday Night Live, Mike Myers openly criticized the notion of Canada merging with the United States. He donned a shirt that boldly proclaimed, “Canada is not for sale,” echoing Bublé’s sentiments and reinforcing a collective stand against such ideas.

Bublé on The Voice

In a slightly lighter note, Bublé revealed that he had turned down the opportunity to be a coach on The Voice US a staggering 15 times, citing that “most of the singers are better than” him. He expressed his appreciation for the role of a coach, saying:

“Thank God we’re not judges. The reason I say that is because most of the singers are better than me, and I have no place ever judging anyone.”

Bublé further stated, “To get to coach them and live the fantasy of having this career that I’ve had and then get to have the fulfillment of helping someone else get that? That’s the cool part.”

Watch Michael Bublé’s Opening Monologue

Check out his stirring opening monologue here:

Frequently Asked Questions

• What did Michael Bublé say about Canada? Bublé expressed his pride for Canada, stating it is “not for sale” and emphasizing the importance of unity and diversity.
• Why did Bublé speak at the Juno Awards? He presented the awards and took the opportunity to defend Canada against Trump's comments.
• What tariffs did Trump impose on Canada? Trump imposed various tariffs on Canadian exports, sparking fears of a trade war between the two nations.
• What was Mike Myers' reaction to Trump's comments? Myers criticized the idea of Canada becoming part of the U.S. during an appearance on Saturday Night Live, wearing a shirt that stated, “Canada is not for sale.”
• Why did Bublé turn down The Voice? Bublé turned down the coaching role 15 times, stating he felt other singers were more talented than he is and that he preferred coaching rather than judging.

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