Michael Bublé’s Surprise Performance as ‘Dion’
A Musical Prank in a Retail Setting
In a humorous segment orchestrated by the BBC, Michael Bublé, the renowned Canadian pop star, stunned shoppers with a surprise performance. Disguised as ‘Dion,’ a South African sales assistant, Bublé perfectly played the role of a clumsy salesman on his debut day. However, when he demonstrated the karaoke feature on a TV, his golden voice quickly gave away his true identity, leading to unforgettable reactions from customers.
The Moment of Revelation
The first to be pranked by ‘Dion’ was a colleague, initially believing he was aiding a new, awkward employee. His astonishment was evident when ‘Dion’ began singing, leading to the co-worker’s revelation of having watched Bublé just the night before. The disguise was inspired by Bublé’s actual South African friend, as depicted in the clip that has since gained over 6.1 million views.
Engaging with Fans and Customers
In his act, Bublé humorously criticized the store’s music selection, which comprised solely of his own CDs. One customer, a fan of Bublé, was delighted by the revelation. In a less conventional sales tactic, Bublé even gave a young woman a back massage, leading to her jaw-dropping surprise when he started singing.
As his distinctive voice echoed through the store, a crowd of amazed shoppers gathered. After the prank was revealed, Bublé displayed his warm rapport with fans, sharing hugs and engaging in casual conversation.
Experience the unique and amusing moment where Michael Bublé, disguised as a sales assistant, surprises shoppers with his singing. Watch the video below to see the entertaining reactions and Bublé’s charming interaction with fans.