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Michael Buble interview on The 7pm Project - 11 Feb 2011 - Crazy Love Australian Tour

Michael Buble interview on The 7pm Project with Myf Warhurst. Links: http://The7pmProject.com.au |   / 7pmproject   Broadcast date: 11 February, 2011 - No copyright infringement intended. All rights reserved (Roving Enterprises). Keywords: Michael Bublé Crazy Love, Australian accent, swearing, cursing, on stage gifts, cookies, target audience, wife thought gay, homosexual, wedding, sing, Luisana Lopilato, Shane Warne, Liz Hurley, Twitter, Australian concerts, Queensland donations. Uploaded by Rove McManus site - http://RoveOnline.com |   / roveonline   |   / roveonline   (unofficial) THROW your flowers and love letters at Michael Buble during his Crazy Love concerts this month. Just don't throw your briefs - or your boxers. Just like the elder statesman of sexy standards, Tom Jones, the Canadian pop star gets the occasional pair of underwear on his stage. "I hate underpants on stage. I usually kick them off as I see them coming. And usually they are massive," he said at a press conference yesterday to kick off the sold-out tour. "People always think they are hilarious and there's a lot of guys who do it now, they come with their wives and they throw boxers and they're like [laughs] ... I hate it, whatever. "Though it's better than bricks." The man who has sold millions of records worldwide courtesy of that smooth voice and even more tickets because of his old-school schtick said there is always one member of his audience he has to impress. And that is the husband. "The person who always catches my eye is that one guy whose wife dragged him to the show and he looks like hell. He has that God-help-me look," Buble said. "My goal is to win that one person over. One at a time. I make it my mission." Buble has won the heart of Argentinian actress Luisana Lopilato, who joins him in Australia in a couple of weeks as they count down to their April wedding. At which, Michael Buble, the romantic, emotional, self-confessed dork will probably cry. "I was thinking about that. I think I am more emotional than my girl is. She'll be, 'What's wrong with you, bitch? Don't cry so much!' It's going to be an emotional day," Buble said. The Canadian singer and songwriter plans on meeting Queensland Premier Anna Bligh tomorrow to discuss how he can assist flood and cyclone victims and wants to challenge fellow artists to dig deep for their fans here.