Michael Bublé, beloved for his timeless vocals and charming stage presence, has found himself in a new spotlight — not for a jazz ballad or a holiday classic, but for his enthusiastic embrace of Taylor Swift’s music.

In a recent interview, Bublé revealed that his household is fully immersed in Swift’s catalog — especially the hit Cruel Summer.

“My kids and I are obsessed,” he laughed. “We’ll be in the car, and suddenly Cruel Summer comes on, and it’s a full-blown dance party. Our playlist is about 80% Taylor Swift, and I don’t even fight it anymore — I’ve embraced it fully.”

A Swiftie Household — With Bublé at the Helm

Swift fans were quick to react, humorously crowning the singer as the “official President of the Swiftie Dad Club.” Social media lit up with playful edits imagining Bublé leading enthusiastic sing-alongs, complete with hairbrush microphones and synchronized car choreography.

While the moment started as a lighthearted confession, Bublé made it clear his appreciation for Swift goes deeper than catchy choruses.

“She writes from the heart,” he said. “Her storytelling, her melodies, her honesty — it resonates with kids and adults alike. I love that my family can connect over her music.”

Taylor Swift Before Showtime

Bublé even admitted that Swift’s songs have become part of their family routine — including backstage energy boosts.

“Before a show, we’ll sometimes play a Taylor track just to get pumped up,” he shared. “Even my wife joins in. Her music has this universal energy that’s hard to resist.”

Music as a Family Language

For Bublé, celebrating Swift isn’t about trends — it’s about togetherness.

“Music is music. Whether it’s me singing a classic or my kids dancing to Taylor, it’s all about joy and connection.”

He added with a grin,

“I wear the title proudly. Swiftie Dad forever.”

In a world where music often divides generations, Michael Bublé’s joyful confession is a reminder of what it’s truly meant to do — bring people together, one car dance party at a time.