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Like father, like son! Michael Bublé was quite the proud papa as son Noah played piano in a cute TikTok, shared on Thursday, Jul. 29. The crooner was totally touched by his eight-year-old, who performed a perfect version of the song “I’ll Never Not Love You” while his dad sang.
Michael’s son, the eldest of his three kids with Luisana Lopilato, started things perfectly on tempo, with dad nodding along enthusiastically. Both guys were dressed down in shorts and behind the black baby grand were two portraits of Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley.
@michaelbuble More talent in his little fingers than I have in my whole body !! #chickenlegs #proud #illnevernotloveyou
He explained the scene in text on top, telling fans, “Noah surprised me after I was away on tour. He worked so hard to learn this song. So proud of you my guy.”
It was clear that Noah had put a ton of practice into the song, which he played with style and ease. As the melody picked up, Michael turned over his shoulder and shouted, “Dude!” with pride. The tune continued and as Michael sang, his voice began to crack while he held in tears.
“I’m getting choked up,” the singer added in text on top. Unable to contain his joy, the “Feeling Good” singer tapped his chest and beamed at his boy while giving him a pat on the back. Still impressed, he mouthed, “This is amazing!” at the camera as Noah continued to tickle the ivories
Michael kept on gushing about his little guy in the caption, writing, “More talent in his little fingers than I have in my whole body!!” along with the hashtags #chickenlegs, #proud, and #illnevernotloveyou.
Noah clearly inherited his dad’s talents, and can already boast a songwriting credit on dad’s “Higher” track, off his latest album. Michael told Kelly Clarkson how he discovered the tune during bathtime with his boy. During a March visit to her show, he recalled, “I was giving the kids a shower and doing the shampoo and stuff, and he said ‘Papi, I wrote a song.’ I said ‘This is good,’ and then I thought, ‘Did you hear that on YouTube?’ I freaked out,’” he continued. “He said, ‘No no, I wrote it!’” The rest: history.