Bublé shared a heartwarming story on Late Night with Seth Meyers, revealing his daughter, Vida, helped him bond with Snoop Dogg due to her love for his song."My family loves me so much!" she sang along to the rap, further highlighting her innocence and connection to music. This encounter showcased the beauty of generational music appreciation and Snoop's intent to touch young lives in a positive manner. Bublé noted how Snoop was genuinely moved when he realized his music resonated with kindergarteners and how they formed a sweet friendship with Vida.
When I met Snoop, I want to be cool ... I was like, I'm cool guy, you know? And I showed him the video of my daughter singing. It really moved him. Like, he's a beautiful soul. He said to me, he goes, 'You're telling me in Vancouver that those kindergarteners listen to Uncle Snoop every day?' His genuine surprise and joy were evident, showing the impact that children's engagement with music can have on artists and their legacy.
I'm just grateful that our kids get to grow up listening to artists like Snoop. They learn values and positivity through his music which resonates in their early experiences. I feel like this connection between generations, like my daughter and Snoop, is magical.
Bublé praised Snoop Dogg for his beautiful soul, explaining how Snoop created music for kids that is positive and educational. He said, 'Oh, you know, I made that for my grandkids, and it was so important to reach in a positive way.' This insight into Snoop's motivations exemplifies why artists should engage with younger audiences.
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