Michael Bublé says the Toronto Maple Leafs can 'suck it' and fans are not happy Toronto TorontoMapleLeafs MapleLeafs TML MichaelBuble
Leafs fans are understandably not prepared to"suck it" just yet, and many are taking to social media to voice their displeasure with Bublé, including one who is already pledging to rework their Christmas playlist.
Well then, looks like Michael Bublé will no longer be getting played at Christmas around here anymore. Thank you!The Leafs are not exactly the most popular team outside of Toronto, and while a large share of comments are from people who stand behind the crooner's Leaf hate, others are doing their best to pop the proverbial Bublés of gloating Sabres fans.
Bublé's cringe-tastic commercials promoting Bubly sparkling water, where the singer constantly corrects customers' pronunciation of the product, were not spared from the conversation.
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