Michael Bublé Denies He's High On Mushrooms At NHL Event
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The singer said he'd tried to "microdose" psychedelic mushrooms at a press conference, but later claimed it was a joke.
Singer Michael Bublé now says he wasn’t, in fact, high on psychedelic mushrooms during the NHL All-Star Player Draft on Thursday.
Bublé was a celebrity captain at the event — along with fellow famous Canadians Justin Bieber, Will Arnett and Tate McRae — entrusted with picking the teams for a 3-on-3 tournament at Saturday’s NHL All-Star Game.
The singer showed off his puckish sense of humor by claiming he was high on mushrooms during the draft.
“My buddy told me this is just a microdose of mushrooms, and he was lying,” Bublé said. “So, I’ll be honest. I thought I was in ‘Blades of Glory’ for most of the time that I was out there until it sort of settled down and then I realized, ’Holy s**t, I’m at the NHL All-Star Game.”
Arnett responded by suggesting Bublé’s candor might cost him.
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