Michael Buble says his new video is not an attack

Michael Buble's video to his new single Hollywood sees the singer mimicking stars such as Justin Bieber.

But Buble insists that he is not attacking them: "I'm part of this culture. I'm not looking down my nose thinking 'those people.' I'm doing it. I'm loving it. I can be way too indulgent or egotistical, all the things that come along with being a celebrity."

The singer went on to add: "It was fun to just laugh at myself, laugh at the culture and to look at the humorous side of it. The concept was just us taking a look at this culture of celebrity now, and how crazy it is. How crazy it's always been."

The 35-year-old is currently performing in North America, and has recently added another 14 shows to his sell out tour.

Michael Buble's single Hollywood is from his latest album, Crazy Love Hollywood Edition, and is out now

Michael Buble at STAPLES Center Ticket Released

Calling all Michael Buble fans! 600 tickets to Michael Buble's concert at STAPLES Center on Monday, December 13th, have just been released! Tickets are located next to the stage and go on sale tomorrow, Friday, November 12th at 10:00 AM!

Michael Buble's "Crazy Love Tour" is propelled by a string of smash hits including "Home," "Everything" and his most recent hit singles "Haven't Met You Yet" and "Hollywood," along with Michael's distinctive interpretations of classics like "Cry Me a River," "Stardust," and "You're Nobody 'til Somebody Loves You."

Michael Bublé: 'I connect with my fans'

Soul singer Micheal Buble has disclosed that he thinks it is essential for stars to bond with their fans.

The singer Micheal Buble in his recent concert at London, In his live performance he connect with the crowds by calling them up on stage and make them sing together. He insisted that other performers should connect more to their crowd.

He explained: "It's something that has been missing from this business for a little while and we should be doing more of it. It's good to be connected to your audience."

Micheal Bublé added that being friendly is part of entertaining.

He said: "It doesn't take a lot to be sincere and accommodate people. It's entertainment."