Michael Bublé may be the undisputed king of festive songs, but Lewis Capaldi is hoping to take that crown this year as he sets out to snag the coveted Christmas number one.
Lewis Capaldi may be the bookies favourite to snag that long-coveted Christmas number one, but that hasn't stopped him from feeling a healthy rivalry with one festive music legend.
'Pointless' is currently number one on the Big Top 40, which takes into account radio airplay, but only number 20 on the Official Singles Chart, behind Bublé at number 10 and Mariah Carey at number one, the Daily Record reports.With a jokey pop at Michael Bublé, the Forget Me singer has admitted he thinks Christmas may not be the best time to release new singles.
Lewis joked: "This next song we are going to sing is one that I only released last week, and I wrote it with a very dear friend of mine.
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