Robbie, 45, joined Michael, 43, at the start of his BBC entertainment show tonight as the host played a prank on various members of the London Palladium audience. As well as demonstrating his vocals, the chart topper asked the unwilling victims of the comedian’s prank to join him on stage, which viewers did not take too well to. Kicking the show off, Michael dedicated the segment to the iconic singer as he dubbed it Robbie-oke. The London Palladium audience were treated to hits such Angels and Let Me Entertain You, with the singer performing several duets with members of the audience who didn’t realise they were being filmed singing along. As well as demonstrating his vocal abilities, the former X Factor judge also passed comment on the renditions of his songs. Impressed with one man in particular, Robbie invited his guest onto the stage to perform with him live, bypassing the host completely. READ MORE X Factor judges 2018: Robbie Williams net worth revealed As the surprised audience member made his way to join the singer, Michael quipped: “He’s been summoned,” as he too followed the man onto the stage. Watching at home, viewers were distracted by the chart topper seemingly taking control of the comedian’s show. One wrote on Twitter: “Alright Robbie, calm down son. It's Michael's bit. It's literally Michael's show. #BigShow #MichaelMcIntyresBigShow.” Another added: “Two minutes in and they have already made it everything Robbie Williams show #MichaelMcIntyresBigShow.” Whilst a third commented: “B***** hell man, not b***** Robbie Williams, again! He's absolutely everywhere, I think he's become the new Michael Bublé, this year... #MichaelMcIntyresBigShow.” However, not everyone was so upset by the former X Factor judge showing off his goal abilities and praised his appearance. “That was class from Robbie, not many would so that, top man! #MichaelMcIntyresBigShow [sic],” a fourth posted. A fifth commented: “#MichaelMcIntyresBigShow #RobbieWilliams fantastic show fantastic guy Robbie.” With Robbie recently bringing out a Christmas album, he treated audiences to a rendition of Walking In A Winter Wonderland. The singer was himself a bit distracted when a flurry of fake snow started falling down. Speaking after his performance, the singer was stunned when the host compared him to the likes of Michael Bublé, 44, who has become renowned for performing his take on festive hits. “Forget Bublé. Who’s Bublé?” Michael quipped. READ MORE Robbie Williams reignites feud with Liam Gallagher 'B******s' Addressing the Canadian singer directly, Robbie said: “Michael, it’s got to stop. I love you, but it’s got to stop,” making reference to his everlasting Christmas hits. However, the presenter was a little confused as he thought the singer may have been speaking to him. “Was that to Michael Bublé?’ the comedian asked, adding: “Because, I was going to say, ‘I’m standing right here’. “You don’t need to do that,” he joked as the audience burst into hyster
Robbie Williams distracts viewers as he 'takes over' Michael McIntyre's Big Show
Robbie, 45, joined Michael, 43, at the start of his BBC entertainment show tonight as the host played a prank on various members of the London Palladium audience. As well as demonstrating his vocals, the chart topper asked the unwilling victims of the comedian’s prank to join him on stage, which viewers did not take too well to. Kicking the show off, Michael dedicated the segment to the iconic singer as he dubbed it Robbie-oke. The London Palladium audience were treated to hits such Angels and Let Me Entertain You, with the singer performing several duets with members of the audience who didn’t realise they were being filmed singing along. As well as demonstrating his vocal abilities, the former X Factor judge also passed comment on the renditions of his songs. Impressed with one man in particular, Robbie invited his guest onto the stage to perform with him live, bypassing the host completely. READ MORE X Factor judges 2018: Robbie Williams net worth revealed As the surprised audience member made his way to join the singer, Michael quipped: “He’s been summoned,” as he too followed the man onto the stage. Watching at home, viewers were distracted by the chart topper seemingly taking control of the comedian’s show. One wrote on Twitter: “Alright Robbie, calm down son. It's Michael's bit. It's literally Michael's show. #BigShow #MichaelMcIntyresBigShow.” Another added: “Two minutes in and they have already made it everything Robbie Williams show #MichaelMcIntyresBigShow.” Whilst a third commented: “B***** hell man, not b***** Robbie Williams, again! He's absolutely everywhere, I think he's become the new Michael Bublé, this year... #MichaelMcIntyresBigShow.” However, not everyone was so upset by the former X Factor judge showing off his goal abilities and praised his appearance. “That was class from Robbie, not many would so that, top man! #MichaelMcIntyresBigShow [sic],” a fourth posted. A fifth commented: “#MichaelMcIntyresBigShow #RobbieWilliams fantastic show fantastic guy Robbie.” With Robbie recently bringing out a Christmas album, he treated audiences to a rendition of Walking In A Winter Wonderland. The singer was himself a bit distracted when a flurry of fake snow started falling down. Speaking after his performance, the singer was stunned when the host compared him to the likes of Michael Bublé, 44, who has become renowned for performing his take on festive hits. “Forget Bublé. Who’s Bublé?” Michael quipped. READ MORE Robbie Williams reignites feud with Liam Gallagher 'B******s' Addressing the Canadian singer directly, Robbie said: “Michael, it’s got to stop. I love you, but it’s got to stop,” making reference to his everlasting Christmas hits. However, the presenter was a little confused as he thought the singer may have been speaking to him. “Was that to Michael Bublé?’ the comedian asked, adding: “Because, I was going to say, ‘I’m standing right here’. “You don’t need to do that,” he joked as the audience burst into hyster
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