Kelly Clarkson’s fans issued new demands for the singer after hearing her latest “Kellyoke” cover—but not because they were unhappy with her performance.
The American Idol alum unveiled her latest cover selection during the Wednesday, Jan. 29, episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show. Clarkson took the stage of her popular NBC daytime talk show wearing burgundy pants and a matching short-sleeved shirt. She wore her honey-brown hair down for the performance, which left many fans begging for more.
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Once she was standing in front of her microphone with her show’s band ready to play behind her, Clarkson, 42, began singing the lyrics to “BIRDS OF A FEATHER” from Billie Eilish’s 2024 album HIT ME HARD AND SOFT. The show later shared a video of the performance that was just under two minutes in length on YouTube.
Fans were quick to applaud the “Since U Been Gone” singer in the video’s comments, with a few calling out the “signature kelly clarkson high note” that she hit just before winding down her performance while others declared that each song she covers is “a piece of art ✨.”
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“How she always makes the song her own when she does a cover,” one fan wondered, adding, “She’s amazing!”
“Every song kelly has covered is as good if not better than the original. Her range is incredible omggg! 😭,” another fan declared.
Several YouTube commenters also wrote in to say that they wished Clarkson had extended her performance just a bit longer.
“That was too short! We want a full version KELLYYYYYY!!!” one fan wrote as another echoed the sentiment, writing, “WAIT NO I NEED MORE IT WASN’T ENOUGH 😭😭😭😭.”
“I need the entire song covered by Kelly, puh-leeze!!! I want to hear her sing the entire thing from beginning to end. So good! Always so good! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️,” a third fan commented.
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