The ‘Because Of You’ singer entranced the audience with her ‘incredible’ performance.
Kelly Clarkson completely stunned fans with her latest cover for her beloved “Kellyoke” series on The Kelly Clarkson Show, taking on Chappell Roan’s song “Coffee.”
The 42-year-old added her signature style to the popular song, evoking strong emotions from her fans as she sang lyrics like, “I’ll meet you for coffee, only for coffee. Nowhere else is safe.”
Clarkson’s soulful rendition of the tune impressed many, with the TV host earning rave compliments as she shared the cover with her fans on Instagram, captioning it, “We love @chappellroan ☕️.”
Fans shared their emotional reactions to the cover performance, with replies like, “Goosebumps 🙌🙌🙌,” “Sobbing. This is spectacular,” and “hey so i just cried!”
“Every emotion possible hit me during that long pause,” wrote another.
Others took the opportunity to praise Clarkson’s singing talent in general, such as a fan who said, “Kelly can make any lyric feel like it was written just for her and her alone – the way she emotes the song is utterly amazing ❤️🙏🏽.”
“She must seriously be considered one of the best in a generation!” exclaimed someone else, as a different fan added, “Kelly makes every song truly feel like her own 🥹♥️.”
Another huge compliment for Clarkson read, “I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. She is the most amazing and talented singer placed on this earth.”
Clarkson has continually received praise for her “Kellyoke” cover series, which has featured songs from major artists like Whitney Houston, Coldplay, Stevie Nicks and more.
Recently, Clarkson also joined hands with Miranda Lambert for a special cover of Roan’s song “Good Luck, Babe!” as well as duet performances of Lambert’s songs “Tin Man” and “No Man’s Land.”
While Clarkson has asked fans for suggestions of songs to sing in the past, it’s anyone’s guess what the “Because Of You” singer will take on next!
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