If it wasn’t for Kelly Clarkson, what would we be doing during the pandemic? Her recent videos, including the newest Kelloke performance, have been a big help during this time of sedentary confusion. We know it’s not just us.
Indeed, on Thursday (January 13), Kelly Clarkson performed her latest Kellyoke, this time it was the song, “working,” by Tate McRae & Khalid. Check out the video of the performance, which Clarkson shared on her show, The Kelly Clarkson Show, below.
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“working,” produced by Joe Little, was originally released in June 2021.
And while we’re at it, let’s take a look at some more videos from the famed singer and coach on the NBC hit singing competition show, The Voice.
Clarkson has been performing covers for her Kellyoke series on her daytime talk show. The covers have been a boon to The Kelly Clarkson Show and showcase the charming Clarkson’s range and musical tastes.
Earlier this year, the artist sang a rendition of โShe Used To Be Mineโ from Broadwayโs Waitress and a cover of Rod Stewartโs โForever Young.โ Both of which you can see below. (Kellyoke is, of course, a portmanteau of Kelly and karaoke.)
While the Stewart version is a variation on the Bob Dylan tune of the same name, both Stewart and now Clarkson, have made it their own. And the Broadway musical, Waitress, is a new fan favorite with songs written by Sara Bareilles.
Earlier this month, Clarkson performed a rendition of the lively Hall & Oates classic hit, โYou Make My Dreams Come True.โ Check out the performance by the Grammy Award-winning Clarkson below.
What will Clarkson do next? We’re waiting with anticipation!
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The Beatles on the set of 'Top Of the Pops', plugging their new single 'Paperback Writer'/ 'Rain', 16 June 1966. The group had previously appeared on the show but this was their only appeararance live in the studio. Left to right: Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George Harrison and John Lennon. (Photo by Daily Mirror/Mirrorpix/Mirrorpix via Getty Images)







