Kelly Clarkson Transforms a ‘Bad Idea’ into a Positive One with Her Olivia Rodrigo Kellyoke Performance
Kelly Clarkson vocal singing an Olivia Rodrigo track? That’s constantly an excellent concept.
On the most recent episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show on Thursday (May 16), the talk program host took the Kellyoke phase for a cover of the 21-year-old pop celebrity’s solitary “Bad Idea Right?,” infusing her New York City workshop with a little pop punk agony.
Dressed in a cheetah-print top and signed up with by her band Y’ all, Clarkson’s effective voice included some pizzazz to Rodrigo’s lively anthem regarding talking to an ex-boyfriend– even with what your buddies could assume. “Yes, I know that he’s my ex, but can’t two people reconnect?” she belted, cleaned over by extreme red phase lights. “‘I only see him as a friend,’ the biggest lie I ever said.”
The 2nd solitary from Rodrigo’s student LP Guts, “Bad Idea Right?” came to a head atNo 7 on the Billboard Hot 100. The cd– which generated theNo 1 hit solitary “Vampire”– debuted atop the Billboard 200 in 2023.
It’s not the very first song from the High School Musical: The Musical: The Series alum’s directory that Clarkson has actually covered. In April, the “Stronger” singer placed her very own spin on Rodrigo’s Hunger Games soundtrack payment “Can’t Catch Me Now” for Kellyoke, and she’s formerly executed “Vampire,” “Traitor” and “Drivers License” on The Kelly Clarkson Show also.
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Rodrigo herself has actually additionally dropped in the talk program in the past. In December, she and Clarkson spurted regarding the “Good 4 U” musician’s Edward Cullen in-ear audio speakers and fangirled over Alanis Morissette with each other.
Watch Clarkson do Rodrigo’s “Bad Idea Right?” on Kellyoke over.
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