Kelly Clarkson closed out her daytime talk show with a memorable Kellyoke performance of 'Golden' from the worldwide sensation KPop Demon Hunters. The song stole the spotlight as the most requested cover ever, showcasing her remarkable vocal range and captivating millions of viewers.

  • Most requested Kellyoke song in show history
  • Performance hit over 21 million views in two days
  • Praised by fellow celebrities for vocal mastery

What happened

On the last episode of her daytime talk show, Kelly Clarkson delighted her audience with a lineup of fan requests during her popular Kellyoke segment. Fans and past guests cheered as she performed hits like 'Since U Been Gone' and 'Stronger,' but it was her rendition of 'Golden' from KPop Demon Hunters that stood out.

This particular song, known for its demanding vocal range from C3 to A5, became the most requested and celebrated cover in the show's history. Clarkson’s powerful performance drew millions of views online and widespread acclaim, delivering a high-energy, emotional finale.

Why it feels good

Clarkson’s rendition embraced a universal message of rising together and glowing in the moment, embodied in the inspiring chorus 'We’re goin’ up, up, up, It’s our moment.' Performing a challenging three-octave range live demonstrated her extraordinary talent and passion for music, inspiring both longtime fans and new listeners.

The overwhelming positive response from fellow artists, including praise from Rita Ora and Jewel, highlights the shared appreciation in the music community. Clarkson’s ability to handle such a complex, demanding song with grace and power makes this finale a feel-good celebration of musical artistry and connection.

What to enjoy or watch next

Beyond 'Golden,' Clarkson also performed the heartfelt song 'Sober,' inspired by a fan’s nonprofit story from a previous season. The show’s finale mixed nostalgia, heartfelt moments, and high-energy fun, providing a rich experience for viewers as Clarkson thanked her crew, band, and fans.

Fans can revisit over 1,000 Kellyoke performances from the show’s run, including duets with stars like The Rock and Pink. Clarkson’s final message, shared with her children on stage, reminds us all to cherish moments of growth, gratitude, and connection—perfect themes to carry forward after this special goodbye.

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