WE’RE STILL NOT OVER THAT WINK! 😉🎸 One unforgettable performance from Kelly Clarkson turned an ’80s rock classic into a jaw-dropping vocal masterpiece, leaving millions of fans convinced they had just witnessed one of the greatest live covers ever. From her powerhouse rendition of Your Love to the playful wink that instantly went viral, every second had the internet talking—and more than a year later, people still can’t stop watching.

The singer’s fans declared her ‘the talent of a generation.’

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Fans fell in love with Kelly Clarkson all over again when she released her latest “Kellyoke” cover performance, with the singer picking a love song for Valentine’s Day.

Clarkson took the stage on The Kelly Clarkson Show to perform “Your Love” by The Outfield, which originally came out in the 1980s.

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In a video of the performance shared by the talk show, Clarkson belted out the familiar song with ease, her talent and stage presence on full display, with the caption reading, “Our very own singing Valentine 💞.”

Fellow singer Meghan Trainor stopped by the comments to request an official release of Clarkson’s covers, saying, “Neeed an album of these thank u.”

Fans felt similarly, writing things like, “I will pay ungodly amounts of money to have this in Spotify,” and “Need another Kellyoke album. Like at least one a year!” Clarkson originally released a Kellyoke album in 2022 that featured six cover songs, including Billie Eilish‘s “Happier Than Ever.”

People continued heaping praise on Clarkson in the comments, such as one fan who wrote, “That is THE American Idol. She never misses!”

“Her voice is a treasure,” said another, as more commented, “Kelly Clarkson is the talent of a generation,” and “she has to have the best voice in the business.”

One fan even joked, “I think Kelly Clarkson created the talk show as an excuse to use it for Karaoke… and I love it! 🤭.”

While fans have demanded more official recordings of her “Kellyoke” covers for years, Clarkson hasn’t given any indication that she plans to release another cover album, but that doesn’t mean it won’t happen.