Kelly Clarkson has done it again with another jaw-dropping "Kellyoke" cover—this time featuring a song by Goldie Boutilier.
On the March 25 episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, the American Idol alum put a new spin on the Canadian singer-songwriter's track "The Angel And The Saint."
A clip shared via Instagram showed Clarkson's soulful rendition of the song. She added riffs and emphasized unexpected moments, making the song her own.
In the comments, fans were floored by the "Kellyoke" performance, with one Instagram user writing, "Damn! I love Goldie!! Kelly killed it as always!"
Someone else shared, "Wow❤️blew me away. Kelly is spectacular."
"Finally @goldieboutilier getting some recognition ?," another fan declared.
"I AM SHOOK!" yet another commented. "@goldieboutilier deserves this recognition like crazy & this was such a fun rendition of it. ✨✨✨."
Boutilier herself chimed in with, "YOU ABSOLUTELY NAILED IT!!! What an honor ??."
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In her Instagram Story, Boutilier—born Kristin Kathleen Boutilier—also reacted to Clarkson covering her song.
"Kelly, if you're watching this, I want you to know that I love you and that you are such a fierce, strong woman that I look up to," the 39-year-old said in a video message. "Your voice is impeccable. I am basking in this."
Boutilier continued, "I can't wait for my parents to wake up because it's really late on the East Coast. I can't call them. But they are going to freak out. I'm freaking out. I'm so happy. Guys, this is a big deal. And for an independent artist like myself, thank you!"
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