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Kelly Clarkson, Rivers Cuomo And Patrick Wilson Perform Wheezer's Say It Ain't So For Kellyoke; WATCH
Recently, Kelly Clarkson and Weezer collaborated on a unique Kellyoke performance. Read on to learn more about it in detail.
On The Kelly Clarkson Show on May 15, Rivers Cuomo and Patrick Wilson performed a duet version of Say It Ain't So with the vocalist of Since U Been Gone before speaking about the band's 1994 first album's 30th anniversary.
As part of the show's Kellyoke feature, the performance started the episode. Lead vocals were shared by Cuomo and Clarkson, with the American Idol showcasing some of her trademark powerful vocals. She excitedly squatted and raised her arms in the air following the performance.
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The 41-year-old talk show presenter exclaimed that it was the greatest day ever and confessed to never feeling so cool in their life before. They mentioned that they were trying hard to be cool and not smile.
The band members discussed their upcoming tour, which would honor the Weezer (Blue Album) and its classics Say It Ain't So, Buddy Holly, and Undone — The Sweater Song, with Clarkson and celebrity guest Brooke Shields later in the program.
Clarkson reminisced about watching the band perform live years ago, stating that she had told them during rehearsal that she wasn't even sure if they knew she was there.
They stated that, even though it was years ago, the presentation was one of the best, covering everything from music to sound effects. They described it as a fantastic video and simply wanted to convey how amazing the concert was, encouraging others to go see it.
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The 53-year-old Cuomo stated that they would perform their debut album in its entirety before moving on to a second set of hits and some 1990s B-sides. They said they wanted to build a spacecraft that could fly in, land on a blue planet, and then play the record.
The lead singer and guitarist also gave Clarkson some feedback on the Blue Album, saying they enjoyed playing the songs and thought the album was great.
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