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"Kedehun 'Golden' live in the original key?" As expected, Kelly Clarkson delivers a perfect performance of the most-requested song on her talk show's final stage

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Photo: The Kelly Clarkson Show YouTube channel @TheKellyClarksonShow
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"American broadcaster and singer Kelly Clarkson drew widespread attention by passionately performing 'Golden,' an insert song from the Netflix animation 'K-Pop Demon Hunters (Kedehun),' during the final broadcast of her talk show, which ran for seven years.

On the 31st (local time), Clarkson covered 'Golden' with her band 'My Band Yal' on the final episode of 'The Kelly Clarkson Show.' The performance, which retained the original Korean lyrics included in the song, is reported to be the most-requested track in the history of her recurring cover segment, 'Kellyoke (Kelly + KARAoke),' which she has hosted every episode.

This final episode was themed 'Kelly Clarkson by Request,' featuring other hit songs requested by fans and studio audience members, including 'Since You've Been Gone,' 'Sober,' and 'Stronger.'

'Golden' is a song performed by the fictional girl group 'Hunters' in the animation, sung by Lee Ji, Audrey Nuna, and Ray Ami, earning an Academy Award for Best Original Song. The track is famous for its high-difficulty belting and runs, and fans reacted explosively to Clarkson's flawless live performance in a single take.

One fan praised her, saying, 'Kelly Clarkson is one of the few, perhaps the only mainstream singer capable of performing this song at the original key live.' Another fan noted that she was the winner of Season 1 of the audition program 'American Idol,' remarking, 'The U.S. created an audition program to find the best singer, and they found her right in Season 1.' Some fans also expressed surprise by referencing a YouTube video where a vocal coach described the original key as 'almost impossible' to sing.

Clarkson's performance that day was not just a display of vocal prowess but also an emotional farewell stage. Her children, River Rose and Remington, appeared on the final episode, sharing memories from the past seven seasons. Clarkson also debuted her new song 'I'd Be Lying,' expressing her intention to conclude the show to focus more on her family.

'K-Pop Demon Hunters' was released last year, becoming Netflix's most-watched original title and sweeping this year's Golden Globe Award for Best Animated Feature and the Academy Award for Best Original Song. Insert songs including 'Golden' continue to generate buzz in the pop music scene beyond national borders, and Clarkson's cover performance is cited as another example of the animation's musical impact.

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