‘And this is why Kelly won,’ one fan boldly declared.

Kelly Clarkson‘s fans are absolutely in awe of her “huge” first Kellyoke performance of Pride Month, where the talk show host sang a cover of “I Lied” by Lord Huron and Allison Ponthier.

Her version of the song was uploaded to Instagram on Monday, June 2, shocking fans and the song’s original performers alike with not only her “insane” vocals, but the meaningful connection found between the song choice and the timing.

More than anything, fans found this specific cover to be the ultimate proof of Clarkson’s status as the American Idol, praising her ability to “sing anything.”

“OH MY GOD?” Ponthier responded in shock. “Kelly’s was the first CD I ever bought, can’t believe it. thank you for singing our song 🤍.”

Fans of the up and coming musician were just as shook, with one praising, “THIS IS HUGE!!!!”

“kelly clarkson you will always be famous! thank you for singing a song that features a lesbian artist on the first day of pride month 🥹😭🥰🫶🫶🙏,” they continued.

Others found themselves to be newfound fans of the original musicians, with one admitting, “I have never heard this song, and wow this hits home. Kelly you’re always speaking to my soul! Well done. ❤️👏.”

“Ladies and Gentlemen: your American Idol!!” somebody else proudly introduced, emphasizing, “And this is why Kelly won- she can sing anything!! 🙌👏❤️.”

“Insane !” another gushed, agreeing that “Kelly can sing anything!”