Kelly Clarkson invited police to perform, but no one expected them to.
When Kelly Clarkson’s Meaning of Life Tour began at the end of January, attendance has steadily increased.
With her touching renditions of “Piece by Piece” and “Tin Man,” fans anticipated nothing more.
Kelly invited unexpected visitors to sing a duet with her in Kansas City. Two uniformed Kansas Highway Patrol troopers appeared onstage. They ruled instantly. The audience roared when two military guys sang “Stand By Me” on stage.
Kelly sang background harmonies. One officer was a natural onstage and could have a singing career.
By mid-song, the audience was dancing and singing. Kelly encouraged the males while drinking her wine.
A policeman was requested to tell his wife his love tale. It was concert-like. His wife initially witnessed him singing “Earth, Wind, and Fire” at a karaoke club. His wife recognised him because Kelly believed he had a natural singing skill.
Kelly praised the cop’s stage presence. Music unites people, therefore letting the cops sing was meant to do just that.
While this is inaccurate, cops are often regarded as being alone in the neighbourhood, Kelly said. Officers wowed the crowd. Although we need cops, the audience thought these two might easily switch to singing.
Here’s the amazing show: