Police Officers Steal The Show During Kelly Clarkson Concert

Mar 18, 2019 by apost team

Ever since Kelly Clarkson began her Meaning of Life Tour at the end of January, her shows have become more and more popular.

After her heart-wrenching performance of "Piece by Piece" and the cover of Miranda Lambert's song "Tin Man", fans thought there were few things this performer could surprise them with, but they were wrong.

It was at the Kansas City show that Kelly asked some unexpected friends up on stage to sing a duet. Wearing their full uniforms, two cops from the Kansas Highway Patrol appeared on stage. They immediately took over the show. The two guys in uniform took over to sing the well-known song "Stand By Me" and the fans were thrilled.

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Kelly was standing in the back singing harmonies to their song. One of the officers was such a natural on stage that it seemed like he was born for a singing career.

By the middle of the song, the entire audience was up on their feet and singing with them. Kelly drank some wine as she cheered the two men on.

One of the officers was asked to tell the story of how he met his wife. It was much like a concert. He was singing the song "Earth, Wind, and Fire" at a karaoke bar when his wife saw him for the first time. Kelly admitted that he had a natural talent for singing, so it was no wonder that his wife noticed him just then.

Kelly went on to tell the officer that he was a natural on stage. The idea of letting the cops sing was about bringing people together as music is something that connects people that otherwise feel separated.

Kelly felt that cops are often seen as a separate part of the community, even though that is not true. The crowd was thrilled about the officers' performance. Although we all need cops, the audience agreed that these two could easily take up singing as their second career option.

What do you think of Kelly's idea of bringing cops on stage to sing? Do you think people who watch this performance might feel differently about cops in their community? Let us know in the comments - and make sure you pass this along to your friends and family!