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"The days of screaming at Kelly Clarkson to play \u201CStronger\u201D are now over. The pop singer is taking fan requests via Twitter.\nConcertgoers can now tweet at Miss Independent herself with the hashtag #KCrequests to request a song. Clarkson has been taking fan\u2019s tweets during her summer tour with the Fray.\nFans have thus far persuaded her to cover Florence and the Machine\u2019s \"Shake it Out,\" Rihanna\u2019s \"We Found Love,\" and of course, Carly Rae Jepsen\u2019s \"Call Me Maybe.\" Clarkson told a Tennessee newspaper that the experiment \u201Ccool\u201D because it varies up her song selection.\nThe original American Idol winner isn\u2019t the first person to take Twitter. Rock band My Morning Jacket has been using the service for its Spontaneous Curation series, and it\u2019s long been a staple for Austin-based country singer Kelly Willis.\nClarkson has been taking requests since January, and she\u2019s seen her covers create some viral buzz on YouTube as of late. Her rendition of \u201CCall Me Maybe\u201D has racked up more than 210,000 views, and her take on Eminem\u2019s \u201CLose Yourself\u201D is adorable to watch.\nAccording to Topsy, a social analytics service, the #KCrequests hashtag has racked up more than 1,000 requests on Twitter. Fans have tweeted a wide genre of songs, from Jessie J\u2019s \u201CDomino\u201D to Dixie Chicks\u2019 hit \u201CNot Ready to Make Nice.\u201D\nOn YouTube, her most watched cover was of Katy Perry\u2019s \u201CWide Awake,\u201D which garnered 370,000 views. That cover has was one of the most positively received song with 3,000 likes and tons of comments praising her voice.\n\nImage courtesy of Flickr, vagueonthehow"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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