Kelly Clarkson nailed Kellyoke cover of Foo Fighters 'Learn to Fly' and made a 'Love on the Spectrum' star's dreams come true with a Jack Black intro.

Kelly Clarkson flashed back to 1999 on the latest Kellyoke installment on The Show. The singer and host delivered a rock-heavy performance of the classic Foo Fighters single “Learn to Fly,” marking the third time she has reimagined music from the band on the talk show.

Now, 23 years after becoming the reality show ’s inaugural winner, she continues to captivate audiences with the power of her voice. Her "Kellyoke" performances on The Kelly Clarkson Show have become a staple of daytime television, and for good reason.

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In her Instagram Story, Boutilier—born Kristin Kathleen Boutilier —also reacted to Clarkson covering her song. "Kelly, if you're watching this, I want you to know that I love you and that you are such a fierce, strong woman that I look up to," the 39-year-old said in a video message. "Your voice is impeccable. I am basking in this."

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The latest episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show saw the pop superstar tackle a Foo Fighters classic, as well as bringing out Jack Black for an extremely wholesome