Kelly Clarkson Collapses After Anne Hathaway IDs Kelly's Song First on Name That Tune Game

Leave it to Anne Hathaway to bring a room to tears and laughter — even if it means flooring a pop icon in the process.

During a riotous episode of ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show,’ Kelly invited Oscar-winning actress Anne Hathaway to join her in a friendly game of “Sing That Name That Tune.” The goal? Be the first to recognize and belt out a song after hearing just a few notes.

Kelly Clarkson Show: Watch Anne Hathaway Sing Since U Been Gone

But no one — not even Kelly herself — was prepared for what happened next.

As the band began to play the intro to Clarkson’s own smash hit “Since U Been Gone,” it was Anne Hathaway who immediately recognized it. Without hesitation, she launched into a pitch-perfect, powerhouse rendition of the chorus — before Kelly could even register what song it was.

The moment hit Kelly like a truck.

Kelly Clarkson Embarrassed Anne Hathaway Beat Her to Her Own Song - Business Insider

In total shock (and hilarious shame), she faceplanted right onto the studio floor, her legs giving out in mock defeat while the crowd erupted with laughter and applause.

“How did you get that before me?!” Kelly screamed from the carpet, laughing so hard she could barely breathe.

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Anne, ever graceful, ran over to help Kelly up, both of them cracking up like old friends. It was one of those talk-show moments you can’t script — pure, unscripted gold.

The internet instantly exploded with memes and reactions, with fans calling it “the most Kelly Clarkson thing ever” and praising Anne Hathaway’s vocal chops like never before.

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Moral of the story?
Never underestimate a theater kid.
And always be ready — even if it’s your own song.

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