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Ellie Goulding sings ‘Since U Been Gone’
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Kelly Clarkson Sings "Since U Been Gone" ("Gone Been U Since") Backwards
Kelly Clarkson sings "Since U Been Gone" on Hollywood Game Night
Kelly Clarkson - Since U Been Gone Live on Jingle Ball North 2017
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Vanessa Hudgens sing “Since U Been Gone” by Kelly Clarkson in “Powerless”
Today marks the beginning of Chorus Week here at Billboard, where we'll be deep-diving into some of the greatest recent refrains that drive every great karaoke night, concert encore and office desk hum-along. We voted, we debated, and we have our answers: Billboard's list of the 100 greatest choruses of the 21st century.
2. Kelly Clarkson, "Since U Been Gone"
Alt-rock bands had been pairing musically minimalist verses with crushingly loud choruses since at least the '80s, but Kelly Clarkson and Dr. Luke demonstrated the formula worked for top 40 pop, too, via the bare-bones verses and wall-of-sound refrain of "Since U Been Gone." Sure, this expertly crafted anthem about exorcising an ex from your heart would have been a hit for almost anyone, but Clarkson's voice soars above the cacophonous chorus with a mixture of fierce resolve and near desperation that elevated her from Alpha Idol to radio juggernaut. -- J. Lynch
Kelly on People’s snap story (3.29.17)
