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Kelly Clarkson covers "Don't Take It Personal (Just One Of Dem Days)" by Monica for 'Kellyoke' on The Kelly Clarkson Show.
Wednesday (May 12) was just one of dem days when Kelly Clarkson goes through another '90s classic for her Kellyoke segment, and the lucky winner was Monica's "Don't Take It Personal (Just One of Dem Days)."
The talk show host and singer wasn't all alone for the emotive performance, as her backup singers and band Y'all jazzed things up while she pleaded in the chorus, "I just wanna be all alone/ And you think I treat you wrong/ Don't take it personal/ Baby, baby, baby, baby, don't take it personal."
Brandy and Monica's nostalgic track "The Boy Is Mine" will always be a classic.
On Thursday, Brandy, 42, posted a sweet TikTok video of the duo lip-synching the introduction to their fan-favorite tune, which was a No. 1 hit on the
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"Excuse me, can I please talk to you for a minute?" she began in the clip. "Mhm, sure. You know? You look kind of familiar," Monica, 40, replied.
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