Kelly Clarkson Prefers To Be An Emotional Singer Than A Perfect One

Renowned songstress Kelly Clarkson states that she would try to add more emotions in her work rather than trying to be perfect at it.

Kelly Clarkson, who grew up amidst classical music says, inducing emotions play a vital role to her songs and that is what she would be trying to focus on.

"I have changed drastically from when I started. I grew up singing classical music, and everything had to be perfect. All of those competitions: you had to nail it, every time. That came down to tone and pitch and lyrics. So when I first started, I was really hard on myself," Kelly stated.

"One time at a show in Australia, I came backstage and I was so bummed (about my performance) and my manager said, 'This is ridiculous, you did a really good job! You need to let go of the idea that you have to nail every note every time." Said Kelly.

She continued, "You don't have to have perfect pitch every time to be amazing! That was the point where I started letting go of that."

"I'm not perfect every time you see me, but I'm definitely having fun. I'd rather be an emotional singer than a perfect one. But learning that was a good ol' big bridge that I had to cross." The singer added.

"I feel like if you harp on it too much, you lose the soul and you start to sound like a robot. Which certain producers love! But I don't." Kelly added further.