Cher Drops Blunt Message Over Her Snub From Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame
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The "Believe" singer didn't hold back on "The Kelly Clarkson Show" as she criticized her exclusion from the music museum.
Cher isn’t too pleased with the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame not inducting her at any point in her iconic career.
The “Believe” singer took aim at the music museum during a recent appearance on “The Kelly Clarkson Show” as she reflected on her charting success over the years.
Clarkson acknowledged that Cher’s recent holiday single “DJ Play a Christmas Song” helped her scoop up another top spot on a Billboard chart, making her the first woman – and solo artist – with a No. 1 hit in each of the past seven decades since the 1960s.
“No one will accomplish that,” said Clarkson before Cher corrected the host as she noted that the Rolling Stones accomplished the feat as a band.
“It took four of them to be one of me,” the singer said.
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