Kelly Clarkson is joining the bandwagon of musicians getting fans to get out and vote.
As the upcoming midterm elections approach next month, artists like Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande have been bringing the conversation of voting and politics to the forefront.
"Hey, hey, come together. We can make the world much better," the "Heartbeat Song" singer shouts in the musically uplifting video she published on social media this Tuesday (October 23). "Can't give up on hope, gotta get up and vote," she continues to sing before launching into her message.
"All right, y'all. You beautiful Americans. I don't care who you vote for, if you're independent, a Republican or a Democrat, I'm not about any party right now," Clarkson says in the clip. "I'm just about you using your privilege of living in a country where you can vote and you should vote."
She proceeded: "If you want action in your communities, you gotta be a part of it, so whoever you're voting for, whoever rings your bell, go vote for them."
Clarkson is the latest artist performer to encourage her followers — and those of the U.S. of A — to hit the polls on November 6.
Over the weekend, the "Light Is Coming" pop star shared an image of her ballot envelope to motivate her Arianators to "Vote, f**kers."
Earlier this month, Swift, who somewhat pioneered the trend, broke her silence on where she stands politically when she publicly endorsed two Democratic candidates in her political PSA on Instagram. Thousands took heed to the "Delicate" star's message as it drove a huge spike in voter registrations in less than 24 hours.
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