Kelly Clarkson vs. Beyonce

Singer/songwriter and frontman of OneRepublic Ryan Tedder should feel a bit ashamed for this. The same formula that he used in Beyoncé's past top five hit, "Halo" was also used in Kelly Clarkson's new single "Already Gone".

Kelly Clarkson recorded her song first. Tedder worked with Beyoncé after his sessions with Clarkson were over. When Beyoncé and her label realized that "Halo" and "Already Gone" had similiarities, Beyoncé urged that Halo be released immediately and now that this has been done, people are starting to think that Clarkson is ripping off her Beyoncé, but in all realness, Clarkson recorded and FINISHED her song first. I Am... Sasha Fierce just happened to be released months before All I Ever Wanted. So lame!

Which one do you like better? I love "Already Gone" much better. Both versions are below.

Kelly Clarkson - Already Gone:


Beyoncé - Halo:

Song of the Day: "Don't Let Me Stop You" by Kelly Clarkson

When I first heard, I could automatically relate to it. See, it's pretty much like this. Guys try to play their games and don't put their all into. Don't want to look you in the eye while they talk or even actually kiss you, for real. So why is he wasting his time? If he really doesn't want to be with you, then let him go. Don't even stop him for leaving because you do better by yourself or an even better man in your life. That's what this song is all about.

"Don't Let Me Stop You" is sung by Kelly Clarkson. It was written by Andreas "Quiz" Romdhane, Josef Larossi, Claude Kelly, Mats Valentin. The song is on Clarkson's current album, All I Ever Wanted, which was released on March 6, 2009 through RCA Records. Take a listen below.