Cher called out the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for failing to induct her into the music museum. The singer said that she wouldn’t accept an induction now after being snubbed for years.
Cher recently slammed the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for excluding her from an induction over the years.
During a Friday appearance on “The Kelly Clarkson Show,” the 77-year-old singer noted that she had not been honored with an induction into the music museum. Cher addressed the snub while discussing her new track “DJ Play a Christmas Song,” which recently topped Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Digital Song Sales chart.
After Clarkson pointed out that Cher was the only musician to have number 1 songs over seven decades, the Grammy Award winner noted that she and the Rolling Stones actually shared the accomplishment.
“Two of us have,” Cher said. “”It took four of them to be one of me.”
“And I’m not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame,” she added, as Clarkson and the audience reacted in shock.
“Wait, are you serious?” Clarkson asked.
“I’m not kidding you,” Cher said. “I was about to say something else. I was about to say s——- you! You know what, I wouldn’t be in it now if they gave me a million dollars.”
She continued, “I’m never going to change my mind.
