The latest viral moment of Taylor Swifts awards show career has arrived.
But this time, shes not entirely serious about it.
Last night, Kelly Clarkson took to the stage at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas to perform a cover of Taylor Swifts recent single Look What You Made Me Do.
Quickly, the cameras panned to Tay Tays face. On excellent form, the Shake It Off singer rolled her eyes, glanced at her nails and made a savage bored look in mock protest.
But it didnt last. She soon started laughing and singing along genuinely. Excellent crack, Taylor.
Elsewhere on the night, Swift thanked the female artists who paved the way for her as she collected two Billboard Music Awards — top selling album and top female artist.
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She also thanked all the new female artists killing it out there right now, were so inspired by you, before shouting out to the future female artist that just picked up a guitar, or learned how to play piano.
Sitting with Shawn Mendes, Swift looked like she was back to enjoying the swanky awards nights she used to be a firm fixture at.
Its been two years since the singers been spotted at a similar ceremony and we thought shed permanently axed them from her schedule.
Instead, she took a break from her record-breaking Reputation tour to laugh and joke her through the hours long party.
Also at the glitzy bash last night were K-pop megastars BTS. They played their new track Fake Love — its debut life performance.
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But most entertaining was member Jungkook casually snacking all the way through the ceremony. Whos a hungry boy then?
BTS also picked up an award for being the top social artist later in the evening.
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