Video: Kelly Clarkson's "I Do Not Hook Up"

The new video for the second single ( "I Do Not Hook Up") off Kelly Clarkson's latest disc, All I Ever Wanted, premiered on MTV this morning. Thanks to the power of the Internet, that's it in the above clip.Clarkson already told Rolling Stone that she thinks the video, which...

By Pete Freedman

April 20, 2009

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The new video for the second single ( "I Do Not Hook Up") off Kelly Clarkson's latest disc, All I Ever Wanted, premiered on MTV this morning. Thanks to the power of the Internet, that's it in the above clip.

Clarkson already told Rolling Stone that she thinks the video, which liberally apes from Wedding Crashers and Coyote Ugly, is "comedy at its finest". Is it? Hmmm... Let's just say that there's no need for Hollywood to replace Judd Apatow and crew with Burleson's Own just yet. Or ever.

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