Cher blasts Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for never even NOMINATING her... and now she wouldn't ever want to join: 'They can just go you-know-what themselves'

Cher signaled to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame that she's no long interested in being a member after years of snubs. After Kelly expressed her shock that Cher wasn't in the Hall of Fame, the older hitmaker shot back: 'You know what, I wouldn't be in it now if they gave me a million dollars.' Cher, 77, revealed Friday on The Kelly Clarkson Show that she has never been inducted — or even nominated — for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 'You know what, I wouldn't be in it now if they gave me a million dollars,' she told a shocked Kelly The host was flabbergasted and had her mouth hanging open after the Moonstruck star made the admission, but Cher said she wasn't 'kidding' her, before joking that she was 'about to say something else.' she joked Kelly mentioned that Cher had scored at least one number one hit for every one of the past seven decades, but after Cher said there was 'one other' — The Rolling Stones — Kelly said, 'Don't say a band' Cher's first hit was in 1965, not long after her debut on record, for I Got You Babe with then-husband Sonny Bono. She would have been eligible for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25 years after her first recordings, so she has been snubbed for more than three decades; seen in 1973 Cher's hits continued through the '70s, before a career revival in 1989 that continued unabated through today; seen at the Academy Awards in 1986 The chart toppers continued into the 2000s with Song For The Lonely, A Different Kind Of Love Song and When The Money’s Gone.