3 Comments

1. Jenn
   December 6th, 2009 10:55 PM
   

   I agree with u Jodine. Sex and all that carry on is between two people not the world and Allie you may think that is ok and thats fine but why should people have to get rid of their TV because the moral standards or etiquette now is so low. Bring back some decency and respect and a better influence for the children.

2. ALLIE
   December 6th, 2009 5:58 PM
   

   Hey - it is what it is...if I offends you in 2009 you need to get rid of you TV. Adam is 'one of a kind' gifted artist - he does not have to change who he is??? Anyway look at all the press this is getting....I am 63 and a huge fan of this beautiful person...nothing phony about him...
   
   The fact is "Adam is a man"....if this was a 'lady'...then the fuss would be minimal....
   
   This is my opinion - which I have a right to - just like everyone else - so I am not judging your opinion - just letting you know
   your options...

3. jodine
   Rank: Z-Lister
   December 6th, 2009 2:11 AM
   

   I have been an Adam Lambert fan from his first audition on Idol, to now. I do have to say however, his performance at the AMA's, I feel was way out of line. I do not say this because of his sexual orientation, or a double standard. Whether he kissed a man or a woman on stage like that, Or the insinuation of oral sex as he gyrates with a head in his crotch, or grabbing himself, It does not belong on stage, period. I was totally offended and disappointed. I believe this will hurt his career, less people will appreciate his talent, when all they can remember is this raunchy portrayal. If people want to watch porn, they can rent a tape. I found the kiss between Britney and Madonna equally offensive, as well as Pink's performance which also hinted toward oral sex, and also Michael Jackson's crotch grabbing. I am not in any way a prude, but sex has a time and a place and it is NOT during a live performance. It was an honor to be asked to perform for this show, and Adam let everyone down, We