Adam Lambert's performance kiss not part of act

The American Idol runner-up defends his American Music Awards sexual performance and unplanned kiss.

American Idol season eight runner-up Adam Lambert released his new album today. However, his Sunday performance at the American Music Awards left viewers with various questions about his act and sexuality.

The American Idol runner-up says his kiss during his American Music Awards performance was not planned and "in the moment." Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
The American Idol runner-up says his kiss during his American Music Awards performance was not planned and was "in the moment." Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Lambert’s sexual performance surprised the audience and media outlets alike. Also, during mid-song, he took the time to make out with his allegedly straight male keyboard player in what Lambert later told CNN was not part of his routine and “in the moment.”

He defends his act by suggesting a double standard for male performers while female performers  push to the extreme and says anyone objecting is acting on a form of discrimination.

“Female performers have been doing this for years — pushing the envelope about sexuality — and the minute a man does it, everybody freaks out,” Lambert told Rolling Stone magazine.

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-Kim Brown

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