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On ADAM LAMBERT's side; this time.
#5 So what you are saying is that it's ok for a woman to smash a guy's head so far up her crotch that he can see her ovaries, but it's not ok for a man to briefly push a man's head against his stomach? Check the footage - the man's head is no where near Adam's crotch. Yes, you are a homophobe! No one is pushing for same-sex acts to be allowed on morning television shows. Or any sex acts, for that matter. People are up in arms because there is a double standard when it comes to female performers versus male performers, specifically, gay male performers - ON PRIME TIME OR LATE NIGHT! Sheesh, get your facts straight before you go off half-cocked.— December 2, 2009 11:10 p.m.
On ADAM LAMBERT's side; this time.
#4 Actually, the GMA appearance was supposed to be two days after the AMAs. Anybody who thinks Adam Lambert doesn't know the difference between a late-night performance and an early show performance needs their head examined. There is no way on earth that he would have done the same performance on GMA that he did on the AMAs. He did not cave to "the man" - he did what he had already planned on doing - a much lower-key, family-friendly performance. Also, I believe he was scheduled tobe on the Jimmy Kimmel show, not Jimmy Fallon.— December 2, 2009 11:01 p.m.