Early Show Questions Adam Lambert About Double Standard, Cuts to Shot of Actual Double Standard

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After Adam Lambert's poorly received fellatio dancing at the American Music Awards got him booted from a Good Morning America appearance, CBS's Early Show picked up the shrieker's pieces for a rousing Q&A. Just before anchor Maggie Rodriguez quizzed Lambert about the propriety of his performance, CBS aired blurred footage of the singer kissing a male dancer and immediately followed it with an uncensored clip of Britney Spears and Madonna locking lips. The layers of charming double standards unravel after the jump.

The censored male-on-male action and the uncensored female-on-muscular-arachnid action occur at the one-minute mark.

Insane. If they were going to censor things unfairly, they could've at least blurred it when Adam said he forgot about the cameras because he's a "theater" artist. He's not used to being on TV, see. Anyway, sorry, I'll blur my own face.

Double Standard [Towleroad]



Comments

  • stolidog says:

    Who's the unlucky Pucino person?

  • HwoodHills says:

    "Those moments came from an impromptu place...No, they weren't rehearsed."
    Yeah, trained dancers OFTEN make stuff up on the fly during a live broadcast. (It's the best way to be hired back by the choreographer!)
    Lambert then got a seat on a Morning show to talk about the event afterward.
    It was either HIS genius or the marketing department's.
    Either way, I'll bet there'll be a spike in sales this week.
    Score:
    Adam Lambert: 1
    Anyone over fourteen: 0

  • Stella says:

    Straight Talk with Adam Lambert? Are they trying to be witty?

  • Nathan Sarraga says:

    Really nice design and fantastic subject matter, practically nothing else we need : D.