Singer also said that any criticism of the bit is discriminatory and shows a “double standard.” By Gil Kaufman Adam Lambert Photo: Kevin Winter/ Getty Images Just last week, the editor-in-chief of the gay magazine Out was lamenting that Adam Lambert ‘s handlers were allegedly trying to ease the out-and-proud singer back into the closet a bit. While Lambert told the gay magazine to chill, he seemed intent on sending a strong message on Sunday night with his pan-sexually charged performance of the title track from his debut album, For Your Entertainment. In addition to dragging a female dancer around by the ankles, pushing a male dancer’s head into his crotch and simulating oral sex, walking a pair of male hoofers around like dogs on a leash, and furiously thrusting his hips at every opportunity, Lambert took a moment mid-song to fervently make out with (an allegedly straight) male keyboard player
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