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- ADAM LAMBERT SAYS EARLY CAREER HOMOPHOBIA INSPIRED HIM TO ‘BE AS GAY AS I F-CKG CAN BE’
- ADAM LAMBERT SAYS FACG HOMOPHOBIA EARLY REER PHED HIM TO BE 'AS GAY AS I F---G N BE'
ADAM LAMBERT SAYS EARLY CAREER HOMOPHOBIA INSPIRED HIM TO ‘BE AS GAY AS I F-CKG CAN BE’
After (not) wng the aforementned mic petn, he blazed a much-need rabow trail for queer micians when he historilly beme the first openly gay artist to top the US album charts, earned a Grammy nomatn for his top 10 smasher Whataya Want om Me and had nservative viewers seethg – woo!
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ADAM LAMBERT SAYS FACG HOMOPHOBIA EARLY REER PHED HIM TO BE 'AS GAY AS I F---G N BE'
“It was a hard bs to navigate as a gay man. ’ And the journalists terviewg me were askg qutns about the gay muny. This ver story featur the March 2023 edn of GAY TIMES Magaze.