Bottom line: it was refreshing.
If Jordan, among other power bottoms cant admit that it wasnt quite in good taste (dancer not included
), then thats fine. All in all though it was needed in an era of dry awards shows and repressed sexuality, like were retrograde.
If Adam Lambert has to be the martyr for gay visibility and do what George, Elton, Clay, Ricky, Ne-Yo, Bow Wow, Omarion, Maurice and so on and so forth were too ***** to be, thats great. Now, if he keeps imposing it upon us and it gets tiring, THEN all this commotion would be just.
It's too funny seeing how everyone is taking a performance and making it so extreme; that's both sides, the overprotectors and the ones ridiculing him. It was a performance, blown out of proportion. Lady GaGa creates controversy with some of her performances too. It's all about the media attention, and it's working. 
Just like with the [fake] bloody VMA Paparazzi.
