
So now, Clay Aiken (above) is sorry 4 saying that "American Idol" runner-up Adam Lambert's singing made his "ears bleed" on his blog. So what's really up with Clay Aiken's rants? Yes, Adam's style is more rock 'n' roll then anything, but he's been a huge hit on American Idol because of his style. So could that be a hint of jealousy I'm hearing? Is Clay scared his gay limelight will be stolen from him? I happened 2 like Adam's style and I must say I was thoroughly impressed with his vocals, and this is coming from a person that is an R&B regular.
It also pissed me off that people were making comments, about Adam possibly not winning because he might be gay. SO WHAT! What does his sexual orientation have 2 do with his talent?! Even Elisabeth Hasselbeck from the daytime talk show "The View", commented that Adam (pictured right) won't win because he doesn't appeal 2 the majority of Americans. EXCUSE ME! Obviously he did appeal 2 the majority of Americans, because he made it all the way 2 the final finals. And he may have lost American Idol, but he's still a winner because you know he's getting a record deal. And if doesn't it's because he's gay which is ridiculous! Talent has no color, race, sexual orientation....it's just talent. This is why gay artists can't get record deals now, because people are prejudice and hateful.Moreover, you'd be surprised how many gay artists there are in the entertainment industry, they just choose not 2 come out thinking they'll be judged 4 that faster then their talent......and can you blame them? It's reminds me of the "Don't ask, don't tell" policy in the military which needs 2 be reformed immediately. The gay entertainment industry is the largest untapped resource, because people choose 2 be judgemental and evil. Little do they know, if we could all learn 2 work 2gether and stop the division, there could be lots of money made. Maybe 1 day people will use common sense, but until that day, LGBT people will keep representing and standing tall proving we have what it takes, time and time again.
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