'The styling is similar. The choreography is similar,' so Adam Lambert says when comparing the video to his AMAs performance.
- Nov 25, 2009
AceShowbiz - Adam Lambert's music video for the title track and first single off his newly-released album "For Your Entertainment" has finally arrived. Filmed at the Alexandria earlier this month with Ray Kay on the directing seat, the video features Adam hitting an underground club. Shortly after the video is announced, Adam's official site is crashed due to overloaded entries.
Commenting on the scenes in the video, Adam told MTV that "there was stuff in the performance of the video that was probably edited out." On that matter, he said, "It was his [Ray Kay's] artistic choice at that point, which I respected. He's a great director."
When comparing the video to his recent controversial performance at 2009 American Music Awards, Adam stated, "It's kind of the same energy. The styling is similar. The choreography is similar. It's not quite as graphic. That just kind of happened. It was very impromptu."
On another news, Adam Lambert's performance on ABC's "Good Morning America" has been canceled due to the controversy surrounding his AMAs performance on November 22. In response to the cancellation, Adam told Ryan Seacrest on a radio interview saying, "Obviously I respect their decision, they gotta do what they gotta do. It's too bad, I think there were a lot of fans who were excited to come see me."
Following the GMA cancellation, Adam will be performing on CBS' "The Early Show" on November 25.
