Adam Lambert conquered the world with "Bohemian Rhapsody" in the "American Idol" audition, his delicate voice and wide range impressed the judges and made Lambert famous in one fell swoop, but his path to fame was not smooth, Lambert had a happy childhood, he grew up in a relaxed family atmosphere, but after he became famous, things were very different (his emotional orientation), Lambert was the first singer to come out publicly, so he received a lot of attention early in his career. As an iconic rock star, take a closer look at how he's changed over the years
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Adam Lambert grew up with no friends</h1>
Today, Adam Lambert is an internationally recognized rock star, but growing up he was far less popular than he is now, and while he wasn't bullied, he wasn't that cool kid either, describing himself as a somewhat withdrawn person in middle school, not having too many friends and not having much of a social life, Lambert admits that although he wasn't a target, he spent a lot of time reinventing his personality and he deliberately avoided a lot of social contact because he was so afraid he would be bullied, and luckily, Lambert got better after high school and his social life improved a lot because he was able to join the band and find people with common interests
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Adam Lambert came out as a teenager</h1>
Adam Lambert has been well aware of his emotional orientation since childhood, he opened himself up to friends and family at the age of 18, he said, it was his mum Lyra who encouraged him, Lambert was a somewhat offbeat child, but he never felt sorry for his emotional orientation, and his family fully supported him, speaking to young members of the community at the Mosaic Centre in London in 2018, saying that coming out was a relief and that being honest about his identity helped improve relationships
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Adam Lambert was overwhelmed by fame</h1>
In 2008, Adam Lambert participated in the audition for "American Idol" and has since changed his life, Lambert said in an interview that he did not think the chances of participating in the show to become famous, and he was not suitable for the idol type of the show, but he decided to give it a try, because the show stipulates that contestants can not have the rest of the contract, and Lambert was involved in the production of "Evil Man", so after the first two auditions, he had to quit, fortunately, he performed well on the show. Finished second in season eight
Lambert's fame brought him a lot of changes, "I was really overwhelmed at the beginning, it all happened too fast", and before he realized it, he had become the focus of the spotlight and appeared on the cover of the magazine, but it also forced Lambert to adjust
<H1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Adam Lambert had to struggle with feelings early in his career</h1>
While Lambert never hid his orientation, he never discussed it publicly on American Idol, and some media outlets claimed that Lambert was supposed to be a popular pick for the championship, and the reason for the second place was his emotional orientation, and as the competition progressed, people speculated more and more about him, and after the American Idol Finals, his first album was actually launched at a performance at the 2009 American Music Awards, in which he kissed a member of the band, which was badly criticized
His record label RCA was concerned about affecting album sales, Lambert wrote in a 2017 post, when his debut album released another cover for retailers who were uncomfortable with him
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Adam Lambert inherited freddie Mercury as queen's lead singer</h1>
In Brian May's book "The Queen", May explains how Lambert became a member of Queen, he sang "Bohemian Rhapsody" at the "American Idol" audition, was overwhelmed by a lot of praise, the media said that Lambert is Freddy's heir, Lambert will be the best choice for the band's new lead singer, he first shared the stage with Queen, when May and teammate Roger Taylor were invited to participate in the final of "American Idol", he worked very well with the band. And in his first concert with the band in 2012, Lambert said that while he didn't try to replace or resemble Reddy, he was honored to inherit Freddy's spirit
< h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > which is why Adam Lambert was freed from his solo career</h1>
Adam Lambert's third and fourth albums were released nearly five years apart, and while partly because Lambert was busy performing with Queen, but also partly for personal reasons, he explained that he wanted more inspiration and wanted to focus more on the creative details of making a new album, and Lambert admitted that he needed to get back on track and find a love of music before he could record the next album
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Adam Lambert changed again on his fourth album Velvet</h1>
In 2020, Adam Lambert released his fourth album, Velvet, which marked another shift in Lambert's style, described by critics as less charming than his previous works, but more sinister, more affectionate and more fashionable, and a website praised the album as his most personal achievement to date and a testament to his growth, Lambert said that Velvet is an album of self-exploration and said that in this album, it is basically moving at his own pace
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > which is why Adam Lambert chose an independent record label</h1>
Adam Lambert's fourth album, Velvet, was notable because it was his first album on an indie label, and he decided to leave his previous record label, Warner Bros., to move on to the indie label empire, to find himself drawn to indie music, switching to an independent label in search of a more adventurous voice so he could create music that wasn't entirely based on popular trends
Lambert explained that signing into an independent record label gave him more control over his music, and at a large record label, his concerts were controlled by people with ulterior motives, and those motives were mostly related to money, but switching to an independent label allowed him to control his music
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Adam Lambert is defining his own value</h1>
Lambert told the media that he once thought happiness was related to his level of success in business, "it is unhealthy, you can't define your value by commercial success, and it's a blessing to be able to do what you like and live comfortably.", although Lambert is now worth a lot, he believes that personal satisfaction is much more important than prestige and wealth