Adam Lambert, performs during the closing act of the 37th Annual American Music Awards on Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Matt Sayles)
American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert appeared on the David Letterman Show on Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday, November 25. He performed the single "Whataya want from me" from his album "For Your Entertainment."
His appearance comes on the heels of his controversial performance at the American Music Awards show on Sunday, November 22. Lambert kissed a male band-mate and pushed the head of another performer into his crotch.
ABC's Good Morning America show canceled his scheduled appearance on the show on Wednesday, November 25, but he was quickly picked up by CBS's The Early Show and the David Letterman Show.
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Yeah! I loved him on Letterman and the CD is so good!
I missed Letterman performance but just seen CBS early morning performance, Adam is a legend in the making, We love his whole CD my wife and i also my best friend, we both bought his CD the day after release and it's one of the most complete best albums i've bought since U2 & Madonna's first early releases, Adam to us is like a young Elvis Presley we grew up with, he's going places no doubt about it.
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