Adam Lambert recently did an interview with Rolling Stone magazine and he may have offended some fans inadvertently. Fortunately, he cleared up any miscommunication yesterday on Twitter and thanked those who "get it." Adam took to his official Twitter last night to comment on the interview and clarify a remark that could be interpreted unfavorably. He started by tweeting , "New Rolling Stone interview prob my most personal yet. What a great chat I had w Jonah! Hope it gives you some insight to my reality." He then said, "However, to clarify my quote bout the radio station visits. 'f'd up retail' part ain't meeting fans, it's selling myself to the stations." For anyone that has not read the article yet, Adam was just about to leave for a month-long radio promotion tour and in the interview said, "And when I go to radio and meet fans, is retail, in the most f**ked-up way." It seems that some fans took offense to this and must have tweeted him about it, thus prompting the explanation. He further clarified his statement tweeting, "The best part of those visits is the actual PERFORMING. that's when I get to connect w you guys in my favorite way- thru music" and "Thank u all for "GETTING IT" :)" Yes, Adam Lambert's fans do "get" it and support him 100%. In fact, Adam Lambert has a fierce fan base of Glamberts, who buy multiple copies of his album, constantly request his music on radio stations, and spread the word about him everywhere they go. Even though most of Adam's fans understood what he meant in the interview, it was nice of him to put everyone's mind at ease and explain the quote.
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