Glamberting

Idols are kind of like candy to me: I don't share them. I will keep quiet about them unless you ask me. The more I like someone or something, the less I talk about it. I just like keeping my idols to myself. It's partly because I don't like arguing about opinions.

However, I think idols tell a little something about us, so I decided to write this post (and because I was in the concert). Actually, I have only one real idol: Adam Lambert. I love his style (especially the gloves), I love his voice, I love his looks, I love his attitude. I think Whataya Want from Me was the first song I heard from Adam, and I've liked him ever since. I was quite young when I heard that song, and only after Ghost Town I started wondering why I hadn't listened to this music more. So I started listening to all his songs, and I became a true Glambert in an instant. In my opinion, the thing that makes Adam truly awesome, besides the divine voice, is his attitude: Don't hide who you are, and most importantly, dress up however the fuck you want.

(If you didn't know yet, Adam's fans are called Glamberts.)

Adam gave a little speech about love in the concert, and it was the first love-speech that was something else than irritating to me. Unfortunately I didn't catch it on video, but the idea was that everyone has a heart, and that hearts want to be loved. I guess I have to agree. But the sad truth that I learned while waiting for the concert to start was that all the best guys are gay. Well, I did know that already, but it just became emphasized. Of course, it depends on what type of people you like, but in my case this is accurate.

(The videos are quite short because I was stupid enough to use Snapchat instead of the normal camera, and you can blame the quality on Samsung)

The color of the microphone and its stand had to match his clothes. Cute.

The most beautiful song ever

Music!

It is very nice watching him perform :D

The fan shirt that I can't wear because
 I don't want it to get worn out.