Adam Refuses To Abandon His Signature Look

Is he morphing into Robert Smith from the Cure?!!

So he takes it up the ass? That's a shame.

Adam Lambert copies Bill Kaulitz from Tokio Hotel.

Don't know who this guy is, but he's fiiine!

a little bit liz.. liza and fey in a tubby glitz nightmare

Dear journalist/Blogger...whatever you are, I'm willing to bet that he didn't have a wash basin in his car to wash away his makeup after rehearsals and rigorous press engagements. So, on his way home, he simply stopped at a nearby store to grab a few groceries. Sounds like a sensible enough explanation to me. How 'bout you?

I think Gene Simmons was right. This dude's faggotry is going to overshadow anything he does musically.

Wow, I didn't know people usually copied people a decade younger than they are. I'm willing to bet that Bill Kaulitz copied Robert Smith as the above anonymous poster alleges of Adam. German Bands love J-Rock. You know, Japanese rock? And J-Rock is inspired by British Bands. And Robert Smith is of a British band named The Cure. Get it. Good. Anymore subjects I can enlighten you on?

Adam has looked like this long before AI so why would he change now.

Gays get double skidmark stains; in the front and back of whitey-tighties (of the pitcher anyway). Then to lock that smell up inside leather pants... yuck!

stone effen queen

Wow, so much ignorance. Anyway, I love Adam's look. He's not the first person to take inspiration from others, and he won't be the last. I'm pretty sure there are no age requirements on inspiration, too. Oh, and not all German bands love Japanese bands - please don't generalize all of the MANY excellent German bands out there based on Cinema Bizarre (and don't let Tokio Hotel's name fool you - Bill Kaulitz has taken more influence from David Bowie and Nena).

Is there really nobody out there anymore who bothers to learn even the littlest bit about things they form opinions on? Japanese rock also isn't entirely inspired by British bands - maybe some were, but certainly not most. Visual kei, especially, boomed at the same time the hair bands were huge in America, starting with X Japan (who actually even recorded in America way back when).

Bill Kaulitz isn't into J-Rock, though. Anyway, not arguing over Adam and Bill. Two guys with great style.

just a fudge-packer with bad guyliner