Adam Lambert hasn’t been attending the after-concert bus signings lately–under doctor’s orders is the explanation he twittered to fans before last night’s show in Long Island, NY. To make up for it, he decided to throw a twitter party. Thousands of fans twittered questions, and for an hour, Adam answered as many as he could.
That tact left fans happier than Sunday night in Newark, when Adam chastised the fans who sent him angry messages after he apologized for not signing autographs after the concert.
Adam is doing his job by putting on a great show night after night. He doesn’t owe fans autographs, or even twitter parties. But, the gesture put his fans in a pretty good mood, so I’d say it was an idea full of win.
Even Fox news made note of it! But sadly, they failed to mention that Michael Sarver is the inventor of the Idol twitter party. Michael partied first and parties often. I crown him twitter party king, just for the record…
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