Adam Lambert was the subject of protests by anti-gay demonstrators when he appeared at an American Idol concert in San Jose at the weekend. The talent show runner up, as previously reported, recently 'came out' to Rolling Stone even though had never actually denied being gay.
Michael Sarver, one of Lambert's fellow finalists and another performer on the night, commented on the protest, staged by members of the nutty Westboro Baptist Church, via Twitter, explaining that Lambert was unfazed by the demo.
"Funny how people think it's a good idea to mess with a big Texan and his AI family", Sarver wrote. "Adam is just fine, shakes it off and so should we. We are together in this thing. You mess with one you mess with all ten. We are strong and we are 1. For those outside protesting I say do not judge less ye be judged yourself. Guys don't mind these people, we are a strong family".