Adam Lambert Admits he’s Gay…

Adam Lambert "I'm Gay"

… so?

Adam, thank you for pointing out the obvious and I do not mean that in a bad way. We loved you and cheered for you all the way to second place, most of us already with speculation. Perhaps this confirmation is a publicity stunt or perhaps he needed to reveal the skeleton hiding in plain sight.

Regardless, I personally wish you good luck and thank you for trying your best to win, this year was one of my favorite seasons and I actually wanted you to win. I thought you had it in the bag to be honest. You were the most memorable performer every week if you ask me. But I digress. This type of thing shouldn’t be a big deal and the fact that it is makes me shake my head in shame.

I was raised Christian but I personally don’t believe that any two lovers should be refused the right to love each other. What business is it of mine who you take out to the movies on a Friday night? As long as I am happy with the person I am dating, then it is of no concern of mine who and what you do in your free time as long as you are happy and continue to be a productive citizen in society… who the hell cares?

Music Review: Blackout 2

Blackout 2

Blackout 2

By Method Man and Redman

After 10 long years of waiting, hip hop fans finally get the second blackout album. Though both artists have put out individual albums since then I am glad to have their newest collaborative effort since the How High Soundtrack. Method and Red are two of my favorite rap artists period. I like Method Man’s word play the most and Redman is a straight comedian in his lyrics and in his infamous track interludes from WKYA radio.

This album is easily worth the money for true Method and Red fans, but hip hop fans unfamiliar to the duo might be expecting a bit more from this LP. I didn’t find any tracks that were monumental, or as iconic as say… The Rockwilder. There were a few songs that I liked but none that I loved. I was happy with the length of the album and even happier to see that both Method and Red have new projects “coming soon”. Though both artists are notorious for having albums stated as “coming soon” for long periods of time, anything of theirs that DOES come out I own. Funk Doc’ and Johnny Blaze stay true to their style and fan base in this latest album, it’s worth a listen.

Rated 3 out of 5