The Adam Lambert drama that just won’t end! Well, now it’s Popwired’s turn to shrine in. After all, who knows better than the gays who judge other gays for a living?

Adam Lambert made ‘American Music Awards’  history Sunday evening with his provocative dance on live television.

During his musical performance he kissed his male keyboardist — gay gasp — and then shoved another one to his crotch, simulating what everyone assumes to be “oral sex.”

The drama continued Tuesday when ABC announced that they canceled their scheduled Wednesday concert with Adam Lambert, literally exploding the blogaysphere.

“Given his controversial American Music Awards performance,” an ABC spokeswoman said, “We were concerned about airing a similar concert so early in the morning.”

CBS’s “The Early Show” immediately booked Lambert after hearing that ABC gave him the boot. The show will air an interview on the GMA drama.

UPDATE: Adam Lambert did his gig on the CBS show flawlessly with no complaints — asides from the angry fans toward GMA. [CNN]

The closeted Ryan Seacrest was curious enough to ask Lambert for a comment on ABC’s decision to cancel his GMA performance.

“Obviously I respect their decision, they gotta do what they gotta do. It’s too bad, I think there were a lot of fans who were excited to come see me,” Lambert said.

“They probably had a lot of pressure coming at them from certain people who weren’t happy about it. I respect their decision – I don’t necessarily agree with it, but they need to do what they need to do.”

On his racy AMA performance Lambert said, “It’s choreography, we were dancing. The sexuality of it kind of got a little more extreme when I got up on stage. I think the adrenaline kind of took me over, and I admit it, and i’m proud of the fact that I did get a little carried away.”

“I don’t feel I owe anyone an apology for anything. I performed, it was late night TV, I did something that female performers have been doing for years, no different. It’s just the fact that I’m me and it’s a little different for people. It’s really not that big of a deal.”

“I’m not a babysitter, I’m a performer,” Lambert declared.

The Advocate’s Editor in Chief Jon Barrett also responded to the Lambert drama. While Barrett recognizes that simulated oral sex may not be best for a morning TV show, he also asks why the show has allowed women, who have performed similarly in the past (Britney Spears, Madonna, Janet Jackson), were still allowed to perform.

Do the GMA producers just not trust Lambert to contain himself? Are they afraid of a similar performance to the GMA audience?

In Popwired’s opinion, Lambert knew what he was doing when he created the biggest publicity stunt of all time; all it took was a gay kiss and simulated oral sex.

We think he’s great, we just don’t agree with the fake blowjob on national tv. It’s tasteless when straight people do it and we definitely think it’s classless of the LGBT community to defend him. Gay kiss? Not a prob. Thrusting what looks like an over-bleached rag doll into ones crotch, that’s definitely something to consider inappropriate.

Of course, our Facebook friend Jay Hunter had this to say about Lambert:

“I think he is a horrible representation of the LBGT community! The clothes, the make-up, the performance… all over the top. Not to mention… he’s just an okay singer… definitely not as great as he thinks he is! Definitely a disappointment/hot tranny mess.”

Should Lambert’s outfit even be part of the debate? If Lady Gaga has the right to wear a bird’s nest as an outfit we’ll be damned if they stop Lambert from wearing a drag queen dress — just saying.

Now it’s your turn. Do you think GMA was justified in canceling Lambert’s show? Do you find his performance on the AMA degrading?