Adam Lambert & JHud Perform with a Friend from ‘American Idol’ 

Adam has always been a great performer from day one

@@angelafuller1286 Yes

I completely agree!!! I absolutely love him so much!!!!

They deliver And that is what great vocalist do deliver And Adam should maintained these standard cause he is phenomenal

lmao jhud face when he said that

Who even won on their years? I can't recall.

@@lisavillano9348 well I know Fantasia won Jhud's season. I kinda vaguely remember the other guy that won ahead of Lambert. Googling will probably bring back his name. Lol

@@lisavillano9348 Kelly Clarkson won first season , Fantasia won third season, Jennifer's year, and Kris Allen won 8th season, Adam's year.

@@lilyz2156 ah yes Kris Allen. Good singer but not a patch on Lambert.

TOTALLY AGREE

Perhaps, you are overly sentimental! That rendition lacked in many places.

@@papabearM3 sentimental? No, I am italian! I am only proud and thankful. He' not an opera singer but he's been AMAZING!!!

I’m glad they didn’t. The people who done their seasons needed it a lot more.

OMG overuse a word much? I’m guessing she brought up Harry Styles because he’s super famous and gets a lot of accolades as an artist.

@@danielpeters2501 Yeah so...he's dressed like a dude here and definitely dressed like a dude in the the Cher performance. I'm curious what's "drag" about a beard and frosted hair. The concept of falsetto is definitely not drag, seeing as how every singer does it and it's literally overtly in the context of opera here.

I think he has the career he wants on his terms, he had a really rough hit after his idol win. Too much of audience pivot

Well he better modernize his material so as to draw a younger crowd. At present the average age of his hardcore fans seems to be about 80. Combine that with the average life expectancy and his career might soon fizzle out. Perhaps no more Queen tribute band or Noël Coward? Good as he is at those looks like they are mostly a hit in gated retirement communities and the likes.s/

@@vincentjohnflorio Not how he used the word " drag" I think.

I wonder whether his mom knew she was having sex with a god🤔

She needs to stop belting and access her head voice

@@landoblu , I think she's got things under control.

it's real deep raw talent and studying... Adam and Jennifer are probably the last line of vocal powerhouses of the industry.

The fact that you new I would need a recap if the first 30sec lol thank you

@@JefersonSantos-bt1ef It's strange that Jannifer did not do well in the singing business she only made one Album that did not do very well, I think she is more of a Gospel singer a loud voice. That show was more of a fun thing not about the singing they had fun fooling around.

@@claudiagonzales2403 She actually made 3 albums and one she won a Grammy.

Adam Lambert is phenomenal.

Well said. Agree with everything you said.👍🤗👏❤

I personally enjoy Adam's singing more than Freddie''s and I'm 61 so I experienced Queen growing up as well. I think Adam has a slightly better vocal range but not by much. I just find it much more intense to listen to him then Freddie. As far as record sales it's hard to compare because Freddie didn't have a huge solo career in terms of time. The sales with Queen speak for themselves. As far as charisma goes, Adam seems much more relatable to as a person but they are both fantastic frontmen. When Freddie was doing the things he was it was so rare so he was a trailblazer for sure. I don't think there's a better singer on the planet today than Adam. The only other person I can think of who was Pitch Perfect every single time he sang and could hit very high and very low notes with quick changes was George Michael. Those that worked with him said he was perfect every night when performing. Very different styles of music though. We are blessed to have all of them and their vocal talents and artistry.

Steve Perry of Journey is right there with Adam

Don't forget Don Williams. He had good range too and he was a country singer all the way. But he never sang anything I didn't love. He was unique & had a sound all his own. God bless him for his contribution to the world. I am 79, nearly 80, so I have heard everything from Buttons And Bows to Bohemian Rhapsody to the music, all genres, of today. Adam owns first place today. There have been many beautiful people bring us beautiful music in their days. God bless them all. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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Adam is a fantastic duet partner. He tries to give his all without overwhelming his partner.

and Brian May says "oh, you know that song ?" - not, "you sing OPERA !" because they know, he sings everything, even "country"

Is that so? Because I couldn't find anything on that in their wikipedia entries..it's all Pop music, soul music, rock music during regular grammar schooling and studies which had nothing to do with music. So where and how were they all so "highly trained in classical"?

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@@reddragonready Where do you think those genres have their base in? Specially rock music. Freddie took piano lessons as a child for many years,what kind of music do you think he was taught? And you can see plenty of classical influence and styles in their songs and melodies. Freddie sang famous song Barcelona with opera diva Montserrat Caballé.

@@kaoutermouslimhaliba7145 All that being very true, it still does not equate being classically trained. Singing classical music is very different. Freddie sang with Montserrat because he loved her singing. I love listening to Tony Rice...that cannot be described as me being a trained guitarplayer or me being able to play the guitar on his level. Freddie did know that..which is why he, while Montserrat was singing Bel Canto technique, was singing in pop technique

Lost at American Idol tv show, but they are 2 of America’s greatest singers. They both have totally won!

He should have won. However, Idol would have owned him; he is all the better for it.

He is super talented but he was a super rude diva to people he worked with and to other contestants. I hope he has changed his ways. 😢 For some people, success goes to their head.

@@GilbertGTV None of the people on the show ever said that. They said the complete opposite.

@@GilbertGTV So, just going for attention or what? Adam has never been rude to anyone he's ever worked with, including on Idol. He offered advise and helped all the other contestants. Everyone loves him and loves working with him. Please stop making shit up.

@@GilbertGTVWell...possible. In interviews, he was super rude & made ugly comments about other artists like Susan Boyle, Luke Bryan, Adam Levine, etc. Maybe he's jealous of other ppl's success 🤔. It's definitely a lie when Adam's fans kept saying he is the nicest guy ever lmaooo

Absolutely agree with you!!! 💯💯💯

Yes! Adam Lambert is phenomenal. Perfect voice.

Of all time!!!

and he has zero ego with a great personality. with that kind of talent he should be a mega BITCH to deal with. lol

@@stanleydural3424 🤣

Nah, just average 3 octave 2 notes. Nothing particularly special.

​@@reddragonready That's not his complete range, fyi. 3 octaves 2 notes is only his _chest/chest-mix_ voice range. Add head voice and whatnot to get his full modal voice range, and he is around 4.5 octaves. That's far beyond average considering the average singer's modal voice is only 2 octaves, and still wider than most really good singers in the industry. Freddie Mercury was capable of about 4 octaves, for reference. Those 3 octaves 2 notes are what Adam relies on most often in his publicly available recordings and is most well-known for rocking, but they are not the limit of his capabilities. Based on other live performances, fan recordings, and people who have worked with him behind the scenes, it's been confirmed he can at least sing every note on a 4+ octave guitar and go a little lower and higher to reach 4.5.

@@Ephyne and that is still less than Dimash's range. Btw I consider range that which can be produced at will and under control. Not screams and the likes.

@@Ephyne No, the average professional singer's vocal range is 3 octaves ( even Alison krauss who generally sings within 1.5 octave range as is wont in her genre CAN sing 3 octaves)..as is Adam's. Freddie yes, could sing 4 Octaves . But that was already quite rare.

@@Ephyne Adam is a lyric tenor, so his lowest notes are G2-F2, it's physically impossible for him to go lower even if we are not talking about vocal range, but just speaking. His highest recorded mixed-voice hote is B5, but I suggest that his clear head voice can be higher by 2-3 semitones. Though I'm a huge fan, I've never heard that, but let it be. So we have F2-B5 singing range. It's 3.5 octaves in maximum. The key is not the range itself, but Adam's mastery of mixing registers. Very few people can do that such perfectly. Exactly this creates the effect of 4 or more octaves. The main mystery of his voice is in his A4-E5 notes.

Ohhh... I love his laugh so much 😌😍😍😍

Because people are turn off by his look, simply as that

The guy sings for Queen and is happier than a pig in shat! He is living the dream baby!

​@@barbara3977 oh well!!! they don't pay his bills!

@@barbara3977 Most people with half a brain are NOT turned off by his looks. They actually find him exceptionally good looking. The ones who don’t are just small minded.

Them, Kelly and Carrie.

@@undead.rising not you forgot Tori.

Outsing?

@@ashmaz4811 “transitive verb. : to outdo or surpass in singing : to sing better than.”

@@lisaencinias4988 and in what world is that the correct term? Or you are just another non-musical person commenting on a topic they don’t understand

@@ashmaz4811 lol ok Pavarotti

@@lisaencinias4988 lol ok Ms talks about topics I have no actually understanding of

Yes ,and she lets her guest talk

She is? She a tacky diva on par with Lambert. Who cares!

Yes, you must be

Nessun Dorma is an area written for a male tenor. He sang it in the original key

What key it was originalt written in and What key it was sung in here is two different things.

@@kirstenh9865 ​ @Kris Jennifer Hudson is a mezzo-soprano, and this performance was keyed for her, so higher than a tenor (which is what Adam is). He can sing it in her range in this duet, obviously, but needed to adjust for it. When he sang it with Queen he sang it in the original key.

@@sharonelliott2366 Jennifer Hudson is very clearly and undoubtedly a Soprano. Both are incredibly talented and Adam’s vocal control and ability to effortlessly sing this high in his range is second to none, I would say. This was a great performance. :)

@@SaffronKoysha I agree, they were both amazing. Such a pleasure to listen to.

I would love to have that album! He is absolutely amazing. Like Pavarotti he just opens his mouth and out comes power and beauty.