When Adam Lambert and Leona Lewis took the stage together, fans were treated to a spectacular display of vocal prowess. Their rendition of Little Big Town’s “Girl Crush” captivated audiences with its mesmerizing harmonies and soulful delivery, earning over 10 million views on YouTube.
The question of whether Lambert should have won American Idol and if he possesses one of the best voices in the industry sparked intense debates among fans. Some argue that Lambert’s performances, like his electrifying rendition of Steppenwolf’s “Born to be Wild” on the show, showcased his unparalleled vocal range and ability to command the stage effortlessly.
Lambert’s versatility shone through in his performances on American Idol, where he seamlessly transitioned from Tears for Fears’ “Mad World” to Wild Cherry’s “Play That Funky Music” before delivering his rock-infused rendition of “Born to be Wild.”
Many viewers expressed disbelief over Lambert’s runner-up status on American Idol, praising his unique talent and captivating stage presence. Lambert’s post-Idol success, including three consecutive top-five albums in the US and his role as the frontman for Queen, solidified his status as a musical powerhouse.
Reflecting on his journey, Lambert recalled his audition on American Idol with Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody,” which ultimately changed the course of his career. He attributed his success to taking a chance and embracing fate, acknowledging the pivotal role the audition played in shaping his decade-long journey in the music industry.