As an Adam fan who finds herself following his path daily, I found the report of his criticism of Susan Boyle so outrageous and so uncharacteristic of anything that we have ever heard from Adam that I simply cannot believe that it happened as reported. Even in the most difficult circumstances, Adam has consistently maintained personal integrity and discretion in discussing other artists, the media, ABC executives, or "haters" whose blogs have been viscious, and disturbing. He has continually taken ownership of his actions, and not blamed anyone in the aftermath of the AMAs, while many artists would have been disparaging and critical of those who have canceled his appearances or otherwise impaired airplay of his music. He has even commented that while he is an Idol fan, he doesn't watch the show until after the open auditions are over because he doesn't like to see the painful experience for those rejected and how they are subjected to being made fun of. He has consistently been supportive of other artists and in the case of Suan Boyle, it would seem so out of character for him to denegrate here album or the magic of her dream-come-true miracle.
So....I gotta hear a lot more about all this before I believe that he would be hurtful. I just don't believe it's in him.

I dont believe the report at all! Ridiculous! That is not typical of Adam Lambert!

he tweeted that 'though he was misquoted' he is entitled to his opinion.' so that tells us he did say something negative about SB's albulm. And he won't say what he said, he just says he was misquoted. My question is, on what? the 'terrible cd' part, or the 'horrendous and sacreligous rendition of WH' part? And lately he has been, lets just say less then kind. Almost petty. A couple of weeks ago he dissed Clay Aikans, again. I heard him on the radio say he was 'icck'. So he's changing. Fame does that sometimes. Maybe he thinks his big enough now that he can show his true colors.

On "Wild Horses", Susan was singing about the death of her mother, whom she had cared for for several years, - a much different interpretation from that of the "Rolling Stones". Adam laughed, Susan cried. Perhaps Adam should think about where other artists are coming from before he judges them. Or, at least keep his negative thoughts to himself.