Glambert
A portmanteau of 'glamorous' and 'Lambert,' used to describe a dedicated fan of American Idol Season 8 runner-up Adam Lambert.
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A portmanteau of 'glamorous' and 'Lambert,' used to describe a dedicated fan of American Idol Season 8 runner-up Adam Lambert. Glamberts are known for their passionate, highly organized online fanbase that rallies around Lambert's music, fashion, and advocacy work. The term blends the glam rock aesthetic that defines much of Lambert's persona with his surname, and has been embraced by fans themselves as a badge of identity.
The Glamberts camped outside the venue overnight to get front-row spots and arrived in full sequins and eyeliner.
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(slang) A fan of American singer Adam Lambert.
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