
October 15 2010 2:30 PM EST
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Adam Lambert had to tone down his "Glam Nation" concert for his Thursday night performance in Malaysia, but that didn't stop the out and proud pop star from dedicating the show to "love."
"Ladies and gentlemen, tonight's show is about love," the singer told the crowd in Kuala Lumpur before launching into his set list.
Prior to Lambert's appearance in Malaysia, he came under fire from members of the Pan Malaysian Islamic Party who said the singer's show would promote "gay culture." Lambert agreed to respect the customs of Malaysian culture, saying his "main goal is to keep people entertained -- not to make them uncomfortable."
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