Fans of singer Adam Lambert have
created an It Gets Better video to support troubled gay teens.
The 10-minute video titled It Gets
Better (by Adam Lambert Fans) was
compiled by a fan who goes by the name of JamieGlambert.
In the
video, set to Lambert's hit single Aftermath,
fans share their stories of being bullied because they were perceived
to be different and encourage troubled gay youth to hang in there.
“If you're being
teased in school, in your community or online, know that you're not
alone, and that it will get better,” says Joy. “And not only
does it get better in the future, but it can get better right now.
It's time to take a stand against intolerant, small minded people.
We want to reach out. We're building a community of lamberts all
over the world who care about love, connection, joy and respect.”
“If you're
different, stand up for it,” adds JamieGlambert. “Hold on to
your friends and family and people who love you. And just make it
through.” (The video is embedded in the right panel of this page.)
The video also
features several members of the Glam Nation tour, including Tommy Joe
Ratliff and Camilla Grey.
In
Lambert's own It Gets Better video recorded last month, the rocker
urges gay teens to stay proud.