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Known as the "viral duet king," Adam from the Bronx, New York, stands out far beyond the typical pop artist. His achievements include having the "Ultimate Sexiest Video" featured on Logo, hitting the Top 20 on the Billboard club chart with Kathy Sledge of Sister Sledge, and reaching the iTunes Top 100 duets with Margaret Cho and Pandora Boxx. Adam is set to bring a fresh, entertaining twist to pop music by blending comedy, dance, and bold originality. His performances have graced The Howard Stern Show, and he has been featured on TMZ, E!, Radar, Out.com, US Magazine, OK Magazine, the New York Post, The Advocate, and many more.
In Spring 2006, his dance track "I Wanna Hold You" played in Abercrombie & Fitch stores nationwide. Its debut music video reached #1 on MTV Logo's "Click List Countdown" in August and was among the network's Top 10 videos of 2007. Adam was an original Logo star, voted the network’s favorite Click List artist in 2007, and appeared on afterElton.com's Hot 100 celebrity list in 2008. His follow-up single "Standing in the Rain," with DJ Russ Harris, won Logo's #1 "Ultimate Sexiest Video." DJ Times Magazine recognized him as "one of the strongest male vocalists in 2007." The video premiered on Logo's new mainstream dance/pop show Pop Lab, hosted by Solange and Lady Gaga, in October. Adam later hosted the March 11, 2009, episode of Pop Lab's Spring Break Edition, succeeding Beyoncé.
Seeking a strong follow-up, his song "VIP" debuted on HBO's music show "Feedback" in June 2010. Over the next two years, Adam became a regular on HBO, with his videos airing between films. "VIP" ranked #2 on Logo's Click List Countdown Top 10 Videos of 2010, while "Standing in the Rain" was named an official "fist pumping beat" by New York's top hit station Z100. Both "VIP" and another single, "Q&A," featured prominently on two seasons of Oxygen's "Bad Girls Club," MTV's "The Real World," and Showtime's "Real L Word." Collaborating with Kathy Sledge, Adam released "Give Yourself Up," which reached the Billboard club chart Top 20 in October 2011 and appeared in the 2014 film "Don Jon." The music video was spotlighted on TMZ, showcasing Adam alongside various reality stars. Continuing this trajectory, he released a "Q&A" video featuring Lisa Lampanelli. In 2012, Adam signed with GR Media and recorded "Sexy Party" with Nadya Suleman, aka Octomom. The CD cover, showing Adam holding Octomom’s breasts, sparked international controversy. That fall, he engaged in a heated debate defending gay marriage with Angelina Pivarnick of The Jersey Shore on deeyoon.com. Together they released "Serendipity" and filmed a provocative video depicting Angelina marrying TLC's "Starter Wives" star Cheryl Caruso.
In 2013, Adam released two viral videos: "It's Tan Mom!" and "It's Too Big" featuring Jonah Falcon. He appeared twice on The Howard Stern Show, performing and earning praise from Stern for carving out a unique niche. A career highlight came when he performed "We Are Family" with Kathy Sledge in Asbury Park. He was also featured on VH1's Best Week Ever, with commentary from Jenny McCarthy. In July, he launched a parody song and video with RuPaul's Drag Race All-Star Pandora Boxx titled "You Seemed Shady to Me," which reached #46 on the iTunes Comedy singles chart. August saw the release of "Life of the Party" with Tan Mom and another memorable Stern appearance.
2014 began with a bang as Adam dropped a single with Margaret Cho, "See U Next Tuesday," which entered the iTunes Top 100. That summer, he released the viral hit "The Kitty Anthem." He signed with the World of Wonder Network (WoW! Presents) and began interviewing stars such as Miss Universe, Bianca Del Rio, Alyssa Edwards, and Alaska. In 2015, Adam created the viral "Honey Boo Boo bop" sensation with Honey Boo Boo herself. In 2016, he scored his second Top 20 Billboard club dance hit with "Heartbreak Hotline."
In 2017, it was announced that Adam would appear on WE tv's series "Dr. Miami.
