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    The crowd roared the moment Adam Lambert opened his mouth—what began as a playful challenge from Jimmy Fallon to sing “The Muffin Man” as Cher turned into an unforgettable vocal spectacle. With pitch-perfect impersonation and powerhouse flair, Lambert transformed the nursery rhyme into a dramatic showpiece, hitting every iconic Cher note with hilarious brilliance. Jimmy burst into uncontrollable laughter, the audience lost it, and the internet couldn’t get enough. Who else could turn a joke into jaw-dropping magic? Only Adam Lambert

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    Adam Lambert Delivers Hilarious and Impressive Cher-Style “Muffin Man” Cover on The Tonight Show

    Adam Lambert is no stranger to vocal showstoppers, but a recent challenge on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon pushed even his wide-ranging talents in a new—and hilarious—direction. During a segment of Wheel of Musical Impressions, Fallon dared Lambert to perform the classic nursery rhyme “The Muffin Man” in the unmistakable style of Cher.

    Lambert couldn’t help but burst into laughter at the unexpected combo, but like the seasoned performer he is, he jumped straight in—belting out “Do you know the Muffin Man?” to the autotuned beat of Cher’s legendary hit “Believe.”

    Unsurprisingly, Lambert nailed it. His powerhouse vocals, spot-on Cher impression, and infectious stage presence had Fallon and the rest of the guests in stitches. The crowd roared with delight as Lambert mixed playful camp with genuine vocal brilliance, showing not just his voice but also his comedic timing.

    The joy on everyone’s faces—both on stage and in the audience—was unmistakable. The moment, uploaded to YouTube on April 17, 2023, quickly went viral, racking up 4.6 million views and a wave of praise from fans. One fan commented, “Adam Lambert still hands down one of the most phenomenal male singers of all time. There is nothing that he can’t sing.” Another wrote, “His laugh in the middle of singing just gets me every time. It shows how fun singing can be to him and I just love his passion.”

    Lambert clearly enjoyed the moment too. Just a couple months later, at the Summertime Ball on June 11, 2023, he brought the bit to the stage again—mashing up The Muffin Man with Believe during his set to the crowd’s delight.

    Cher’s Believe, released on October 19, 1998, remains an iconic anthem. Though she wasn’t credited as a songwriter despite contributing to the second verse, the track went on to sell over 11 million copies and topped the charts in 23 countries. Today, it remains the best-selling single of all time by a female solo artist—and the perfect unexpected match for a muffin-themed parody.

    Lambert’s unforgettable twist on the tune proves once again: give him any song, any genre, any moment—and he’ll deliver gold.

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