Adam, the "viral duet king" from Bronx, New York, has made a name for himself in the pop music scene with his unique blend of comedy, dance, and outrageousness. He has performed on The Howard Stern Show, been featured on numerous TV shows and magazines, and has had his music played in stores and on popular networks.
Adam's music career began with his dance single "I Wanna Hold You," which was played in Abercrombie & Fitch stores nationwide and reached the #1 spot on MTV Logo's "Click List Countdown." He was also one of the original stars on the network and was voted favorite Click List artist of 2007.
In 2009, Adam's single "Standing in the Rain" with DJ Russ Harris was named the #1 "Ultimate Sexiest Video" on Logo, and he went on to host the March 11th episode of Pop Lab's Spring Break Edition.
Adam's music videos have been featured on numerous TV shows, including HBO's "Feedback," Oxygen's "Bad Girls Club," MTV's "The Real World," and Showtime's "Real L Word." He has also worked with several notable artists, including Kathy Sledge of Sister Sledge and Margaret Cho.
In 2011, Adam's single "Give Yourself Up" with Kathy Sledge reached the Top 20 on the Billboard club chart, and the music video was featured on TMZ. He has also released music videos with Lisa Lampanelli and Nadya Suleman, aka Octomom.
In 2012, Adam signed with GR Media firm and recorded a new single with Octomom called "Sexy Party." The CD cover stirred up controversy when Adam was seen holding Octomom's breasts, and the song was featured on deeyoon.com.
In 2013, Adam released two viral music videos, "It's Tan Mom!" and "It's Too Big" with Jonah Falcon. He appeared on The Howard Stern Show twice and performed, with Howard saying he made a "niche" for himself.
In 2014, Adam released a new single with Margaret Cho called "See U Next Tuesday," which hit the Top 100 on iTunes. He also released the viral sensation "The Kitty Anthem" and signed with the World of Wonder Network.
In 2015, Adam invented the viral sensation, the "Honey Boo Boo bop" with Honey Boo Boo herself. In 2016, he landed his second top 17 Billboard club dance song "Heartbreak Hotline."
In 2017, Adam announced that he would be appearing on the WE tv series "Dr. Miami."
