During his appearance on The View on Monday, Feb. 17, Lambert opened up about the incident, which involved a burst of laughter at a very inappropriate time.
"One of the big themes in the show is antisemitism," Lambert began.
As Lambert explained, the song follows a scene where two older characters (one Jewish, one not) talk about the challenges of being a couple.
Lambert went on to say that sometimes "people in the audience, there were a few people here and there, they've had a few too many to drink during the intermission, and they're not listening. They're not getting the message of the show, because the beginning is so permissive and fun and free."
"And sometimes it gets a laugh as if it were a joke," he added, "and there have been a few shows—one in particular, where this person commented, and I stopped, and I just looked at the audience, and said, 'No, no, no, no, This isn't comedy. Pay attention.'"
"The first act of the show is really fun and naughty and kind of like dirty humor and it's a good time," he said. "When we get to Act II, we talk about the reality of the Nazis coming into power and what that means for people that are alternative and other in a society that once embraced them and very quickly are vilifying them."
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