The 2009 American Music Awards pulled in its largest audience since 2002, early viewing figures show.

The ceremony, which featured stage falls and stimulated fellation from artists like Janet Jackson, Black Eyed Peas, Whitney Houston, and Adam Lambert, averaged 14.2million between 8pm and 11pm on ABC Sunday night.

What kind of noodle noggins does J-Hoe take us for? The “Louboutins” star is putting an interesting spin on her fall at Sunday night’s American Music Awards in Los Angeles.

“Did I trip a little bit? I don’t even remember,” she laughed while discussing her performance with Ryan Seacrest Monday morning. “I meant to do that! What are you talking about? That was part of the choreography,” Jennifer joked. “The measure of things is not what happens when you fall — it’s how you handle it when you fall.”

The singer wasn’t the only one who took a spill during the ceremony. Controversial crooner Adam Lambert also tumbled at last night’s show.

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Adam Lambert’s controversial performance at the 2009 American Music Awards was edited for the West Coast feed of the awards show. But even before ABC censored the AMA’s most buzzed about performance, the American Idol singer told Access Hollywood that he felt censoring his performance would be akin to “discrimination.” Adam’s racy performance of his debut single “For Your Entertainment” — during which he simulated fellatio with a male dancer, flipped off the audience, and kissed male keyboardist Tommy Ratliff, who is straight — has been garnering headlines all morning.

The “Glam Rocker” just doesn’t get what all the fuss is about.

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Adam Lambert’s performance at the 2009 American Music Awards Sunday night shocked audiences– and the reaction had nothing to do with the American Idol crooner’s powerhouse vocals.
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Which of your favorite music stars walked away with statuettes at the annual AMA?

Here’s a complete list of winners from Sunday night’s 2009 American Music Awards:

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