The Kiss singer participated as a judge on an episode of ‘Dancing with the Stars’
Gene Simmons He doesn’t regret what he said. The vocalist of Kiss was “cancelled” after participating in the Dancing with the Stars as a juror, alongside Bruno Tonioli, Derek Hough and Carrie Ann Inaba in the episode shown last Tuesday, 8.
The comments made by the musician when evaluating the dancers’ performance generated criticism from spectators. When he analyzed the actor’s presentation Reginald VelJohnsonFor example, he said, “Hey, Reggieyou have a beautiful woman by your side who knows how to move and dance.”
When commenting on the dance with Chandler Kinney, Simmons also drew attention to the actress’ appearance: “You move me, not just with your rotations and everything, but also with your beautiful face and how you give yourself to the emotion of it.”
“The comments of Gene Simmons They give the same energy to women as the disgusting uncle who corners you at parties”, said an internet user on Twitter about the musician’s speeches. “We need to send Gene Simmons to Mars because he can’t be around women,” added another.
Gene Simmons comments about the ladies are giving the energy of the gross uncle who corners you at the meeting #DWTSpic.twitter.com/j2WT27sTt8
— Gabriella Patti-Meadows (@GabriMaria2) October 9, 2024
we need to send gene simmons to mars bc he can’t be around womenpic.twitter.com/7zwGjlFJLh
— talia ୨୧ (@livslisoo) October 9, 2024
In an interview with DailyMail (via NME), Simmons reiterated his position even after being accused of misogyny: “All the media is clickbait. I stand by every word I said. I had a lot of fun. The contestants were great. The episode was great. Watch the episode. It was a lot of fun. But the media? Everyone had something to say. Watch the episode. It was a lot of fun.
Source: Rollingstone
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