That was a long half hour for Gene Simmons. Huffpost Live hosted the Kiss bassist in the studio, whom the audience could ask questions via social media. These were quite harmless, but he hadn't expected a few unruly punk rockers.
As already mentioned, the questions via social media were consistently harmless. How great is it when multiple generations in a family listen to Kiss? Does your mother mean a lot to you? What does the future of Kiss look like? Just food for thought for Simmons, because unasked, the America enthusiast began chattering about politics, denigrating immigrants (“Learn the damn English!”) and calling on society to say less “wassup”—presumably targeting the black section of American society .
Meanwhile, the moderator tried in vain to uphold political correctness and only laughed in embarrassment at the adventurous world views that his counterpart was spreading. Simmons not only often misses racism by a hair's breadth, he has also been accused of misogyny several times. But then the time had come for the moderator to switch to a special contribution from the community. The Black Lips, a young punk rock band from Atlanta, Georgia, are known for their sprawling live shows, where people urinate, throw up or set off fireworks on stage. The punk rockers connected via webcam and announced, makeshift make-up à la Kiss, "the end of misogynistic, sexist rock'n'roll". "We demand that the Kiss Army surrender immediately," the Black Lips shouted at the camera. "Put down your guitars! Do you accept this request?"
Simmons reacted the way a self-loving person reacts when someone steals the show: Utterly humorless. Of course, he didn't let any more mockery go: "Compliments to your mother, she really nicely decorated the walls of your basement, where you're allowed to live." You can watch the interview below and take a picture of it yourself...
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