Rock legend Gene Simmons explained why he advised celebrities who get political and lecture the public to "shut the f--- up."
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As celebrities weigh in on the political climate, Batya Ungar-Sargon says KISS’ Gene Simmons has one message for them: “Do your art and shut up.”
'Shut the fuck up. Do your art and shut up'