Gene Simmons Slammed By ‘DWTS’ Contestant For Being ‘A Total Ding-A-Ling’

‘Dancing With the Stars’ contestant Phaedra Parks known as Gene Simmons ‘a complete ding-a-ling.’

“I beloved the routine, and I believe we did good, regardless of Gene Simmons being a complete ding-a-ling,” Parks revealed to Web page Six’s Desiree Murphy within the ballroom on Tuesday evening.

Parks additional slammed the KISS bassist, saying, “I figured he [Simmons] didn’t like quick black ladies.”

Simmons received criticism for his feedback as a visitor decide on ‘Hair Metallic Evening’ on ‘DWTS.’ The judges scored the performances from 1 to 10, and Simmons was booed for giving unusual scores.

He paid extra consideration to appears to be like than to the dancing and provided little suggestions. He gave a decrease rating to Phaedra and Val Chmerkovskiy however later gave an ideal rating to Brooks Nader and Gleb Savchenko.

“Hey Reggie, you’ve received a fantastic girl proper beside you who can twist it and switch it and is aware of the best way to transfer it and all that,” the rocker advised the actor Reginald VelJohnson. “However I need to inform you, as a man that’s been on the stage for half a century around the globe, I’m type of a giant deal, Reggie. It’s all within the angle. And also you’ve received one thing in that lovely face. They love you.”

Later, Gene defended his remarks on the present. Some individuals known as his feedback ‘creepy,’ however Simmons doesn’t suppose they’re and stands by what he stated. “All media is clickbait. I stand by each phrase I stated,” he advised Day by day Mail.

The musician added, “I had a good time. The contestants had been nice. The present was nice. Watch the present. It was numerous enjoyable. However media? Everyone’s received one thing to say. Watch the present. It was numerous enjoyable. Everyone had a good time.”

Simmons’ episode featured contestants dancing to well-liked hair metallic songs. Joel Hoekstra from Whitesnake performed a guitar solo for a canopy of KISS’ ‘Rock and Roll All Nite,’ together with songs by Poison, Warrant, Bon Jovi, and others.