Is Gene Simmons's tongue real?

Is Gene Simmons's tongue real?

Everyone asks about the tongue (yes it's real and not a cow tongue as reported). It measures in at seven inches long, so if you ever have Gene over, make sure the floor is clean.

Does Gene Simmons have his tongue insured?

Simmons' tongue is so essential to his brand that he even named his lifestyle magazine Tongue as an homage to the prominent feature. Understandably, Simmons has taken steps to protect this essential asset. The star insured his famous tongue for $1 million according to gossipcop.com.

Who was Gene Simmons married to?

Shannon Tweedm. 2011 Gene Simmons/Coniuge

Why does KISS wear makeup?

The very first pictures we took when the band first got together, we looked like drag queens." So the members of KISS did what anyone does when they want to distance themselves from the drag scene: they put on a bunch of makeup and rhinestones. ... That's where the makeup and dressing up came in."

Can your tongue get longer?

The tongue can become larger than normal due to a number of conditions. These include conditions that you may be born with or that you develop later in life. Overgrowth conditions such as Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome and vascular anomalies of the tongue can lead to its enlargement.

Is Gene Simmons the lead singer of KISS?

Gene SimmonsSince 1973 Paul StanleySince 1973Eric Carr19 Kiss/Cantanti

What is Gene Simmons real name?

Chaim Weitz Gene Simmons/Nome completo Simmons was born Chaim Witz on Aug, in Haifa, Israel.

Is Gene Simmons and Shannon Tweed still married?

Later in the interview, Gene and Shannon also opened up about their unique Hollywood love story. While the two didn't tie the knot until 2011, they've been together for over 37 years.

Who is the leader of Kiss?

Gene Simmons Leader and Bassist of the Band Kiss, Gene Simmons Leader and bassist of the band Kiss, Gene Simmons. The band rose to prominence and popularity in the mid 1970s.

What is the acronym for Kiss?

KISS, an acronym for keep it simple, stupid, is a design principle noted by the U.S. Navy in 1960. The KISS principle states that most systems work best if they are kept simple rather than made complicated; therefore, simplicity should be a key goal in design, and unnecessary complexity should be avoided.