While America boasts a hefty 3.3 million COVID-19 cases, and counting, Kiss frontman Paul Stanley has confronted those who view mask wearing as a conspiracy theory.
As many places across the United States are now requiring their citizens to wear face masks to help stop the spread of coronavirus, a mass amount of people have kicked back at the regulation, citing it to be an infringement of their freedom, as well as proposing conspiracy theories, and Kiss frontman Paul Stanley has had enough of it.
Taking to Twitter, Kiss frontman Paul Stanley posted a photo of him and his daughter, Emily, at the beach where they are both donning facial masks.
“Sunset at the beach with Emily,” he wrote to Twitter. “WEAR YOUR MASK! Don’t listen to conspiracy theorists or graduates of The Internet University Of Medicine.”
Sunset at the beach with Emily. WEAR YOUR MASK! Don’t listen to conspiracy theorists or graduates of The Internet University Of Medicine. While the credible authorities and experts continue to learn more about Covid 19 they remain in agreement about safety protocols. End of story pic.twitter.com/eNZdqlpTU0
— Paul Stanley (@PaulStanleyLive) July 7, 2020
Continuing on, Stanley noted that we need to follow what credible authorities are stating about what will protect us from the virus noting, “while the credible authorities and experts continue to learn more about Covid 19 they remain in agreement about safety protocols. End of story.”
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This isn’t the first time the musician has pleaded with his followers to do the right thing and wear a mask, as he gave a similar message while sharing his condolences to Canadian actor Nick Cordero’s family, following his death from coronavirus complications at the age of 41.
“What a tragedy,” Stanley wrote. “No more pain. No more suffering for him but for his wife and child it now continues. My condolences and prayers for them.”
What a tragedy. No more pain. No more suffering for him but for his wife and child it now continues. My condolences and prayers for them. Let’s all do what we can to help stop the spread of a disease that knows no age boundaries and WEAR A MASK. https://t.co/bNqHU3A2WI
— Paul Stanley (@PaulStanleyLive) July 6, 2020
Stating what he believes, he ended the tweet with, “let’s all do what we can to help stop the spread of a disease that knows no age boundaries and WEAR A MASK.”
Additionally, Paul isn’t the only one who’s marched ahead in Kiss while shouting out about the importance of wearing masks. Gene Simmons has similarly noted that mask wearing is important, and the band has been flogging ‘Stay At Home’ shirts to raise money for out-of-work roadies.
