Known creep Russell Simmons wants Black people to put some respect on Microsoft co-founder and billionaire Bill Gates’ name.
During a recent livestream, probably from his hideout in Bali, Russell Simmons put on his cape for Bill Gates because he feels the entrepreneur and philanthropist isn’t getting enough credit for the many lives he saved.
Simmons shared his thoughts on Gates, who has been in the news lately due to his name popping up in the Epstein files (he denies any wrongdoing) and taking pills for a sexually transmitted infection.
“He’s put hundreds of billions of dollars into ideas and actual medicine that’s saved Black lives,” Simmons said while claiming Gates has saved more Black lives than anyone in history, referring to The Gates Foundation’s efforts in Africa, spending billions to stamp out diseases like malaria, providing access to vaccines, and reducing poverty.
“His intentions have been nothing but good,” Simmons added.
Russell Simmons Dismissed Bill Gates’ Moment In The Epstein Files
Simmons then dared to bring up the situation involving Gates in the Epstein files where he allegedly had sex with a woman and needed medication to treat an STI he caught, while also looking for medicine to give his ex-wife Melinda Gates without her knowledge.
“Most n***as would do that,” Simmons stupidly joked while speaking on the situation. “They’d say, ‘I fucked around on my wife, let me slip her a pill. That’s the only bad thing I seen him do, that’s it.”
Simmons added that he’s seen Gates put “billions of dollars” to help Africans while bootleg Tony Stark and native South African Elon Musk “pulled his support” from the country.
The Def Jam co-founder also noted that Gates is also trying to “save” us from global warming.
Russell Simmons is not the guy you want in your corner. The man has been on the run since he was caught up in the #MeToo moment and ran to Bali to avoid being thrown in jail after numerous women accused him of sexual misconduct.
Gates is also not being viewed in a good light, and he should ignore Russell Simmons and keep focusing on getting the word out about artificial intelligence and the risks that come with the technology.
Of course, social media has plenty to say on the matter; you can see those reactions below.
