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The rockers of Kiss are 'deeply honored' by their Kennedy Center distinction despite some members vocally slamming President Trump in the past.

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KISS bandmembers Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons once called President Donald Trump "abhorrent" and "out for himself." Now, the legendary rock band is being honored by him at the Kennedy Center.

Founding members of KISS, who have previously called the MAGA leader “abhorrent,” expressed gratitude for the prestigious recognition.

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I just remember that was, like, really weird,” Isabelle Zeidner, 23, told The Post. “I started noticing that in fifth grade, and it lasted all the way through high school.”