Kevin Gates Shares On His Semen Retention Journey On Podcast
During a recent appearance on the Million Dollaz Worth of Game show, Baton Rouge rapper Kevin Gates opened up about his continued dedication to the practice of “semen retention.” Gates revealed that he has been on this journey for the past five years, although he admitted that he’s not a strict follower of the practice. Gates believes in keeping his “life force” inside him and has made it a priority. He previously discussed this topic during his last visit to the show in 2021, and he remains committed to the practice despite occasional deviations.
He explained.
“You gon’ release every now and then,”
“You gon’ have a wet dream here and there. You don’t beat yourself up about it, because anything in your body that need to come out gon’ naturally come out.”
“Even when I’m with a woman, once she get off, I’m done,”
Kevin Gates clarified that he abstained from masturbating and pornography as part of his regimen. Furthermore, he stated that he adheres to the protocol even when having sex. The “2 Phones” spitter admitted that he had hesitated to discuss the subject for fear that his remarks would be misinterpreted as “clickbait.” Gates said the advantages included improved skin and “making a man more cognitive in his life.” Regarding music, this past Friday, January 26, saw the release of Kevin Gates’ most recent album, ‘The Ceremony.’ Despite a few lyrical blunders and duds, it is mainly successful as a coherent, single body of work.
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