Thomas Buttenschon
Location: Copenhagen, DK
Age: 34
Ethnicity: Black
Height: 5′ 8”
Weight: 160 lbs.
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Black
Gender: Male
Preference: Straight
Honesty: Has not failed to notify someone before exposure
Thomas Muchimba Buttenschon is a musician from Denmark, reportedly born in Zambia in 1985, with a history that intertwines deeply with the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Allegedly born with HIV, Buttenschon lost both parents to AIDS-related complications in 1994. He has since combined his lived experiences with his music career, aiming to elevate awareness surrounding HIV/AIDS issues.
There are claims that Buttenschon organized a concert in Zambia, offering free tickets to individuals who underwent HIV testing. Furthermore, he is said to have founded the Muchimba Music Foundation, which seeks to raise funds for HIV awareness, prevention, and treatment initiatives.
In 2019, Buttenschon starred in a documentary titled “Doin’ My Drugs.” The film, directed by Tyler Rosen, purportedly chronicles Buttenschon’s personal experiences with HIV, focusing particularly on his adherence to treatment rather than illicit substance use, contrary to what the title might imply. Throughout the year-long filming process, Buttenschon’s journey and fight against HIV were documented, showcasing his resilience.
