YouTube Personality Kevin Samuels, Known for Controversial Views on Women, Dies in Atlanta
A woman said he complained of chest pain before falling on top of her, according to the Atlanta Police Department.
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I want to start I want to start a dialogue about the life of controversial YouTube Star Kevin Samuels.
Say what you want, but Kevin Samuels was a Forcce of nature when it came to his position specifically about black men and black women.
As someone who followed him faithfully, I'm going to briefly share a few of my thoughts about his impact using a point by point breakdown.
- Black women.
2. Red Pill Community
Kevin Samuel's said repeatedly ad nauseaum that he did not care about which community a person belonged to, red pill or otherwise. His main focus was preparing men and women to improve themselves to achieve the best outcomes for relationships
3. "You're average at best"
This is the phrase that started the entire Kevin Samuels controversy! Unfortunately, it was taken out of context. His entire dialogue can be found online for those who care. He explained to a young woman who declared herself to be a nine on a beauty scale of 1 through 10 ..... That, based on industry standards for image consulting and modeling, she was "average at best...."
Meaning she was no more or less beautiful than the average woman on the street which is around a 5 or 6.
4. He started by challenging Black Men.
Again, for those who simply listen to internet nonsense and never bothered watching his show, Kevin actually started off giving professional and personal advice to Black men. He was a hardcore opinionator challenging black men to step up to the plate and become better versions of themselves. He didn't become internationally famous until during the pandemic , when he started having females calling to his show.
When Kevin started challenging females to improve themselves that's when all the drama kicked off and that's when he started gaining popularity.
5. One of the fastest growing YouTube personalities of the past 2 years.
Prior to his fame, Kevin's main platform was live Instagram chats. His entire YouTube platform was a little over 2 years and he already had 1.5 million subscribers. Not bad for someone who is proclaimed to be controversial and hated.
There's a lot to be said about Kevin Samuels on both sides of the fence. Those who know me here can already guess what my stance is. As someone who listened to dozens if not hundreds of his shows, my biggest takeaway was that Kevin Samuels never said anything that was untrue.
All of his information was based on collected data fax and statistics. The only controversy came from people, specifically females getting highly emotional over his information .
Hating Kevin Samuels is like hating the fact the Sun is hot. True, He used a lot of colorful and often hilarious anecdotes, but all of his data came from cited sources and articles specifically blackdemographics.com
Without question he left an indelible mark on society. There are many followers men and women of all races and backgrounds who gave him his accolades while he was still with us!
And there are others who have already taken up the mantle and carrying his message forward.
Kevin Samuel's message was never about criticizing anybody of any gender or background. His message was about self-improvement to achieve the highest possible outcome in your life
He was pro marriage, pro relationship, and pro mental health.. always urging people to seek professional therapy.
That's a message I can get behind and I will defend that to no end
, I would listen to Kevin Samuels from time to time, and he always came with facts and etc for black men and woman or any about who wanted to listen.
