Do you truly think Kevin samuels hates women?

[TodsShadow]

Kevin Samuels is a YouTube sensation and a “professional image consultant.” His meteoric rise to fame on social media arose from his slick-tongued comments aimed at, in particular, Black women. His advice to ‘modern Black women’ searching for a “high-value man” mixes hard truths with a dose of entertainment.

His platform opens a space for much-needed conversations addressing women’s accountability in relationships. If you have not watched the show please do not comment.

[FilmGuy93]

I don't think he hates women, but I do think he's trying to teach women something that fails to address their emotional needs. Some women really do need a change of attitude, but Samuel also needs to push men to be more interesting and attentive to women. Rather than telling women to adopt a more submission based mindset, why not tell them how to become the kinds of women who interact with the kinds of men they want to interact with? m

[TodsShadow]

This is why asked not to comment if you dont watch the show. He spent 2-3 years focusing on men and just recently started to go viral with women. He has taught men. His show focuses on men who make over 100,000 plus for 5 years and more. The premise is women are calling in to find a man who is in the 1% of income earners. He isn’t talking about average men. He’s telling these women why they aren’t finding 1% men with the money and all. Average people wouldn’t pay for image consultant lol

[FilmGuy93]

I have watched the show. I've watched a lot of it. I just don't think he's providing the value that you seem to feel he is. It doesn't matter if the men are average or not; the point is that these women aren't being taught what they need to know to succeed with men, in my opinion.

[TodsShadow]

Perhaps there’s another show for that niche? Did my response seem biased? I was just trying to further elaborate. I like the fact that he’s killing the notion that we all grow up and find princes and princesses and live happily ever after. But he has moments like you said where he gets worked up. (I think it’s the Red Bull’s personally)

[FilmGuy93]

Your response did seem biased, yes. I agree that the prince and princess mentality needs to go, but I don't like that Samuel seems to ignore the biggest question women have about dating men, which is why they aren't finding men who make them feel desired and cherished. He talks a little bit about this, but it's not something he focuses on, and I think his female clients really suffer for it.

[TodsShadow]

I understand, he does private sessions and I believe he ask women to book appointments for more detailed results. Personally it saves them a little more embarrassment. Honesty is key but I don’t see why so many people put their life on the internet for all to examine. He does mention basic things like work on your weight. He ask women if they are feminine and if they actually carry themselves like a feminine women. And most of all he tells them to seek therapy. He said he’s done some match making before to prove his point but the show is basically an informative examination on dating today. More so in the black community.

[ZackBan]

He's what you call "brutally honest" now sometimes he might take it too far in terms of "I know it everything about everything" but I do respect that he doesn't sugarcoat anything and gives straight answers even when the truth might be hard to hear

[Screamsgutter]

No he doesn't, but he does get impatient and irritated and rightly so 'cuz he gets stuck with this parade of women that have never seen the show, act like they've never seen his show, have never heard his absolutely standard (for him) questions he always asks and are ultimately astonished with his answers.

What I find surprising is how women expect to be spoken to nowadays. You'd think their feelings are a Ming vase and men are expected to communicate with them like the softest packing material to wrap 'em in. Must be generational, 'cuz Kevin and I are GenX about a year apart and this is the way we speak to both men and women. And I'm white, so it's not cultural. What women on his show perceive as abuse I perceive as simple questions. Then people are upset he called a woman a broad? Yeah... and... that's it?

[Winginawolf]

His show deals a lot with class. Other than Disney and fairy tales handmaidens do not link with Dukes, Princes and Noblemen. If you want to live a good life, earn it your darn self. With the divorce rate as high as it is Saks Fith Avenue does not merge with K-marts and Sears. Victoria Secrets will get a look. If you are noit a Victoria Secrets kind of woman, you don't have much of a chance with these kind of guys. What is so difficult about that to understand. Whether I qualify as this kind of dude or not my networth has millionaire written on it. average gets average and thats plain and simple!

[kbbroiler]

He doesn’t hate women. It is really funny with Kevin Samuels. The information he is saying is not new. Tom Leykis talked about this stuff on the radio and it wasn’t new then either. Ladies my advice would be to listen because more and more men are checking out.

[beefcakebradybatson]

Where IS Leykis, who''ll be 69 Aug.1?

[beefcakebradybatson]

Women DO need accountability in relationships, but whether Samuels practices misogynoir (anti-black woman bigotry) is an open question to me until I read more about him.

[fonduegirl]

You gotta be a hater to take over the internet. It's not his fault

[Joey_007]

He's just some guy who takes himself way too seriously and he suffers the same delusions the women he often speaks to do

[Ekaterina_Russia]

Yes he does and I see right through things he says. Anyone who has to back up things they say with “I’m being honest” is full of shit and manipulative. Women need to stop listening to these losers.

[Anonymous]

If he hated women he wouldn't be popular.
Dealing with facts isn't hatred.

[Anonymous]

No. He is simply honest with them. Which is something they are not used too.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

He's just another bitter self hating black man that hates black women.

[anylolone]

Nope.