It's sad that he died.
I'm not saying I agree with everything he says, I don't, nor do I agree with his approach, but he did make some good points and give some women a reality check, on an individual by individual basis, based off of some of the videos I've seen e. g. he was talking to some single mother who said she isn't going to settle and wants one of the top percentage of guys and he basically said, that the guy can do better.
Ultimately, he does make some good points, at least on an individual basis, like when talking to certain people about their personal situations in dating and whether people like him or not, you can't say he doesn't call out BS from some of the women who call him, like if he's bad, you can't say some of the women who call him aren't worse.
His rant on those OnlyFan girls was brilliant, though 'when OnlyFans stops, Subway will be hiring', like I watched the whole conversation he had with those girls and they were just getting offended when they had no answer and decided to walk off because they got offended, especially the blonde one, she was a really idiot and made herself look dumb on the show more than once, even coming back again and doing the same thing.
You don't have to agree with everything he says, I doubt I do, but given how some love to cancel everyone for some dumb, minor shit they did years ago, I'm not jumping on that bandwagon and will act he never made a point or did anything good.
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I dont agree with Him.
I do not care at all how people are responding to it; he was a shit person and people have a right to speak about him how they want. He’s lied to his own fans about his perceived wealth, basically promoted DV and told a woman he wouldn’t want to be with her because she’d believe her child if they came saying he touched or leered at them, etc. He’s getting just as much hate as any other shitty person who died would; this isn’t new or special.
I’m indifferent about his death personally. He didn’t affect me in any alive and definitely won’t affect me now.
I do not know who that is or what his opinions are and I don’t think I care tbh lol
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I don't applaud death.
I feel indifferent about his death and I don't understand why women are happy about his death because here's the truth:
Kevin Samuel was not the leader - he was a mouthpiece for the men who didn't want or couldn't afford the blowback of saying this themselves. The men he spoke for didn't die with him.
His meteoritic rise was the result of a symptom in the dating world which ultimately, I think is men/women are not trying to understand each other.
Social media are people at the end of the day. We live in sad times.
Just my opinion on it, thanks for the topic. Be safe and good luck.I think most of what he said didn't apply to most men, but it gave a lot of them hope. Depression and dying young in men has been skyrocketing, guys who find themselves in desperate, or what seems to be hopeless situations might hang out a little longer listening to him, fresh and fit, whoever. While again, their ideal, or high value man isn't obtainable for most men, it does give any of them willing to try a goal to work towards and live for.
I've never been particularly attracted to black women, so I have no opinion there, that's like advice on having sex with mouse traps, it doesn't interest me in the first place, so the practical value, or validity is of no concern to me.
Anyway, summing up, he gave hope to a lot of men who were down, anything else, don't know, don't care. Nobody's perfect, at least he tried to help some people, and was honest about a group he disliked, regardless of the flak he might get for it.Social media is well social media. So I would be surprised if people where not trashing him after he died. As for how I feel about him, he did bring up some valid points. The main one being that people growing up without both parents can create a lot of issues This is especially true of boys growing up in a home without their father or a good father figure. Not having one or the other can lead to boys seeking out a father figure else where and that in itself can create some serious issues.
Though I think he shifted the responsibility to preventing a unwanted pregnancy solely to women. The simple truth is that it takes a man and woman to make a child. So preventing one is the responsibility of both. Meaning that unless both parties are willing to settle down and raise a kid both parties need to take steps to ensure a unwanted pregnancy does not happen.He had a strong approach to both men and women, it wasn't just black women, we gotta stop all that.
I don't agree with some of the things he said, but he spoke a lot of truth. To be honest, anytime someone points out a fact, a lot of women hate to deal with the truth, because there lies the level of accountability and reality.
I'm somewhat moved by his death because he was amongst the number of black men who set an example to address the BS that most modern men and women believe. People who cherish his death are revealing what's wrong with society, especially the black community.He would parrot a lot of red pill talking points and school women on the facts,
He's called a simp godfather in the community by some so as far as his content I'd say it's decent, he made solid facts.
As a man I never knew him so how could I say? He seemed nice enough
I think he brought a lot or awareness to a lot of common yet unspoken knowledge and made room for some important conversations like female privilege and the hypocrisy of modern women.
I think he made the red pill a lot more main steam so for opening the floor for discussion ov a Lotta respect for his contribution to men's issues.I am aware of who he is and some of his work. He was very blunt about his views which was both beneficial and detrimental to him as a whole, but he spoke his truth and what he believed.
While I don't agree with everything he said, he has made good points and offered good advice. I was kinda surprised to hear he died the other day. Didn't even know about it until I saw a comment from a woman here on the site say it.I said in a video already but I’ll say it again.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/fjvx1A2z15Y
” GOOD RIDDANCE! THE WAY HE TALKED TO THOSE LOST POOR WOMEN wasn't OKAY. I WOULD NEVER TALK TO SOMEONE LIKE THAT, HE WAS A PIECE OF 💩, GOOD RIDDANCE”.
Melanie King made a video about him being dead, I think she was the first person to make a video on it. And my thoughts are the same. Good Riddance.Woaaahhhh, this is a major shocker. Me and @MrOracle were just talking about him. I've never liked Kevin Samuels and always felt like he was too harsh towards women calling in to his show, but this is surprising. There was even speculation for a minute that he was gay, which people noted that he never actually denied when DJ Vlad interviewed him. Wow.
I was surprised to heat about his death, other than surprised when I first heard about it I don't really feel anything else in particular.
As far as the way some people on social media reacting to his death.
Shit, I'm not even the comment on that, you know how what's going on when it comes to that.Kevin Samuels spoke ill about black women and all women.. I have no respect for him or his teachings.. teaching modern men about modern women ( submission through control ) his entire passing is strange.. a high value man should assets for proper burial yet is asking for money on YouTube.. will never respect someone who was cruel to women to uplift another race of women
Honestly feel that there are a lot of uncouth classless individuals speaking ill of this man's death. Granted his delivery and how we spoke out and on against relationships or individuals who tend to sabotage relationships or those who feel that they a worthy of certain individuals being in a relationship with and yet I don't know. As a certain level of decency that is Merited to anybody, whether you like them or not. And a lot of people are showing their true colors that are very ugly.
It's a shame that HE had to die, and yet people like AOC, Putin, Hillary Clinton, Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, and Kevin Smith are still here wasting oxygen. The universe really is unfair.
He helped a lot of black women and guys too. He basically told people the truth.
I understand his points of view and I wish I could have talk to him about some of the things he says. I feel you should respect him regardless of rather you like him or not. People making fun of his death is just plain bitterness and hate. Let the man rest in peace, regardless of your feelings toward him. Pay respects to the family and let by things pass
Surprised that he was a junkie, because you don't die that way without a murder investigation if you normally don't take drugs. And I haven't heard anything about any claim that someone putting the drugs in him.
He was a relatively young dude. I am sorry he died. But I don't agree with his views.
By the way at "Blackout", I ran into a few women who supported him.It’s sad. Finally, women were getting a straightforward truth shared. Back to what your news tells you…
Never heard of him and although I’m black and think self hating blacks are trash, I will still say may he rest in peace.
This guy has been popping up around here for two days and I still have no idea who he actually was. There was nothing on the news.
When someone does regardless of their color we should pray for families and show empathy.
Women out there are bitter he told truth about dating scene.
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