Kevin Samuels’ 🕊️ Death Unveiled The Unforgiving Side of Humanity!!!

Brutal & Honest!!!

First Name Tom, Last Name Foolery… And I’m Everybody’s Uncle!    

Especially this fallen blunt YouTuber… Kevin Samuels.

Stumped by the public’s opinion of his passing.

Whenever someone passes away, be it a celebrity or your average everyday person, we would mourn for our loss. The loss of a great talent. The loss of a human life. No matter how bad they were or how many scandals they were subjected to, people still celebrated and honored their lives. Well, except if you’re a murderer (even some of these murderers have a fan base).

Kevin R Samuels passed away suddenly in 2022. He was infamous for his crude, brutal, and honest responses to people seeking advice and help on relationships or people who are looking for one, especially with women.

I have to admit, I didn’t like his videos either. I think that many of his comments and views are very one-sided and skewed but they could also be built upon based on his past experiences with women. He didn’t allow the women on his platform to finish expressing themselves, thinking he knows what these women are going to say. Well, he probably did that possibly because he’s dealt with many similar women and probably already knew what was coming. Still, I thought he could just hear them out first.

I thought his views on women are generally chauvinistic, misogynistic, and traditional. Nevertheless, he also made some solid, interesting points. Sometimes, I felt like he was a bit of a bully to some people.

In spite of that, I do understand his attitude and frustrations since some of these women who came on his show were unrealistic and unreasonable with their desires and wants in a man.

Listening to him talk seriously rubbed me in all the wrong ways possible. I couldn’t relate to any of the things he criticized about women. I especially didn’t like how he generalized women.

I am a woman. I’m part of the gender group he’s judging and criticizing. But I wasn’t the person he said women are.

Then my husband told me that I needed to separate myself from all the women Samuels was talking to and about.

It was hard because it felt personal. I thought it was easy for my husband to say that because Kevin Samuels wasn’t attacking men.

But when I watched some of his other videos with men, Samuels was equally brutal with them as women. That made me feel a little better because it showed that he wasn’t biased. And he showed respect to women who gave him the same respect towards him and his profession.

I remembered watching his video with Nicki Minaj and that was very civil. Now I don’t know if her celebrity status was part of the reason but it showed me a different side of Kevin Samuels, that he could be decent if he wanted to and if the other party spoke sense to him.

I didn’t intentionally watch Kevin Samuels’ videos. I just happened to watch them because my husband was. While I didn’t like Kevin Samuels, watching his videos also taught me something.

To not be triggered by everything.

It’s something I’m learning to manage within myself, especially when it comes to men criticizing women. I had to learn to separate myself from the people he was talking to and about. I have to be confident in myself and know where I stand, that I do not belong to that group. It’s not that I’m superior or anything like that. I’m just not on the same frequency as these people, nor do I have the same perspective, personality, or mindset.

Hearing of his passing was shocking to me. It was so sudden. To watch someone on YouTube frequently and to have them suddenly gone is something I can never get used to.

What was more appalling was how people reacted to his death. It’s fine if you don’t like the guy. But to celebrate his death like he’s the worst person on earth?

I think that’s going overboard. I think that takes the compassion and humanity out of us because of our hatred towards an online public figure that is after all a mere stranger to most of us. Most people who were celebrating his death probably didn’t even go on his show.

Don’t get me wrong. I do understand why people hate him. And you have all the reason to. But one doesn’t have to be cold and heartless about it. You think the amount of hatred expressed reflected Kevin Samuels and how he had impacted our world when really, it’s the ugly reflection of ourselves. It’s difficult to admit because of our egos but it’s also the truth. Hence, the truth hurts and that’s why it takes a lot of us some time to let the truth sink in and accept it.

Kevin Samuels’ views are his own and we have our own. His doesn’t have to align with ours. In our world today where everyone gets easily triggered including me, I think it’s important to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. To assess what the person is really saying, their intentions and perspectives, and who he or she is talking to. It’s normal to generalize because that’s just the easier way, as much as it shouldn’t be, but we have to give people the benefit of the doubt. Otherwise, our world will sink into further chaos and darkness.

Kevin Samuels may have been the tough guy with a harsh and nasty mouth but he’s still human and in his own bizarre painful ways, his intention being trying to help people. It may not be the best or nicest or polite way but it’s his way. We can take it or leave it. We can choose not to watch his stuff. We don’t have to allow his words to have power over us. We can just take it with a pinch of salt or listen to his views with an open mind. Absorb the wisdom and filter out the nasty.

That’s the beauty of the internet. Choice.

He’s still a friend, a son, a brother, a lover, and possibly even a father to someone. Just like any of us.

You can dislike him. But you don’t have to lose your humanity.

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By: Cassandra Boh

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