What have you learned from Kevin Samuels?

[ThrobbingHood]

I'm sure you can learn a lesson even from a Crack head or a social studies teacher unless he homeschooled you etc.

Not even a cologne to wear ,about entrepreneurship about how these hoes act how to deal with them, how to exercise your options

I was post number three in his mega thread back in 2020 before he blew up:

I was with him until he made it seem like other races of women don’t objectify us too (if not more so). Interesting perspective though.

Edit: let me listen to the whole show. It seems like my point about our women always trying to ‘compete’ with us point came up.

Edit: he echoes my same sentiments “men, remember you are the prize.”

So I gave him a chance. To me, he wasn’t saying anything new or interesting that I haven’t learned already. I just didn’t have any interest in watching him spout common sense to basic bytches.

Like I said, I respected his hustle but those kind of videos just don’t appeal to me but he marketed himself perfectly and cultivated an audience. It’s just a shame he didn’t get to reap the fruits of his hard work.

 

[General Mills]

Ask specific questions that catch her off guard.

And skillfully dissect the feminist argument in a calm way.

That’s my thing also. I learned that women will use a lot of words but don’t say anything. I also learned that if you ask a question they don’t like or don’t want to answer they will use anything to change the subject or throw a curveball in the convo.


You have to keep going back to the original question and ignore the side noise. Also got that from watching The Lapeef Show and seeing how the women on the panel act.

 

[King Poetic]

What I learned and appreciate isn’t the Kevin the last 3 years with women

it’s before he blew up…to the colognes and

i how to present yourself when it comes to job interviews from the interviews to the look in which certain companies look for

RIP to homie

the woman aspect I learned you will never changed 70% of these delusional women mindset

 

[Henri Christophe]

To be honest, alot of his shyt was common sense principles... typical shyt you would hear around your dad/uncles when theyre drinking beer.

The dynamics he explained between men and women was exactly what I seen my parents do.

The things he told men to do... I saw my dad do it

The things he told women to do... I saw my mother/aunties/grandmother do it.

The men in my family already had suit collections, so I come from that cloth.

For me - the most important thing was a polished, articulate, and intelligent black male image in the media..... I also liked that he preached independence and didn't need to sign a contract with some random white dude to put him on.

 

[Wildhundreds]

I was post number three in his mega thread back in 2020 before he blew up:

So I gave him a chance. To me, he wasn’t saying anything new or interesting that I haven’t learned already. I just didn’t have any interest in watching him spout common sense to basic bytches.

Like I said, I respected his hustle but those kind of videos just don’t appeal to me but he marketed himself perfectly and cultivated an audience. It’s just a shame he didn’t get to reap the fruits of his hard work.

That "men are the prize" sounds so feminine to me.

Men with purpose and on a mission already know their worth without being told.

 

[BornStar]

I was post number three in his mega thread back in 2020 before he blew up:

So I gave him a chance. To me, he wasn’t saying anything new or interesting that I haven’t learned already. I just didn’t have any interest in watching him spout common sense to basic bytches.

Like I said, I respected his hustle but those kind of videos just don’t appeal to me but he marketed himself perfectly and cultivated an audience. It’s just a shame he didn’t get to reap the fruits of his hard work.

The working 60 hours a week while trying to start up a business was refreshing... ive seen my parents working hard but not work for themselves

Our parents weren't entrepreneurs or had youtube channels so personally I couldn't learn the youtube game from hasn't?, entrepreneurship or investing from my parents.

Believe it or not my pops never invested in crypto or the stock market so how can I learn how to invest from someone who hasnt?

 

[goatmane]

That "men are the prize" sounds so feminine to me.

Men with purpose and on a mission already know their worth without being told.

what's wrong with good advice being repeated?

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

He encouraged me to go back to school for a more lucrative career to raise my value.

 

[ThrobbingHood]

That "men are the prize" sounds so feminine to me.

Men with purpose and on a mission already know their worth without being told.

Sadly, there a lot of men with low self esteem who don’t know that. There’s nothing wrong with positive affirmation if it gets the message across.

 

[Wildhundreds]

what's wrong with good advice being repeated?

Why you don't feel valued though? You didn't feel valued before you heard him say that?

 

[Kasper KArr]

What I learned and appreciate isn’t the Kevin the last 3 years with women

it’s before he blew up…to the colognes and

i how to present yourself when it comes to job interviews from the interviews to the look in which certain companies look for

RIP to homie

the woman aspect I learned you will never changed 70% of these delusional women mindset

Drop some of those videos bossman if you don’t mind feed the youngins

 

[Mike Nasty]

Glad I got married young cause there's nothing much out there in the streets.


Women aren't good at arguing if they aren't able to ramble and dominate the conversation.

 

[Wildhundreds]

Sadly, there a lot of men with low self esteem who don’t know that. There’s nothing wrong with positive affirmation if it gets the message across.

Nothing wrong with it. Its interesting how they're not getting that from their immediate surroundings though. Are they man enough to say why they're not getting that affirmation from their community?

 

[CobaltBlue]

You can “make it” at any age

 

[ThrobbingHood]

Nothing wrong with it. Its interesting how they're not getting that from their immediate surroundings though. Are they man enough to say why they're not getting that affirmation from their community?

Well if you grow up with no father or positive male influences, with a mother who tells you all women are queens no matter how shytty they are, you’re going to create an army of low self esteem simps.

We live in a de facto matriarchal community where young boys base their self esteem on hyper masculinity and ‘respect’. It’s no wonder we have the issues we have.