SHOCK TIRADE
Final video of Kevin Samuels sees YouTube ‘relationship expert’ ranting about ‘basic women’ hours before his death
FOOTAGE shows self-proclaimed love guru Kevin Samuels ranting about so-called basic women - hours before his death.
Samuels uploaded the tirade titled "Modern Women are a Party of 1" to his YouTube and Instagram channels on May 4.
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The influencer, who has previously been accused of misogyny, said: “Ladies, why is it that I say that modern women are a party of one?”
Samuels ranted: “Men don’t care about what you have. We care about who you are. Your masters, your Ph.D., your property or your car, whatever, is NOT what men choose.
“Women judged from the highest man they were ever able to ‘deal’ with. She thought that automatically adjusted her level."
In the video, he said he's starting to see "hellified basic chicks."
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Samuels previously sparked outrage on social media after claiming unmarried women over 35 years old are considered to be “leftover women”.
His videos also feature claims that allege modern women are average at a best.
SAMUELS' MOTHER CONFIRMS HIS DEATH
Samuels passed away on Thursday after he experienced chest pain and fell on top of a woman he was spending the night with, reports claim.
The YouTuber's mother, Beverly Samuels-Burch, confirmed his passing to on Friday after rumors of his death spread on social media on Thursday.
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His mother declined to provide details about his death; however, according to an incident report by the Atlanta Police Department, first responders responded to a 911 call at Samuels' apartment after he experienced chest pain.
A woman, who was spending the night with Samuels, called 911 after the Youtuber fell on top of her.
Medical officials found Samuels unresponsive on the floor of his apartment, the report states.
After EMS officials performed CPR on Samuels, he was transported to Piedmont Hospital for evaluation.
The YouTuber's mother told NBC she found out about her son's death on social media.
"That was a terrible thing for social media to put that out. I didn't even know. I hadn't even been notified," she told the outlet on Friday.
"All I'm doing is requesting that people pray for us."
Melanie King, who claims to be a friend of Samuels, revealed on Thursday that she got “family confirmation” that he had passed away.
Police have not confirmed or denied his death.
Dozens of tributes were posted under the comments section of his final Instagram post after rumors of Samuel's death started to circulate.
Influencer Sabrina Paterson said: “Prayers I pray this isn’t true.”
American TV personality Phaedra Parks posted two praying emojis alongside a love heart.
Canadian YouTuber LaToya Forever said: “No just no.”
And, singer-songwriter Sy Ari da Kid posted: “Nah OG don’t leave that soon brother. Keep killin.”
The lifestyle influencer, who is known as an image consultant, has more than a million followers on Instagram, and over 80,000 on TikTok.
Samuels shared a tweet that contained a link to an Instagram post on April 29.
The pinned tweet on his profile dates back to April 20 2016 and says: "You'll never outperform your belief systems."
Samuels revealed in an interview that he has been married twice before.
He first tied the knot with his high school sweetheart, but it only lasted a year.
The exact year when Samuels married his first wife remains unknown.
The pair had one child - whose identity has not been disclosed.
Samuels revealed he got divorced because “it wasn’t a good idea to get married in the first place”.
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And, he tied the knot again six to seven years later, marrying his second wife.
But, the marriage, which lasted three years, ended because of “irreconcilable differences”.
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