Kevin Samuels

Atlanta police responded to an apartment just after 6 a.m. regarding an injured person. Fire personnel also responded and performed CPR on an "unresponsive" man ...

His critics often refer to him as misogynistic. His condition was unknown. She called 911 and also asked for the front desk to be called for a defibrillator to keep Samuels responsive until EMS arrived because she was a nurse.

The self-described image consultant and dating advisor reportedly died Thursday in his home. The cause of his death has yet to be confirmed.

I’m telling you the truth that you don’t want to hear.” “That was a terrible thing for social media to put that out. Whether you want to hear it or not, I’m going to go there with you.

A woman said he complained of chest pain before falling on top of her, according to the Atlanta Police Department.

"Submission is a trait of femininity," Samuels told his viewers, "just like leadership and protection is a trait of masculinity. "That was a terrible thing for social media to put that out. In a report, the Atlanta Police Department said emergency services were called to Samuels' apartment Thursday morning.

Samuels received frequent criticism for his YouTube videos, specifically for his takes on Black women and dating.

In February, Future shot a fake therapy session with Samuels to promote his single “Worst Day,” which tied into the concept of toxic masculinity that the rapper often explores in his music. He often stressed a belief that Black women had unrealistically high standards about the types of men they should be dating, while also being vocally critical of men who are poor or overweight. According to the Atlanta Police Department, Samuels was with a woman he met that day who then spent the night with him.

Atlanta police confirmed that Samuels was found unresponsive on the floor of his apartment. Samuels was famous for his takes on dating and relationships.

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