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A cause of death for YouTube star Kevin Samuels has been revealed, multiple outlets reported.
The Fulton County Medical Examiner’s office did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.
Rolling Stonereported Samuels' age as 56, and police previously confirmed his year of birth as 1965.
Samuels had a large social media following, including more than 1.4 million subscribers onYouTube. There are more than 800 videos published on Samuels' YouTube channel, with many receiving hundreds of thousands of views. Some of his videos are considered sexist.
In a video published on April 27, Samuels said he believed “modern women charge for submission.”
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“Submission is a trait of femininity,” Samuels told his viewers, “just like leadership and protection is a trait of masculinity. But today you got women saying… you don’t get their feminine submission without paying for it. Fine ladies, how much do you charge?”
“If you have made it to 35 and you are unmarried, you are a leftover woman,” Samuels said in another video, per NBC News. “You are what is left. Men know that there is something likely wrong with you.”
Samuels' channel included other polemical videos such as “Women Should Let Men Use Them,” “Modern Women Are Average At Best?” and “Women Love When Men Cheat?”
Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is known as a “silent killer” and considered “a major cause of premature death worldwide,” according to theWorld Health Organization.
Approximately 1.28 billion adults between the ages of 30 and 79 years worldwide have hypertension, and nearly half of them “are unaware that they have the condition,” per the organization’s website.
Hypertension is known to cause “serious” heart damage, and can lead to a range of symptoms from chest pain and irregular heart beat to heart attack and stroke.
source: people.com
