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Aries Spears on Women Celebrating Kevin Samuels' Death: His Truth was Strong Cocaine (Part 2)
Watch the full interview now as a VladTV Youtube Member - / @vladtv (iPhone Youtube App users click this link: https://www.vladtv.com/join ) Part 3: • Aries Spears on Chris Rock Hitting on Riha... Part 1: • Aries Spears Loses It when Vlad Says Kodak... -------- In this clip, Aries Spears and DJ Vlad discuss the passing of Kevin Samuels and the infamous legacy that he seems to have left behind. From there, they attempt to ascertain why so many women celebrated his death and vilified him in the process. To that, DJ Vlad explains to Aries Spears some of Kevin Samuels's philosophies in terms of valuing men and valuing women. In response, Aries indicated that perhaps Samuels had an opinion about women that was a little bit too straightforward for them and it forced them to look at things about themselves that they didn't necessarily like.
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