I'm turning 30 this year. My 20's were rough, but now I've got a career job, my own place, a car, and I'm completely sober 🙏 stay strong fellas get yourselves together.

Young brothers, I'm in my mid-30s and moved out of my parents home at 17 and never turned back. Have faith in yourself, you move differently when you build your own space.

If your a male that’s 18-25 years old , one word of advice... get your money up king 👑. Don’t worry about these females , they will only waste your time and money. They don’t want you for who you are.

This man didn’t miss even in the beginning. I wish I saw this back in 2018, but I had to figure this out the hard way. Honestly, for majority of guys, it could be as simple as starting in the gym. The chain reaction of rewards from simply giving a damn about your health and appearance leads to multiple improvements. RIP Kevin. The lasting impact you had on men will last generations as the men of today father the children of tomorrow with some of the wisdom he gave on this channel.

My opinion.....stay in your parents home if they're not kicking u out....work, stack your paper, PAY some bills at home so you're not a burden, clean the house, cut the grass, don't wait for your parents to ask you to do things you live there too, be a giver not a taker, save for a down payment on a property or to invest in stocks. Many other cultures do it...as someone who has worked in finance, live below your means n find someone who understands that. Don't move out because you want to have sex! You will be in a better financial situation and you will find the right person for YOU! In a better financial situation, you create more options for yourself in most areas of life and will have sex thrown at a U! 🤗 just my 2 cents.

I just turned 26. I'm moving out August 12th. I just finished paying off 80% of all my overall debt.

“Care about what other people think and you will always be their prisoner.” -Lao Tzu

The "He's misogynistic" crew don't ever mention these videos and numerous times he was on men's neck with the same energy to do better if you want better energy like he was with the women. RIP King.

I got to get my shit together....still at home 39 working on a 12 month plan...fresh out of a divorce.

I owned my own apartment building and still lived with my Grandmother until the age of 30. I wouldn't change a thing because I learned a lot of life lessons from my Grana. I really miss her, but she left a legacy with me. ❤💗💕

I had my therapist call me out on my shit. She said “you call yourself a high value man, but you still live at home with your mother.” That same week I went and got me some stuff to put my clothes in. I moved out into a motel for like 3 months until I could get my own place. Now I have a 3bedroom 2bathroom. My guys, take the leap and grow your wings on the way down.

As a native Asian, I don't understand the american mentality of moving out of your parents' house. Almost all of us stay with our parents until we get married, and that's when we move out. And if you stay single throughout your life, you'd probably stay with your parents to your 40s-50s and until they pass. And as someone who works in a high paced 60-80hours/week career, I can never stress enough the importance of your parents and how great they are for your mental health

Writer @Man said, "Sacrifice your 20s to enjoy the rest of your life." I agree. After high school I stayed at my parents house paying them $150/mo. rent until shortly before I moved out at 26. During the time I stayed at home I worked 3 jobs and saved every penny I could. This allowed me to buy a 4-unit property at 26, with my new wife and I moving into one of the units. I've bought and sold a couple of properties since then and still eat today based off the setup work I did in my 20s. During your 20's you're as energetic as you'll ever be. Use it, gents.

The same guys who were constantly telling me to find a woman to shack up with and leave my moms house as a young man all have women who hate them

I’m 28 just moved out my parents 9 months ago and got my own apartment. Been cutting hair at a barbershop and I invested $1600 into Dogecoin back in January. Now I’m up $50k in profit and probably getting a house soon after I cash out. Future is looking bright!

I still live with my mother. I moved her into my house. It’s important to take care of others who have sacrificed for you.

At first I thought that this guy was another steve Harvey. I couldn’t be more wrong. He’s the real deal hollyfield. And I can’t stop watching.

The reason why I'm still here is because my mother is sick and she sacrificed a lot for me and my brothers and sisters to make a better life for us. So I'll be damn to see her go to a nursing home during this pandemic. My mother did so much for me and I would feel like an ungrateful piece of shit if I left her. So that's my reason idgaf what no one has to say

Man... me being 20 getting ready to move into my own home and seeing these comments... makes me realize age is just a number and $$$ is the greatest number

I'm 37 with a home, a couple of vehicles and raising a 13 year old. These videos made me realize the choice I made when I was 26 to focus on myself and my daughter and put women literally on the back burner was the best decision I've ever made in my life.

Never mind women at this point. I'm more focused on trying to build a future. I wasted the better half of my 20's chasing women. Not realizing none of them actually wanted me. I know that NOW. So I just to build.

I'm turning 25 soon and I still live at home, but I'm starting my masters degree soon, I'm working as well and saving money. I also pay my parents monthly for still being here and I also help out around the house/garden. Don't worry about still living at home, it's totally fine, just make sure you're growing and working towards a goal etc. Do not be a bum. Keep working on yourself. Your parents letting you grow from under their roof for as long as you need is a blessing and a golden opportunity and if it's presented to you, DO NOT waste it. There's nothing wrong with it, just make sure to be your own man.

I'm a 25 year old male. Still live with my mom. I really needed to hear this! I have goals, trying to join the air force, and go back to emt school, I paint a lot, I workout a lot, im 6'4 relatively handsome, but it still isn't enough because I still live with my mom 😅. The truth hurts sometimes, but you gotta hear it to move forward. Recognize your situation, and do something about it. For me, I realized no woman wants a man who still lives with his mom, even if you do help out and do your own laundry, etc. I gotta be independent, on top of having goals, staying in shape, and pursuing a passion.

Kevin's old content really is a must watch for men. I was homeschooled and a bit sheltered so I didn't learn some of this stuff growing up and my mom really taught the wrong lessons about women. I learned via rejection that just being a good dude isn't good enough when dealing the opposite sex. Moving out was definitely part of learning man lessons though. Get the hell out of your parent's house asap men.

Decided to stay in my own place (22) while my 5 other siblings still live with my toxic mother. One approaching 30 and another approaching 24. They all are the same person they were growing up and will forever remain in the same cycle. Getting my own place helped me become my own man and i would recommend for any person trying to become who they want to be. You will never find who you really are until you detach yourself from ideals made of you in your own household. If you have supportive parents that's great and how it should be in a correct household which majority is not.

Don't worry what Kevin is saying, if you're still at home under 30s, just make sure you're in the right path to self improvement. One thing not to do is locking yourself in your room and play video games. Make sure you take advantage of any situation to self improve.

"I'm on KZfaq to get RICH!" Now this is a man who sets a goal and smashes it, well done sir. Your reach, message, audience and influence has grown over the years as well as your pockets, may you continue to prosper.

I'm late af. I'm about to move out and I'M almost 30. Reason it took so long is I wanted to do it SOLO. Many move out and be with roomies and shit.

I’m in grad school and can only work part time. I have no shame being at home as I plan to buy a duplex when I graduate and rent out one half to live rent free. Why waste all my money now renting just to prove something to society? I’m good

I moved out at around 17. It was a terrible struggle considering I was financially illiterate. All I heard was you either work or get out. So I left to be on my own. I’m in my 30s & just now trying to educate myself in a lot of things. Just b/c you can pay the rent doesn’t mean that your ready. Don’t push your children out the house if you ain’t teaching them what they need to know

I'm 31 and still at my parents renting a space outside the house. I'm a barber and growing their business with them as a team we are a family owned business. Not sure if this is ok but it has been blessing me

I'm 25 and still living at home, I need to gtfo here.

I was in a 10 year relationship where my ex cleaned me out and found myself in mid 30s couch surfing... I stayed with my mother for 3 years and saved up 100k, now I'm good in restarting my life and never buying a house with a female ever again, buy your own 1st and if shit don't work out she can dipp.Also my mother appreciate the help I can provide and I love learning things and being able to be there for her..

Gave men advice and there’s no slander or think pieces on this because dudes accept reality and know we have to improve constantly. RIP to a GOAT

I'm 34 and have my own house, but really, not everyone's situation is cut and dry. Is the man living at home because he's taking care of a sick/elderly family member? Does he live at home due to cultural reasons? Does he have a ton of money stacked up in the bank and is just waiting for the right house to open up to move? I know dudes that are in all 3 of those scenarios. Know the person's situation first.

Facts, being a good man is not a man, same thing with being a good woman is not enough. And don't ever move in a woman's house, You need to be a leader and have your house and be on your purpose in life.

The "No Scrub" line "if you live at home with your momma....." created pride in men to get their own despite not having their sht together

I think two key points I've learned in my life are to practice loving yourself and set goals, especially financially. When you learn to love yourself, the people you actually want around you will come... it's simply not enough to just want more in your life. You need to figure out what you want in your life, make a plan on how to obtain it, and execute. If all you ever want is "more" without defining the criteria for what "more" is, you will never find true happiness in your life. You don't do the work just to do it. You do it because you're heading to a certain destination, and that has to be defined.

29 but planning to move out in February ...i could have move out years ago but i wanted to save a lot cash before i leave, as iv been told you should always have a good emergency fund before you move out

Moved in with my ex, both names on the lease. I was 21. SOMETHING I TRULY REGRET. Relationship didn’t last at all and she had a baby. She also has one on the way.She stayed making it seem like she owned the spot. Got out of that relationship in 2019. Live on my own now, no kids and own car and I feel FREE I am 25 now. And it feels good.

I'm a woman and lived on my own 18-26 in college and grad school. Moved back for 4 years. Then moved out again at 30. About to by a home at 33. I believe yall men can do it and more!! 😉💋😍

Just turned 22 I moved out at 17 it was hard at first but the best thing you can do is be on your own you appreciate life more

It’s Dec. 2020 and I’m back listening to this after I’ve been listening for about 2 months now.

Fellas, i repeat this in my head every single day: good enough is NOT good enough

I'm 64. I joined the Army out of high school to get money for college. Didn't get killed and ended up a software engineer. I moved from state to state for better jobs. I retired 20 years ago. IMO there is absolutely nothing wrong with living with your parents for as long as you want AND you're moving full bore on your career. Wait to even look for a wife until after 30, 35, 40 even 45. Living with parents can save you a lot of money. No reason for a flashy place, car, clothes. Investing 10, 20 years of those savings can pile up a lot of cash. Virtually all men waste a lot of time and money chasing women in their 20's. How's that working for you? If you don't like your parents then rent a cheap room in someone else's house. In your 20's you should be working and sleeping, maybe exercising. If you're hearing others making fun of your lifestyle it means you're not working hard enough. At work I wasn't sitting around talking shit with others....I was working. I wasn't going to bars or chasing women. What if women got better looking each year? Wouldn't it be smart for them to wait to marry in their 30's, 40's? Well that's how it is for men. We generally become more attractive to women as we age and our wealth increases with age which is also attractive. If you chase and catch a woman in your 20's get married she's going to be spending the money you're earning so you're always working and not gaining ground. When you're in your 40's you'll be married to an old fat woman when you could be a much better looking woman. The cost of that mistake is half whatever you've been able to save. That lowers your wealth and lowers the type of woman you can get. Shaming men for living at home in their 20's is dumb. All these fantasies women are told that get them into trouble...exact same thing is happening to men. People telling you crap advice.

Been watchin your show a couple months Unc. I’m still pursuing my music career but it isn’t paying any bills. I work hard, im back in school now finishing up my degree. Been job hunting, submitted 15+ applications over the week. Getting back in the race 💪🏾📈 Big ups Mr. Samuels

Damn….how did I miss this man’s content? 😢 I’m glad I found him now but I needed to hear this message back in my early 20’s. Please accept my gratitude posthumously, Mr. Samuels.

I enjoy watching these older videos to appreciate the evolution of Kevin's presentation.

Another one! Kevin thank you so much for your contribution. Learning that I need to get out there and compete and improve my image to be the best version of myself has been invaluable.

Love when the female caller said, “Imagine what it is that you want and make yourself what will attract that.” I would say this is exactly what I need to do as a man as well.

Moved out at 19, worked two part time jobs for the next 4 years until I enrolled in trade school at 23. Now I’m 31 and make 100k a year, believe in yourself fellas.

I really don't think in the current climate of things moving out of your mother's/parent's house is an ideal thing to do. I am 24 years old and hold a class A CDL and I am currently attending flight school to fulfill my life long goal of becoming an airline pilot (hopefully, all considering) and I still live with my mother. Besides being in flight school at the moment I also live with my mother because neither one of us have any other relatives and I couldn't imagine abandoning my mother after all she has done for me. This is for all of my fellow men out here, as long as you are working to make something of yourself in life and you contribute something to the household doesn't make you any less of a man for living at home (especially in this day in time). If you are trying to get your own place just to impress females, that to me is simping at its finest!

I needed this as a 25 year old about to get a diploma. I have never pushed in my life but expect results. I need to change.

I believe all men need to hear this message it doesn't matter your age or lifestyle.

Never stop and say “that’s good enough.” Always be doing something to improve yourself.

This is a sharp brother here.Blessings my man !!

There is nothing like having your own place. I moved out at 18 years old have never lived with anyone. When I was married my wife moved in with me.

I went back to see older videos & I appreciate the message. I’m with what you would consider a “HENRY”. We clashed in the beginning stage of our relationship & during that time I came across your videos. As watching, I’ve realized that #1 I wasn’t taught the true values of a relationship #2 I need to stop talking & just listen, amongst other things . I started doing the work (still am because the work never stops) & I’ve noticed how my relationship has gotten better. Thank you for your message whether it’s hard to digest or not. Stay Blessed Uncle Kevin ✨

God rest your soul Brother 🙏🏽❤️ I’ve found myself catching up on a lot of your content as it’s so good and true and still good for improving one’s life with the advice you put out

I moved out of my parents house and I was thinking did I take the right decision then all of a sudden this video comes outta nowhere. Guess am on the right path

RIP thank you for all the content you have shared. It has not gone upon deaf ears

I’m 32 I moved out on my own when I was 18 and I’m not going to lie I struggled I should’ve waited ...I ended up going back home until I was 26 moved out got my own place I got shot back in 2016 for living a so called “street life” I ended up going back home while I was healing and getting my life back together...fast forward to now I just purchased a new place and it took a lot of hard work to get here but I say that to say this to the young’n yes you shouldn’t be in your parents house for ever but don’t listen to all these people telling you need to be out at 18 -21 take your time build your foundation and then make your move

Man I thought I was good enough my sophomore year of high skool! Dropped out sold drugs, went to jail! Now at 36yrs old I’m just getting out of that H.S mentality 🤦🏾‍♂️ hurts but i had to start from somewhere! I’m not high value but I’m not under average neither! Glad I did work warehouse and gained a trait! I’m currently working 2 jobs making 60k a year, and when I see where I came from I’m damn proud

I left the crib at 19! Set goals to have my own apartment by 25 (did it by 21). Gotta have vision.

Cost of living is much higher for young adults now than it was for their parents and grandparents. That being said my girlfriend (now fiancé) when I was 23 got an apartment together, which I do not recommend in retrospect, but my self respect was paramount. I needed to get out of my mom’s apartment.

Raw & uncut but much needed discussion that many of us need to hear,including my damn self🧐 Thanks big bro

See how men come at each other? Tough love and logic. Exactly the opposite on the women's side.. RIP to my godfather.

Man, I know this video is older but this needs to be said...bravo Kevin!

Damn Unc. 🐐 RIP. They won’t share this video though I bet.

So sad that I’m only discovering this man’s content after his death. Someone assemble the dragon balls!

I left my mom's place when I was 22 years old. Got with my woman, parted ways after 5 and a half years. Moved on my own, dated over the years but I have my own to pay for and peace of mind. In my own I Make My Own Rules. Even as an adult, living under your parents roof you still live by their house rules. I got education and a career and will be retiring in a few years and will be with the love of my life just living it up. Was a struggle admittedly and I had a few more advantages than a few others and I live in a high income region so I am blessed. I would STRONGLY advise anyone to move out of their parents home while they are in their twenties and level up always.

I’m 27 and I still live at home, but I saved all my money since I was 21, I started investing in crypto and now I have a half a million dollars and I expect a lot more. I’m glad I didn’t chase females and tried to move out prematurely. Now I’m planning on buying myself a house and my parents their own house. Focus on yourself kings and don’t chase ass, chase the $$$. Everything will fall into place.

Thank you for this Kevin. I'm always trying to better myself.... Dope message my man

I can understand that people want to be independent but i cant understand whats so bad about living with the parents? my parents are getting old and im glad i got them to live in my house.

I like that Kevin points out older people still dressing and looking good. I see older women pulling in young dudes cause they still make an effort to look good.

Went from losing my job & broke to running my own bar on the top floor of a fancy hotel all in less than one year After seeing this I got my own 700 sq ft studio with a great view & still helping my mother with her bills All on my own 🤞🏽

Just moved out at the start of 2021 at 22 years old! In the process of getting my career of choice, currently making it work. Took a friend in a couple months ago to help with the bills, boys it’s a bit scary and I was new to this, but it’s doable and a solid step towards being the man you want to be. Best of luck gents!

24M Fixing to finish college and immediately become hired on at a high-paying career. Can't wait to enjoy the benefits of my hard work. Rip Kevin thanks for inspiring all of us, even when I was a kid at my first job not making anymore than $15 an hour. Also..I hope this message gets through all the men/women in denial of themselves and their own potential

Leave your parents home once you're ready to marry or you need or want more privacy

RIP Kevin Because of you my mind has changed. Your voice has reached me and I'm learning to be the version of myself from this point on. Thank you.

Man this video found me at the right time. This made me a fan. I do need to suit up, especially now with my new career. Thank you Kevin.

I’ve moved back home and I’m 34. I’ve been paying rent for 10 years and got nowhere in life. All I did was make someone else rich and live by their rules. Save money, build credit and purchase a home that works for you. Black people still don’t understand finical independence or what wealth really is. That’s why we are losing to gentrification.

Moved out at 19 back in 2012 it’s been a ride

Great show I just discovered KS channel and I’m watching older shows. Great stuff Kevin.

Man your right. I never had a dad and your really breaking down some walls and helping me.

Recovering drug addict here……currently in my 20s living with my parents. Fortunately I’ve been clean about a year a now and I have a job and I’m back in school trying to get my bachelors in engineering. Stuff like this motivates me to keep going

This hit me so hard. This is how a man speaks to men

Brother Kevin, much LOVE and RESPECT! Please keep dropping the KNOWLEDGE!👏🏾🙏🏾😉👍🏾👊🏾🙌🏾💪🏾✊🏾😻😍👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

I always double back and check out Kevins videos. They are truth and motivation!! He told you what needed to be said in a way you needed to hear it! The world wont tell us softly to do the things we need to do. It will be harsh and often without explanations. That’s why I help men today as a certified life coach and mentor!! Keep watching these videos and putting in the work!! Make sure yoi start somewhere.

“He hates men he hates men” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

25 year old dude making $45K a year and still lives at home. Yes, I'm a cheap mofo but I do help my parents pay the bills and put food in the fridge. The rent is TOO DAMN HIGH.

Mr. Samuels you are so right Sir! I truly realize that I’m always under construction.🙏 Thank you for the motivation and refreshing course.

My mom had been telling me to move out forever and when my job went virtual I moved to Mexico. Now she's saying I should move back in. I think I went a little further than she anticipated 🤣

Rip to The Godfather crazy how this man came the longest way

I wish I would've seen this video when I was 17 years old. It would've saved my life. RIP God Father. He's the reason I'm happily married. He was an amazing mentor. 👏

This video has given me a real perspective on scaling your life and upgrading your standards of living.

Man Samuel’s went easy on women compared to men I’m a man and I’m thankful for his tough love approach to life I can’t thank him enough thank Mr. samuels and R.I..P to father I didn’t knew I had thank you so much Sir your an amazing person and individual.

People were right to say Kevin is definitely grilling man too. I wish ladies can watch this live.

Straight facts!!!👏🏿👏🏿This is the father/son conversation that every father needs to have with their sons.

society tells us to move out at 18, financially im better off still living with my parents at 27 helping with he mortgage, bills and other expenses which is way cheaper than living out on my own. Plus im able to invest in stocks and save up for when im ready to purchase a house.