Colman Domingo praises ‘Euphoria’ creator Sam Levinson amid severe criticism

Colman Domingo, who stars in the HBO show, Euphoria, recently praised the creator of the series.

The American actor stars as the character, Ali Muhammad, who is the role that was specially made for him by Sam Levinson.

Now, speaking to Bustle, the actor gushed sweet words as he acknowledged the success of the latest hit series.

He said, “I didn't know that it would smash the zeitgeist like it has, but I did know that it was something special,”

He further added, “Sam Levinson is one of the greatest showrunners, creators, directors I think that we have.”

Talking about Sam, Colman stated that he thinks the writer is “inventive and collaborative” as he added that he doesn’t think somebody else can serve like that.

Although the 56-year-old has always complimented the artist, the online community and the critics share other opinions.

They think that the show this season has gotten very dark and there is no proper plotline.

One person on the internet spoke, “Sam Levinson, the world's biggest incel, using Euphoria's audience to craft The Idol's plotlines that constantly humiliate, belittle, and mistreat women,”

Another added, “somebody genuinely check sam levinson’s laptop this entire season a soft ad for onlyfans like did the ceo slide him money under the desk,”

It is to be noted that only four episodes have been released as of yet for this season.

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