Gotti's Way - NR
Reality show for older teens is mediocre at best.
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- TV Rating: NR
- Network: VH1
- Cast: Irv Gotti, Deb Gotti
- Genre: Reality TV
- >Available On: Download
Parents need to know
Families can talk about why Gotti got his own show. What audience do you think producers were hoping to reach? Why are viewers so interested in "celebreality" shows? Do you think he'll be able to rebuild his career? Why are some artists (like Cher, for example) able to successfully revive their careers, while others aren't? Families can also discuss dealing with difficult circumstances. How can children cope when parents are having problems? What can parents do to help their kids when families are facing hard times?
Message
Social Behavior:
Gotti is trying to rebuild his name and reputation in the hip-hop industry after being acquitted of criminal charges. He loves Deb and his children, but he's shown attempting to control his estranged wife. He also struggles with balancing his work and family. Gotti refers to women as "scallywags," "chicks," and "hos." Gotti, Deb, and most of the featured artists are African-American.
Consumerism:
Features well-known musicians like Russell Simmons, Ja Rule, DMX, Lloyd, and Vanessa Carlton. Other notable people like Hillary Clinton are also featured. Popular hip-hop music occasionally heard. Expensive cars (Range Rovers, Cadillacs) are visible.
Drugs/Alcohol/Tobacco:
Gotti was charged and acquitted on federal charges of laundering money for drug kingpins . Alcohol (wine, beer, mixed drinks) is sometimes visible.
Violence
Frequent arguments between Gotti and recording artists and Gotti and Deb. Gotti's record label is named "Murder Inc." Some of the featured music references violence.
Sex
Some of the music heard features sexually explicit lyrics. Infidelity is openly discussed. Dating is sometimes discussed.
Language
Strong language throughout. Words like "damn" and "hell" are audible; "s--t" and "f--k" are frequent, but bleeped. The word "ho" is also bleeped.
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Reviewed by Melissa Camacho
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