Parents' Guide to

CeeLo Green's The Good Life

By Melissa Camacho, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 15+

CeeLo reality series has music, language, sexist behavior.

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From starting a chauffeur service featuring scantily clad female drivers to preparing to throw the first pitch at a Dodger's game, CeeLo and his friends enjoy some Entourage-like moments while they work on their music. Appearances by musicians such as Eric Bénet add to the atmosphere.

Much of the show is about CeeLo celebrating his wealthy lifestyle and enjoying the fact that he can do whatever he wants as a result. His fans will be drawn to it, and reality enthusiasts may find the humorous (though clearly staged) moments entertaining. But, outside of this, there's just not a whole lot here.

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