Sweet Life: Los Angeles

I love the show. It show cases young black successfully men and women. Everyone has a little drama, that's just apart of life.

So, there's one review that's talks about how "bad" the show is which I'm going to assume they are a non-poc, Issa Rae hater OR just would rather watch Golden Girls. (No shade). This show is based solely on young black seemingly successful entrepreneurs. Something America doesn't want you to see. So far FOUR episodes with minimum drama. It's not ratchet tv at all! The theme song is great and fits the show. It's based is LA hint the title. The picture is great. They speak fluent English with a little slang. Like come on! Watch it for yourself. It's super refreshing to see young black people on tv living life! Please please give it a chance. If you are not into the black culture then no, this isn't your type of tv show.

If you want to see the life of black people outside of what the media shows then give it a chance. 10/10 so far! 😁

I love the concept of the show and it's great to see young black people being successful and not constantly on the struggle bus. There is some very high school type drama at times well a lot of the time. But it is entertaining.

Themes explored in this show:

"Feeling some kind of way."

Changing outfits.

Fighting over high school clique dynamics.

"Feeling some kind of way."

Talking about the fights and "accountability."

Changing outfits.

As a young Black man in his 20s, I can definitely relate to this show and the topics that they're covering. I feel like it's a needed show that shows young Black people who are hungry to advance their careers while having fun. It's refreshing, relatable, and it even sparks conversations with my friend.

Both seasons were super entertaining with the storylines and allowing us to get to know the cast. It shows South LA in a beautiful light that makes me want to visit the places that they show. The soundtrack is great as expected.

I hope this show continuese to go on and allows the audience to grow with the cast members as their life progresses. From Season 1 to Season 2, you could tell the topics got deeper and more serious. HBO, you have a hit. Keep investing and promoting this show!