Home  Television Reality TV Keyshia Cole: The Way It Is Review
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Keyshia Cole: The Way It Is Review |
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Written by Ant
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Tuesday, 30 October 2007 |
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Season 2 of "Keyshia Cole: The Way It Is" aired tonight and all votes are in ... Ghetto as Hell! Keyshia (how many different spellings of this name are there) has moved her family to Atlanta, Georgia to live with her and get their lives together. You can't watch this show without laughing hard!
This show is so hilarious! You will find yourself rolling on the floor watching these ghetto ass people try to live lavishly.
Her mom, Frankie, is out of prison and is having a very difficult time adjusting to being free. Keyshia has a rule that no men can come in the house! That's right, no men for the ladies in the house. This rule is driving the ladies crazy, including her mom with no teeth, hair, nails, etc. What is her brokedown butt going to do with a man? She can't say any words that contain the letter 'S' because she doesn't have any teeth! Well, first thing, Keyshia got Frankie fixed up. New dentures, new weave, and new nails.
Well, Frankie looked pretty good after the fixup.
A very funny point ... Keyshia's manager, Manny asks Frankie what happened to her original teeth? Frankie responded saying she got into an 'alteracation' and got pistol whipped. Then when she got locked up her face 'hurted' so bad she told the doctor to take all her teeth out.
Keyshia's sister, Neffe is also having a tough time with the no men rule. These women are crying because they can't have men in Keyshia's house! These horny chics can't live lavishly without men? Neffe has an alcohol problem and a 'baby daddy' problem she is going to try to kick. She said she was greatful for Keyshia rescuing her and her kids from the 'bottomest' ... what is that?
This show is sure to get funnier and funnier this season as these ghetto chics try to straighten up their acts. Please tune in so we can all laugh at this mess!
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This has to be one of the most unfeeling reviews I\'ve ever read. Most black folks are only one generation out of the \'ghetto\' and only one foot from poverty and are in no position to call anyone \'ghetto.\' This is a family that is moving from their past in an effort to get themselves together and that\'s \'ghetto\' to you?? Trying to leave \'the ghetto\' behind is a more apt description of the show. And, what\'s funny about that struggle?