Romeo's World: Welcome to the Good Life

Romeo adds independence to Reality TV

World famous teen entertainer/athlete Romeo is in production on Romeo's World: Welcome to the Good Life -- a reality TV series with a positive message.

"Reality TV is just cameras following you around and if you own the cameras and the production company then you own the content so you are able to control the series," said Romeo who is bringing independence to reality TV the same way his father Master P brought independence to hip-hop 15 years ago.

The show aims to give viewers a glimpse into Romeo's busy life at school, on the court, and around the town. The series will follow Romeo from high school, to the prom, through graduation and into college as a student athlete.

Romeo's World: Welcome to the Good Life emphasizes the importance of education, hard work, entrepreneurship, and a positive attitude as elements that contribute to Romeo's healthy and successful lifestyle and serves as constructive programming for today's youth.

"A lot of people get caught up with the hype and what other people want you to do," said Romeo. "I always make sure I'm doing what I love doing and I think that goes a long way."

Despite Romeo's celebrity status, he is still a teenager that goes to a regular public high school, and is now on his way to becoming a top student athlete in his sport of choice, basketball. Ironically, some have questioned Romeo's decision to attend college at USC in the fall.

"I decided to go to college because it's probably the best thing someone can do to further their education, and it's something important to me and my family," said Romeo.

Networks across the nation are vying to be a part of this reality show due in part to the ongoing writers strike. You can help Romeo pick a network for his series by participating in a poll on officialromeo.com and myspace.com/romeo and vote for the channel you'd like to see Romeo's World airing on.

Viewers will also be invited to logon and watch a live streaming feed of Romeo's World on Yahoo! and MySpace (exact webcast dates and times will be announced shortly.)

The production company responsible for the show is owned by Romeo himself and will be producing similar programming for other celebrities and star athletes.

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[tattooed3]

i trip out on people here dissing the kid or not giving him credit for for not being hood or not knowing the hood..staying grounded and getting his education is the best thing he could ever do!!fuck being in the hood that dont bring success...only a few make it out the hood with dope money!!good shit romeo your dad raised you right!!

[soCAliful1]

why doesnt the media show him instead of people like charlie sheen and kim kardashian

[kellytv777]

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK ROMEO ...

[PrettyKimbo]

i LOVE U ROMEO....

[JakobFuer]

@soCAliful1

cuz hes a good guy he made it to something thats not intresting for tv they need to show people like charlie that we can laugh about him cuz he drank and that shit

[MegaMya2]

@stryfetc lmao wateva!!!

[stryfetc]

@MegaMya2 it's cool!!,no need to get hostile!!,just an observation,SHEESH!!,LOL!!

[MegaMya2]

@stryfetc first off i actually do..regardless if he was famouse or not..u got the rite one today!..its actually his looks that got me NoT his fame dickhead!!!!...but yea his fame is PLUS!! :o

[stryfetc]

@MegaMya2 sure you do,it's funny how girls will do anything with anybody who they think can give them money and fame!!

[stryfetc]

who drives a bentley to prom??,from his own crib,which by the way is a mansion,you know he smashed that night!!...look at ol' girl mama reaction when he came to pick her up,hell mom dukes would've let him smash too!!

[pepelecutie]

You better put lotion on! You don't want an ashy body, I've been there, it's not fine!

[legocastle23]

@MoneyB85 yo i agree but bow wow did want to be a ball player at first there both great and underratted