Notice how everyone from your melanin-deficient coworkers to chicks and New Birth Church members have latched onto to Mr. Green’s “F#ck You“? “Old Fashioned” is the lo-fi polar opposite but should prove to be a great fit for The Lady Killer. Whereas the previous single takes the carefree lane to curse a lover, “Old Fashioned” wins with its slow, foot-tapping declaration of dedication and commitment. Cee-Lo bellows out a heartfelt tale of repentance and acceptance for being a man set in his ways, a theme to which most red-blooded males should be able to find comfort.
The Lady Killer drops on November 23rd but “Old Fashioned” is available on iTunes today.


cee-lo is a vet and i think anything he does will be accepted well.
cotdam this is dope
Not to mention the music really is quality !
Dope song
Cee Lo is just nice
Cee-Lo Keeps winning…
Atlanta keeps winning…well except for the Hawks, Braves, and Falcons
*sways along with the rhythm*
Put simply he’s one of the most talented people making music today, he can do everything and do it well.
I never really fucked with Cee-Lo to be honest. Not any Gnarls Barkley, Goodie Mob, Cee Lo Green is the Soul Machine, etc but I am liking the shit he is putting out recently. Maybe I was too young to appreciate his music at the time. I dunno.
Love this ballad a lot & you could definitely tell it’s Motown inspired! Real R&B music & Cee-Lo never disappoints! @BukDiah you ain’t the only 1 before now all I really checked where his features & the 1 Gnarls Barkley single! I definitely plan on purchasing his new album though!
i dunno how any1 could sleep on his shit with Goodie Mobb or the DF
man im feeling this 1 sugar baby shawty lo ceelo green is priceless cuz
love it. lady killer is gonna be purchased for sure. hopefully i will have a job by then, otherwise ill be running down the street with some old lady’s purse yelling over my shoulder “sorry but i really need this CD!” and she’ll probably yell back “Aint you heard of the internet you punk bitch!”
fresh
LOL @Ignitemindz
that reminds me of the scene in Seinfeld where he jacks the marble rye