Good Charlotte - Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous (Official Video)

Official Video for "Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous" by Good Charlotte
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Good Charlotte is a pop punk band from Waldorf, Maryland who, have played a vital role in the alternative rock, emo, punk rock community. Starting out in 1996, they found success with their debut self-titled album, with two of its singles - ‘Little Things’ and ‘Festival Song’ - both charting in the Top 10. Among their top songs includes, “The River,” "The Anthem” and "I Just Wanna Live". Additionally, the group have charted six songs in the US Hot 100, the most successful being 2002’s ‘Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous’, which went to No. 1 on the Alternative chart. Good Charlotte’s signature sound has made them one of the most recognizable bands of the genre, garnering them a handful of MTV Video Music Awards and an NRJ Award over the years. Throughout the years, the group has continued to produce solid releases with consistent collaborations, ranging from Waka Flocka Flame and Waterparks to Sam Carter. Good Charlotte marked their two-decade anniversary with the release of their seventh studio album, Generation Rx, highlighting their standing as one of the definitive names of the genre.
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[Chorus:]
Lifestyles of the rich and the famous
They're always complainin'
Always complainin'
If money is such a problem
Well they got mansions
Think we should rob them
#GoodCharlotte #LifestylesoftheRich&Famous #officialvideo #ChartToppingMusic #Rock #PopPunk #90s

[@Deliveritosecu]

I really miss this kind of music, Sum41, Simple Plan, Green Day, Blink 182 and of course Good Charlotte

[@anakmaniez5648]

Oh God me too...

[@hannahgoodchild5255]

jeng maniez same but also the American rejects and panic at disco even though they do music now

[@brwnhilarybanks9953]

hell yeah

[@andonj251]

Can’t forget FoB and MCR

[@yoambria3747]

Omg! Sum 41!! The band of all the teen movies in the early 2000s lol

[@taksaal06]

if you were a teenager during this era, consider yourself lucky

[@marco-ds1fy]

I wish I was

[@TyykkIs]

TRUE!

[@EasyBakinX]

Haha I was. Roughly 14ish during this time. Music was soo good back then. Lots of good music today but nothing beats my old Playlist

[@rebeccasalinas3840]

I wish I was. Being a kid, hearing my brother jamming out to this. Always was jealous of him. But, I’m glad I got to collect all his music!!❤

[@KM-ni5zt]

Good Charlotte, Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance…. Those were the days. And still 90% of my playlists

[@bradelliott1858]

If you're in your 30"s and still listening to this sort of music, we're friends 🤝

[@michaelrussell3890]

40s

[@danka2000]

40s myself. Turned 40 In late May. This song is about 20 years old now, I was 20 at the time.

[@julianG787]

Here 🙋🏻

[@Wye_44]

here 👋

[@bleachbomb1369]

27 & blasted this feeling peak euphoria

[@freedom4mealways]

Good Charlotte had good stuff back in the 2000s. "Lifestyles" hit the charts 2 decades ago and it became a hit for Good Reasons!

[@sumgue4964]

Grew up to this shit. Didn’t listen to it for a decade or more. But here I am. You here too in 2019?

[@cncointernational2369]

Yes, currently on spree listening to MCR, Evanescence, Good Charlotte, and other bands of the era and wondering what even happened to this music too :/

[@toribrooker1134]

same

[@victoriamoore7676]

69 likes not gonna disrupt that😂

[@kimberlys8422]

I was obsessed with this crap when I was a tween,... I'm almost 30 and I admit I still kinda like this crap, makes me laugh more than anything.

[@nadiyahasanah2278]

YAS

[@JJR93]

"well they've got mansions, I think we should rob them....." AMEN, BROTHA!

[@354allday]

Bling Ring took this song serious

[@strawbearriez]

The Shaniac they acknowledged it in i wanna live lol

[@Brindlebrother]

@The Shaniac now it's we who chant I DON'T EVER WANNA BE YOUUUUUUU

[@JosueDeerFox]

"The capitol looked like a mansion!"

[@caffeinecreature]

Your brotha is worth 40 million dollars.

[@Ninkikagirl]

I live for that bass line in the very last chorus of this song.

[@MikeGSK]

+Ninkikagirl It's Incredible

[@StevenMartinOfficial]

if your listening to Good Charlotte in 2022 you're probably old enough to remember when MTV played music videos 🔥

[@nathmendes24]

This is honestly a timeless song

[@Drian5334]

Timeless Punk Rock Song, I Guess

[@xLibbyy]

I can't bare to read these comments about this song. That Good Charlotte wrote this and then now they are rich and famous 'the irony'. The truth is they wrote this before they were 'rich and famous', also it's not about saying that the rich and famous are bad people it's how some celebrities still moan when they have a 'perfect' lifestyle. So Good Charlotte were trying to say 'if you don't like your life, we would have it'. Hope that makes everybody stop arguing on this video:)

[@GodOfTheInternets]

+Crunch_Libby and then they made a song moaning and complaining about being rich and famous -- the irony

[@xLibbyy]

+GodOfTheInternets have you even read my comment ^

[@GodOfTheInternets]

yes

[@DeadFlorist55]

Money n fame dont stop the moan

[@limbersauce8360]

xLibbyy I would comment the irony thing but as a joke cause I know good charlotte aren't talking about all celebrities just some and they arent part of those some at least I dont believe

[@UItraVice]

Aged like fine wine with this generation.

[@JoshuaCassady]

Where all my 30 year old friends at!?

[@antipro85]

hahaha

[@banausofarts5354]

"If money is such a problem/Well they've got mansions/Think we should rob them" Wow, even Good Charlotte said eat the rich

[@thatfishingguy11b]

Banaus of Arts yes!!!!

[@iconsting]

Ever seen Benji Madden's place? I feel like he'd have a different take today.

[@ViolentMoth]

...And then the Madden twins dated Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie

[@natashaligons5870]

@@ViolentMoth Joel and Nicole Richie are married with 2 kids. Benji and Paris dated back in 2008. Benji is now married to Cameron Diaz they just had a baby according to reports.

[@tenacious645]

@@natashaligons5870 It's sad you care that much about their lives

[@jfarrant6285]

That bass line during the chorus though!

[@Amdfan900]

I still get goosebumps

[@andymate2006]

I haven’t heard this song in years. It just popped in my head today. Such a classic. Reminds me of high school.

[@CandidTechTV]

We need someone to make a modern version of this song again today. People have forgotten...haha

[@codymerritt1843]

This music will never get old imma be an old man one day blaring this shit driving around

[@mhackettt]

this song means so much to me. thank you Good Charlotte - you are so beautiful and your music speaks volumes to me. wow. just wow.

[@KingFireball7]

Loving the amount of likes vs dislikes for this vid! Early 2000's were awesome for rebellious rock music, especially during school xD miss those days

[@mranderson1022aa87]

Hell, I’m 41 years old and I still blast this song

[@HyuugaCharlie]

wow kenpachi zaraki sure can rock

[@invadazim4320]

yay.. a bleach reference

[@russjoe123]

except kenpachi is cool...

[@ariannaturtles6489]

hahaha I see what you did there... ; )

[@tinamorrison4579]

I'm in my 50s and still love this song and band?

[@gamerfritzchen9831]

im very happy to be part of the best generation

[@Blvdshagnasty69]

So apparently it took me almost 20 years to realize Kyle Gass is in this music video. That's also because I probably haven't seen the music video in about 18 years.

[@johncofd2228]

Please State your name for the record

[@eeby_deeby666]

Also Mike Watt from The Minutemen and The Stooges as the jury spokesperson.

[@DeadGirl420]

And Chris Kirkpatrick from Nsync as the witness

[@DeadGirl420]

And Joel's dog as another witness, who he later gave to Hillary Duff when they broke up because she fell in love with him and didn't want to leave him.

[@nicolasbeaudry6158]

I used to shit on this band , I’m in my 50’s now in just realized how catchy , and well written their songs were. I really do hope that younger kids will discover them. ❤❤

[@traseanderson1594]

Typical comment about how I'm old and grew up with them and they still rock.

[@alster724]

Chip Skylark before Fairly OddParents be like... Yes, Chris Kirkpatrick cameo is the most memorable part in the trial.

[@tammycronk20]

God, I miss this band so much, still listening in 2019.

[@christianalmli9085]

Oh, the irony of this song...

[@SevenFootPelican]

Rich musicians complaining about rich people complaining.

[@dadedraak]

This song was made thirtheen years ago, idiot. They were only just starting to get noticed.

[@christianalmli9085]

dadedraak I know it's old, "idiot". It doesn't make it less ironic, in fact, it also makes it fantastically hypocritical and meaningless.

[@toodapapa]

christian almli You're looking at this as if it's a blanket term. They are referring to only two types of rich people: those who are born into wealth and have no appreciation for the work that most have to put in to get a fraction of what the wealthy have, much like Paris Hilton, and those who gain riches and forget where it is they came from, similar to the song titled "You're Gonna Go Far, Kid" by The Offspring.

[@christianalmli9085]

Khalid Bell "those who are born into wealth and have no appreciation for the work that most have to put in to get a fraction of what the wealthy have, much like Paris Hilton" Or Nichole Richie. Actually, it doesn't matter which, they dated both of them rofl.

[@JR-zv6qm]

Jeez this song is over 20 yrs old? Man, where has 20 years gone?

[@kornfreak78]

Nostalgia overload.... goddamn I miss this kind of music. The late 90s on into the early 00's music was so on point. Fuck what people call music now days!

[@ekrtwilight2495]

kornfreak78 i was born in 2005 and i wish i was born 10-15 years earlier. The music cut out the bullshit.

[@thehorrorcult7462]

dude 2:36 WILL ALWAYS GO HARD AF

[@onlinefilth]

no one found it ironic that joel married nicole richie and benji married cameron diaz?

[@yrification]

even more relevant these days...early 2000's were the days

[@wwe52891]

Why did people ever talk shit about good Charlotte

[@Oriontrollsftw2]

Because it was poppy

[@johndillingerremixes]

Because they tried to appeal to everyone. Visually they mix emo, punk and even hip hop which were the like the most popular styles of music at the time and then they just played mass appealing straight pop. I on the other hand just dont think they were that good but i can appreciate their music business strategy and i like a couple of their really popular songs, especially from the nostalgia.

[@fffffffff1763]

cuz once this style of music wasn't popular anymore nobody really fucked with what they were doing

[@garrettsmith3673]

+Dan DeLoach yes in I didn't take very long for that

[@MikeBrodyComic]

+Wwe guy FTW Because they were poser punks.

[@hefireymilhim6151]

This is totally relevant even today. So relating to this song during the Jonny Depp and the other person debate

[@danielsaint-pierre6789]

lifestyle of the rich and the famous best song ever 2019!

[@escbodyfeast8007]

Lmao I love how accurate this song is nowadays 😅

[@rohamudtesaluda4376]

Como amo este tema!!!

[@D.Flan3]

The way they walked outta court was bad ass honestly.

[@kingkrysen]

I agree they also looked badass 🤘🏼🎸🥁

[@sara107610]

Bc if these commercials I am going to shoplift from Macy's. Even more than I already do

[@andysubs1993]

Ésta fue la era dorada del Pop Punk, esto fue mi adolescencia, esto era la mejor época de MTV, con muchas otras bandas y canciones que marcaron a mi generación... Solo quisiera vivir todo eso una vez más.

[@barrydolman6499]

Still listening

[@tiberiuszorg6331]

Isn't it slightly ironic. Make a song that generates millions about people with millions. They embody the very thing they're singing about

[@tiberiuszorg6331]

***** So generalizing the rich and famous is only OK if you're good Charlotte as they have immunity. Well, I'd like to see them spend a week living life out on the street

[@joshuawatson8613]

Tiberius Zorg They did before they became famous dumb dumb, this song is about people living privileged lives cause it was their birth right and they think they got it hard and complain but have no idea how bad it can really be.

[@tiberiuszorg6331]

***** * you're

[@unknownunknown97]

Tiberius Zorg The spelling is fine for both uses of "your" and "you're" so stop trying to flaw something because you can't make a response or admit you're wrong.

[@tiberiuszorg6331]

***** Since when, the band was formed when they were like 19 just out of school. At what point were they homeless?

[@lokiokvltys8363]

My childhood 😍🖤 Honestly this explains the permanent emo "phase" 😂🖤

[@HatedHero]

Listen to this song and then go listen to I just wanna live. Looks like they changed their mind.

[@Mr.Rogers.]

This song is still so relevant.

[@thehmadcha]

Remind me of my childhood. ( nirvana, nickelback, linkin park, oasis, green day, avril laving, evanescence, ...). best periode of rock was from 1960 to 2000. ==> Rock Will Never Die !!!!!!

[@superhumanlovescoco]

+Valkyrie Van Please tell me nickelback was a joke...

[@thehmadcha]

+Hera NightShade why ?

[@superhumanlovescoco]

Valkyrie Van Because Nickelback.

[@saturnlights5239]

you mean 2000s?

[@kasplachproductions6198]

Until 2003. Don't forget Meteora, the best rock album ever (in my opinion)

[@jorgievellz718]

Coming from the hood and spending a day with my rich friends made me listen to this today 😅

[@daverichards9141]

I tried to rob joel madden. He got mad. Im like hey its your lyrics.

[@GemPotagueule]

Dave Richards madden's get easily mad I guess

[@zaloalvarez6947]

My high school years

[@boganjesus3277]

These lyrics have a whole new meaning today

[@goodcharlottefans8575]

Lyrics: Always see it on TV Or read it in the magazines Celebrities want sympathy All they do is piss and moan Inside the Rolling Stone Talkin' about how hard life can be I'd like to see them spend a week Livin' life out on the street I don't think they would survive If they could spend a day or two Walkin' in someone else's shoes I think they'd stumble and they'd fall They would fall (fall) Lifestyles of the rich and the famous They're always complainin' Always complainin' If money is such a problem Well, they got mansions Think we should rob them Well, did you know when you were famous you could kill your wife And there's no such thing as 25 to life As long as you've got the cash to pay for Cochran And did you know if you were caught and you were smokin' crack McDonald's wouldn't even wanna take you back You could always just run for mayor of D.C. I'd like to see them spend a week Livin' life out on the street I don't think they would survive If they could spend a day or two Walking in someone else's shoes I think they'd stumble and they'd fall They would fall Lifestyles of the rich and the famous They're always complainin' Always complainin' If money is such a problem Well, they got mansions Think we should rob them (rob them) They would fall Lifestyles of the rich and the famous They're always complainin' Always complainin' If money is such a problem You got so many problems Think I could solve them Lifestyles of the rich and famous We'll take your clothes, cash, cars and homes, just stop complainin' Lifestyles of the rich and famous Lifestyles of the rich and famous Lifestyles of the rich and famous.

[@josephscott1870]

OP lyrics

[@leftcursor3763]

why the hell you post lyrics ?

[@rabihutomo1598]

@@leftcursor3763 someone like me need this because English isn't my first language

[@leftcursor3763]

@@rabihutomo1598 Lyrics are in the description

[@rabihutomo1598]

@@leftcursor3763 what the hell?i didn't see it.thanks man

[@cesarac1083]

2:37 love how the bass sound gets so agressive with overdrive AND makes More punch in that part

[@Cam_Dawg]

My mom raised me with this type of music, now im gay and emo. Thanks mom

[@kittycatcat2006]

A tale as old as time. Same buddy.

[@wannabeflo]

2016 anyone? :D

[@isarex88]

Hello! :P

[@xDCasanova91]

Hello :D

[@isarex88]

Isaac Ritter Someone stood up on the wrong side of the bed.

[@wannabeflo]

+Isaac Ritter you are very kind :) go fuck yourself

[@Oliqinco]

im crying... im old

[@melvintejera196]

Classic still amazing in 2024 🔥 This was my shit as a kid

[@r.g.w3936]

Isn't that Bald lawyer guy Kyle Gass from the other half of the awesome Tenacious D ?

[@hobojesus84]

Rowell G. Wallenholm Indeed it is

[@MakoHazard]

R. G. W Rage Kage!

[@Derptopolis]

Bust out the BOD. "What?" The bong of destiny

[@GregMuniz7]

October 2022. Song actually slaps hard still

[@canadianao482]

I miss when they were the punkier version.

[@KevinContreras2013]

They're almost 40. It would be weird if they still acted punk and angsty.

[@jonlockwood248]

First I have to laugh at the people who think you're a punk band by acting as if they are just young and hip hop gothic!!! Doesn't anyone know

[@masterknife8423]

@@KevinContreras2013 Just because they're older doesn't mean they have to change their sound. Bands like Iron Maiden and Judas Priest still haven't changed their sound cos unlike other bands they didn't become sellouts

[@elvergalarga3908]

@@masterknife8423 Agree, but GC change in a good way I like their new style :3

[@JCBluenote24]

There's part of me that wonders how many now go back and look up OJ and Marion Barry being referenced in the second verse...

[@jesses764]

"Is it true they treated you like a dog" gets me every time

[@BobAntz]

Kim K robbery inspire me to come here :)

[@mannashawnramirezniblock1985]

My favorite song that reminds me of Hollywood

[@suartas]

Feeling like this song is more current than ever

[@kailiekennedy3316]

The original eat the rich ✊🏼

[@Milox914]

As a 18 year old i am happy my dad introduced me to this music :)

[@automaticchic]

high school :) memories...oh Joel :)

[@nunznaga6215]

I miss you'll..shahoto and akumba (2023)

[@gowerwalizadah981]

I was really into gc when I was 12 for a few years. Knew most of their songs by heart. Now I'm 25, I realize what some of those lyrics mean. Like in this song they make a reference to the oj Simpson trial and how you can murder your wife but avoid jail if you got cash to pay for Johnny Cochran 😂😂

[@zoeallwood3845]

I searched the entire comments section to find someone who realised this

[@jonlockwood248]

Really u just now aware of that reference!!!! They're mostly referring as to how the public thinks they know celebrities and $$ does get you out of trouble regardless of how famous you are!!!! Anybody here has obviously not been in a courtroom!!!! No $ = jail time

[@jonlockwood248]

There is no true punk rock bands anymore, they're not the REMONES , SEX PISTOLS, etc it's just a rock pop that makes fun of the people who live with the phone in their face and then act as they'll die without it for simply a damn day. I went through the entire hair band - grunge to just pure TRL hip hop music labels and I like GC but they're simply a where are they now band

[@jessicareid9006]

Jon Lockwood2 they still exist.

[@StMichael7]

Jon Lockwood2 you mean The Ramones ? Never heard of the remones 😂 oh and you are right GC is not punk rock. They frankly sound like a boy band

[@josephsalvas3698]

THIS IS MY # 1 MOST FAVORITE SONG BY GOOD CHARLOTTE EVER! THERE IS NO OTHER SONG BETTER THAN THIS SONG BY GOOD CHARLOTTE THIS IS THE BEST GOOD CHARLOTTE SONG EVER! GREAT GOOD CHARLOTTE SONG! 👍🙂🎶🎵

[@wildoskistudios9217]

Still thee best song in all human history. So glad I was able to be there to see them live on their last tour!

[@JenniferVangulick]

I'm 51 still listening 👂

[@GabrielRodrigues-zj2ow]

2023 AQUI OUVINDO,DO RIO DE JANEIRO,🇧🇷✌.

[@milesprice527]

Heard this song a million times yet I've never seen the video. How they got KG from Tenacious D to be the prosecutor is beyond me, but a very pleasant surprise

[@alannawilkins4384]

I recorded all of their music videos on vhs when they were on much music 😂 I'm 30 now for context

[@Aaron21x]

2023 & this song is more relevant than ever.

[@NostalgiaMan]

Eat the Rich!

[@polkadots2823]

im 33 and this is still my fav

[@octobergal]

I'm here for the nostalgia!

[@MichaelD8393]

2:12 If I ever get cast as a rich guy in a movie or TV show, I want "Chadwick Maryweather Harding III" to be my name; thanks to whoever gave Chris Kirkpatrick it for this video

[@MarkLedger-zq8xc]

55 and still listen to this

[@DRUNKIN1SCREWDRIVER]

It's funny because Joel is married to Nicole Richie

[@kaipfannschmidt4140]

and Benji is married to Cameron Diaz

[@m75s87]

The soundtrack to 2001.

[@TheQueenofScream4]

Is that Chris Kirkpatrick from *NSYNC?

[@ileenbancroft5276]

Yes

[@ileenbancroft5276]

And the other guy from tenacious D.. with a jack black

[@jword9961]

The ruling class truly are super disconnected from reality.

[@lennycharles1]

They love it in Jacksonville though I hear three or four times a day and it came out 20 years ago. Tell you the mentality and thought process of the people in this city.

[@tacticalbondsh]

Some things never change

[@kingjr1uzfe387]

1990 33 In December.. we are the last of the good ones

[@432Restoration]

My Immortal brought me here.

[@TobyOrachee]

I never realized "THE" KYLE GASSS was in this. Sad that an extra 2 likes doesn't equal a 12 out of 10 even though it deserves it.

[@Pwise007]

Today Years Old - when you realize the attorney is Kyle Gass of Tenacious D

[@MikaelLima2210]

Teens react, anyone? :D

[@Darklazer230]

thecharacter themesong ? There was an episode?

[@AwakeThroughTheIllusion]

Song hits different in 2023. Just look around

[@btek7301]

i love how they released this song than a few years later released " i just want to live" which is basically them just complaining about being rich and famous

[@alisonreeve6411]

anyone else here on an early-pop-punk-alt-rock pilgrimage of nostalgia?

[@joshuaroberts6937]

Me! It reminds me of high school!

[@bossmanham]

Yep. I feel old.

[@AustinTehSkwurlCurry]

I've been on a 90's punk binge since I learned what music was XD

[@maxweiss2402]

FUCK YEAH

[@brooklyn6067]

oh my god yes i am. Listening to blink, green day, wheatus, the killers, alien ant farm, fall out boy, sum 41, and bowling for soup

[@beatles925]

14 year old me: wow this song is so cool 34 year old me: this is actually surprisingly deep

[@lilianaatenas1543]

👏🏻👏🏻 agree. ❤😎

[@minners19]

RIIIGGHTTT!?!?

[@CanaRollcreations]

Oh hell yeah. Good Charlotte always had a message in their music. So did Weezer.

[@RichyMcFly]

For Real, cause they do always complain don't they. 39 now 17 back then Lol

[@BSw33tTV]

Girl! I'm still here learning from this song! lol

[@dezzieb5935]

This song is more relevant now than when it came out.

[@dannyboysable]

Yes

[@spsouthside9]

Still relevant when we get old.

[@jokers_wild6165]

Facts

[@dexter131]

This song has been relevant since the advent of money. Get to grinding and you can be one of the few in a mansion these guys are crying about.

[@cptcarrot5455]

Dexter Schray that’s just not true for everybody though, not everyone has the same opportunities

[@ursulajoni15]

Between the college admittance scandal and celebrities bitching about having to quarantine in their giant mansions this really exemplifies how many people are feeling about celebrities at the moment.

[@BMoney8600]

I always get a good laugh when a celebrity bitches and moans about how tough it is.

[@LaughingBearGames]

I think they realized normal people outnumber them and they shut up now. XD

[@retroseal2782]

@@masondougherty7412 I have literally never heard anything that true

[@josephbowman9456]

@@masondougherty7412 Well I certainly didn’t expect to find Plato level philosophy in the comments section of KZbin

[@rickjamesia]

I actually hated this the one time I heard it when it was new. I was like "that's sort of rude and cynical". Now I'm just like "my god, can these people ever keep their nonsensical hyperbole about their struggles to themselves?"

[@Victoria-hp6sf]

corona brought me here. all the celebrities on the news with No Makeup and Unbrushed Hair because We Are With You, who are crying in their mansions cause they are stuck at home and can't go outside, aww the poor babies i cant imagine what being stuck in a 30 room house would be like

[@bcurran3dammit]

Me too. I've come to this video many times over the last month after hearing of executives who make millions a year trying to be pragmatic saying they're taking a 20% or 50% pay cuts while their employees are furloughed. The pay cut is insignificant to these rich executives making millions a year with corporate paid houses and corporate paid cars and a millions to billions in stocks. In wealth-ration it's like me dropping a $5 bill on a walk.. "BFD." They still have their 3 summer homes and when they die they will leave trust babies around who still won't have to worry about money for their whole lives. Don't even get me started about the corporate execs who eff up big time, get fired, and then still have their multi-million dollar contracts paid off. Oh Robin Hood, oh Robin Hood. Where for art though Robin Hood?

[@lyon9410]

Amen. I'm in a two bedroom unit with a 6yr old. Some people have their head in the clouds.

[@unpopularsoul]

Victoria like Sam Smith

[@thiscrazylife2552]

Right? Im about done with all of them.

[@jasonkhan854]

Like the song says. Let's rob their mansions!