Kylie Jenner’s new reality TV show begins with the 19-year-old social media star answering the question, “what do you say to people who say you have the perfect life?”
“Laugh,” she responds. “In their face.”
Oh. Well, that’s a little bit rude. And… aggressive.
Life of Kylie, the frankly entirely unnecessary reality series following the life of the youngest Kardashian-Jenner-person, has a single purpose: to make us see that Kylie is really the black sheep of this goddamn family.

No, it's not her older sister Khloe, as a decade of watching Keeping Up With The Kardashians would have you believe. Or her sister Kendall, who insists fame has made her career path as a model much, much harder.
It's Kylie, who sometimes wants to "run away" from this life of fame she didn't choose (while also Snapchatting and Instagramming her escape, because, as she says on the show, she still needs to promote her beauty brand Kylie Cosmetics. She's not a complete recluse.)
Listen: Laura Brodnik and Clare Stephens review Life of Kylie on The Binge...and it's just as bad as you'd expect. Post continues after audio.
The desired outcome of the 'black sheep' narrative, of course, is to establish Kylie as more relatable.
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She's 19, her target audience are teenagers. All the reviews I've read trashing this show are from bloggers who are over 25 yrs old. You aren't the demographic, of course you hate it.
Sounds like being on kuwtk wasn't good enough for her and didn't give her enough airtime. Of course she's unrelatable and this merely makes it more so