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Watch: Part Two Of "Cee-Lo Distilled" Documentary

2:28 p.m. · July 6, 2011 · by Andrew Martin

As promised in our post for the first part of the documentary, the second (and final) portion of Absolut Vodka and FADER's piece on Cee-Lo Green is here. And like its predecessor, this part of "Cee-Lo Distilled" offers plenty of insight into the singer-rapper's mindset. In particular, we hear about his views on show business and how he believes that too many artists out there today are afraid to do what he does on the live stage. They think they're being cool, he says, but really they're just scared. Green also talks about the recording process for The Lady Killer, which he says took three years. Of course, they dive into his biggest hit to date, "Fuck You," and how it was finished in less than six hours. So. When's that new Goodie Mob album coming out?