I am King of Miami

So beautiful and sexy and clean, but SO BAD with longevity! I don't remember getting even 1/2 hour out of this fragrance. Such a shame for such a lovely fragrance! I would certainly buy a bottle if it would only last!!!

another gem from Sean John I Am King; the longevity is great in my opinion and receive a lot of compliments from it. Don't let the Sean John hate from snobs taint your views on their colognes.

To me it is better than the original

This would've been a great fragrance smells so nice I really like it BUT it lasted less than an hour on my skin and clothes the worst of any fragrance I ever used. I was so disappointed because I really like it, I tried every method I know to make it last but I failed at every attempt so I sadly returned it.

obviously citrus, 1st impression "Orange". Perfect for work and casual outings. Longevity and Sillage are MODERATE

If a scent could embody crimes against humanity, I Am King of Miami by Sean John would be it. This fragrance is a sickening blend of synthetic citrus, artificial watermelon, and cheap cologne musk, projecting an image of wealth, excess, and desperation, all while trying to appear intentional. The opening reminds me of lemon-scented public restroom spray, accompanied by a poorly mixed Biggie demo blasting from a nearby car. The dry-down is unpleasant, like a regrettable encounter in a Miami nightclub restroom—and somehow manages to be even more offensive. Young people should avoid this; it's not for their age group. The scent strongly recalls a middle-aged man trying to project an image he no longer possesses. The fact that the artist may be incarcerated only adds to the humor of it all. This fragrance has not aged well. It's likely the artist wore it while under surveillance. My rating: 2/10. One point for historical comedic value.

Now that its had time to sit on the shelf, after using it a few times fresh out the box its now better. At first I thought it was very watered down, after time it smells better. Still like Versace Dreamer but with more citrus. You are not missing out if you cannot find it just get the Dreamer. Overall its a good summer scent. ↓This guys review is absolutely worthless, his avatar is creepy.↓ This website is simply about fragrance, not about the current status of a designer/celebrity.

I have to agree with other posters here. Great fragrance, zero lasting power. I sprayed it on my arm in a department store and loved it. However, by the time I was back to the car I could barely smell it. This is a lauder developed fragrance and I expect more. Is anyone else noticing an annoying trend developing? There is a proliferation of fragrances that have less lasting power than room sprays.

this is nice although i like the original better. very citrusy but also sweet. could be used on women too and think it would actually make a great perfume.

First impression... a sweet, orange, musky scent. Very unique, very unlike anything else in my opinion. Takes some getting used to. Summer & early Fall.

Great fragrance but i think work needs to be done on the longevity.. i love the citrus tone and the musky base.

smells really good when you smell the bottle or just sprayed, 15min later its like you never did

this is a good fragrance... very hard to come by and im not sure if this is limited edition

A complete ripoff of Versace's Dreamer. Just a little less lavender and more orange citrus.

This is a copy of Lavender Palm Tom Ford private collection.