The stand-up special incorporates humor that uses 'gay' or effeminate behavior as a comedic punchline, often portraying it as undesirable or a source of fear. This approach reinforces harmful stereotypes and contributes to a problematic portrayal of LGBTQ+ themes by presenting them without counterbalance or critique, aligning with a negative net impact.

The film, through Kevin Hart's stand-up, frequently references Christian themes, particularly his upbringing and moral struggles. While humor is derived from observations about church, strict grandmothers, and personal 'sins,' the narrative uses these as relatable backdrops for human experience rather than condemning the faith itself. The portrayal is observational and often self-deprecating, aligning with a sympathetic view of the human condition within a religious context.