The film features a prominent openly gay character, Owen Bouchard, whose sexuality is treated as a normal aspect of his identity. His 'coming out' is played for comedy, but the humor targets the protagonist's oblivious reaction, not Owen's queer identity. The portrayal is respectful, avoids stereotypes, and integrates the character naturally into the narrative, contributing to a net positive impact.

The film satirizes celebrity culture's superficial appropriation and misuse of religious imagery, particularly Christian symbols, for shock value and self-aggrandizement. Conner4real's song 'Mona Lisa' explicitly compares his girlfriend to Jesus, which is presented as a narcissistic and blasphemous act, reflecting a negative portrayal of how religion is treated within the pop music industry rather than a critique of the faith itself.