The father of the lead character encourages his son to drink and drive and then talks of how much fun it is. There's frequent usage of "f-k," "motherf-r," and the "N" word, as well as scenes filled with malt liquor drinking and weed smoking.
As such, exaggeration permeates the movie in every form, and is the source of much of the comedy. As the lengthy title clearly implies, the movie is a satire of the slew of "hood" movies from the '90s that tried to convey the harsh realities of the inner city for African-Americans.
Parents need to know that Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood is a 1996 parody comedy.
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