A joke is made about a woman's period.

A woman implies that she has sex with a her boyfriend.

One of the main characters dresses in small and tight fitting clothes throughout.

There are frequent moderate sexual references throughout - many refer to one of the main character's physical attributes.

A man grabs a lead characters breast during a pat down stating "Nothing there".

Two women awkwardly make out.

A man is briefly seen naked (side view), though no nudity is shown.

A shoot out occurs between three sets of people in a home. Two men are killed. Minimal gore.

A semi truck smashes into a car. No one is injured.

A police officer stuns a young man with a taser, and he bursts into flames.

A woman holds a man at gunpoint. When she puts her gun away the man attempt to shoot her, but another person shoots and kills him first.

Two police officers fire their guns at a fleeing vehicle.

A man shoots his finger off with a gun by accident. He screams in pain and a woman finds the finger and hands it to him.

People are shot by guns.

'B*tch' is said.

'*ss' is said.

'Penis' is said in a vulgar manner.

There are multiple characters that drink alcohol and smoke cigarettes on screen.

A main antagonist is a drug kingpin, so there are frequent references to illegal drugs.

There is a scene in which their car being hit causes the two main characters to be covered in cocaine powder, and one character, immediately after, acts highly stimulated.

The two main characters are on the run during most of the film, and are in danger of being murdered.

The onscreen shootings and deaths are intense.

Although the film is a comedy, the violence and danger throughout may be difficult for some viewers.

The climax is fairly intense.

Several fights throughout the film with and without weapons.