Continuous, sexual references and activity, all played for laughs.

A man and a woman have sex on a toilet (both are fully clothed.)

Tons of shots of rear nudity from woman and men

A group of men are seen in a topless strip club. Bare buttocks shown. No frontal nudity at all.

A man touches a woman's clothed breasts.

A group of male characters go to a casino and see woman in very skimpy clothing. No nudity but her bare buttocks are shown in the back.

A man and woman kiss hard 4x in the film no more than 5 seconds for each of them. Some making out too throughout film.

As that I remember there isn't any frontal nudity at all in this film just buttocks.

A man and a woman dance suggestively.

A man and a woman kiss briefly.

A music video for a song about enjoying anal sex is shown.

There are many sex jokes about a couple having sex on camera, eating food from a woman's breasts, and the shape of a woman's breasts.

One of the main characters is a song writer that works for Puff Daddy in the movie and he sings about some suggestive stuff. Mostly PG-13/TV-14.

The violence in this film is very comical and played for laughs, although some fleeting moments of gore occur.

A drug dealer apparently is stabbed offscreen, but it's played for laughs. We see his bloody t-shirt and glimpse the wound, and Aaron drops him outside the hospital door.

Fuck is used over 150 times (with characters such as P. Diddy's using the word practically every sentence). Cunt is used once. Mild language such as shit, bitch, bastard, wanker, etc. is constant.

Russel Brand to his dad (You old cunt!)

Alcohol and drugs are consumed in continuously and in significant amounts through most of the film.

Drugs and drug use are a big part of the film, including abuse, smuggling, and adverse effects, all played for laughs.

MA15+ ( Frequent Coarse Language, Strong Sexual References & Drug References )

Aaron does throw up a lot in the movie, and that might be a little bit gross to some viewers.

Some may be disturbed by the brief but graphic depictions of Aldous' compound fracture of the ulna (smaller bone of forearm shown broken and ripped through the skin), but far less blood than would be realistic is seen.