Shirtless men throughout. A girl pulls up her top to reveal she is female but we don't see it

Sebastian pulls down his pants and bares his genitals in front of an entire soccer game crowd. Viola lifts up her shirt and bares her breasts in front of the crowd as well. However, this is all implied and no actual nudity is shown . They also do this not for sexual reasons, but simply to show that one is a boy and one is a girl (which is the point of the film's storyline).

Viola takes a shower in the mens locker room but only her head is seen.

There are several scenes where characters kiss or almost kiss (some including Viola disguised as Sebastian). Several intimate hugs are exchanged between characters; some butt pats.

Girls in sexy clothing flirt with Viola as Sebastian.

There is a kissing booth at a carnival where two main characters "work." One shares an awkward kiss with a customer, another shares an intimate kiss with another customer. References are made to the unsavory waiting customers.

2 boys Duke and Justin (Viola/Sebastian's crush and ex boyfriend) fight at a carnival. They're later shown to have bloody noses from punches.

Three girls fight in a bathroom, punching and slamming each other against walls (played as comedy)

A soccer ball hits Viola's crotch when she's in drag, and she must pretend it hurts like it would for a a boy.

A few uses of "ass"

Viola calls Monique a "Beyotch"

The language in this movie is Somtimes frequent there are two places where they mouth the S word and They say the a word and quite a few of others.and includes sexual references.

At least one "you suck!" and perhaps a"bitch."

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