Grandad is seen exercising completely nude to a training instructor video. Both frontal and rear are shown.

A man is in prison and his penis is shown overexaggerated.

Male genitalia is frequently shown in the series, but it's mostly in a comedic and non sexual sense.

In the episode "The Real", there is graphic full frontal female nudity from a slight distance.

The song "Booty Butt Cheeks" is an obvious meaning of female buttocks, and the song is played in some cars.

Women wear scantily clad uniforms that reveal their breast.

The innuendos are very raunchy.

Many sexual references.

Granddad is seen kicking the screen while he's fully nude.

Tom's biggest fear is anal rape. However, there's an episode about this in Season 1.

There is a character called a pimp named slickback.

In a episode, a man drops a bar of soap. All men are seen naked with uncensored parts being shown as well as buttocks.

Season 3 Episode 9 revolves around prison rape. The opening scene ends with Chris Hansen about to get raped before cutting away.

The episode "Guess Hoe's Coming to Dinner" revolves around Granddad getting a prostitute lover. Throughout most of her screen time, she can be seen with cleavage and very revealing clothing.

Some instances of sexual dialogue and graphic nudity.

Some martial arts fighting

A man is killed onscreen, but it's not that graphic.

The characters watch a movie where a man wielding a sword cuts off the limbs off of several characters (blood spurts exaggeratedly). He finally cuts off the head of a man & stabs it with his sword.

A season 3 episode titled "Smokin with Cigarettes" contains strong violence involving dangerous activities caused by Lamilton Taeshawn, a character based on Latarian Milton, a real-life 7-year-old who gained internet fame for his antics.

One episode shows a famous rapper named Gangstalicious being shot several times. Some scenes in the episode are graphic.

One of the season 2 episodes show Uncle Ruckus attempting suicide by hanging.

Infrequent.

There is occasional blood in some episodes and a couple of brief decapitations.

A dog is shot offscreen.

"Faggot" and "faggy" are used occasionally as a general insult (both slurs are bleeped on Adult Swim).

The N word with a hard R is rarely used.

"Shit" is uncensored in a few episodes in Season 4.

Comedic profanity.

Riley uses the word "Gay" throughout the entire series.

Some uses of retarded.

Moderate/Severe in a lot of episodes.

Faggot is used.

Dick is used.

Hell and Damn are said.

Ass is said.

Many uses of fuck, shit, bitch, ass, asshole, prick, hell, damn, crap, fuck you, skank, bitch ass, nigga, nigger, dick, cock, pussy, faggot, fag, faggy, fuck off, tits, balls, hoe, prick, whore, slut, cunt, bastard, douche, douchebag, motherfucker, son of a bitch, jackass, fatass, smartass, badass, crack, cracker, kike, dyke, queer, coon, tranny, trans, she-male, twink, cocksucker, suck my dick, spic, pollacks, homo, beaner, cum, etc.

Use of shut your bitch ass up.

Frequent strong uses of fuck, motherfucker and nigga.

Strong language throughout.

'Fuck', 'shit', and 'pussy'(until season 3) are bleeped out on TV, but 'nigga' is said regularly (except for The Itis), 'bitch' frequently, 'ho' sporadically, and others occasionally.

Some characters smokes cigarettes. One episode has underage smoking.

A character briefly smokes marijuana in one episode. Several instances of drinking.

Some viewers will find the language offensive.

One episode focuses on an 8 year old kid that's a complete psychopath. It isn't scary, but if someone is easily scared, it could be disturbing for them.

Tom has a fear of going to prison and by being anally raped.

For teens/adults.

If this was a movie, it would be rated R for language throughout, sexual content, nudity, brief drug use and some violence.

The show is about young African American brothers/boys who live with their insecure grandfather. They do some illegal things.

The show is pretty offensive at times.