Characters propose to each other, kiss, cheat and act mildly intimate towards each other.

Occasional talk of getting pregnant, some flirting, and suggested sex with term "slept with", but nothing is shown other than occasional kissing in which the kisses are barely shown.

Some of his older videos deal with more mature themes and are told in a more grown up way, as "the talk" (birds and bees) is suggested in some of his older videos about people getting pregnant and that may question younger viewers, but they also tell it in different strokes kind of way and for the most part, family friendly.

No kissing onscreen, but some suggested sex.

Some people talk about others "bodies" and some cheaters look at suggestive photos on their phones, but it is done in an informative way like different strokes.

Girls talk about hot guys.

In "Bride-To-Be BACKSTABBED On BACHELORETTE", we hear "getting hooked up", which references some intercourse.

Some dating.

The episode about an Asian girl in a new school, a girl and a boy was on the bed during a party and was about to kiss or make out.

A girl reads a list out loud. It says "hottest, best legs, big-" but she is cut off before she says it.

Some deaths are occasionally part of the story lines, but sometimes in flashbacks, drunk people beat up their wives, daughters (most of which is resulted and showing a man getting angry but it is not shown and the results aren't bloody or gory, just bruises), and there are also some arguing.

Almost no blood except in a very few where it is a story of somebody (this video is TV-14 level) with a drug addict changing, but in between gets beaten up bloody by a former friend and then this former friend smokes a cigarette, and a Memorial day video where in the army, a man sacrifices his life and some blood spurts on the brother making it sad for him, but most of the violence is mild, it is done in a teaching way and it is definitely not the biggest issue.

In his new episodes for Halloween 2021, the pranksters show Frank looking like a knife stabbed through his tongue, but it shows after it was fake for the prank though.

Some videos portray bullying.

A fake head of Dhar Mann is put on display for all of the children at school.

In one video, a kidnapper pulls a knife.

Lots of "blood" is shown in an escape room, as well as signs in "SISTER LEAVES Bro Alone On HALLOWEEN".

In "NERD CHEATS To WIN SCHOOL Valedictorian", a girl is hit with a dodgeball thrown by another, resulting in a nosebleed. There is minimal blood in the video.

Dhar Mann's video "Car GETS STOLEN With BABY INSIDE", is rated PG-13 due to violence.

A quite disturbing scene where a young girl accidentally shoots her father, and blood is shown (the video is "Teenager Is ASHAMED Of DISABLED DAD", and the timestamp is 6:35-6:46).

"POLICEMAN SHAMED For His TURBAN" has intense and violent scenes that may not be suitable for a younger audience. There are gunshots in the episode, but one scene is frightening. There is also some blood in one scene.

In Dhar's first episode of his new series Jay & Mikey, Mikey plunges to the ground during a match, and hits his face on it. Because of this, he bleeds severely.

There is a scene where gunshots are heard, and we see a man in the hospital. He is bleeding from his head. This happens in "GUY FAKES Being Rich On TINDER."

A bully is beaten up by the victim as he is repeatedly punched in the face, and is left bloodied. This is seen in the video "GENIUS KID Fights MEAN KID Inside SCHOOL".

In the second episode of Dhar Mann's "Antwan: Against All Odds", Antwan is beaten to a bloody pulp by some students in the bathroom.

In the new video "FOSTER PARENTS Placed With EVIL CHILD", blood is splattered on the girl and a school classroom. It was later found that she DECAPITATED a person, which is very disturbing.

Frequent violence and blood in "STEP BROTHERS Get SUSPENDED For FIGHTING". The amount of that could possibly be enough for an R rating.

In one disturbing episode, although nothing happens, a very abusive mom leaves her son at the mercy of another "Friends"-watching Allied Nordicist Yankee "Seinfeld"-hating prisoner, and it's implied that he's going to hurt him.

Criminal behavior.

Graphic bruises.

In one episode a baby sitter pranks a kid and she fakes breaking her back but it's a prank.

Frank the prankster gets a fork through his tongue in 1 episode and blood shows.

Amir nearly says "holy shit" while playing hangman, but he is stopped by Arthur, and tells him that the real answer is 'holy spirit'. This happened in a collab episode with Adam Waheed titled "Adult Must GO BACK To 5TH GRADE".

No explicit language.

Frequent uses of the word "crap".

Words like "idiot" and "stupid" are used.

Frequent uses of "Oh my God".

In the episode "TikTok FAMOUS TEEN Kicked Out Of Club", the word "prick" is used as an insult.

The word "piss" describes someone being "pissed off" and it can be heard.

Uses "Moron" in Kid ashamed for learning disability

"Turd" is said at the beginning of "BAD KIDS Get MILITARY BABYSITTER." The word is also heard in the first episode of "Jay & Mikey".

Minor coarse language and insults.

PG level language for the most part. But some stronger language.

Some racism.

Tons of insults.

No coarse/explicit language since it's supposedly a family channel.

Redundant use of "loser"

In BULLIED KID Turns PUPPETS Into MILLIONS a boy says hell.

In One episode a boy says damn.

In one episode, a girl says "sweet my-" and we can see her mouth, it looks like she's about to say "ass" but the scene switches before she can say anything.

Many of his videos include pills, party drugs, beer, tequila, whiskey and smoking.

One episode shows a bad guy smoking a cigarette.

There is peer pressure of having drugs and alcohol and some people are collapsed from taking these.

In "Evil House Sitter DESTROYS HOME", a man VOMITS after drinking tequila. The vomit is seen twice in the video, and this can make some viewers sick or leaving them disgusted.

Contains Moderate Alcohol, Drug use, and Smoking.

Jay drinks an energy drink.

In 'Antwan Against All Odds', Antwan sells drugs for money.

In some episodes, people sell drugs.

Some episodes contain people selling drugs.

A lot of parties (includes alcohol)

These videos are life lessons which is nothing scary, but some videos can be very emotional.

Some videos can include scary clowns and mild fake blood, but all of which are pranks.

Two boys watch a movie about killer clowns. No blood is shown, but the clown mask.

The acting.

Some viewers might get very mad when they yell like monsters and scare people.

Most Halloween specials contain scary scenes and images along with loud sounds, and a handful of these are seen in videos where kids stay up at night.

There are depictions of guns. However, some scenes with these may be very intense for younger audiences. Examples of these are a man shooting a bullet up in the air ("11-Year-Old ARRESTED At SCHOOL", 13:52) and a man pointing a gun directly at a woman and scolding her for "going off-script" ("EVIL NURSE STEALS BABY From Hospital", 8:32).

"CRAZY EX Kidnaps NEW GIRLFRIEND" is rated PG-13 because of its intense scenes. A knife is pulled out in two scenes, and a woman gets hit with a beer bottle that shatters.

For some people, Dahr Marr comes off as unlikable. Some of his videos seem to get a kick out of seeing the punished protagonists being abused. One involves the ending of a drivers test, in which the guy gets things snatched out of his hand, and he's called an idiot. Another involves a boy thrown in prison.

Some people in episodes act hysterical/very rude against less fortunate/ill-respected people.

Mild/Severe in a lot of episodes.

More for tweens/teens.

TV-PG in most episodes/video, and TV-14 in some episodes/videos.

Many episodes/video in flashback are emotional, upsetting, and heartbreaking, and it is hard to watch.

The characters usually have compelling and upsetting backstories which could distress some viewers.

Overall a sophomoric, inspiring, and whimsical YouTube series.

The episode of "KID FAKE SICK NOTE to SKIPPED TEST" Mikey's father psychologically abuse and flinch Mikey by yelling or screaming at him cuz he skipped the history test. Also it is NOT for sensitive viewers who has been suffered this type of emotional and verbal abuse.

It'll have child abuse in every episodes, it is not for anyone under 21.

The acting is offensively bad at times.

Sometimes people treat quirky/unpopular people like outcasts at times, can be upsetting.

The YouTube show in of itself doesn't have profound life lessons, and doesn't really show the importance of it.

Homeless people in the show may be scary to some people.

There are subject matter/heavy topic, such as death, abuse, bullying, racism, sexism, and more.

The characters often get into anxious and bad situations.

The writing in the episodes does not make too much sense at times.

There is some pervasive bullying in some episodes.

The people usually get charged with amounts of money that would be unlawful in real life.

A bit of a crime series.

Apparently a lot of penny-ante stuff, But mainly a lot of high-concept comedy.

Some people in this show are offensively optimistic/cheerful.

There's certainly a lot materialistic and capitalistic behavior in the show which it can inspire collecting/hoarding disorders.

A lot of frightening & difficult/intense scenes.

LOTS of bullying.

There's not a whole lot of morally good characters in this show.

In "From Poor Kid To the CEO of Nike Empire" an early 30s man has a mild tantrum in his own shoe store with customers present.

Troubled people are depicted satirically in the show for slightly half of the show.

As of 2025... Nuh uh. This is Severe.

A few videos/episodes where people were trying to commit self-harm/suicide. But some people stopped them before they do it, but if they did, it is never shown, just implied/stated, mentioned and offscreen/off camera.

Unpleasant characters in the show are sometimes obnoxious, this may set some people off.

Some of the character's actions in the show can be real discourteous.

Revenge-level bullying.

The show can be very dark.

Level of sad: 8/10 (Strong/Severe)

Level of offensive: 7/10 (Moderate)

Dhar Mann app: ages 14+, His YouTube channels: age 11+

6-8/10.

Some episodes deal with dark subjects such as alcoholism, depression, low self esteem, and family abuse and neurodivergency.

Some crude humor in this series.

One of the most inappropriate live action shows made.

Characters can be highly abusive and mean for lowbrow comedy.

There is a lot of enablement in the show.

There is a lot of neglect (behind on bills, letting bad take over, rude people destroying private property, etc)