None.

Probably a sex joke here or there.

An enraged man punches the concrete street as hard as he can, which results in him breaking his band. There is blood on his knuckles.

A man punches another man in the face.

A man throws as meat clever at a truck, which briefly swerves out of control.

A man gets his legs cut while trying to jump a barb-wire fence. The camera zooms in on his cuts, which are bleeding.

Well over 100 f-bombs dropped. Countless uses of word like 'shit', 'cock', 'dick', 'ass', 'bitch', and probably every other curse word imaginable. 6 uses of 'cunt'.

Some people featured in the documentary have dark senses of humor and make jokes about topics like cancer, abortion, autism, slavery, abuse, terrorism, ect.

Some of the music featured in the documentary features questionable subject matter and/or profanity in the lyrical content.

An underage man steals and drinks beer.

An underage man gets drunk at band practice on rum.

A teenager talks about his battle with drug addiction and goes into detail on how to properly snort cocaine and inject heroine.

Multiple scenes of teens and adults smoking tobacco cigarettes.

A teen smokes marijuana and offers the camera man a joint.

See "Violence & Gore" section.

A man smuggles a loaded handgun into a guitar store.

Tyler Sowders has several moments where he is seen as a physically intimating hulking figure with an unstable mind and violent tendencies. He gets in people's faces when provoked and is usually seconds away from physical violence. Some people might be disturbed by his off-putting and inhuman reactions to basic tasks and the questionably unrealistic directions he takes as a band leader. There is a lot of violent and threatening yelling throughout the documentary, most from Sowders to another person.

A teen threatens to stab another man and slit his throat.