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Bill Gluckman is running for governor of California. He seems a shoo-in, but there is one issue: his son Bradley, or as he prefers to be called, B-Rad G. A white hip-hop gangsta wannabe, B-Rad threatens to derail the campaign. So on the advice of his aides, Gluckman hires actors to impersonate thugs and scare the black out of his son. [[Hilarity Ensues]].
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* [[And You Thought It Was a Game]]: B-Rad is kidnapped by ''real'' thugs part way through the movie, but having recently discovered the sham he thinks it is all part of the plot. He begins to act the part, [[Badass Unintentional|and manages to become a member of the gang and drive off an armed attack]].
* [[Badass Unintentional]]: After B-Rad is kidnapped by ''real'' gangsters he continues to think that it is all part of the act, so he begins to act the part and repels an armed assault without realizing he is firing real guns.
* [[Bland-Name Product]]: Tec owns a "Gamecast". Even B-Rad finds it odd.
{{quote|'''Tec:''' Nah, I got GameCast.
'''B-rad:''' GameCast? Well, there's [[Game Cube|Gamecube]] and then there's [[Dreamcast]]. Which you got?
'''Tec:''' Well, I said I got Gamecast, man. Damn! I can't afford it! }}
* [[Classically-Trained Extra]]: Within the movie, Sean and P.J. went to the Juliard School of the Fine Arts and have impeccable diction, but have nonetheless failed to get anything better than commercials and background roles as gangsters and thugs (See also [[Typecasting]] below)
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