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* [[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.

'''B-rad:''' GameCast? Well, there's [[Game Cube|Gamecube]] and then there's [[Dreamcast]]. Which you got?<br />

'''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)

* [[Dynamic Entry]]: Both B-Rads crew, and his dad come to rescue him by smashing a car through Tec's house. Tec is less than pleased the second time.

* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: Kal Penn AKA [[Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle|Kumar]] as Hadji.

* [[I Know Mortal Kombat]]: There's the following exchange after B-Rad shoots at a bunch of gang members:

'''B-Rad:''' Grand Theft Auto 3. }}

* [[Imagine Spot]]: B-Rad has a brief fantasy spot, about ''actually'' robbing a liquor store. He decides against it, when he get's knocked on his ass in the fantasy. {{spoiler|[[More Dakka|Good thing too...]]}}

* [[Typecasting]]: Sean and P.J. are a couple of suburban California wimps, but always get cast as thugs or gangsters (See also [[Classically-Trained Extra]] above).

* [[Rhymes on a Dime]]: B-Rad fancies himself as a "lyricologist". But his rhymes are...a little weak.

* [[Title Drop]]: During B-Rad's [[Badass Unintentional]] moment.

* [[What Happened to the Mouse?]]: B-Rad's sister appears at the film's start, and is never seen or mentioned after that.