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Lots of characters (male and female) are shown at various points in bras, underwear, bathing suits, etc. Some partial nudity due to this.

Man and woman shown sitting in bed (fully clothed). Sex is implied.

Two male characters engage in a fight outside in the dark, with other characters cheering and encouraging them. One of them is completely naked (it's implied he's drunk). Male full rear and full frontal nudity is seen.

A woman gets man to rub suntan lotion on her in front of a second woman. She's wearing a bikini, and the camera follows his hands as he rubs it on, final shot lingering on her buttocks. Man pins woman against a wall while he touches between her legs and smells his fingers.

A woman opens her hotel door shirtless - breasts are seen for a few seconds. Soon after, she shuts the door and reopens it with an unbuttoned shirt on.

A couple has sex twice. These scenes are passionate including panting/thrusting/moaning and very realistic, but no explicit nudity is seen, and the scenes are kept relatively short. Woman meets up with man in truck at night. She gives him a handjob (obviously her first time), then spreads her legs for him while he watches and masturbates. No nudity.

A teenage girl and her friends dance suggestively. The girl's mother scolds her for it.

A man pulls his pants down slightly jokingly in front of other men and women. It's very brief, his full penis is seen and some pubic hair is visible, but it's blink and you'll miss it.

Some swear words used in sexual context are heard in rap songs on the soundtrack (d--k, f--k, etc).

Two men wrestle-fight, with other people cheering them on. This doesn't go on for very long.

Frequent use of strong profanity.

Drug addiction and abuse of alcohol is shown throughout, portrayed in a negative light.

Marijuana symbols shown throughout, on backpacks, jewelry, shirts, and hanging from the rearview mirror.

People are seen smoking and drinking alcohol throughout the film. A bong is used once.

Some viewers may find some of the imagery portraying poverty to be upsetting or distressing.