Hood Adjacent with James Davis

No violent acts but plenty of jokes about violence: A woman says she'd "whoop" the "ass" of someone who touched her boyfriend; Davis jokes about getting developers to sign a nondisclosure agreement that says if they disclose a project idea, James and a friend can beat them up.

Occasional jokes about sex: A man laughs about "banging it out" with a woman; a man jokes that a kitchen "smells like stripper ass when she clocks out."

Cursing and language: "hell," "f--k" (bleeped), "f---ing," "s--t," "ass," frequent use of the "N" word; "bitch" ("bust a bitch" means make a U-turn, and a man refers to "getting bitches").

Occasional jokes about drugs: There's a "weed nug" icon on an app meant to get you safely through "the hood," which indicates someone selling pot there. (Davis does not suggest stopping to buy the pot, though.)

Parents need to know that Hood Adjacent with James Davis is a comedy talk/sketch show that primarily focuses on racial politics and African-American pop culture. Expect plenty of mature themes: an app that guides outsiders through gangs and drug dealers in "the hood," a game show stunt that encourages participants to "ruin their life" by saying the "N" word on camera. There are jokes about drugs, and about sex; there's also historical perspective and insightful thought on topics like slavery, police violence, and street gangs. Language includes "hell," "s--t," "ass" "f--k" (bleeped), "bitch" (both as an expression and to refer to women), and many uses of the "N" word to refer to African-American people -- that word is frequently examined in segments that talk about why and how it has been used.