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* AngryBlackMan: Preach is a parody of this. He makes powerful speeches about the tyranny of whites, but is unashamed of his fetish for white women or casual racism towards Asians.

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* AngryBlackMan: AngryBlackManStereotype: Preach is a parody of this. He makes powerful speeches about the tyranny of whites, but is unashamed of his fetish for white women or casual racism towards Asians.
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''Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood'' (or ''Don't Be A Menace'' for short) is a 1996 [[Series/TheWayansBros Wayans Brothers]] parody of [[HoodFilm "growing up in the hood" movies]], particularly, as the name suggests, ''Film/MenaceIISociety'', ''Film/SouthCentral'', ''Film/{{Juice}}'', and ''Film/BoyzNTheHood''. Taking every trope those movies were known for and [[PlayingWithATrope turning them]] upside down, this movie is considered one of the funniest movies the Wayans ever made.

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''Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood'' (or ''Don't Be A Menace'' for short) is a 1996 [[Series/TheWayansBros Wayans Brothers]] Brothers parody of [[HoodFilm "growing up in the hood" movies]], particularly, as the name suggests, ''Film/MenaceIISociety'', ''Film/SouthCentral'', ''Film/{{Juice}}'', and ''Film/BoyzNTheHood''. Taking every trope those movies were known for and [[PlayingWithATrope turning them]] upside down, this movie is considered one of the funniest movies the Wayans ever made.
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''Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood'' (or ''Don't Be A Menace'' for short) is a 1996 [[Creator/TheWayansFamily Wayans Brothers]] parody of [[HoodFilm "growing up in the hood" movies]], particularly, as the name suggests, ''Film/MenaceIISociety'', ''Film/SouthCentral'', ''Film/{{Juice}}'', and ''Film/BoyzNTheHood''. Taking every trope those movies were known for and [[PlayingWithATrope turning them]] upside down, this movie is considered one of the funniest movies the Wayans ever made.

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''Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood'' (or ''Don't Be A Menace'' for short) is a 1996 [[Creator/TheWayansFamily [[Series/TheWayansBros Wayans Brothers]] parody of [[HoodFilm "growing up in the hood" movies]], particularly, as the name suggests, ''Film/MenaceIISociety'', ''Film/SouthCentral'', ''Film/{{Juice}}'', and ''Film/BoyzNTheHood''. Taking every trope those movies were known for and [[PlayingWithATrope turning them]] upside down, this movie is considered one of the funniest movies the Wayans ever made.
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* UltraSuperDeathGoreFestChainsawer3000: ''Rodney's Ride''. Uniquely, it's not teenage delinquents playing it, but {{Rabid Cop}}s who love playing a game that celebrates PoliceBrutality.
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** Sam, one of Toothpick's boys, is one of Ilena's cousin from ''Film/MenaceIISociety''. Hilariously, he is played by Samuel Monroe, Jr.

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** Sam, one of Toothpick's boys, is one of Ilena's cousin from ''Film/MenaceIISociety''. Hilariously, he is ''Film/MenaceIISociety'', hilariously played by Samuel Monroe, Jr.
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Ashtray (Shawn Wayans) is left by his mother to live with his estranged father in the hood, with [[ComingOfAgeStory the intentionally weak explanation that he needs to learn how to be a man.]] While hanging out with his crazy cousin Loc Dog and their friends, he quickly gets caught up in violence and crime. He also falls in love with Dashiki, a promiscuous woman with 7 kids, which draws the attention of her AmbiguouslyGay ex-con boyfriend, Toothpick.

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Ashtray (Shawn Wayans) (Creator/ShawnWayans) is left by his mother to live with his estranged father in the hood, with [[ComingOfAgeStory the intentionally weak explanation that he needs to learn how to be a man.]] While hanging out with his crazy cousin Loc Dog and their friends, he quickly gets caught up in violence and crime. He also falls in love with Dashiki, a promiscuous woman with 7 kids, which draws the attention of her AmbiguouslyGay ex-con boyfriend, Toothpick.

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[[caption-width-right:281:''Finally, the movie that proves [[Film/PoeticJustice Justice isn't always Poetic]], [[Film/JungleFever Jungle Fever]] isn't always pretty and [[Film/HigherLearning Higher Learning]] [[TakeThat can be a waste of time.]]'']]

->''"One out of every ten black males will be forced to sit through at least one 'Growing Up in the Hood' Movie in their lifetime. [[DeathByIrony At least one out of five will be shot in the theater while watching the movie.]]"''

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* ComingOfAgeStory: Parodied.

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* {{Flanderization}}: As part of the above.

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%% * {{Flanderization}}: As part of the above.
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* CaughtUpInARobbery:
** Ashtray is taking a driving lesson, only for his instructor to calmly instruct him to pull over outside a bank, after which he walks inside. Seconds later, the sound of a gunshot and an alarm ringing goes off, and the instructor runs out with a full bag of money, gets into the car holding a gun to Ashtray's head, and shouts at him to "[[SuddenlyShouting DRIVE, MOTHERFUCKER!! DRIVE!!]]" making it pretty clear that Ashtray is the unwilling getaway driver.
** Played for laughs in the convenience store scene. The Asian store owners are [[{{Profiling}} laser-focused]] on watching Ashtray and Loc Dog to make sure they don't steal. Meanwhile, a white customer in the store cleans the place out, completely ignored by the owners. He even manages to grab the money from the register without the owners batting an eye. On the way out he kills the owners and tosses his gun to Ashtray before he leaves to frame Ashtray for the crime. It is heavily implied by this guy crossing Ashtray's name off of a list of prominent yet controversy-laden black celebrities like Music/MichaelJackson and Creator/OJSimpson that he is "The Man" [[TheManIsKeepingUsDown hellbent on keeping otherwise innocent black men down]].
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* BlamingTheMan: Ashtray and Loc Dog enter a convenience store owned by a Chinese couple and are immediately followed and harangued in a case of racial profiling. Meanwhile, a milquetoast looking white guy is actively stealing from the store. When he takes from the cash register, the male owner stops him only to give him change on his way out. The situation inside escalates with the Loc Dog pulling a gun on the store owners treating them poorly and them doing the same in turn only for shots to be fired. The shooter is the robber from earlier who laughs before tossing the gun at Loc Dog and Ashtray to frame them, who both exclaim "The Man!" The robber then proceeds to cross off Loc Dog's name from a list that includes Creator/MikeTyson, Music/MichaelJackson, Creator/OJSimpson, and Music/{{Tupac}}, implying that the conspiracy is true.

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%% * ActorAllusion: "She's got more kids than Miss Wayans!" %% Who says this, who plays them, and what is this a reference to? %%



* AsianStoreOwner: The owners of the gas station.

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* AsianStoreOwner: The owners of the gas station.station follow the black protagonists around suspiciously while ignoring the nice-looking white customer who's busy robbing them blind.
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* Sam, one of Toothpick's boys, is one of Ilena's cousin from ''Film/MenaceIISociety''. Hilariously, he is played by Samuel Monroe, Jr.
* Malik, played by Omar Epps, is well... Malik from ''Film/HigherLearning''.

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* ** Sam, one of Toothpick's boys, is one of Ilena's cousin from ''Film/MenaceIISociety''. Hilariously, he is played by Samuel Monroe, Jr.
* ** Malik, played by Omar Epps, is well... Malik from ''Film/HigherLearning''.

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** Loc Dog is Doughboy from ''Film/BoyzNTheHood'', Loco from ''South Central'', and O-Dog from ''Film/MenaceIISociety''.

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** Loc Dog is Doughboy from ''Film/BoyzNTheHood'', Loco from ''South Central'', and O-Dog from ''Film/MenaceIISociety''. He is also one of Smokey from ''Film/Friday'' to a certain extent.


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* Sam, one of Toothpick's boys, is one of Ilena's cousin from ''Film/MenaceIISociety''. Hilariously, he is played by Samuel Monroe, Jr.
* Malik, played by Omar Epps, is well... Malik from ''Film/HigherLearning''.
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''Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood'' (or ''Don't Be A Menace'' for short) is a 1996 [[Creator/TheWayansFamily Wayans Brothers]] parody of [[HoodFilm "growing up in the hood" movies]], particularly, as the name suggests, ''Film/MenaceIISociety'', ''South Central'', ''Juice'', and ''Film/BoyzNTheHood''. Taking every trope those movies were known for and [[PlayingWithATrope turning them]] upside down, this movie is considered one of the funniest movies the Wayans ever made.

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''Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood'' (or ''Don't Be A Menace'' for short) is a 1996 [[Creator/TheWayansFamily Wayans Brothers]] parody of [[HoodFilm "growing up in the hood" movies]], particularly, as the name suggests, ''Film/MenaceIISociety'', ''South Central'', ''Juice'', ''Film/SouthCentral'', ''Film/{{Juice}}'', and ''Film/BoyzNTheHood''. Taking every trope those movies were known for and [[PlayingWithATrope turning them]] upside down, this movie is considered one of the funniest movies the Wayans ever made.

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* HistoricalInJoke: The Man's list includes Creator/MikeTyson, Music/MichaelJackson, Creator/OJSimpson, and Music/TupacShakur, all of them black people whose troubles with the law are thought to be TheMan really putting them down for being black.

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* HistoricalInJoke: The Man's list includes Creator/MikeTyson, Music/MichaelJackson, Creator/OJSimpson, and Music/TupacShakur, all of them black people whose troubles with the law are thought to be TheMan The Man really putting them down for being black.



* TheMan: Portrayed as an ACTUAL white guy running around keeping the black man down, similar to Film/UndercoverBrother, to the point where he uses a sniper rifle to kill one of Ashtrays and Loc's friends to keep him from going to college.
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* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: At the end, the epilogue reveals that Ashtray and Dashiki marry and enjoy their lives, Loc Dog becomes the host of Death Comedy Jam (a parody of ''Def Comedy Jam'') and opens and closes the show with extreme profanity, Preach and his crush settle down together, Crazy Legs becomes a dancer as he had always dreamed, and Grandma is, as Ashtray puts it, "still Grandma" (showing her smoking cannabis).
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* HistoricalInJoke: The Man's list includes Creator/MikeTyson, Music/MichaelJackson, Creator/OJSimpson, and Music/TupacShakur, all of them black people whose troubles with the law are thought to be TheMan really putting them down for being black.
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* PlayingGertrude: Parodied with Ashtray's father, who is implied to be as old as his son, if not younger, despite being said to be a few years older. His actor is actually only a year older than Ashtray's actor, Shawn Wayans.

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* CrooksAreBetterArmed: An exaggerated version. Loc Dog makes a rival gang run the hell away when he shows the piece de resistance of his arsenal: '''a Soviet [[NukeEm nuclear warhead]]'''.



* ThreatBackfire: In one scene, a car full of gangsters threaten to shoot Loc Dog and Trey with guns and (when Dog shows he's got multiple pieces stored in his pants) an RPG-7 rocket launcher. Dog's response? Open the back of his truck, showing he's got a '''Soviet nuclear warhead''' stored in there, which he wins at the gangsters. [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere The gangsters immediately skedaddle]].
-->'''Loc Dog''': [[PunctuatedForEmphasis Do WE... HAVE... a PROBLEM?!]] Now unless your wanna feel a nuclear Holocaust, get the hell outta here!

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* ThreatBackfire: In one scene, a car full of gangsters threaten to shoot Loc Dog and Trey with guns and (when Dog shows he's got multiple pieces stored in his pants) an RPG-7 rocket launcher. Dog's response? Open the back of his truck, showing he's got a '''Soviet nuclear warhead''' stored in there, which he wins aims at the gangsters. [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere The gangsters immediately skedaddle]].
-->'''Loc Dog''': I SAID... [[PunctuatedForEmphasis Do do WE... HAVE... a a... PROBLEM?!]] Now unless Get your wanna feel stinky ass outta here before I cause a nuclear Holocaust, get the hell outta here!holocaust over here, fool!
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* ThreatBackfire: In one scene, a car full of gangsters threaten to shoot Loc Dog and Trey with guns and (when Dog shows he's got multiple pieces stored in his pants) an RPG-7 rocket launcher. Dog's response? Open the back of his truck, showing he's got a '''Soviet nuclear warhead''' stored in there, which he wins at the gangsters. [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere The gangsters immediately skedaddle]].
-->'''Loc Dog''': [[PunctuatedForEmphasis Do WE... HAVE... a PROBLEM?!]] Now unless your wanna feel a nuclear Holocaust, get the hell outta here!
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* ''South Central''

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* ''South Central''''Film/SouthCentral''
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* ''Film/SouthCentral''

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* ''Film/SouthCentral''''South Central''



** A similar example happens later with a girl (played by Creator/PaulaJaiParker) at Ashtray's going away party. The scene also cuts away and when it cuts back, we see that not only is she now very heavily intoxicated, but there are also several empty liquor bottles behind her that were not there before.

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** A similar example happens later with a girl (played by Creator/PaulaJaiParker) Paula Jai Parker) at Ashtray's going away party. The scene also cuts away and when it cuts back, we see that not only is she now very heavily intoxicated, but there are also several empty liquor bottles behind her that were not there before.



** "Ashtray" is one of ''Film/BoyzNTheHood'''s Tre, ''Film/MenaceIISociety'''s Caine, and ''Film/{{Friday}}'s'' Craig.
** Loc Dog is ''Film/BoyzNTheHood'''s Doughboy, ''South Central'''s Loco, and ''Film/MenaceIISociety'''s O-Dog.

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** "Ashtray" is one of ''Film/BoyzNTheHood'''s Tre, ''Film/MenaceIISociety'''s Caine, '''Tre''' from ''Film/BoyzNTheHood'', Caine from ''Film/MenaceIISociety'', and ''Film/{{Friday}}'s'' Craig.
Craig from ''Film/{{Friday}}''.
** Loc Dog is ''Film/BoyzNTheHood'''s Doughboy, Doughboy from ''Film/BoyzNTheHood'', Loco from ''South Central'''s Loco, Central'', and ''Film/MenaceIISociety'''s O-Dog.O-Dog from ''Film/MenaceIISociety''.



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* WaitHere: Reversed and spoofed where a minor character, a nerdy appearing DMV test examiner gives the protagonist Ashtray several seemingly straightforward instructions on where to turn and stop at. [[spoiler: The examiner instructed Ashtray to "Wait here" in front of a bank he wanted to rob and menacingly threatens Ashtray at gunpoint to be the getaway driver after running out with the money!]]
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** "Ashtray" is one of ''Film/BoyzNTheHood'''s Tre, ''Film/MenaceIISociety'''s Caine, and ''Film/Friday's'' Craig.

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** "Ashtray" is one of ''Film/BoyzNTheHood'''s Tre, ''Film/MenaceIISociety'''s Caine, and ''Film/Friday's'' ''Film/{{Friday}}'s'' Craig.
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''Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood'' (or ''Don't Be A Menace'' for short) is a 1996 Wayans Brothers parody of "growing up in the hood" movies, particularly, as the name suggests, ''Film/MenaceIISociety'', ''South Central'', ''Juice'', and ''Film/BoyzNTheHood''. Taking every trope those movies were known for and [[PlayingWithATrope turning them]] upside down, this movie is considered one of the funniest movies the Wayans ever made.

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''Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood'' (or ''Don't Be A Menace'' for short) is a 1996 [[Creator/TheWayansFamily Wayans Brothers Brothers]] parody of [[HoodFilm "growing up in the hood" movies, movies]], particularly, as the name suggests, ''Film/MenaceIISociety'', ''South Central'', ''Juice'', and ''Film/BoyzNTheHood''. Taking every trope those movies were known for and [[PlayingWithATrope turning them]] upside down, this movie is considered one of the funniest movies the Wayans ever made.
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** Preach is Ali from ''South Central'' and Sharif from ''Film/MenaceIISociety''.
** Crazy Legs is Lil' Chris from ''Film/BoyzNTheHood''.

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* CaptainErsatz: Many, since it's a parody. In particular Film/BoyzNTheHood's Tre becomes "Ashtray," ''Film/MenaceIISociety'''s O-Dog becomes Loc Dog, etc.

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* CaptainErsatz: Many, since it's a parody. In particular Film/BoyzNTheHood's Tre becomes "Ashtray," parody:
** "Ashtray" is one of ''Film/BoyzNTheHood'''s Tre,
''Film/MenaceIISociety'''s O-Dog becomes Caine, and ''Film/Friday's'' Craig.
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Loc Dog, etc.Dog is ''Film/BoyzNTheHood'''s Doughboy, ''South Central'''s Loco, and ''Film/MenaceIISociety'''s O-Dog.
** Officer Self Hatred is Officer Coffey from ''Film/BoyzNTheHood''.



* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: A lot of the characters have bad aim. Best example is Loc Dog, who has a pistol with a scope ''and'' a laser point yet he doesn't hit anyone when he shoots (he only manages to graze one of the store clerks).



* MythologyGag: A lot of the characters are played by actors from the parodied movies, including two actors from ''Film/MenaceIISociety'' who basically reprise their roles.

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* MythologyGag: A lot of the characters are played by actors from the parodied movies, including two actors from ''Film/MenaceIISociety'' and one actor from ''Film/HigherLearning'' who basically reprise their roles.
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* HoodFilm: The film is a parody of the genre. Ashtray is left by his mother to live with his estranged father (who is literally younger than him) in the hood. While hanging out with his crazy cousin Loc Dog and their friends, he quickly gets caught up in violence and crime.
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* AngryBlackMan: Preach is a parody of this. He makes powerful speeches about the tyranny of whites, but is unashamed of his fetish for white women.

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* AngryBlackMan: Preach is a parody of this. He makes powerful speeches about the tyranny of whites, but is unashamed of his fetish for white women.women or casual racism towards Asians.

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