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* RealitySubtext: As producer Judd Apatow pointed out, the movie is basically a fictionalized biopic of The Lonely Island themselves: Andy Samberg, the most famous of the three, plays the breakout member of a trio known for audacious pop and rap songs; Jorma Taccone, the only other member who's done a significant amount of on-camera work outside of Lonely Island, plays the one other member of the group who stays with him throughout his solo career; and Akiva Schaffer, who works almost exclusively behind-the-scenes, plays the member who's completely withdrawn from the limelight.
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* RealitySubtext: As producer Judd Apatow pointed out, the movie is basically a fictionalized biopic of The Lonely Island themselves: Andy Samberg, the most famous of the three, plays the breakout member of a trio known for audacious pop and rap songs; Jorma Taccone, Creator/JormaTaccone, the only other member who's done a significant amount of on-camera work outside of Lonely Island, plays the one other member of the group who stays with him throughout his solo career; and Akiva Schaffer, who works almost exclusively behind-the-scenes, plays the member who's completely withdrawn from the limelight.
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* AcclaimedFlop: The film received great reviews, some even calling it the best music mockumentary since ''Film/ThisIsSpinalTap'', but didn't even make half of its money back. Universal later admitted that they hoped it would develop a similar cult following.
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* AcclaimedFlop: The film received great reviews, with some even calling it the best music mockumentary since ''Film/ThisIsSpinalTap'', but it didn't even make half of its money budget back. Universal later admitted that they hoped it would develop a similar [[CultClassic cult following.following]].
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The original title of the film was ''Conner 4 Real'', but Universal wanted to sell it as a satire on the Music/JustinBieber documentary ''Never Say Never'', despite little to no resemblance to it, hence the title it was released under.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The original title of the film was ''Conner 4 Real'', but Universal wanted to sell it as a satire on the Music/JustinBieber documentary ''Never Say Never'', despite there being little to no resemblance to it, hence the title it was released under.
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* IronyAsSheIsCast: Music/JustinTimberlake plays Conner's chef Tyrus, who at one point sings Conner's song "Mona Lisa" to himself while preparing food. While he sings quite well, which is understandable given who's playing him, he immediately gets chastised and told to "leave the singing to the professionals".
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* RealitySubtext: As producer Judd Apatow pointed out, the movie is basically a fictionalized biopic of The Lonely Island themselves: Andy Samberg, the most famous of the three, plays the breakout member of a trio known for audacious pop and rap songs; Jorma Tacone, the only other member who's done a significant amount of on-camera work outside of Lonely Island, plays the one other member of the group who stays with him throughout his solo career; and Akiva Schaffer, who works almost exclusively behind-the-scenes, plays the member who's completely withdrawn from the limelight.
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* RealitySubtext: As producer Judd Apatow pointed out, the movie is basically a fictionalized biopic of The Lonely Island themselves: Andy Samberg, the most famous of the three, plays the breakout member of a trio known for audacious pop and rap songs; Jorma Tacone, Taccone, the only other member who's done a significant amount of on-camera work outside of Lonely Island, plays the one other member of the group who stays with him throughout his solo career; and Akiva Schaffer, who works almost exclusively behind-the-scenes, plays the member who's completely withdrawn from the limelight.
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* AcclaimedFlop: Great reviews, some even calling it the best music mockumentary since ''Film/ThisIsSpinalTap'', but didn't even make half of its money back. Universal later admitted that they hoped it would develop a similar cult following.
* BoxOfficeBomb: Made back 9.5 million of its 20 million dollar budget, despite reasonably good reviews.
* BoxOfficeBomb: Made back 9.5 million of its 20 million dollar budget, despite reasonably good reviews.
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* AcclaimedFlop: Great The film received great reviews, some even calling it the best music mockumentary since ''Film/ThisIsSpinalTap'', but didn't even make half of its money back. Universal later admitted that they hoped it would develop a similar cult following.
* BoxOfficeBomb: Made back9.$9.5 million of its 20 $20 million dollar budget, despite reasonably good reviews.
* BoxOfficeBomb: Made back
