For Bros About to Rock: As Lincoln and Clyde prepare to attend their first rock concert, Luna is determined to make it a memorable experience for them.
It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud House: Lincoln and his sisters find a letter in the attic that convinces them there's a hidden stash of money in the house. Lincoln and his sisters destroy the house in search of the money, and beat each other all the time, until they realize it's not worth hating each other over money.
"For Bros About to Rock"
- All There in the Script: The credits reveal the SMOOCH frontman's name as Pucker Uppenheimer.
- Ass Kicks You: Luna accidentally does this to Lincoln while trying to teach him how to dance. This leads to Lincoln getting ice in his pants.
- Berserk Button: Lincoln tolerates Luna right up until she tries to set him up with a random girl his age in line.note
- Call-Forward: In Luna's flashback, Mick Swagger is singing the same song she listens to in "Undie Pressure."
- Chekhov's Gag: Ice in the pants.
- Creator Cameo: The people in line for tickets are caricatures of the show's staff, including creator Chris Savino.
- Dirty Cop: A cop disguised as scalper sells the kids fake tickets and arrests them immediately after that. Talk about crooked.
- Earn Your Happy Ending: Lincoln, Luna, and Clyde. They have to go through quite a bit just to get into the concert, but by the end, they manage to not only enjoy the concert but they also get to rock out on stage.
- Fireball Eyeballs: Lincoln, when Luna embarrasses him one time too many. This even melts the ice that was in his pants.
- Karma Houdini: The aforemented Dirty Cop who entrapped Lincoln and Clyde disappears from the episode after the two get arrested.
- Love Floats: Happens to a younger Luna, in a flashback to her first Mick Swagger concert.
- Mundane Made Awesome: Clyde's "rock pose".
- Never My Fault: The cop arrests the kids for buying the fake tickets, which he sold them.
- Nobody's That Dumb: Even Bobby isn’t fooled by Luna's disguise.
- Noodle Incident: Lynn says Luna has ruined all the sisters' first concerts, but only Lori, Lola, Lana, and Lisa's are shown.
- Offscreen Teleportation: Luna does this while Lincoln and Clyde are crowd surfing to the front row:Luna: Enjoy the ride, dudes?
Lincoln: Whoa! How did you get up here so fast?
Luna: I have my ways. - Oh, Crap!:
- When Lincoln and Clyde are almost immediately arrested by an undercover mall cop posing as a scalper.
- This is Luna's reaction when Bobby recognizes her despite wearing a disguise.
- Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: When Lola is remembering when Luna ruined her and Lana's first Blarney the Dinosaur concert, she sounds more like Lana.
- Origin Story: Via flashback, it's revealed how Luna became a rocker. Appropriately enough, it was at a Mick Swagger concert.
- Paper-Thin Disguise: Luna's disguise may have somehow fooled the mall cop captain, but Bobby is not fooled at all.
- Police Are Useless: When Lincoln and Clyde can't get into the SMOOCH concert, because all the tickets are sold out, they try getting in by buying scalped tickets from a crooked cop and are almost immediately arrested. The cop outright tells the boys that buying scalped tickets is illegal, despite the fact that he sold them the tickets in the first place.
- Rule of Three: The flashbacks of Luna ruining the sisters' first concerts. Lori's first Boyz Will Be Boyz concert, Lola and Lana's first Blarney the Dinosaur concert, and Lisa's first opera.
- Shout-Out:
- The title is a parody of the AC/DC song, "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)".
- Lincoln and Clyde prepare to go to a SMOOCH concert.
- Lola and Lana tell of how Luna ruined their trip to a Blarney the Dinosaur concert.
- In the flashback, Mick Swagger turns Luna into her modern day rocker self by spinning her around.
- Squirrels in My Pants: When Luna tries to teach Lincoln and Clyde how to dance, Lincoln gets some ice in his pants and begins hopping around. He later puts some ice in Clyde's pants during the concert.
- Undercover Cop Reveal: Happens to Lincoln and Clyde when they try to buy tickets from a mall cop posing as a scalper.
- Waxing Lyrical:
- "I fought the law, and the law won."
- "I know it's only rock and roll, but I like it."
"It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud House"
- Actually Pretty Funny: Lynn Sr. punishes the children for fighting over money by having them clean the attic:Luan: That punishment makes no cents!Lynn Sr.: Upstairs! But that was a good one...
- Didn't Think This Through: Lynn Sr. putting his son and nine daughters nearly on a wild goose chase in teaching them about sharing bites him hard and does not go scot-free for the mess of their house. His wife forces him to clean up the attic.
- Earn Your Happy Ending: The siblings had to learn not to argue over money to eventually find the huge bushel of it that they split evenly.
- Facepalm: Lincoln when he finally realizes the answer behind the first clue.
- Gone Horribly Right: Lynn Sr. set the whole thing up to teach his kids a lesson in sharing. It worked, but in the process, the kids have completely wrecked the house, and he now has to clean up their mess.
- Hidden Depths: When Leni manages to easily unlock the suitcase full of money, with just her barrette, her siblings are left stunned:
- Hypocrite: The sisters kick Lincoln out of their rooms when he asks them if they found the stash of money. Later on, they barge into Lincoln's room and demand he let them search his room.
- Hypocritical Humor: After teaching his kids to share, Lynn Sr. pockets some money he found in the attic. Then he promptly gets smacked in the face by a loose floorboard.
- Karma Houdini: The Loud children never get punished for wrecking the house while searching the money, and Rita never gets punished for her part in the "Sharon DeMonet" thing.
- Laser-Guided Karma: Lynn Sr. gets hit in the face by a loose floorboard in the attic after starting the entire "Sharon DeMonet" thing in order to teach the kids to share, and for being hypocritical by pocketing change he found in the attic.
- Man Bites Man: In the kids' fight over a quarter, Lola bites Lincoln. This gets Lynn Sr. to stop the fighting.
- Punny Name: Sharon DeMonet.
- Rake Take: A Running Gag concerns Lincoln stepping on a loose floorboard in the attic, causing it to hit him in the face. Lynn Sr. ends up getting hit by the same gag in the end.
- The Un-Reveal: Lynn Sr.'s full body is seen for the first time as a shadow cast on the wall.
- Whole-Plot Reference: To It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, complete with a Pop-Culture Pun Episode Title.
- Would Hit a Girl: In two scenes, Lincoln appears hitting his sisters: first he punches Lynn and kicks Lucy in the face when they try to snatch the note from him; then he uses a chair and a red cloth to “tame” Lori, Luna, Luan, Lynn (again) and the twins when they try to break into his room. Not only he does this out of self-defence, but he also does it because he was vying with them for money. We can see that he is not so helpless after all.
