Loiter Squad – WISE Score & Parent Review | Screenwise

Loiter Squad

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show2012

22%

WISE Score

Odd Future's crude sketch comedy show from 2012 — think Jackass meets hip-hop, but even less appropriate for your kids.

Loiter Squad

show

TV-14, 2012

22%

WISE Score

Odd Future's crude sketch comedy show from 2012 — think Jackass meets hip-hop, but even less appropriate for your kids.

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Screenwise Verdict

Let's be real: this is not for your kids, and honestly, it's probably not even worth YOUR time in 2025.

Loiter Squad was Odd Future's attempt at an Adult Swim sketch show during their peak edgy-hip-hop-collective era. It's crude, chaotic, and designed to shock. Think random pranks, gross-out humor, and sketches that rely heavily on profanity and sexual content for laughs.

The show hasn't aged well. What felt transgressive and funny to some viewers in 2012 now mostly feels try-hard and dated. If you're a die-hard Tyler, the Creator fan studying his creative evolution, there might be some historical interest here. Otherwise, skip it.

For parents: if your kid is watching this, they're either way too young (red flag) or old enough that you should have a conversation about why shock value isn't the same as actual comedy. Either way, there are approximately one million better things to watch.

Age Fit

This is adult content, full stop. Common Sense Media says 14+ but that's being generous — realistically this is 17+ material. Even then, it's dated shock comedy that most adults in 2025 would find more cringe than funny.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

Adult Swim sketch comedy created by Odd Future collective featuring crude humor, shock value content, and chaotic pacing designed for late-night adult audiences. Not emotionally healthy or age-appropriate for kids; models inappropriate behavior for laughs.

Imaginative

Sketch comedy format allows for creative absurdist humor and unconventional scenarios. However, much of the creativity leans into shock value and gross-out comedy rather than genuinely innovative storytelling. Some originality in its hip-hop-influenced aesthetic.

Safe

Adult Swim programming with mature content including crude sexual humor, profanity, drug references, and potentially offensive material. Common Sense Media rates it 14+ but that's likely generous. Designed for late-night adult audiences with content that would be inappropriate for children.

Enriching

Minimal educational or developmental value. Primarily shock comedy and crude sketches without meaningful takeaways. While it showcased Odd Future's creative talents, the content itself doesn't build skills or provide insight beyond niche cultural references from early 2010s hip-hop scene.

Parent Info

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Why It Might Be Great

If you're nostalgic for early 2010s Odd Future and Tyler, the Creator's pre-mainstream days, this is a time capsule
Some genuinely creative absurdist sketches buried beneath the shock value
Cultural artifact from a specific moment in hip-hop history

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What to Watch For

This is Adult Swim late-night programming with crude sexual humor, profanity, drug references, and deliberately offensive content
Not remotely appropriate for kids or young teens despite the skateboard aesthetic
Aged poorly — much of the humor relies on shock value that feels dated and cringe in 2025
Zero educational value; purely entertainment for adult audiences who find crude humor funny

Conversation Starters

"This isn't a conversation starter for kids because they shouldn't be watching it"
"If your teen somehow found this: 'What do you think makes something funny versus just trying too hard to be shocking?'"
"For older teens: 'How do you think comedy from 2012 has aged? What was acceptable then that feels different now?'"

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