Borat Subsequent Moviefilm leans heavily into identity-driven humor and set pieces, often letting social commentary overshadow authentic character development or narrative coherence. Several scenes focus more on modern political and cultural critiques than organic storytelling. The plot frequently takes a backseat to point-making, which some non-woke audiences may find heavy-handed.

The film is relentless in its satirical jabs at traditional values, family, religion, and American culture all get caricatured. Masculinity is lampooned, and traditional gender roles are mocked mercilessly. There's little space for traditional cultural expressions unless they're being criticized or ridiculed.

Virtually all dissenting or traditional viewpoints are presented in an absurd, comical, or villainous light. There’s little genuine exploration of alternative perspectives, the film clearly positions itself with one modern, progressive moral reading and expects the audience to come along for the ride.