Jackass Forever is essentially stunt-driven chaos with almost no narrative at all, let alone one dominated by identity politics. Casting is based on longtime personalities, not representation boxes. The only addition of new faces is in service to stunts, not ideology. It’s hard to accuse this franchise of sacrificing narrative integrity for wokeness when the entire narrative is “watch us hurt ourselves.”

The film leans into juvenile humor and, at most, pokes fun at masculinity in the typical over-the-top Jackass style. Is the celebration of reckless, crude behavior “anti-tradition”? Maybe to some, but it’s certainly not ideological subversion. There are no attempts to deconstruct family, religion, or masculinity according to woke standards.

There’s essentially no messaging at all, let alone a unified woke message. If anything, Jackass is bizarrely non-political by modern standards. No one is lecturing or pushing a worldview, and there’s zero portrayal of ideological debates or straw men. The film is strangely refreshing in its total lack of agenda.