The show strongly centers identity themes, with character diversity often foregrounded over traditional character arcs or merit-based tension. Some viewers may find the focus on sexuality, race, and modern adolescence feels purpose-driven rather than organic to the storytelling, giving the sense that the narrative takes a backseat to ideological messaging.

‘Everything Now’ consistently challenges traditional views on family, sexuality, and mental health. Parental figures and older generations are frequently portrayed as disconnected or problematic, while themes of gender fluidity and modern relationships are depicted as progressive and unquestioned. The show often treats traditional values as outdated or irrelevant.

Alternative viewpoints are seldom portrayed with nuance. Any dissent from the established worldview is typically shown as ignorance or regressive, without sincere debate or conflict. The show largely assumes a singular modern moral outlook, leaving little room for pluralism or genuine ideological diversity.