The series centers almost entirely around gay bear culture, with identity and sexuality as both plot centerpiece and comedic focal point. Traditional story structure and development often take a backseat to quirky character dynamics and in-jokes centered on representation, which some viewers may see as prioritizing ideology over robust narrative depth.

Family and traditional masculinity are not emphasized, with the show mostly poking fun or ignoring those themes. Masculinity is redefined and filtered through a modern lens, and religion or conventional morality is largely absent, which could be taken as sidelining mainstream cultural touchstones.

Alternative perspectives (outside LGBTQ culture) are, for the most part, played for laughs or are not represented sincerely. The show’s worldview centers on one cultural niche without much engagement with contrasting or traditional viewpoints, making for a fairly uniform ideological landscape.