Ratman: The Ghostbusters, are ill-equipped. They only have ghost-busting weapons, but they should've brought a shotgun! The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that playtime should begin on the first day a newborn comes home from the hospital. The AAP states that babies should have two to three periods of tummy time spent playing with parents per day. While this playtime only needs to last for three to five minutes for newborns, this amount should increase gradually until a little one spends about an hour per day enjoying time playing on their tummy. Ghostdubsters" is also partly in second-person, with the singer blaming them for using up all of the "vape juice" and threatening to kill them. The singer mentions that he shits his pants twice (the second time is to protest the ghosts in the city) in "Ghooooostbuster". Lost Food Grievance: In "Ghastbistin", the singer gets really upset because his lasagna was eaten by a ghost.

The singer of "Gostbostr" gains the power to shoot web and climb walls, and says you may know him as Spider-Man, or as that homeless heroin addict. Cursed with Awesome: Getting shot by an evil ghost's magic spell gives the singer superpowers in "Gostbostr", although it doesn't help his drug habits. Boom, Headshot!: The singer of "Ghostbusterswars" notes that George Lucas died after the wrathful fans shot him in the head.

Death by Cameo: "Ghostbusterswars" has George Lucas end up getting Killed Offscreen by wrathful fans sometime after the release of Star Wars 9. After the singer of "Ghostdubster" announces that he quit school, he proclaims "I am now... 'Epic... Vape... Ghost... Johnson'!" Overly-Long Gag: The entire album is just Joel singing multiple bizarre songs over various different MIDIs of the Ghostbusters theme song, some of which don't even mention ghosts at all, yet still have the Ghostbusters involved somehow. Spared By Adaptation: Despite ending the original trilogy by turning into a force ghost in the original canon, Darth Vader ends up resurrected in a physical form during the events of Star Wars 9.

Water Source Tampering: In "Ghosttbusters", the singer poisons the water supply and it ends up killing everyone.Only in It for the Money: The only reason the Ghostbusters still respond to the singer's insane calls is because he still pays them. Subverted when they feel guilty and leave after the singer yells very cruelly at his grandma's ghost.