A24’s First-Ever Musical ‘Dicks: The Musical’ Gives ‘The Parent Trap’ an NSFW Makeover 

A24 just shared a first look at its first-ever musical, and it’s as ridiculous as you would expect it to be.

From the director of Borat comes Dicks: The Musical, a NSFW comedy featuring colorful lyrics like, “Life’s a fucking handjob.”

In this distant retelling of The Parent Trap, comedians Josh Sharp and Aaron Jackson play two businessmen who overcome their rivalry when they realize they’re actually long-lost “fucking identical twins,” despite the fact that they look nothing alike. They then attempt to switch places and trick their parents into meeting again in hopes of reuniting their eclectic family.

Their parents are played by the delightful duo of Nathan Lane and Megan Mullally, who deliver hilarious lines like, “Should we drown them in the tub in the old fashioned way?” and,”I’m gay… queer as a $3 bill and just as thin.”

The trailer showcases the film’s absurd musical numbers, complete with back-up dancers and a surprising amount of showmanship from Sharp and Jackson, who proudly sing lyrics like, “My c––k is fucking massive, it always leaves the ladies sore!”

“There’s never been a man like me, and I’ll always be on top,” the self-absorbed businessmen sing right before meeting their female boss, played by none other than Grammy-winning rapper Megan Thee Stallion, who previously showed off her acting chops in Starz’ P-Valley.

“Wow, a lady boss,” Sharp’s character awkwardly remarks in the trailer. “I guess it really is… the year that it is.”

Fortunately, Megan gets her own opportunity to assert herself as their boss in a cutting rap number where she tells the haters, “suck my fucking d–k.”

According to Variety, the film’s executive music producer was Marius de Vries, who previously worked on La La Land and Moulin Rouge. Composer Fiora Cutler, who was an executive music producer on Blonde and music director on Annette, served as the film’s music supervisor.

And if the lyrics aren’t enough to grab your attention, perhaps the musical’s star-studded cast is. The trailer also features brief glimpses of Bowen Yang and Nick Offerman.

Dicks: The Musical was adapted from Sharp and Jackson’s off-Broadway production, Identical Fucking Twins.

Dicks: The Musical is slated to open at the Toronto International Film Festival’s Midnight Madness program this fall. It premieres in theaters Sept. 29.