The ending of "Ghostbusterswars", where a group of angry fans murder George Lucas after being disappointed with Star Wars 9, is clearly a jab at those who sent death threats to the actors that participated in the Star Wars movies, starting with The Phantom Menace. As well as shippers that overreact to those who don't agree with their pairings, as the fans targeted George because the film did not include a scene of C-3PO and R2-D2 making out. Death by Cameo: "Ghostbusterswars" has George Lucas end up getting Killed Offscreen by wrathful fans sometime after the release of Star Wars 9. Played for Laughs with "Ghostbatista", which starts off as the singer attempting to get milk, before singing about the benefits of milk. Then, during the last ten seconds, the singer's skeleton becomes sapient and bursts out of his skin. Minor Insult Meltdown: After being told by his parents to shut off the music, the singer of "Ghostdubster" got "really angry, and shit [his] diaper." The Food Poisoning Incident: In "Ghost-Boster," the singer gets food poisoned from eating a burger with a ghost inside. That makes him angry.

Intentional Engrish for Funny: Joel himself speaks English fluently, while the singer is much more stereotypically Swedish and choppy with his language (except for "Ghost Boston" and "Ghost Bologna", in which Joel breaks character when he advertises himself in the former and when his keyboard breaks down in the latter). Dem Bones: When Joel drinks milk in Ghostbatista, his skeleton becomes too strong and healthy and bursts out of his body. Atrocious Alias: The singer in "Gostbostr", in addition to calling himself Spider-Man, states that he's also known as "that homeless heroin addict."In Name Only: Lampshaded in "Ghostbatista", where the singer admits his quest for milk has nothing to do with Ghostbusters. Later, his skeleton rips out of his skin. Out-of-Genre Experience: While not too dissimilar from the gags and bits scattered throughout Joel's livestream output, the avant-garde comedy of Super Ghostbusters is a massive deviation away from the Heavy Metal albums before and after it in his discography as Vargskelethor. Nice Guy: The deep voiced man in "Ghestbest" is very cordial to Ghost Johnson despite his depression, and just wants to see his grandma again.

Offing the Mouth: "Ghastbasters" ends with the Ghostbusters (non-lethally) breaking the singer's legs after the latter made a snarky remark when threatened. Stealth Sequel: "Ghostdubster" is revealed to be a prequel to "Ghestbest", as the five-year singer is a younger Ghost Johnson. Even before the reveal, it's implied that the singer is also 'that homeless heroin addict' from "Gostbostr", as they're both stoners that pronounce 'smoke' as ' smonk'. Lethally Stupid: In "Ghosttbusters", the singer poisoned the water supply, unaware that this would kill everyone.

Four Is Death: The outro that closed out the livestream release of the album is four seconds long, fitting for an album focused entirely on ghosts.

Robosexuals Are Creeps: According to Darth Vader, the final scene of Star Wars 9 has him bang a robot. He proclaims this in a rather vulgar manner with Hulk Speak. Ghostbusters (Busting Makes Me Feel Good)" ends with a text-to-speech program reciting the line "busting makes me feel good."

Overall Take

After the singer of "Ghostdubster" announces that he quit school, he proclaims "I am now... 'Epic... Vape... Ghost... Johnson'!"