Trivia / Ninja Sex Party

• Acting for Two:
  • The post office worker and zookeeper in No Reason Boner are voiced and played by Brian Wecht, simply without his ninja mask on.
  • Though the Manticore's full face is never seen, he never is onscreen at the same time as Brian. At Magfest 13 Brian confirmed that he is indeed the Manticore and states that his wife "is super proud" of him.
  • Brian was also the weatherman in "Road Trip" when Danny pelvic thrust the state of Texas off the map.
  • Brian played a citizen of dysyopian no-boning world in 6969 music video.
• Colbert Bump: According to Danny himself, the group took four years to get 40,000 YouTube subscribers. After joining Game Grumps, that number went up to 90,000 in the first month alone. Exclusive fans of Arin's channel but not Grumps also found out about NSP from the insanely popular "Luigi's Ballad" video. They are now well over 1 million subscribers.
• Creator Backlash: "If We Were Gay". Danny said if he had written it now, he wouldn't have relied so much on gay stereotypes. This is especially the case with the original unreleased lyrics to the song which both Brian and Danny admit were not cool.
• The Danza: Both Danny and Brian are played by people with the same names as them. While they are portrayed as entirely different people, there are some Actor Allusions that cross over into their characters; more so with Danny than Brian. For example, Danny is indeed really Jewish, and if his stories from Game Grumps are true, he has had some very interesting sexual escapades, if not exactly the same as those his character has had. Brian, as per his character, is indeed the band's actual keyboardist, and his day job is a theoretical physicist, making his dressing up as a scientist in Dinosaur Laser Fight a milder allusion.
• Dawson Casting: Both played straight and averted in the "Danny Don't You Know" music video; young!Danny is played by the then 16-year-old Finn Wolfhard, the kid that bullies him is played by the then 29-year-old Nathan Sharp, and Ninja Brian apparently hasn't aged at all since high school, as he doesn't get a younger actor to play his counterpart.
• Missing Episode: Several:
  • Previously, they did a series of short videos called "20 Haikus in 20 Days", which was removed from their channel.
  • Another series of short videos that has since been removed, "30 Second Seductions", has been preserved (with Italian subtitles) here.
  • A number of other announcements, skits and live performance videos have also since been unlisted, privatized or deleted from the channel. (Just compare this capture of their Uploads playlist which previously had 74 videos, many more than the channel has now.) These videos are seemingly lost for good, which is regrettable as they featured more in-character antics from Danny Sexbang and Ninja Brian.
• Non-Singing Voice: Invoked, to hilarious effect, in two different videos featuring Arin: his vocals as the dragon in “Dragon Slayer” are done by Dan and he's dubbed by Steel Panther frontman Michael Starr as the main Dick Elder in “6969.”
• Playing Against Type:
  • Under the Covers features nothing but covers of rather serious songs, such as "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" and "Wish You Were Here". NSP, meanwhile, mainly focuses on comedic songs that heavily rely on Intercourse with You.
  • "Danny Don't You Know" is an emotional Pep-Talk Song that doesn't rely heavily on sex and more on uplifting motivation and self-worth.
• Promoted Fanboy:
  • Ross O'Donovan was one of NSP's earliest fans from before their popularity exploded, and was even the one who introduced Egoraptor (a longtime friend) to their music, which in turn paved the way for Arin and Danny meeting and collaborating for many projects. In addition to getting to work with Danny and Brian after they all became part of the Grumpverse, Ross has since been featured in numerous NSP music videos over the years.
  • Finn Wolfhard is a huge fan of not only NSP but the rest of the Grumpverse projects. When he met the Grumps, Dan made the instant observation that Finn could easily pass as his little brother. This was eventually capitalized on, as Wolfhard was eventually commissioned to play a younger version of Danny in the music video for "Danny Don't You Know".
• Prop Recycling: Danny's weapon in the Dragon Slayer music video is a replica of the Staff of Parthalan from Dragon Age II, lent to them by Holly Conrad, who made it for a cosplay in 2011. Unfortunately, Brian accidentally dropped and broke it after filming. Danny later wrote Holly a heartfelt apology letter◊.
• Real-Life Relative:
  • They aren't kidding when they point out Danny's grandmother during Attitude City; apparently that is Danny's real-life grandma.
  • Subverted with Danny's mom in Unicorn Wizard, whom he isn't related to and is actually Brian's real-life wife. This didn't go unnoticed, and a few Epileptic Trees about Danny being Ninja Brian's son sprouted as a result.
  • However, Danny's mom DOES voice Danny Sexbang's mother in Welcome To My Parents' House.
  • Danny's dad Avi voices Danny Sexbang's dad in "Galaxy Hamster".
• Recycled Set: The music videos for "Orgy for One" and "Heart Boner" made use of the same bedroom set
• What Could Have Been:
  • In the Game Grumps series for We Love Katamari, Danny lists off a bunch of rejected NSP song titles, which included such gems as Did I Fucking Say You Could Stop Partying?, Things Will Never Be the Same (I've Applied Too Much Ketchup to This Hamburger), There's Nothing Wrong with Making an Honest Living by Selling Illegal Drugs, and Party All Night (or Day, Depending on Your Availability).
  • Other potential song titles mentioned by Danny in other playthroughs include Can't Stop Won't Stop Might Stop, Zombie Handjob, and I'm Literally On Fire.
  • The third volume of Under the Covers was slated to include a cover of Michael Jackson's "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'", even scheduled to release alongside a corresponding music video, but the decision was made to withhold its release in light of the Leaving Neverland documentary and the subsequent re-arising controversy over Jackson's alleged actions.