Reverend D-Von's religious connection is blatantly obviously. He plays a be-dazzled Christian pastor, accompanied by his ripped assistant, Deacon Batista. We can't be sure what denomination D-Von is, but it sure isn't Catholic. He airs promos urging people to "TESTIFY!" and presents with a very enthusiastic air. He dresses in what is close to traditional Catholic clerical wear and is accompanied by a meat-head who is identified as a "deacon"; a role specific to the Catholic church, but his preachy, evangelical style strays from the somber Catholic tradition. Reverend D-Von is a meld of every denomination out there, much like The Simpsons Revered Lovejoy. Reverend D-Von's character is therefore inclusive of all denominations, and highlights the hilarious aspects of Christianity. With Christianity one of the three biggest religions practiced in the world, D-Von and Bautista play a gimmick that is relateable to many people. Those who take their religion seriously will pay attention, be pleased to be represented, and root for D-Von's character. Those who are not religious will find hilarity in the gimmick, and also pay attention.