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From turning politicians into cartoon villains to reimagining musicians as literal pieces of poop, nobody roasts celebrities quite like South Park! Join us as we count down the most brutal, hilarious, and spot-on celebrity parodies from Trey Parker and Matt Stone's satirical masterpiece. Our countdown includes everyone from Hollywood A-listers to music superstars getting the South Park treatment!
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00:00Good afternoon! Hello! I'd also really like to thank my-
00:05Okay, thanks Tyler Perry.
00:07Welcome to WatchMojo.
00:08And today, we're counting down our picks for the funniest times that South Park made fun of a celebrity.
00:14We want privacy! We want privacy!
00:18Number 30, George Lucas.
00:21And now for your feature presentation, the classic re-re-re-release of Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back.
00:28Woohoo!
00:30In this version, the word Wookiee has been changed to hair-challenged animal, and the entire cast has been digitally replaced by Ewoks.
00:36Ah!
00:38In a number of classic episodes, South Park skewers George Lucas for endlessly re-editing his own films,
00:46a major problem that has been passionately discussed since the 90s re-issues of Star Wars.
00:51The parody cleverly taps into fan frustration, exaggerating Lucas as a crazed director who is more obsessed with fixing perfection
00:59or making a quick buck than preserving cinematic history.
01:03Pair that with Trey Parker and Matt Stone's signature over-the-top satire,
01:07complete with Lucas and Spielberg's rather crude behavior towards their own films,
01:12and you've got comedy gold.
01:14It's absurd, biting, and ridiculously offensive.
01:18It's also hilarious and painfully accurate.
01:21That's South Park for you.
01:22Do with us while you will, Mr. Lucas, but please don't change Raiders of the Lost Ark.
01:27We're gonna make it better.
01:28The movie's gonna be changed and that is that.
01:30Number 29.
01:31Korn
01:32Hey, you're that fan Korn.
01:33Yeah, I'm Jonathan, and this is Monkey, David, Fillion, Head, and over there's our pal Niblet.
01:38We don't care how simple it is.
01:40Portraying seemingly tough guys as goofy sweethearts will always be funny.
01:45Korn's groovy pirate ghost mystery nails the absurdity of crossover events
01:49by mixing a gritty new metal band with Scooby-Doo-style antics.
01:54The band is reimagined as wholesome mystery solvers,
01:57brilliantly clashing with their dark and edgy public image.
02:01Their monotone voices and the silly animation style only make things funnier.
02:05Add in jabs at religious fear-mongering,
02:08and you've got layered comedy wrapped in animated chaos.
02:12It's so unexpected, so weird, and so perfectly South Park.
02:16Now, that's groovy.
02:18My glasses gotta be around here somewhere.
02:20Is that you, Jonathan?
02:21Boy, I'm glad to see you.
02:22I lost my glasses.
02:25Hey, you got a cold, Jonathan?
02:28Yeah, that sounds like a groovy song, man.
02:29Remember that one.
02:30Number 28.
02:31Tyler Perry
02:32Oh, man, I want to thank you all for this amazing award!
02:36Or as Medea would say,
02:38Hallelujah!
02:40Oh, God, how embarrassing.
02:47Known for skewering pop culture with unapologetic precision,
02:51the show didn't hold back when it turned Tyler Perry into an over-the-top caricature
02:56obsessed with money and cringeworthy one-liners.
02:59Perry speaks almost exclusively in goofy catchphrases,
03:03and he seems to annoy everyone around him.
03:06However, his one-liners are also met with showers of cash by Tolkien Black,
03:10highlighting the perception that his formulaic,
03:13Medea-fueled humor is still wildly profitable.
03:17Despite critical disdain,
03:18it's classic South Park, edgy, blunt, and brutally honest.
03:22Whether you love Perry's work or find it painfully unfunny,
03:26this roast was pretty hilarious and on point.
03:29Tolkien, stop giving Tyler Perry money or he won't go away!
03:32I can't help it!
03:33Number 27.
03:34Metallica
03:35Hey, are you the guy who's protesting free internet music downloading?
03:39Hey, it's that Lars Ulrich guy!
03:40That's right!
03:41Metallica's behind you, dude, a thousand percent!
03:44We're gonna sit here and protest with you until free downloading stops!
03:48No matter how popular they may be,
03:50Metallica will never live down the infamous Napster fiasco.
03:54South Park attacks this in full force throughout Christian Rock Hard,
03:59with Metallica joining the boys for a strike against illegal music downloading.
04:03The band is portrayed as out-of-touch millionaires,
04:06whining about losing out on hot tubs and gold-plated shark tanks.
04:10Which, yeah, fair enough.
04:12The parody nails the absurdity of the early 2000s Napster debacle,
04:16roasting rock star ego and criticizing the insanely rich multi-millionaires
04:21that were at the heart of it.
04:22Won't somebody think of their profits?
04:24What's the matter with him?
04:25This month he was hoping to have a gold-plated shark tank bar installed right next to the pool.
04:30But thanks to people downloading his music for free,
04:32he must now wait a few months before he can afford it.
04:35Number 26.
04:37Biggie
04:37I'm in hell, minding my own business,
04:39and the next thing I know, I'm in some kid's bathroom.
04:43I apologize, Mr. Smalls.
04:44In true South Park fashion, the show runs with a wildly absurd idea.
04:50In this case, summoning the ghost of the notorious B.I.G. by saying his name three times in a mirror.
04:56Why is Biggie suddenly the Candyman?
04:58We don't really know, but it's funny.
05:00The genius lies in how it blends childhood urban legend with pop culture,
05:04making Biggie's ghost both menacing and petty.
05:07Instead of haunting for vengeance, he's mad about being stuck at a Halloween party.
05:12His over-the-top frustration, complete with classic Biggie scowls and profanity-laced rants,
05:18is the perfect exaggeration.
05:20And of course, the fact that no one takes him seriously only makes it funnier.
05:24That's pretty cool.
05:25Hey, hey, Sharon.
05:26Coo this, sucker.
05:28Ow!
05:28Oh!
05:29Number 25.
05:31Ben Affleck
05:31Ben!
05:33Oh, you brought me roses!
05:35Jenny.
05:35Oh, Jenny, I just can't stop thinking about you.
05:39I can't stop thinking about you either, Ben!
05:41I've been meaning to write a song or a poem, but I have no talent.
05:44Trey Parker and Matt Stone are not huge fans of Ben Affleck's work.
05:49His movies and acting were mocked in Team America.
05:52And in South Park, he's portrayed as a gullible buffoon who falls in love with a hand puppet.
05:58In the episode Fat Butt and Pancake Head, Affleck becomes passionately infatuated with Cartman's hand,
06:04which is painted in the style of his then-girlfriend Jennifer Lopez.
06:08The absurdity of Affleck romancing a hand puppet mocks shallow Hollywood relationships
06:13and its frequent, and frequently ridiculous, romantic narratives.
06:18It's a smart takedown of celebrity gullibility,
06:21portraying Affleck as a clueless and overly earnest moron who blindly falls for an obvious farce.
06:27Can I kiss you?
06:28No!
06:29Yes, oh yes, Ben, kiss me!
06:31Aw, goddammit!
06:34Aw, aw, dude!
06:36Mmm, just like tacos.
06:38Taco-flavored kisses for my Ben.
06:40Number 24.
06:42Diddy
06:42Vote or die!
06:46Vote or die!
06:49Okay, I'll vote.
06:51This isn't going where you think it's going.
06:53Well, it sort of is.
06:54The clever satire of Diddy's Vote or Die campaign critiques how celebrities can sometimes get sanctimonious
07:00and turn complex situations into flashy marketing stunts, often for likes or validation on social media.
07:08But the real humor comes through Diddy's cartoonishly evil personality.
07:12Diddy is portrayed as being extremely bloodthirsty, violently threatening Stan,
07:17and slaughtering a community of PETA members.
07:20The parody expertly balances two critiques, that of shallow celebrity-focused social campaigns
07:26and the personality of Diddy himself, who has a long history of violence, harassment, and assault charges.
07:33Apparently you haven't heard of my vote or die campaign.
07:37Vote or die? What the hell does that even mean?
07:40What do you think it means, bitch?
07:43Number 23.
07:44George R.R. Martin
07:45This author's obsession with nudity is at the forefront of his parody,
07:54as the show portrays him as being endlessly distracted by figures and descriptions of genitalia,
08:00specifically of the male variety.
08:02This can be seen as a comment on A Song of Ice and Fire,
08:06which frequently and graphically details the human body.
08:09Martin's annoying presence in the show also serves as a type of meta-joke,
08:13just as he continuously delays the release of a new book,
08:17he continuously delays the kids' quest and the mall's Black Friday event.
08:21These are easy jabs to make, sure, but they're still pretty darned hilarious.
08:25In fact, Martin loved his parody, and claimed that they went easy on him.
08:30Ladies and gentlemen, it is my honor to be here this morning,
08:33on behalf of South Park Mall Partners and Channel 9 News,
08:38your go-to source for news, weather, and sports.
08:41Just do it!
08:42Number 22, Megan and Harry
08:45Roll up for the Worldwide Privacy Tour
08:56A modern classic, this episode takes huge jabs at Megan and Harry,
09:01who had recently stepped away from the public eye as members of the royal family.
09:05The episode mocks their demand for privacy while simultaneously seeking global attention,
09:11loudly marching through towns with signs and shouting at everyone to look at them.
09:15This exaggeration highlights the absurdity of wanting to control public perception,
09:20and step away from the limelight while also monetizing personal stories,
09:25and drawing constant attention to your own disinterest.
09:28It's easily one of the show's greatest attacks on performative activism,
09:31using the royal couple as symbols of a larger critique.
09:35We just want to be normal people, all this attention is so hard.
09:38Isn't it true, sir, that your questionable wife has her own TV show
09:41and hangs out with celebrities and does fashion magazines?
09:44What are you suggesting?
09:45Number 21, Snooki.
09:47When flipping through the pages of the reality TV book of stars,
09:50you may not recognize the name Nicole Polizzi.
09:53Yet for fans of the Jersey Shore reality show,
09:56Snooki is a name that will ring a bell.
09:59It's one of them!
10:01That thing's from Jersey too!
10:05What is it?
10:06It's called a Snooki!
10:08A breakout personality from the series,
10:11Snooki's antics ran the gamut,
10:12making her notoriously famous for her overly friendly personality.
10:16Snooki!
10:18Don't let her get away!
10:19South Park took a jab at the entire reality show
10:22in the It's a Jersey Thing episode.
10:24Your tactics don't work on me.
10:26Snooki went smush-smush.
10:28Snooki is portrayed as a goblin-like creature
10:31that attacks any man she encounters within the town
10:34while mumbling her name and other sounds no one can understand.
10:38I like this!
10:43Number 20, The Jonas Brothers.
10:46Season 13 of South Park opened with Kenny getting himself a new girlfriend.
10:50Tammy Warner!
10:51She's the only girl in school whose family is actually poorer than Kenny's.
10:55It's really kind of beautiful if you ask me.
10:57To gain her favor,
10:58he takes her to a Jonas Brothers concert,
11:00which she is eternally excited about,
11:03providing fans of the show an extra treat.
11:06Clean my room if I'm not it, baby!
11:09Not only did it give us a chance to see Godzilla Mickey Mouse,
11:14a fabulous impersonation by the way,
11:16Oh boy!
11:17I just love flying all the way to Colorado to hear about your problems!
11:21It gave us a great send-up of the trio of singers.
11:24I love you too!
11:25Until then, go back to Montreal.
11:27Cause I still love you, baby!
11:31Between the overuse of bae-bae in their singing,
11:34to the suggestive dances in front of the young audience,
11:37it's everything you need to know about the Disney-era Jonas Brothers.
11:40We all wear purity rings.
11:42It means we are going to be pure and not have sex until we're married.
11:46And it means we stay away from bad stuff
11:48and avoid people who swear or watch naughty TV shows.
11:51That's just how we roll.
11:52Number 19. Bono
11:54Hello everyone! I am Bono.
11:58Apparently Bono is not just the lead singer of U2.
12:01He's also an actual, literal piece of crap.
12:04When Randy Marsh takes a record-setting crap,
12:07he steals the title away from, you guessed it, Bono,
12:10who is none too pleased, let us tell you.
12:13He can't beat my nine and a half curricks!
12:15Well, he's going to die.
12:17Fine!
12:18But he has to take the crap in front of you in Zurich!
12:21But then it's revealed that Bono hadn't previously taken the world's biggest crap.
12:26He is the world's biggest crap.
12:28The second talking piece of poo in the South Park universe,
12:31but the first to take the form of a human.
12:32Somebody's been keeping it a secret.
12:34Bono was never the record holder.
12:36He's the record!
12:38According to the show,
12:40it's his status as a hunk of excrement
12:41that explains why Bono can do so much good in the world,
12:45yet still appear like a huge turd.
12:47Bono could not be reached for comment
12:48as he is currently in Africa helping the needy.
12:50Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
12:54Number 18.
12:55Phil Collins
12:56Oh, I think it's a horrible tragedy, isn't it?
13:00Let this be a lesson to all future musicians.
13:03Should you ever find yourself competing with Trey Parker and Matt Stone
13:06for a Best Original Song Oscar,
13:08then do yourself a favor and pull out,
13:10because the consequences for beating them will not be to your liking.
13:13Genesis singer Phil Collins learned this the hard way
13:16after You'll Be In My Heart won over Blame Canada
13:19at the 2000 Academy Awards.
13:21You'll be inside of me
13:24Deep inside of me
13:28As revenge, the creators had Collins make an appearance in South Park,
13:32where he was depicted as a boring singer
13:34that's constantly clutching his Oscar,
13:37which was later shoved where the sun don't shine.
13:39Lovely.
13:40Put me down, you filthy bastards!
13:43Number 17.
13:44Michael Jackson
13:45Here I am, blanket!
13:46Despite his alias of Michael Jefferson,
13:52it's obvious who South Park is targeting here.
13:55Guys, this is my dad, Michael Jeff-
13:57Jefferson!
13:58Michael Jefferson, yeah.
13:59Hey, you wanna play with me?
14:01The childish singer has made numerous appearances over the years,
14:05most notably in the episode when he moves to South Park
14:07to get away from the constant accusations of inappropriate behavior.
14:12I am sick and tired of people harassing Mr. Jefferson!
14:14All I've been hearing since Mr. Jefferson moved here are sick lies!
14:18After his neglected son, Blanket, makes friends with Stan,
14:21Kyle, Kenny, and Cartman,
14:23Jackson tries to join the fun as a way of living out the childhood he missed.
14:27Would you like to ride the train with me
14:29and start a magical journey?
14:33Yes, I would, Mr. Jefferson.
14:36You're so awesome, Mr. Jefferson.
14:39Even as a ghost or a hologram,
14:41the infantile Jackson can't deal with what people say about him.
14:45So ignorant.
14:46He appears to be just a hologram, sir.
14:48No, it's ignorant.
14:50You don't understand.
14:51We have to stop them.
14:52Hee hee hee hee.
14:53Number 16.
14:54Jeff Bezos.
14:55He's the founder of one of the largest companies in the world.
14:58He recently used his billion-dollar fortune
15:00to take a trip to outer space.
15:02His company is even responsible
15:04for powering many of the world's websites.
15:06See how the worker begins to question his determination.
15:10Without his Amazon Prime status,
15:12he fluctuates between being and non-being.
15:14With all of that fame and fortune,
15:16none of it comes close to being mocked on South Park.
15:19Is that so?
15:20Now those fools will pay.
15:23What fools will pay?
15:24Oh, no, sorry.
15:25Um, you say you have worker consumers willing to box?
15:28Shown in season 22's two-parter
15:30about Amazon's fulfillment centers,
15:33Jeff Bezos is shown as a man
15:34with an extremely large head
15:36who seems to speak telepathically.
15:38Because the customer is all that matters.
15:41Now orders are going unfulfilled
15:43all over the state of Colorado.
15:45Inspired by an old episode of Star Trek,
15:48it's the perfect depiction of a man
15:49who seems to have grown to be so much more
15:51than just another corporate mogul.
15:53Socialist friend, yes.
15:55He's starting to rattle his sword now, too.
15:57Alexa, kill Kenny.
15:59Okay, I'll kill Kenny for you.
16:01No!
16:02Why are you doing this?
16:03Number 15, Barbara Streisand.
16:06Hey, no wonder that Barbara Streisand lady wanted it.
16:09Oh, who was that?
16:12Oh, just this really, really old lady
16:14who wishes she was still only 45.
16:17The singer has been cited as Matt Stone
16:19and Trey Parker's most hated celebrity,
16:21and she certainly gets one of the more abstract treatments
16:24of any famous person.
16:25Depicted as Mecha Streisand,
16:34she destroys South Park after obtaining
16:36an ancient artifact from the boys
16:38by tormenting them with her singing.
16:40All right.
16:41You asked for it!
16:42It takes the likes of Leonard Maltin,
16:50Sidney Poitier,
16:51and Robert Smith of The Cure
16:52to eventually destroy her
16:54with their kaiju transformation abilities.
16:56But Tom Cruise and his fellow pissed-off celebrities
16:58later revive her.
16:59Great scut!
17:01It's Barbara Streisand!
17:02I thought Barbara Streisand
17:07had been destroyed by the Roberts and Smiths.
17:09This time, only a duet with Neil Diamond
17:11can mollify the gargantuan robotic musical diva.
17:14Well, that's because I loved you, girl,
17:17and I still love you now.
17:19What have you got to say?
17:24Number 14, Michael Bay.
17:27Mr. Bay, can you think of any ideas
17:29how to outwit these terrorists?
17:30It may only be a short cameo,
17:33but that's all South Park needs
17:34to discredit this director.
17:36After he's brought in as a consultant
17:38on how to deal with a security threat,
17:40all Bay can do is spout off ideas
17:41for special effects.
17:43The military council eventually calls him out on it
17:45and demands ideas instead.
17:47But, of course, Bay being Bay,
17:49he doesn't know the difference.
17:50We start by making a big CG building,
17:53and then we have a meteor go,
17:54whoosh!
17:55And it's all like,
17:56and motorcycles burst into flame
17:59while they jump over these helicopters.
18:00We didn't think it was possible
18:02to burn a celebrity this badly in 30 seconds,
18:04but once again,
18:06Matt Stone and Trey Parker found a way.
18:08Those aren't ideas.
18:09Those are special effects.
18:13I don't understand the difference.
18:15Number 13, Al Gore.
18:17And someday,
18:19when the world is rid of ManBearPig,
18:22everyone will say,
18:23thank you, Al Gore.
18:25You're super awesome.
18:27Poor Al has done a lot of good in his career,
18:29but if that were to stop Matt Stone and Trey Parker
18:32from mocking the former vice president,
18:34what kind of satirists would they be?
18:36This is the end of you, ManBearPig.
18:38Depicted as unstable and almost insane
18:41when it comes to his search for the imaginary ManBearPig,
18:44Gore is sometimes seen wearing a cape while running around,
18:47pretending to fly.
18:48I've killed MVP,
18:50and now I must save the world from something else.
18:53Maybe I'll make a movie.
18:54A movie starring me.
18:56Then people will take me super serial.
19:00Excelsior!
19:03Speaking in an effeminate manner,
19:05Gore is perfectly detached from reality,
19:07living in a world where an animal can be half man,
19:10half bear,
19:11and half pig
19:11all at the same time.
19:13It is a creature which roams the earth alone.
19:16It is half man,
19:18half bear,
19:19and half pig.
19:21Number 12.
19:23Caesar Milan.
19:23So tell me what are the problems you are having with the child?
19:26Despite being just a kid,
19:27Cartman's misbehavior can at times be a force of nature
19:30that not even his mother can stop.
19:33Who else then could possibly control the boy?
19:35Why, the dog whisperer, of course.
19:38No dog is too much for me to handle.
19:40While he's well known for his work with canines,
19:42in the world of South Park,
19:44Caesar Milan turns out to be the one person
19:46able to keep Cartman in check.
19:48How?
19:48By treating him like a dog.
19:50Once again, I am the one going for a walk.
19:52This is about me.
19:52The child is lucky enough to come along.
19:54Mom, this is degrading.
19:56Ah, goddammit.
19:58Despite the role reversal,
19:59Milan actually gets off rather easy,
20:01considering he's portrayed in a positive light.
20:04He reigned in and owned Cartman at every turn.
20:07How's that for an achievement?
20:08See, this is the behavior we've been looking for.
20:10Number 11, Rob Reiner.
20:12Don't they know how dangerous it is to their health?
20:15Don't they know the hazard of secondhand smoke?
20:17He's given us The Princess Bride,
20:19Stand By Me, and a few other good flicks,
20:22which in South Park gets you portrayed
20:23as a fat, arrogant mess of a man
20:26who cares more about pushing his ideas onto people
20:28than actually following his own creed.
20:30I will end smoking in bars in Colorado.
20:33There will be no more smoking.
20:36Isn't he awesome, you guys?
20:37When the boys blame the tobacco industry for their smoking,
20:40Reiner rallies the town against it
20:42by means of creating a commercial
20:43that nearly kills the kids for the sake of realism.
20:46It's probably not the best idea to take health advice
20:49from a man full of green goo.
20:50My goo!
20:52My precious goo!
20:56Number 10, Mark Zuckerberg.
20:59No matter how you look at it,
21:00Facebook is a website that changed the world.
21:02Thanks for coming, Mr. Zuckerberg.
21:05It is a great honor to be here, amongst all of you.
21:08We'll let you decide whether that's for the good or not,
21:10but in South Park, they certainly had their opinion.
21:13It's here we see the town up in arms
21:15over misinformation being spread on Facebook,
21:18so they invite its founder, Mark Zuckerberg, to talk about it.
21:21Facebook has become a tool for some
21:23to disrupt our country and our community.
21:26Much like his answers during the 2018 congressional hearings,
21:29his depiction in South Park is of a man who dodges questions
21:33and spouts a lot of misunderstood nonsense.
21:35Now I see you're trying to use your style over mine.
21:39Now you try to block me.
21:40He randomly shows up in people's homes
21:44and seems utterly oblivious to how the real world works.
21:48Get out of our fridge!
21:50This puny refrigerator could not block me.
21:52What makes you think you can?
21:54We're not sure if it's funny or just disturbing.
21:56Hold on.
21:57That's not true.
21:59Facebook says it's true.
22:01No!
22:04Number 9, Tom Cruise.
22:05So you're not the prophet, huh?
22:08You made me look stupid.
22:09I'm gonna sue you too.
22:10Well, fine.
22:11Go ahead and sue me.
22:12I will.
22:13I'll sue you in England.
22:14All aspects of Tom Cruise's controversial personality
22:17and lifestyle are heavily parodied
22:19in the classic and controversial episode
22:22Trapped in the Closet.
22:25The frozen alien bodies were loaded
22:27onto Xenu's galactic cruisers,
22:29which looked like DC-8s,
22:30except with rocket engines.
22:32When he's led to believe that Stan
22:33is the reincarnation of Scientology founder
22:36L. Ron Hubbard,
22:37Cruise sycophantically seeks his approval.
22:40L. Ron?
22:41L. Ron!
22:42It really is you!
22:44Oh, this is the greatest day of my life.
22:47Aw, dude, I need to go to bed.
22:48He's utterly devastated
22:50when Stan admits he's not as good as an actor
22:52as some others in Hollywood.
22:54So he barricades himself away
22:55and waits for various celebs
22:57to attempt to lure him out of the literal closet.
23:00Tom?
23:01Tom, it's Nicole.
23:03Hi, Nicole.
23:05Tom, don't you think this has gone on long enough?
23:08It's time for you to come out of the closet.
23:11Likely as a form of retaliation at the real Cruise
23:13after he had a rerun of the episode banned,
23:15poor old Tom gets it again in some later episodes.
23:19Number 8.
23:20Russell Crowe.
23:21Born in New Zealand in 64,
23:24a hot-headed actor named Russell Crowe.
23:26He loves to act, but he loves one thing more,
23:28fighting around the world.
23:30This Australian actor aptly has a show called
23:33Russell Crowe Fightin' Around the World,
23:36and that title really says it all.
23:38Fighting round the world.
23:41Russell Crowe.
23:42Crowe randomly beats people up
23:44who are even slightly critical about his work,
23:46and even a few who aren't, to be honest.
23:49Dude, the director said to cut it.
23:51My fightin' is poetry.
23:52You don't edit Russell Crowe's poetry,
23:54you testicle.
23:55Along with his good friend Tugger, a boat,
24:02the incredibly offensive Australian beats up folks
24:04and calls them various names.
24:06Oh my god, it's Russell Crowe!
24:08Oh my god, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
24:11Why don't you mind your own business, you scrotum?
24:14Perhaps worst of all,
24:16he even beats up a cancer patient
24:17in a misguided attempt to fight cancer itself.
24:20Even poor Tugger grows tired of Crowe's antics in the end.
24:23Think I feel your heartbeat?
24:25Can you feel that?
24:28Number 7.
24:29James Cameron.
24:30This is it.
24:32Throttle down!
24:33He's directed some of the most successful movies of all time,
24:36set a record by traveling deeper into the Mariana Trench
24:39than anyone else,
24:41and has one hell of a catchy theme song.
24:43His name is James Cameron,
24:45the bravest pioneer.
24:47No budget too steep, no seat too deep.
24:49Who's that? It's him, James Cameron.
24:51On a mission to raise the bar of humanity,
24:54which dropped to new lows after we accepted Honey Boo Boo,
24:57Cameron once again descends into the darkness of the ocean,
25:00encountering Randy Newman along the way.
25:02I've been diving in the deep,
25:05and I'm feeling so cheap.
25:07While everyone else seems bored of his exploits,
25:09we can't get enough of them.
25:11Oh, and congrats on being the only Canadian in South Park
25:14who doesn't look like, well, every other Canadian.
25:17James Cameron does what James Cameron does,
25:20because James Cameron is James Cameron.
25:24Number 6. Jennifer Lopez
25:26If you're looking for an impersonation of J-Lo on South Park,
25:29you'll have to pick one.
25:31Fulfill all your wishes with my taco-flavored kisses.
25:35Taco, taco.
25:35She's fantastic. Who is she?
25:37The show featured two very distinctly different versions
25:40of the singer-slash-actress in the show's seventh season.
25:43The lifelike one certainly lines up
25:46with an exaggerated incarnation of the real deal.
25:48Well, uh, Miss Lopez, we regret to inform you
25:51that, uh, we're dropping you from the label.
25:55What? Oh, no, you didn't!
25:57But for us, it's Cartman's hand puppet of J-Lo
26:00that takes the cake.
26:01Nothing more than hair and lipstick
26:03on Cartman's thumb and forefinger,
26:05she's the real star of this episode.
26:07I've got a hunger, only tacos can't stop.
26:08I know exactly what I'll order.
26:10Three tacos, two tostadas, and a soda pop.
26:12Gentlemen, we have ourselves a hit.
26:15Between singing about tacos and burritos,
26:18starring in a video,
26:19and having Ben Affleck fall in love with her,
26:21nothing could be a better send-up of the original.
26:23Jenny, can I kiss you?
26:25No!
26:26Yes, oh yes, Ben, kiss me!
26:27Aw, goddammit!
26:29Number 5. Mel Gibson
26:31How dare you call me crazy!
26:34This means war!
26:35He's one of the few South Park characters
26:37to have his real face used for his parody.
26:40Jesus, oh how I love you!
26:42How I love you, Jesus!
26:44When Stan and Kenny travel to Gibson's house
26:47to get their money back for the Passion of the Christ,
26:49he promptly strips down and asks the boys
26:51to inflict pain on him.
26:53Now, with the Braveheart blue face paint,
26:55Gibson chases the boys back to South Park,
26:57where he insists that the whole town beat him down.
27:00So, you boys have led me here to your secret base, huh?
27:03He's hilariously masochistic
27:05and ends this brilliant episode by,
27:08well, we can't actually show you that.
27:10Just think, this episode actually came out
27:12two years before Gibson's reputation went down the tubes.
27:15Our $18, your movie sucked!
27:17You can't say my movie sucked,
27:19or else you're saying Christianity sucks!
27:21Number 4. Caitlyn Jenner
27:23I'm not going to apologize for saying Caitlyn Jenner isn't a hero!
27:26Her gender affirmation caused a media storm,
27:29so of course South Park was going to take a stab at her.
27:32Contradicting popular opinion,
27:34Kyle states that coming out as transgender
27:36doesn't make her a hero,
27:37and that she's getting caught up in her own publicity.
27:40I thought we were all on board
27:41that Caitlyn Jenner is an amazing, beautiful woman
27:43who had the exquisite bravery
27:44of a butterfly flying against the wind.
27:46As if that weren't bad enough,
27:48she goes on to become the vice president of the United States
27:51after running alongside Donald Trump,
27:53uh, we mean Garrison.
27:55Buckle up, fuckaroo!
27:59Number 3. Kanye West
28:01Hey man, I'm a genius, alright?
28:03I'm the most talented musician in the world!
28:05Never have fish dicks been so funny.
28:08Well, unless you're Yeezy.
28:09No, because you said you like fish dicks, Kanye.
28:12Don't you get it?
28:13You see, fish dicks is a play on words.
28:16Apparently, Kanye is the only one
28:17who doesn't understand the childish gag,
28:19as he goes on a murderous rampage
28:21in his attempt to have the joke explained.
28:23I ain't gonna hurt you.
28:24I pay people to do that for me.
28:27Oh, shit, oh no, man!
28:29He eventually sets his ego aside
28:31and accepts his life as a gay fish.
28:33Now content with his newly found sexuality,
28:36he wastes no time mingling
28:37with other seafaring creatures.
28:39I wanted to be free with other creatures like me
28:41and now I got my wish
28:43cause I know that I'm a gay fish, gay fish.
28:46However, he eventually decides to marry a hobbit.
28:49If she was here, you could all see for yourself
28:52how beautiful she is.
28:53But she can't be here
28:54because she has a movie coming out on Friday
28:56directed by Peter Jackson called The Hobbit.
28:59This depiction perfectly captures
29:01the rapper's egotistical nature
29:03while throwing in just enough trademark
29:05South Park randomness
29:06to make this the ultimate celebrity send-up.
29:09My girl ain't no hobbit.
29:11Please God tell me I'm not engaged to no hobbit.
29:14It is not a hobbit.
29:17Number two, Lord.
29:18Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord, I am Lord.
29:22Randy Marsh is Lord.
29:23That's about the gist of it.
29:24Yet somehow the way the show approaches
29:26the idea of Randy having a double life
29:28as the New Zealand pop star makes it work.
29:31And then finally I use the auto-tune.
29:33Sparkling in touch, feeling good on a Wednesday.
29:35Giving me the hope, giving, giving me the hope to go on.
29:40While no one seems to be able to see
29:42through Randy's flimsy disguise,
29:44which is limited to throwing on a dress
29:45and yelling out that he's Lord,
29:47there's also an odd sincerity to this running gag.
29:50Okay, uh, oh, yaw, yaw, yaw, yaw, yaw.
29:54Aside from the obvious joke
29:56of having Stan's dad pose as a young female singer,
29:59the way the characters speak so highly of her
30:01kind of makes us want Randy and Lord
30:03to be the same person.
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30:21Number one, Donald Trump.
30:23Satan!
30:24I don't want to right now.
30:26What?
30:27Hey, relax!
30:28Come on, Satan, I've been working hard all day!
30:30This show, in its 27th season,
30:33just casually dropped the most provocative,
30:36visually outrageous,
30:38and socially pointed celebrity parody
30:40it has ever produced.
30:42The Trump satire certainly pushed boundaries,
30:45with a hyper-realistic deepfake
30:47of the naked president
30:48and a surreal plot
30:50in which he romantically courts Satan
30:52and sues the town of South Park.
30:54The episode doesn't just insult Trump
30:56and his evil, easily offended nature,
30:59but it's also a layered social commentary
31:01on his A.I. deregulation
31:04and corporate influence.
31:06Casual viewers loved the topical satire,
31:09and longtime fans praised the episode
31:11for being a nostalgic return to the crass
31:14in-your-face style of earlier seasons.
31:17When things heat up,
31:18who will deliver us from temptation?
31:23Donald J. Drepp.
31:25Which one do you think was the funniest?
31:27Let us know in the comments.
31:29Aw, come on, Satan.
31:31You know you can't resist this.
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