South Park just dropped a new episode that hits as hard as your favorite hip hop beat. In “Sermon on the ‘Mount,” the creators go full savage on Trump. They mock him in ways few dare today. The show skewers the president as a narcissistic con man with a tiny ego—and, well, a tiny everything. This isn’t your typical lampooning. It shreds Trump with biting humor and crude AI visuals.
The episode premieres against crazy backdrops. It arrived a week after Colbert got canned and right before a huge deal with Paramount. The timing is fierce. Cartman even faces an existential crisis when liberal voices vanish from his favorite NPR. Meanwhile, Stan’s dad, Randy, rallies his crew over illegal holy visits in schools.
At the White House, the animated Trump takes center stage. He appears as a fundamentalist schemer obsessed with money and power. The creators lead viewers from absurd legal battles to a live-action, AI-generated desert scene where even Trump’s anatomy joins the joke.
Parker and Stone are dropping mad truth. They mix satire with sharp political critique that challenges mainstream media silence. With each joke, they remind us that speaking truth matters. Their art is raw, unfiltered, and a wake-up call for anyone tired of scripted narratives. In a time when genuine dissent is rare, South Park’s irreverence feels both hilarious and essential for our culture.
SOURCE:
Rolling Stone
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