The way Cesar LAAAAUGHED at Cartman's mom thinking they were becoming friends and him telling her she's just a client, you KNOWWWW Cesar dealt with that for real LMAOOOOO
Not gonna lie if Caesar came to my house to help train my dog I'd probably have to reel in the same feelings. "No guys he came to my house and we're totally BFFs now!"
Most people get really offended by 'their' South Park episode. I'm really glad you enjoyed it; see how they honor your practice, and could also look at the humor.
Tbh they bash most celebrities on that show, sometimes they straight up insult them but it's just a prank bro so they can't get mad, this is an unique case.
@@bernardsoul5186 But they should know that it is comedy and light hearted overall. Children sometimes make you look ridiculous but you don't get mad at them
@ I don't think children can ever pull off what Matt and Trey Parker do lol like are you for real? It's very easy to say we would have thicker skin, but until we are actually humiliated globally on a very popular tv show that everyone in your children's classroom watched the way Tom Cruise or Paris Hilton or Sarah Jessica Parker were, we really can't know
Cesar: "You see what I am doing? I am ignoring the episode for 13 years. This is to show the episode that I am dominant. If you give the episode attention, you give it power...and the episode will not respet you."
This is a rare time in South Park were they didn’t bash on a celebrity. They embrace his skills, and for this is why this is a great episode. From start to finished.
What celebrity have they bashed that had actual talents ? Miley circus ? Britney spears ? Tom cruise ? John travolta ? Barba streisand ? Oprah Winfrey ? Snooki? Lorde? Al'gore ? Obama? Santa ? Etc.. Etc.. Etc.. Its all just fake media personality's, its impossible not to bash them.. Here il try: Today miley cyrus made me proud, she shook her ass for 10 minutes while i played a song in the background and we made an album togheter and named it after her so i can use the miley cyrus brand to sell more cd's and miley earned money shaking her ass ! And then we practiced masturbating infront of thousands of innocent people on the big stage !!! Miley cyrus is the best ya'll.
I like how instead of saying, “that’s what my character did” he’s like, “so that’s what I did.” And he explains his actions as if he was the one who took them
Yo grimy remember u said "I'm peeing on the seat, give me a raise! Now I'm returning to work without washing my hands, *but* it doesn't matter, because *I'm* Homer Simpson!" Then d!ed. Good times...good times
Makes perfect sense, considering Cartman is an imaginary character. However, we've all had a Cartman in our lives. Or maybe several. Perhaps even we are the Cartman in someone else's life.
what an absolutely humble man. Trey and Matt didn't even make fun of him in the episode, they more so were almost honoring him and paying a heartfelt homage to what he does.
Humble and caring. He actually got choked up at the end when Cartman’s mom goes right back to spoiling him. Cesar so much sadness when he explained that unfortunately, it happens with many of his clients, as well, that some people just don’t have the fortitude to keep doing what’s best for the dog.
In the commentary for this episode Trey talks about how much he loves the dog whisperer shows and how they make him cry, and how much he hates the shows with out of control kids. The perfect combo of a dog whisperer taking on cartman
They definitely were still making fun of him I mean Trey and Matt aren't gonna let one celebrity off the hook lmao especially when he had controversy abt alpha dogs and shiz lol
Normally SP portrays people as caricatures of themselves. They did such a loving job of NOT making it a caricature. The comedy was strictly in the Dog Whisperer training a child, rather than making fun of the Dog Whisperer.
They did make a caricature though (by treating Cartman as a dog). Cesar's inner and outer worlds are aligned, so there's no surprise or shame triggered and he loves their representation of his mannerisms.
@@Tyrunner0097 the Tourette's Syndrome Association actually commended them for how accurate their portrayal of the syndrome actually is. The episode is very accurate with the delivery of information while still being hilarious. When they heard that South Park was making an episode on tourettes, they were initially upset. But after seeing it, they changed their stance when they realized how well researched it was and how accurate the information was.
@@tysquirt111 Same for the two-parter "You're Getting Old" and "Ass Burgers". How Stan sees things and how he feels is not that far off from what I see as well, since I have Asperger's Syndrome. Sometimes, I do end up seeing the more shi**y side of things, the way Stan does. It was very relatable.
I think the reason Trey and Matt didn't make fun of Ceaser is because they're genuine fans of both him and what he does. He's not smug and he genuinely uses his influence and wealth to help people. It was said in the DVD commentary of this episode that either Trey or Matt were HUGE fans of the show back in the day and they were like "how'd he fare against Cartman?" And BAM! Instant Episode!
What's weirder: the fact that the South Park's writers captured his work ethics so accurately, or the the fact that after a bit Cesar speaks like the episode really happened and he was there?
The think is, they research the crap out of whatever the episode is going to be about. They weren't wrong about anything in the Mormon episode, same with many others.
Actually, I think the makers of South Park watched Cesar on tv, then had an epiphany about how they could make Cartman docile, for the time being anyway. It's really not making fun of Cesar and his techniques, it's just projecting those on Cartman that's so entertaining. :)
To anyone who needs to know: Trey Parker made this episode because he loved the show and loved Cesar. This was not a case of making fun of something this was very much a loving tribute.
@@absurddive Oh yeh, I believe it was scandalous when the whole town covered for Scott and Cartman's dad just for the sake of the team. I imagine Trey and Matt have a huge collection of Broncos memorabilia.
@@oblivious0rebellion When was Kanye mad? All I have seen from Kanye was a block post where he said South Park roasted him. He never got mad at it. Lemme guess, you got that from ScreenRant? Because they have been full of shit for quite some times just to get clicks.
So tragically true. ⇒ Why US skoolz suck. 🇺🇸 🏫📚Parents & Admins disempower Teachers 🎓📉 Why our culture is failing. 🏚😠🥴🥳🏚 Cesar could save us. Can he run for.., oh, dang it. 🇲🇽
Oh yeah because the UK and Mexico are real bastions of world leadership right? The UK is a shadow of its former self and Mexico has never been anything in the globalized era. The US has more leaders than both those countries combined and the results speak for themselves.
It wasn’t just disappointment. It seemed like Cesar actually got a little choked up with sadness when he told us how the same thing often happens with his clients, that some people just don’t have the fortitude to keep doing what’s best for their dog. It must be painful for someone who dedicates their whole life to helping dogs, and then to watch clients flush all their hard work and progress down the drain and go right back to their old ways. And knowing the dog will suffer as a result and it’s out of Cesar’s hands.
South Park didn't make fun of him, coz he isn't a pretentious douche like most celebrities. He's a genuine guy that just helps ppl. He isn't full of annoying egotistical traits that are usually picked on by the creators.
I think it is more like it is very recognisable for him and he has to deal with it in a pleasant way - to keep his customer happy. But he must also remain distant. I guess this was his guilty pleasure; he'd wish he could react like that ;)
@@corbeau-_- hahaha indeed. I can imagine many clients do fall for him or at the very least be somewhat attracted to him with his prowess in his profession and his authoritative yet balanced and peace keeping nature. And I could see this being very hard to keep that distance when it's time to go at times.
This right here is one of the main reasons the internet is not complete crap. Wholesome and educational, but also a little vicariously raunchy. Your understanding of social energy exchanges is next level. Thanks for making this!
Me too. It's kinda like one of those "real doctor reacts to medical scenes" videos, only it's the character _himself_ reacting/commenting/explaining things. So cool!
You’d be surprised how accurately South Park depicted real life people in Cartmen and his mom. It’s actually brilliant. If you’ve ever seen Cesar’s shows or live tours, you’d actually be blown away by how good of a job they made this episode:)
I think he's trying to explain how accurate they are and shows that even tho the show is fictional, it still happens with his real clients (and dogs) lol
Ya never know, man. With Cartman something's bound to be afoot. I'm sure Cesar will be prepared, though. Or at least he has one of the better chances. 😆
He embraces the joke so much that he even talks about the episode as if it was actually him on the screen dealing with Cartman, like in the past tense as if it all really happened. This is a cool video!
Yeah, but unlike PC Principle, Ceasar's entire influence got completely erased off-screen between this and the next episode. This was supposed to be a lampshading of the "Status Quo is God" format and an example of how Cartman can sometimes get what he wants without using any violence.
According to other comments the commentary Matt and trey give for that episode said they was actually huge fans of his shows, so they must have already noticed all that from being fans!
But it also shows the accuracy to the actual show and actual training of dogs in this episode. Honestly, I don't think Matt and Trey get enough credit for how much they will research a topic or show to make sure it's portrayed accurately, even though it's pure immature satire.
9:25 "That's what I do for dogs, and that's what I was doing for Cartman at this time..." I love how Cesar forgets that this isn't actually him. He treats a cartoon parody like it's an actual episode of his show that he kinda remembers filming
@@fjorgyn7438 Yeah, because he's not a shitty person. Most of the other celebrites the show has portrayed have a fake persona or are just a fake person.
I wish Kenny and Kyle saw Cartman throw up black sludge and see him transform and morph into rock and all that 😂 and transform to a pussy. I would LOVE to see them make fun of him!
This was one of the best episodes. It hit so many smart points and the guest focus, Cesar, wasn’t torn down or ridiculed (because he isn’t an obnoxious public personality). Especially the end, where Mrs. Cartman is “just a client.” Very smart writing.
Well given Matt & Trey did their research of Cesar quite spot on and adjusted it accordingly to work on a child such as Cartman And all in all Cesar is congratulating them on their impersonation of him All in all: through Transitive Properties Cesar Milan “did” train Cartman
I actually really like that for some reason. He also talks about this situation, like he actually trained Cartman even though he obviously isn't real, and I like that as well.
@@musiclaboratory9694 The thing that blew me away when I originally watched this episode was that Matt and Trey actually seemed to admire and respect Cesar. I mean they didn't even have him bang Cartman's mom.
This is wonderful to see Cesar enjoy the episode so much, and to confirm how well done the episode is! South Park didn't utilize Cesar as a character in order to make fun of him, they utilized him as a character in order to make fun of Cartman's terrible behaviour. Hilarious episode.
@@r.thomas9648 The writers are not very... Conventional when regarding to celebrities. If Cesar ever wanted to come into the show. I can almost assure you that the last character he would play would be himself. If you ever saw the episode where Stan has a gay dog called Sparky. His barks where played by none other than George Clooney himself, and another celebrity rejected taking part in the show because he would not be playing himself on it.
Unfortunately, they can't ask celebrities to voice themselves, because then if they say no, due to the way parody is handled in copyright laws, they can no longer ask another VA to voice them while enjoying the copyright protections that parodies are entitled to.
Also if I’m remembering right the creators Matt and Trey when having guest stars on the show they prefer that the guest star isn’t voicing themselves necessarily. For example, Jerry Seinfeld was a guest star and he voiced a Turkey or a chicken I can’t remember which. Anywhozels, that was one of my fav. Episodes and love Ceasar reaction to the satirical show. 🥰
a hero? not a hero, he is the MAN Cesar in South Park was the only man who managed to dominate Cartman and did not receive his revenge, it was the best episode in all of South Park and I loved how that fat bastard was treated xD
Trey Parker said in the dvd commentary for this episode that he genuinely loves Cesar's show and it always makes him cry. This portrayal was definitely done from a place of respect. And it's great that Cesar loves it!!
In the DVD commentary of this episode, Trey Parker talked about how much he LOVED Dog Whisperer and admitted that the end results often made him cry. :)
I've watched that episode many times in the past and I've just realized that Cesar is the only celebrity that was not insulted in any way by Tray and Mat.Not even once.That means crazy respect.
On the DVD commentary for the episode the South Park boys talk about how much they love the Dog Whisperer. One mentions that he's ended up crying at some episodes when people's lives have been changed by Cesar. And it says a lot for their writing that they knew Cartman's mum was what allowed Cartman to misbehave. Seeing real life Cesar's genuine sadness at the end of the episode bit deep because, as he said, he's seen it happen. It's one of my favourite episodes because even not knowing of Cesar at the time, I recognised the teaching and the character work as solid.
I think most celebrities are angry about it because they can't laugh at themselves. Nobody dares to make fun of them in their everyday life because they are something so big in the world so they don't really have friends around teaching them to take some joking about them. Anyone who has seen more life outside the hollywood way can take those jokes, but most of the big actors and show runners have been at it since they were 18 or they are afraid of their reputation going bad which they then make worse themselves.
Riku yeah that’s true but the Jonas Brothers did acknowledge about them being in the show. They understand at the time a lot of people did make fun of them for wearing purity rings
if I recall correctly, the NAACP also LOVED "With apologies to Jesse Jackson"...you know, the episode where they say the N word like 80 times? The American Tourette's league also loved that episode.
That's what I love about South Park, they don't just make pointless fun of things. They do so much research. Like The Magic The Gathering episode, they researched all the cards and the actual game rules and everything.
I love the south park Cesar Millan's line "I am not being aggressive, I am being dominant." I had a feeling this South Park episode had at least some similarities to the Dog Whisperer. The whole "pack leader" thing made sense.
Everything around us is connected, the trees, animals , living and non living things. The mechanization and behavior we adapt today is coming from the nature. God created this beautiful world . Its just that we never truly appreciate what he given to us. We still have much to learn
@@diegoflores3422 Not totally a myth, yeah that is really an exageration but dogs actually have leaders (alpha), and that is you when they join to your family. Youre the "pack leader" though
Mr Milan is the best of the best. The fact he can appreciate the accuracy, humor, and help us further deconstruct this episode speaks to Cesar’s depth of character, talent, skill, ability, and healthy sense of self.
Cesar is one of the a few people that south park actually showed some respect to instead of making fun of him and it’s honestly well fucking deserved. He’s such a humble man and all he wants is help people with their pets, such a cool dude.
A lot of the respect is that he and his methods is not the joke of the episode. The joke premise is wouldn't it be funny if a child was trained like a dog and Cesar is a good person to use for doing that training. Had the joke been tv dog trainers is really training murder animals, I don't see Cesar being portrayed as nice.
Cartman's mom: I though we were friends. Cartoon Cesar: nah not really, you're just a client Real Cesar: Burst out laughting, prolly cause it's what happens in real life too 😄 best reaction ever 🤣
Trey Parker said in the DVD commentary for this episode that he loved the Cesar Milan show and always binge watches his show. And it definitely shows in this episode because they’re not “making fun” of Cesar Milan or his show, but more honoring his show and how effective Cesar’s methods are.
Cesar is so humble to acknowledge that South park made him even more famous. Humility is an indicator of honesty. Cesar is very good at what he does, which is why he can set his ego aside and make such a comment.
Dude, I'm also surprised how he took the vileness of this episode, and effortlessly turned it into another Caesar Milan teaching. He's definitely watched it before. Many times. :D
The way Cartman's mom enables him again at the end to get him to go to the concert with her because Cesar won't shows the root of the problem in the first place. Excellent writing.
I agree, absolutely also one of my favorites. I have often wondered if he knew about this episode and what his thoughts were, so I was naturally happy to see this video :D
If you follow the instructions of your teacher, if you think what would your teacher would tell you to do and then do it, and you use those techniques to succeed, its the same thing as being there.
It was soooooo hilarious early in the episode when Cesar first arrives, and turns his back to Cartman: "I'm ignoring the child, I'm not acknowledging the child..." And the real Cesar is essentially saying "yes they got this correct, that's what I do". Glorious.
@@admiralgoodboy He means how he's talking about the scenes where's he's training cartman, as if he was actually there himself that day training cartman, rather than it being a cartoon of him doing so. It's a testament to how great this portrayal of him is. And it's very endearing to hear him talk about it in this manner.
@@Gardow It really shows how good South Park is at writing. Its kinda funny how some of this dog training can be useful for raising kids and he actually points that out lol
I liked the epiphany at the end, where they make it very clear that Cartmans mother is heavily responsible for the way he is. Her loneliness makes her spoil her son, because that's all she has in life.
17:22 CESAR IS ACTUALLY VISUALLY GENUINELY DISAPPOINTED THAT CARTMAN'S MOM RELAPSES AND GOES BACK TO GIVING CARTMAN WHATEVER HE WANTS. Cesar takes his work very seriously, even when it comes to South Park, lol!
I love how Cesar talks about the episode like he was really there and he's recounting a memory. It shows how accurate they were.
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The way Cesar LAAAAUGHED at Cartman's mom thinking they were becoming friends and him telling her she's just a client, you KNOWWWW Cesar dealt with that for real LMAOOOOO
Not gonna lie if Caesar came to my house to help train my dog I'd probably have to reel in the same feelings. "No guys he came to my house and we're totally BFFs now!"
@@xmark101 agreed sometimes being delusional is the best 😢
Think hes been in that situation but hes more civil than saying not really you're just a client which is why he found it so funny
@@enjoyitbro oh yeah, for sure. Definitely a "Id never say that but boyyyy do I wish I couldve with some people"
@@ilyjay9580 Hey, it worked for DiCaprio in Shutter Island.
I love how he’s breaking this down like it’s actually him training Cartman
I can't get over how he's so happy with his portrayal. Like bro really see himself in this.
Cavs i mean normally south park portrayals are brutal and they actually portrayed him really well on the episode
Bwajahahahaahahahahaa
no you don’t
@@doodlebob449 feel better soon
Most people get really offended by 'their' South Park episode. I'm really glad you enjoyed it; see how they honor your practice, and could also look at the humor.
I mean, come on. Most people are made to look ridiculous by their South Park episode. Cesar was just portrayed as himself
Tbh they bash most celebrities on that show, sometimes they straight up insult them but it's just a prank bro so they can't get mad, this is an unique case.
@@bernardsoul5186 But they should know that it is comedy and light hearted overall. Children sometimes make you look ridiculous but you don't get mad at them
@ I don't think children can ever pull off what Matt and Trey Parker do lol like are you for real? It's very easy to say we would have thicker skin, but until we are actually humiliated globally on a very popular tv show that everyone in your children's classroom watched the way Tom Cruise or Paris Hilton or Sarah Jessica Parker were, we really can't know
They only bash people who actually earned it. Ceasar hasn't earned disrespect so he didn't get it. This episode made me laugh so hard haha
Cesar: "You see what I am doing? I am ignoring the episode for 13 years. This is to show the episode that I am dominant. If you give the episode attention, you give it power...and the episode will not respet you."
Lol also because it's spelled "respect"
Yes man! This is awesome, I love this.
@@marcusvarga7863 respet is the new way.
You made my day lmao
Why TF is this barely happening shit hella old !!!!! aghaghaa
This is a rare time in South Park were they didn’t bash on a celebrity. They embrace his skills, and for this is why this is a great episode. From start to finished.
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Yehoshua Robles thats when you know that this guy is good person and professional. Because they bash just about everything, even good people
I think Cesar and Lorde are the only ones that are praised
@@Feliciatanktop And Brian Boitano what?
What celebrity have they bashed that had actual talents ?
Miley circus ? Britney spears ? Tom cruise ? John travolta ? Barba streisand ? Oprah Winfrey ? Snooki? Lorde? Al'gore ? Obama? Santa ?
Etc.. Etc.. Etc..
Its all just fake media personality's, its impossible not to bash them..
Here il try:
Today miley cyrus made me proud, she shook her ass for 10 minutes while i played a song in the background and we made an album togheter and named it after her so i can use the miley cyrus brand to sell more cd's and miley earned money shaking her ass !
And then we practiced masturbating infront of thousands of innocent people on the big stage !!!
Miley cyrus is the best ya'll.
To any future south park celebrities this is how you take a joke
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I was going to make a similar comment.
@Bill of Rights k erm good to know wtf has that got to do with this lol
Jason celebrities are pretty much unanimously democratic liberal crybaby tards.
To be fair, South Park didn't bash Cesar.
I like how instead of saying, “that’s what my character did” he’s like, “so that’s what I did.” And he explains his actions as if he was the one who took them
Pretty cool, eh grimey?
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LoL I noticed that too. He’s a funny guy.
Yo grimy remember u said "I'm peeing on the seat, give me a raise! Now I'm returning to work without washing my hands, *but* it doesn't matter, because *I'm* Homer Simpson!" Then d!ed. Good times...good times
Frr he became a cartoon 😂
I love how he's talking about it like he was actually in the episode and it was real lmfao legend
It definitely captured his essence down to a T!
Nicole Nightfall its hilarious. Hahahahaha. Like he was actually there. Lol.
Nicole Nightfall I mean.. everything is real. that's how we Mexicans see things so we're always jovial :)
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Cesar actually made the episode EVEN BETTER with THIS. Where is the roof on this lmao
The way he refers to Cartman as "It" as if he's an animal is absolutely brilliant lol
Your comment made me laugh out loud. 😄😄
Reminds when cartman called a midget "it"
Makes perfect sense, considering Cartman is an imaginary character. However, we've all had a Cartman in our lives. Or maybe several. Perhaps even we are the Cartman in someone else's life.
I call him and his family it
If you don't treat others well you deserve to be treated like "animal"
what an absolutely humble man. Trey and Matt didn't even make fun of him in the episode, they more so were almost honoring him and paying a heartfelt homage to what he does.
Which is extremely rare in South Park really.
Humble and caring. He actually got choked up at the end when Cartman’s mom goes right back to spoiling him. Cesar so much sadness when he explained that unfortunately, it happens with many of his clients, as well, that some people just don’t have the fortitude to keep doing what’s best for the dog.
In the commentary for this episode Trey talks about how much he loves the dog whisperer shows and how they make him cry, and how much he hates the shows with out of control kids. The perfect combo of a dog whisperer taking on cartman
They definitely were still making fun of him I mean Trey and Matt aren't gonna let one celebrity off the hook lmao especially when he had controversy abt alpha dogs and shiz lol
Totally agree. They made him look like one of the only sane people left in the world.
Normally SP portrays people as caricatures of themselves. They did such a loving job of NOT making it a caricature. The comedy was strictly in the Dog Whisperer training a child, rather than making fun of the Dog Whisperer.
They did make a caricature though (by treating Cartman as a dog). Cesar's inner and outer worlds are aligned, so there's no surprise or shame triggered and he loves their representation of his mannerisms.
This is 100% a caricature.. Caricature doesn't strictly mean "make fun of"
The caricature here is him training Cartman as a dog
I love how instead of being like "they're making fun of me" he's like "They did their homework".
It's because instead of making fun of him, they did their homework.
Cause they do
@@natalesantella4090 Seriously, mad props to Matt Stone and Trey Parker. They really do their research on each topic they parody on the show.
@@Tyrunner0097 the Tourette's Syndrome Association actually commended them for how accurate their portrayal of the syndrome actually is. The episode is very accurate with the delivery of information while still being hilarious. When they heard that South Park was making an episode on tourettes, they were initially upset. But after seeing it, they changed their stance when they realized how well researched it was and how accurate the information was.
@@tysquirt111 Same for the two-parter "You're Getting Old" and "Ass Burgers". How Stan sees things and how he feels is not that far off from what I see as well, since I have Asperger's Syndrome. Sometimes, I do end up seeing the more shi**y side of things, the way Stan does. It was very relatable.
Cesar is so chill, even South Park has nothing but respect for the man.
Aye
And here he is explaining and giving us all a legitimate psych 101 lesson; canine and human. Cesar and Matt & Trey rock!
@Bill of Rights aww, you think trump has your your best interests in mind, instead of his own lol
Bill of Rights communists fight for the workers of the world ✊🏼
@Bill of Rights "The Left spreads lies" says the guy who said "CNN and MSNBC have been proven to be 100% FAKE anti-America PROPAGANDA"
It's insane that the only way to get Cartman under control was to literally treat him like an animal.
@@tgsmogedd2198 Yes.
@@Warrior-Of-Virtue i mean they did it the same way with cartman getting vaccinated. He is an animal.
i guess he is an animal
"treat him like an animal" 🤦🏽♂️
Humans are animals, and there's nothing wrong with being an animal or a dog
@@youtubeuser5524 "there's nothing wrong with being an animal or a dog" how do you miss a joke this bad
I think the reason Trey and Matt didn't make fun of Ceaser is because they're genuine fans of both him and what he does. He's not smug and he genuinely uses his influence and wealth to help people. It was said in the DVD commentary of this episode that either Trey or Matt were HUGE fans of the show back in the day and they were like "how'd he fare against Cartman?" And BAM! Instant Episode!
What's weirder: the fact that the South Park's writers captured his work ethics so accurately, or the the fact that after a bit Cesar speaks like the episode really happened and he was there?
His spirit was. His wisdom had manifested him there.
I like the fact that they didn't disrespect him in any way. They love that show.
The think is, they research the crap out of whatever the episode is going to be about. They weren't wrong about anything in the Mormon episode, same with many others.
The latter
@@BionicLemming I've met some mormons and asked them about South Park. They said that SP mormon story it accurate.
South Park: let’s make a parody of this show
Cesar: it’s perfect
Eees perfecs
Actually, I think the makers of South Park watched Cesar on tv, then had an epiphany about how they could make Cartman docile, for the time being anyway. It's really not making fun of Cesar and his techniques, it's just projecting those on Cartman that's so entertaining. :)
my favorite SP episode by far
@@562wiseguy Same here! :)
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Other celebs: get massively ass blasted mad
Cesar: "Yeah, that was literally me. What an interesting case Cartman was."
I absolutely love he rationalizes the episode and fully adopts the premise of downgrading Cartman from human to dog.
He even talk like he was there " when i did that to Cartman its because of ..." aha so funny and humble.
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@@JSgoupil23 True.
What up Jonathan
He talks about the episode like he WAS IN IT!!! That is the best thing ever. I can't stop laughing.
So not only does Cesar have a sense of humor, but he's acknowledging that Southpark did their research and did him right.
*trey is a big fan of his he said it in the episode commentary*
as opposed to making him a gay fish XD
South park always does the celebs right.
Unlike trans people on the trans episode
@@dannymountain7358 only trans athletes
To anyone who needs to know: Trey Parker made this episode because he loved the show and loved Cesar. This was not a case of making fun of something this was very much a loving tribute.
It's wonderful.
Thank goodness for Cesar.
It's the case with a lot of their caricatures
@@deadarmd Trey and Matt must love Brian Boitano too!! Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman never shut up about him on the BBLU movie.
@@zoologist1992 And the Broncos
go broncos
@@absurddive Oh yeh, I believe it was scandalous when the whole town covered for Scott and Cartman's dad just for the sake of the team. I imagine Trey and Matt have a huge collection of Broncos memorabilia.
Tom Cruise: *Got mad*
Oprah: *Got mad*
Cesar: *Turns it into a teaching moment*
Others should learn from his example.
Bibelo Bordelon Dont forget Kanye West getting mad after being a gay fish! 😂
@@oblivious0rebellion When was Kanye mad? All I have seen from Kanye was a block post where he said South Park roasted him. He never got mad at it.
Lemme guess, you got that from ScreenRant? Because they have been full of shit for quite some times just to get clicks.
And Isaac Hayes had his lawyer tell them they're bigots or something? For doing the scientology episode?
Lot of people get mad...
China: Got mad
"2 ladies from England & 1 guy from Mexico telling Americans they need to take their leadership back." Hilarious, sad, & too true!
😂😂😂😂
So tragically true. ⇒ Why US skoolz suck.
🇺🇸 🏫📚Parents & Admins disempower Teachers 🎓📉
Why our culture is failing. 🏚😠🥴🥳🏚
Cesar could save us. Can he run for.., oh, dang it. 🇲🇽
Oh yeah because the UK and Mexico are real bastions of world leadership right? The UK is a shadow of its former self and Mexico has never been anything in the globalized era. The US has more leaders than both those countries combined and the results speak for themselves.
A statement which has a VERY broad range of implications. One I believe we should take SERIOUSLY
I love how he's analyzing Cartman's behavior like he's actually a dog.
@@ruzahel6287 no, he is absolutely worse
Easy mistake to make
that IS the reason he is the ONLY one to tame cartman to date.
@@Kakuwaomoshire 👏🏾
ASSERT. DOMINANCE.
I love how he's talking about it like he was there and it actually happened 😂
What do you mean? It totally happened, look at the video at the corner! 🗿
@S. Alejandro Woosh
hahahaha true!
@S. Alejandro Woosh
Wdym he was
He looks genuinely disappointed by Cartman’s mom giving in at the end 😅 this was great
That’s how you know the man has a good heart
Cesar needs to learn cartman will never bow to him
@@Djchicago1 Cartman did though 😂
It wasn’t just disappointment. It seemed like Cesar actually got a little choked up with sadness when he told us how the same thing often happens with his clients, that some people just don’t have the fortitude to keep doing what’s best for their dog.
It must be painful for someone who dedicates their whole life to helping dogs, and then to watch clients flush all their hard work and progress down the drain and go right back to their old ways. And knowing the dog will suffer as a result and it’s out of Cesar’s hands.
@@Djchicago1 He did, it's that his codependent mother enabled a total relapse right at the end of the episode.
I love how he doesnt argue but just go with the episode, and everything in the episode he said he actually agreed😂
South Park didn't make fun of him, coz he isn't a pretentious douche like most celebrities. He's a genuine guy that just helps ppl. He isn't full of annoying egotistical traits that are usually picked on by the creators.
Tiki K he was also the only one to get one over Cartman I love that
joimumu So did his ophthalmologist Dr. Lott (Lochness Monster). “How’s my little ‘piggie’.”
uh huh?..... MJ?
NoLoveForYourSquad 🤧🤧🤧 Thats not animal abuse, I’ll show you animal abuse
NoLoveForYourSquad 🤧🤧🤧 “animal abuse” Jesus your house must be a mess
The fact the Cesar Milan enjoyed this and is a fan of South Park just boosted his status even higher!
Bill of Rights bro calm down it’s a tv show
Hes just trolling for attention report for spam and ignore him do not engage hes on every comment section seeking a reaction
Hi Dwayne!
@Bill of Rights tsst.
@Bill of Rights comparing South Park to SNL, shows you are out of touch with reality.
“Naw you’re just a client”
His laugh was way too genuine lol definitely happened before
17:03 lmao exactly what I said
I think it is more like it is very recognisable for him and he has to deal with it in a pleasant way - to keep his customer happy. But he must also remain distant. I guess this was his guilty pleasure; he'd wish he could react like that ;)
@@corbeau-_- hahaha indeed. I can imagine many clients do fall for him or at the very least be somewhat attracted to him with his prowess in his profession and his authoritative yet balanced and peace keeping nature. And I could see this being very hard to keep that distance when it's time to go at times.
he's literally presenting himself to single dog mom and showing them how good of a father he would be, that's S tier perk to show to date a woman
@@gizel4376 💯.
This right here is one of the main reasons the internet is not complete crap. Wholesome and educational, but also a little vicariously raunchy. Your understanding of social energy exchanges is next level. Thanks for making this!
i love how cesar irl is STILL comparing cartman to a dog it’s hilarious 💀
He's not wrong he is a dog. A badly behaved one
with such a lack of humanity, gee I wonder why?
Cartman deserves it 💀
are you amity?
have you been a parent. sometimes the only ones that can help are dog trainers.
I love how he talks about Cartmen and his mom as if they were actual clients lmao
Me too. It's kinda like one of those "real doctor reacts to medical scenes" videos, only it's the character _himself_ reacting/commenting/explaining things. So cool!
Lmfao fr he’s so happy they finally trained Cartman
You’d be surprised how accurately South Park depicted real life people in Cartmen and his mom. It’s actually brilliant. If you’ve ever seen Cesar’s shows or live tours, you’d actually be blown away by how good of a job they made this episode:)
You gotta get professional man
I think he's trying to explain how accurate they are and shows that even tho the show is fictional, it still happens with his real clients (and dogs) lol
South park make a parody
Cesar 13 years later :
Hahaha that is so me
Some things that's made with love stands the test of time. This is onte of those things
Robin Rabeos you edited this and still spelt south park wrong lol
@@Muahaha651 spoutpark
Robin Rabeos hahaha cesar is a hero
Other famous people be like "thats not me at all! '"
I'm a fan of both. Trey and Matt did a really good job with Ceasar.
The only person who could handle Cartman without suffering any consequences
Ya never know, man. With Cartman something's bound to be afoot. I'm sure Cesar will be prepared, though. Or at least he has one of the better chances. 😆
I guess the trick is to treat psychopaths like poorly behaved dogs lol
Well he could go for the ol' "I'll make you eat your parents"
y el director PC ?
Nah. Cartman cant handle Cesar
He embraces the joke so much that he even talks about the episode as if it was actually him on the screen dealing with Cartman, like in the past tense as if it all really happened. This is a cool video!
Are you trying to say Cesar Milan didn't actually tame Cartman? I dont believe it.
Cesar: *This is canon to my life now*
That’s also because South Park really went into a lot of detail. They’re brilliant
He speaks of Cartman as if he was a real person, love it.
Ceased scares me more then pc principle. He defeated Eric without violence. Made it look easy
Yeah, but unlike PC Principle, Ceasar's entire influence got completely erased off-screen between this and the next episode. This was supposed to be a lampshading of the "Status Quo is God" format and an example of how Cartman can sometimes get what he wants without using any violence.
@@MultiBOZA you know you're shit lol I love it
@@MultiBOZA But would Southpark still be Southpark if Cartman isn't the same?
Eric made a kid EAT HIS PARENTS!
Principal
Pretty impressive research by Matt/Trey and the team to nail Cesar so accurately in just one week of production time.
According to other comments the commentary Matt and trey give for that episode said they was actually huge fans of his shows, so they must have already noticed all that from being fans!
I love how he refers to the parody as his actual self saying things like "what 'I' did there"
Lol didn’t even notice but it IS him lol
But it also shows the accuracy to the actual show and actual training of dogs in this episode. Honestly, I don't think Matt and Trey get enough credit for how much they will research a topic or show to make sure it's portrayed accurately, even though it's pure immature satire.
@@Tyrunner0097 Even Scientology. But Scientology won't admit it's accurate.
I cracked up when he said “I had to decrease the energy level, because Cartman was absolutely disrespectful” 😂
@@noumenine6474 let's not forget their relationship with mormons
Cartman: having a literal exorcist moment
Cesar: “that’s exactly what happens in real life”
He has seen those in rehab.
Hahahahaha
Caesar gonna rehabilitate those ghost.
This man will take on Cerberus
I’ve seen this in ayahuasca ceremonies. People puking out their negative emotions.
Cartoon Cesar does something
Cesar: “now the reason I did that is…”
Are you implying Cesar didn't actually tried to change Cartman's behavior ?
Cesar wasn't actually scripted. They made Cartman real for an episode and had him deal with it.
I love it so much
I love this he sounds like he’s actually breaking down how to train cartman 😭 THE WAY HE KEEPS COMPARING HIM TO A DOG HELPPP
Help you with what :^)
@@katium9176 train Cartman duh
9:25 "That's what I do for dogs, and that's what I was doing for Cartman at this time..." I love how Cesar forgets that this isn't actually him. He treats a cartoon parody like it's an actual episode of his show that he kinda remembers filming
It's because is too well represented
that's what makes this video awesome :)
You assume it wasn't
Exactly
Yes, I noticed that too. When he gets 90 he probably thinks he met Cartman in real life 🤣
Let's face it, Southpark is brutally honest about everyone they represent, Ceasar is just genuinely a good dude and thats how he was portrayed
That's terrible of you to say because you're making it seem as if every other celebrity is a horrible person which is not true by any stretch
@@TheBobist and who are you exactly?
@@chrisakaschulbus4903 I am a person of reason
@@TheBobist and i reason you're not a person... show yourself, AI!
No body is good beside God
Other stars: that’s fake I’d never do that!
Cesar: Haha that’s so me!
Because they respected him enough to portray him accurately.
Kanye West/Tom Cruise: Cries about their portrayal.
Cesar:Yup, thats me.
@@phousefilms just the mention of those episodes makes me chuckle.
Fish sticks
@@fjorgyn7438 Yeah, because he's not a shitty person. Most of the other celebrites the show has portrayed have a fake persona or are just a fake person.
The funniest part is him explaining what he was doing in the cartoon like it's really him
Caesar was literally there for the rehabilitation of this specific cartdog breed didnt you know
I love how cartman is fighting a literal demon in him and Cesar is just sat there like “Yep, mhm, this happens”
It does tho
“Not against flesh and blood...”
Thats actually referencing another movie called Altered States
I think it's a pretty good metaphor.
Ok cool
Eric: * tries to kill his mom *
Cesar: that was a negative behavior.
I mean yes yes it was
Hoo geeves a fak abaut speelling on the internet, only a fucking looser
@@TheLozano066 I mean true
@Kate Kuray God damn Biden supporting spelling Nazi.
@@xmobstersal4167 well, trump DOES love his uneducated people.
The fact that Cesar is talking about it as if he actually were there is a testament to how well the creator of South Park researched him.
I was just thinking that! I was like hmm maybe other celebs get so pissed because it’s so accurate! They can’t take a joke
@@chels1542 exactly
@@chels1542 like Oprah's talking vag and asshole?
@@withinyouwithutyu1324 exactly
South Park and Cesar nailed it in that misbehaving dogs and misbehaving kids have very similar problems
I love how even in real life this dude still refers to cartman like a damn dog I’m rolling 😂😂😂
Lol Cartman's worse than a dog. 🤣🤣🤣
@@JaneDoe-em7zi true he's more like a cat
@@bungbananaman 🤣🤣🤣
@@bungbananaman Or a chihuahua. They're not dogs, they're demons.
@@Klabbity_Kloots yeah tbh
Cartman: *vomits up black sludge*
Cesar: "This is exactly what happens in rehab"
I wish Kenny and Kyle saw Cartman throw up black sludge and see him transform and morph into rock and all that 😂 and transform to a pussy. I would LOVE to see them make fun of him!
😂
If he pooped his pants too, then it really woulda been super accurate
💀
*Essence of Cartmen literally transcending his physical body* " yeah, Yeah seems about right"
Lol I loved this ep and the writers were definitely fans lol
Yeah, they gave him an easy ride.... That's not normal.
They should make another episode where parents invite Cesar to deal with their kids lol
@MoppyPuppy Exactly. Think of how they treated every other celebrity.
@MoppyPuppy I just read your comment in Cartmen's voice! HAHA
True and I like that Caesar has a sense of humor. 😊👍
This was one of the best episodes. It hit so many smart points and the guest focus, Cesar, wasn’t torn down or ridiculed (because he isn’t an obnoxious public personality). Especially the end, where Mrs. Cartman is “just a client.” Very smart writing.
Cartman yelling "I'm not a dog!!" and immediately jumping up his mother's legs to get chicken is my favorite thing :D
Im just hear to ruin the thing u kno?
When Cartman start wigging out like dogs when your first break them are cats because he was on the leash was the best,🤣🤣🤣
Es genial esa parte jajaja
🤣🤣🤣
He’s talking like he actually trained cartman for real
Love Caesar
lol
Well given Matt & Trey did their research of Cesar quite spot on and adjusted it accordingly to work on a child such as Cartman
And all in all Cesar is congratulating them on their impersonation of him
All in all: through Transitive Properties Cesar Milan “did” train Cartman
I pushed a fart out too hard, and shit myself. It was disgusting
He doesn’t train dogs, he rehabilitates.
@@paulhernandez9062 congrats, you're an adult.
The best part is that he talks like the cartoon version is really him
I actually really like that for some reason.
He also talks about this situation, like he actually trained Cartman even though he obviously isn't real, and I like that as well.
It's just a testament to how well they portrayed him in the episode
@@musiclaboratory9694 The thing that blew me away when I originally watched this episode was that Matt and Trey actually seemed to admire and respect Cesar. I mean they didn't even have him bang Cartman's mom.
@@bmurray942 oh yeah somebody with creative authority is a big fan of Cesar millan series
B Murray Yea they actually avoided making fun of him
This is wonderful to see Cesar enjoy the episode so much, and to confirm how well done the episode is! South Park didn't utilize Cesar as a character in order to make fun of him, they utilized him as a character in order to make fun of Cartman's terrible behaviour. Hilarious episode.
I'm convinced Ceasar would have voiced himself if the writers asked.
Same. He clearly knew about the show before this ep.
@@r.thomas9648 The writers are not very... Conventional when regarding to celebrities. If Cesar ever wanted to come into the show. I can almost assure you that the last character he would play would be himself. If you ever saw the episode where Stan has a gay dog called Sparky. His barks where played by none other than George Clooney himself, and another celebrity rejected taking part in the show because he would not be playing himself on it.
Unfortunately, they can't ask celebrities to voice themselves, because then if they say no, due to the way parody is handled in copyright laws, they can no longer ask another VA to voice them while enjoying the copyright protections that parodies are entitled to.
@LTNetjak its called calling them months in advance to schedule a phone in voice script if they can actually physically make it to the studio
Also if I’m remembering right the creators Matt and Trey when having guest stars on the show they prefer that the guest star isn’t voicing themselves necessarily.
For example, Jerry Seinfeld was a guest star and he voiced a Turkey or a chicken I can’t remember which.
Anywhozels, that was one of my fav. Episodes and love Ceasar reaction to the satirical show. 🥰
let's be honest, cesar can't be pissed: south park portrayed him like a hero
He is a hero
@@dr.karmichaelandjones Who doesn't like tacos
@@dr.karmichaelandjones cartman called him that, and cartman was supposed to be the bad guy
a hero? not a hero, he is the MAN
Cesar in South Park was the only man who managed to dominate Cartman and did not receive his revenge, it was the best episode in all of South Park and I loved how that fat bastard was treated xD
Agree xD
Trey Parker said in the dvd commentary for this episode that he genuinely loves Cesar's show and it always makes him cry. This portrayal was definitely done from a place of respect. And it's great that Cesar loves it!!
Is Trey a dog owner? Might explain their treatment.
Did they say If this episode was about the school mass shootings phenomena?
e val79 - This episode came out in 2006.
アマラ so visionaries!?
e val79 - Wtf are you talking about? It has absolutely nothing to do with school shootings.
“No, not really you’re just a client” 😂😂😂😂 Cesar is a icon
Well think about it, he’s probably the only character in the history of the show that didn’t have sex with Cartman’s mom
In the DVD commentary of this episode, Trey Parker talked about how much he LOVED Dog Whisperer and admitted that the end results often made him cry. :)
kato for real? Can you tell me more about it. If you don’t mind. I would very much appreciate that. I always wondered about that.
Cartman basically sums up EVERY Chihuahua he has EVER worked with! Pure genius!!
This was in my recommendation section. Was not disappointed.
Same here, South park were really soft on him but it's still a funny episode
tv9164 we truly blessed 🙏
Same here
Y shut up u unoriginal like bagging bitch
Even a dead clock is right twice a day.
That moment when South Park puts more research and effort into accurate portrayals than most Hollywood films do 😂
Cartman vomiting black goo and fight against his soul
Cesar: "that's exactly what happens in real life"
I thought he said "that’s exactly what happens in rehab"
@@Dubois_tada oh my god I'm crying 😂😂
He fighting the demon
Happened to me but it was white. 😋
@@alishashadows9599 Kinda grape-bleach flavour?
I've watched that episode many times in the past and I've just realized that Cesar is the only celebrity that was not insulted in any way by Tray and Mat.Not even once.That means crazy respect.
That's because he's a genuine person.
Kanye too
Lorde thought the episode about her was hilarious XD
What about Morgan Freeman?
drTERRRORRR
Also in Team America they said Cuba Gooding needed a bigger part in Pearl Harbor and was better than Ben Affleck.
He's teaching us how to train dogs and children at the same time. Guy is legendary!
Two for price of one.
But dom-eeeeee-naant not agreh-seeeeve
@Dark Demonik
Train a hick.
Children are dogs? ...Hmmm...
Thing is, what he does in the South Park episode, would be illegal in real life. Cesar Millan would be in jail for it, for at least eight years.
On the DVD commentary for the episode the South Park boys talk about how much they love the Dog Whisperer. One mentions that he's ended up crying at some episodes when people's lives have been changed by Cesar.
And it says a lot for their writing that they knew Cartman's mum was what allowed Cartman to misbehave. Seeing real life Cesar's genuine sadness at the end of the episode bit deep because, as he said, he's seen it happen.
It's one of my favourite episodes because even not knowing of Cesar at the time, I recognised the teaching and the character work as solid.
You know you've made it when you're in a south park episode and not being roasted.
or brutally murdered
Cool in trey and Matt’s eyes
@@dingus6076 even as a fan of the show, I have to say that's a tremendous acolade. They're both miserable buggers.
thats my main goal in life, getting in south park/family guy, without being offended TOO badly
only other celeb they not only didnt roast but kinda celebrated was robert smith
I love that he talks like this was real and he actually did this.
But he did.
Notched Bandit mind blown
White people white people
@@reachroachhshrek3842 racist
@@notchedbandit elaborate
I mean, you were one of the few (or the only one?) that is able to control Cartman. That's quite the honor :)
SneakyJ1991 the only other person to do that is PC Principle many years down the line.
@@bijuutamer729 Ah yes indeed, now I member!
@@SneakyJ1991 oooooh I member!
@@SneakyJ1991 ohh, I member..
😂🤣
Loved this episode….the way they portrayed Cesar’s training techniques was so good.
Cartman: *tries to kill his mom*
Ceasar: negative energy
Hes technically not wrong. Nothing is positive about putting a knife in a sleeping persons skull😂👿
@@lilkittyanime *angry surgeon noises*
@@whirlpoolstudio97 Hey sir saving someone with surgery , and straight up stabbing with a kitchen knife to the head are two different demons😂😂
@@whirlpoolstudio97
BAhahahh!
Where i can watch the episodes ;v
Most celebrities on South Park: Rant on how bad the show is
Cesar: Impressed at how much research they done for his character
I think most celebrities are angry about it because they can't laugh at themselves. Nobody dares to make fun of them in their everyday life because they are something so big in the world so they don't really have friends around teaching them to take some joking about them. Anyone who has seen more life outside the hollywood way can take those jokes, but most of the big actors and show runners have been at it since they were 18 or they are afraid of their reputation going bad which they then make worse themselves.
Riku yeah that’s true but the Jonas Brothers did acknowledge about them being in the show. They understand at the time a lot of people did make fun of them for wearing purity rings
To be fair, this episode doesn't make fun of César. The character bullied was Cartman.
if I recall correctly, the NAACP also LOVED "With apologies to Jesse Jackson"...you know, the episode where they say the N word like 80 times?
The American Tourette's league also loved that episode.
That's what I love about South Park, they don't just make pointless fun of things. They do so much research. Like The Magic The Gathering episode, they researched all the cards and the actual game rules and everything.
I love the south park Cesar Millan's line "I am not being aggressive, I am being dominant." I had a feeling this South Park episode had at least some similarities to the Dog Whisperer. The whole "pack leader" thing made sense.
Everything around us is connected, the trees, animals , living and non living things. The mechanization and behavior we adapt today is coming from the nature. God created this beautiful world . Its just that we never truly appreciate what he given to us. We still have much to learn
@@brianmayabella5992 that’s not even somewhat related to the comment you replied to 😂😂
@@potatogod7116your point? Pack leader comes from wolf
@@brianmayabella5992 no it doesnt, the "alpha wolf pack leader" thing is a myth
@@diegoflores3422 Not totally a myth, yeah that is really an exageration but dogs actually have leaders (alpha), and that is you when they join to your family. Youre the "pack leader" though
Mr Milan is the best of the best. The fact he can appreciate the accuracy, humor, and help us further deconstruct this episode speaks to Cesar’s depth of character, talent, skill, ability, and healthy sense of self.
Cesar is one of the a few people that south park actually showed some respect to instead of making fun of him and it’s honestly well fucking deserved. He’s such a humble man and all he wants is help people with their pets, such a cool dude.
I love Cesar. He is an amazing guy. And I would love to meet him in person.
A lot of the respect is that he and his methods is not the joke of the episode. The joke premise is wouldn't it be funny if a child was trained like a dog and Cesar is a good person to use for doing that training. Had the joke been tv dog trainers is really training murder animals, I don't see Cesar being portrayed as nice.
Your comment would be just as good if you left the nasty F word out. 🤷♀️
It's a shame we need and going to to send him back to Mexico next year. I hope he isn't separated from his pack.
@@-elijahriggs- lol babbling
Cartman's mom: I though we were friends.
Cartoon Cesar: nah not really, you're just a client
Real Cesar: Burst out laughting, prolly cause it's what happens in real life too 😄 best reaction ever 🤣
That was the best part
Lol
Truthful.
911 upvotes
@@blake9908 The jews!
Bet you lots of single/married moms asked Cesar to "stay" a little longer
I love how Cesar takes ownership for all the things his cartoon self did.
LBFAOO
Offcourse he takes ownership, the cartoon honestly shows how he works.
There is no reason for him to deny what he actually does in real life.
Trey Parker said in the DVD commentary for this episode that he loved the Cesar Milan show and always binge watches his show. And it definitely shows in this episode because they’re not “making fun” of Cesar Milan or his show, but more honoring his show and how effective Cesar’s methods are.
Even though the "South Park" Cesar Millan wasn't even voiced by Cesar Millan himself! 🤣🤣🤣
@@TheJetJONES rarely do celebs voice themselves on that show
For some reason I love the amount of respect they have for this man compared to other celebs 💀😅
Because Caesar is a good guy with good lessons. There is no BS.
Cesar is so humble to acknowledge that South park made him even more famous. Humility is an indicator of honesty. Cesar is very good at what he does, which is why he can set his ego aside and make such a comment.
I think that's part of why he is so good with dogs.
Cesar isn’t “getting a pass”, but it should be noted Trey Parker is a huge fan of “The Dog Whisperer.”
I’m a huge South Park fan. And how they represented you was with the most respect than any other celebrity on south park
Nah Morgan freeman
Idk there was Jesse Jackson 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Robert Smith won
CRTI_OPM gotta get them freckles 💀
And a nice speech about Lorde
I love how Cartman started puking black vomit and having spirits coming out of his body an Cesar just goes like, “this is what actually happens”
Exactly!
Lmao😂
Jajajajajajajaja
Haha he meant that the “spirit” of the action is the same. Releasing bad energy.
Dude, I'm also surprised how he took the vileness of this episode, and effortlessly turned it into another Caesar Milan teaching. He's definitely watched it before. Many times. :D
The way Cartman's mom enables him again at the end to get him to go to the concert with her because Cesar won't shows the root of the problem in the first place. Excellent writing.
Like, he's not even just laughing at it, he's using it as an opportunity to educate. That's pretty dope.
I legit see you everywhere
It's amazing how the South Park writers are very observant.
I really liked how he did this, too! Broke it down and explained how relates to real life.
I like how he talks about this like it actually happened too lol
That... Is woke af
It’s so funny that they portrayed him so accurately Cesar starts saying “I did this” when referring to the cartoon 😂
Yes! This was cracking me up, he was acting like this was an actual previous client.
Right, I thought that was so funny he was referring to the cartoon as himself.
This is one of my favorite episodes of South Park.
😂😂
Seriously I remember laughing so hard I almost puked 😂😂😂
Same. This and the Scott Tenorman episode are pure gold!
Season 10 is one of the best seasons of South Park. Truly phenomenal.
I agree, absolutely also one of my favorites. I have often wondered if he knew about this episode and what his thoughts were, so I was naturally happy to see this video :D
Cesar is such a genuinely good dude. I might be 3 years late to this video, but I’m glad I’m here now.
I love how they nailed Cesar’s character so well that he actually treated the events in the show as though he actually did it.
Let's act as if it was the case.
If you follow the instructions of your teacher, if you think what would your teacher would tell you to do and then do it, and you use those techniques to succeed, its the same thing as being there.
More so then genetics, the passing on of knowledge is how we live beyond our own lives.
@@Sebomai-b8i The knowledge we pass is impersonal the culture and values we teach is part of ourselves.
@@ribbitgoesthedoglastnamehe4681 culture and values are both forms of knowledge.
It was soooooo hilarious early in the episode when Cesar first arrives, and turns his back to Cartman: "I'm ignoring the child, I'm not acknowledging the child..." And the real Cesar is essentially saying "yes they got this correct, that's what I do". Glorious.
I love the way he refers to his South Park version as if it was himself.
Wouldn't you? lol
Um because it’s a portrayal of himself, how dumb are you.
@@admiralgoodboy He means how he's talking about the scenes where's he's training cartman, as if he was actually there himself that day training cartman, rather than it being a cartoon of him doing so. It's a testament to how great this portrayal of him is. And it's very endearing to hear him talk about it in this manner.
Admiral Good Boy Do you treat everyone in your life like that? Because you aren’t going to get very far in life that way.
@@Gardow It really shows how good South Park is at writing. Its kinda funny how some of this dog training can be useful for raising kids and he actually points that out lol
His hardest laugh was "No not really you're just a client" lmao.
I liked the epiphany at the end, where they make it very clear that Cartmans mother is heavily responsible for the way he is. Her loneliness makes her spoil her son, because that's all she has in life.
jesse hobart well being a single mom isn’t the easiest thing in the world
Kinda explains why so many kids raised by single moms become criminals and are underperformers on average.
I think u just solved feminism!
You should watch Jordan Peterson take on this episode, that was brilliant.
@@eval7952 how so?
I love how he’s explaining it like he was actually there 😭😭😭
“The reason I did this…”
I swear. I had to laugh so hard
because he was
@@PieroMinayaRojas I didn’t copy the comment-? We probably just had the same thought
This episode was actually learned from Caesar’s show.
17:22 CESAR IS ACTUALLY VISUALLY GENUINELY DISAPPOINTED THAT CARTMAN'S MOM RELAPSES AND GOES BACK TO GIVING CARTMAN WHATEVER HE WANTS. Cesar takes his work very seriously, even when it comes to South Park, lol!
That's because it's what most of his clients do
I just love how he talks like he was really there-that’s just how accurate the character was 😂😂💖