Live in CO and fall asleep some nights to southpark. Aside from that, I really respect you and your courage in speaking the truth. Rare for people to care enough about the overall well being in our society to speak out, and stand tall despite all the hate from people who blindly follow the left agenda. Wish you nothing but the best in life and future endeavors
Dear Ben: When Catty Jenner yanked you forwards and threatened to beat you up THIS IS ILLEGAL. I would have arrested 'her' on the spot. This is assault. Remember: anyone touches you while threatening you can be put in prison. This happened to me once when a detective, in disguise, rang my doorbell to deliver a threat and he touched me. He was arrested within the hour and interrogated until he admitted the President of Queens sent him to my house to scare me. When the cops came to arrest the President of Queens he committed suicide sticking a kitchen knife in his belly.
I think the most prophetic South Park episode is "Le Petit Turette", where Cartman fakes having Turette's Syndrome so he can say whatever he wants, and Kyle knows he's faking, but every time he calls him out he gets accused of being insensitive, downplaying, and outright denying that Turette's even exists, when all he's saying is that Cartman is faking, because he's obviously faking. A perfect metaphor for all the trans nonsense happening right now.
And abortion supporters. They can call it abortion and women's rights and the baby a mere fetus/parasite, but they all know the truth. It's self evident.
As a straight white guy who now self identifies as a gay transgender woman of color I support and stand in solidarity with America's systemic blah blah blah. The only problem I have is that I used to love county music but now I can't stand it, lol.
I never realized how accurate south park was until I got a little older and realized that yes most adults are just as ignorant and naive as they are portrayed in South park 😂
Well half of south park episodes takes what's happening or has happened and them spins and makes them into a joke by being kinda blown out of proportion, yk cartman using the girls bathroom, city people, the yelp reviews, there's too many to count and list
@@jakob9292 yeah exactly, they're not predicting they exagerate minor issue and a few years later, when the minor issue has blown out of proportion, it doesn't seem that much exagerate
And the sad thing is that the creator of idiocracy said that he went as far as he could. He never would have dreamed that it would be a prediction for the future.
One thing I love about south park is it truly exposes how absolutely brain damaged conservatives really are. Like they'll see one feminism or one transgender or LGBTQ or one positive Muslim post on tumblr and turn it into your entire personality. I mean basic human and civil rights causes so much anger and rage in conservatives that they have to turn to south park instead of letting those people just exist.
I believe Ben missed one of the most accurate predictions they made. In the episode, they have to set up the Christmas play but do it in a way that does not offend anyone. And the play ends up dull and everybody riots in the scroll gym. I think it was the first time Mr. Hankey appeared. And now all movies and tv shows are boring, tasteless, and politically correct. They call these like 20 years ago!!!.
@@HumblebeeRules The debate with hillery is still my favorite. Vote for her... Trump is a liar. that and the episode of Sliders with president hillery.
The play ends up being dull and everybody riots in the scroll gym? What the hell is a scroll gym? I believe they actually rioted in the school gymnasium. still don't know what the hell a scroll gym is!
@@heyrobwest3908 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I need to look twice before posting what I wrote in google translate. But yeah, "in the school gymnasium" would be more accurate.
On the plus side, that dude LARPing as a woman who threatened you, at 6:35, just recently hit the news for starting to de-transition after realizing how physically and psychologically damaging a sex change operation is. Also, he's speaking out against the dangers of promoting such hazardous agendas, and how he was used as a political puppet. All of which has me wondering, if he will apologize to Ben Shapiro
ah even if it was that person lets be honest fuck no would he apologize how many people apologized to that Covington Catholic teenager Nick Sandmann that half the mainstream media smeared as a white supremacist yea almost no one thankfully he went on a crusade of suing the living shit out of everyone who slandered him and i believe he was awarded A PILE of cash fully deserved @@yvonnelee4385
South Park has been educating us since 1997 and I've watched it since then! Always love how they aren't scared about being real and talking about real topics others are to scared of! Been predicting the future since 97!
Is it really a prediction when you work in the very industry that is pushing the messages we are seeing so they are really just getting a first hand behind the scenes glimpse of what is to come and making shows about it?
@dreadcthulhu5 South Park has predicted so many things and talk about real shit and aren't afraid of any consequences. That episode with randy saying the Nword then he was the New Word guy when that dude got heckled in real life from Seinfeld. The black community praised them and that episode!
I've always respected South Park. They lampoon BOTH sides. No one is safe! They tell it how is and don't sugar coat it. Right between the eyes! It's impossible to deny that they've been right about things more than they've been wrong and they don't care who they offend. Ben touched on some great examples here, but there are countless more. To Matt, Trey and the all the others at South Park Studios, thank you for all the laughs!
not really ... they did a few episodes on scientology, then chef aka isaac hayes, told them to stop or else he would quit ... no more shows on scientology. so to sum up, parker and stone and south park have become the hypocrites they lampoon. ... would make a great south park episode actually
@@anitahand5699 clearly you dont watch south park , do a quick search , they actually double down on making fun of scientology, and the guy who voice chef did quit, they kill chef in the show and everything. seriously , just do aquick google search on the topic. you'll laugh.
@@anitahand5699what? They literally killed Chef off in an episode making fun of Scientology. The Super Adventure club was an obvious parody of kooky cults with a dark underside. The actor left the show immediately following “Trapped in the Closet” the episode about Scientology. You are just making shit up.
Matt and Trey’s libertarian approach to comedy is so important. People need to stop taking everything so seriously and learn to laugh at themselves. I’ve been watching this show on and off since it first aired and it’s evolved so much, but it’s alway hilarious.
I think shows like South Park, as well as older programs such as All in the Family, helped people talk about contentious issues. It's better to approach controversial topics with humor as opposed to anger. Satire can be a great tool for this, South Park being one of the masters.
I thought I heard somewhere that they're both actually satanists. If that's true, then they've always been pushing the agenda that they've been supposedly exposing. It's like they're telling you what they're doing. And people are celebrating them for it. They are part of Hollywood, and they're making money off of what they know because they're a part of the same circles. Doing the same things. They're just as guilty.
yeah, he told ya you were gonna go home in an ambulance and i remember you pointed out an ambulance doesnt take you home it takes you to a hospital. lolol fuckin absolutely killed me laughing, best simple troll ever hands down.
I did the same. (Winter in Alaska) They predicted so much more of this carp than Ben could fit in one show. It was almost scary. I got to "Fishsticks" right about when Kanye melted down completely this year.
So let me get this straight Obama two-term president and nobody around him was convicted of felony!! Biden nobody has been convicted of a felony around him! Trump everybody around him is dirty scumbags and you love slopping up there come
What I love about South Park is that there is a moral lesson learned in most episodes but done so in a very crude outlandish hilarious way that it’ll go over peoples heads if they don’t look for it
I feel like their over the top freakout & exaggeration formula is intentional, so that those who are too intellectually deficient or unable to grasp the concept of humor or satire or read between the lines & pick up the metaphors & subtext within each episode, get thrown off by South Park & move on. While those who are able to deceipher those hidden meanings get rewarded with hands down 1 of the best satirical cartoons ever made. That's actually very smart of the South Park creators, so they only get supported by real actual rational & intelligent fans. And they don't end up with those "woke creatures" as their fanbase. lol
The “racist” flag of southpark is a good one. Some people in the town take issue with the flag and it becomes a divisive issue, the kids are for the flag staying as they don’t see the issue. While the flag is racist (it’s literally 5 white stick figures with one black figure being hung) the kids are seeing both sides yell at each other and at the very end chef says “it’s racist as it’s 5 white guys hanging a black guy” and the kids are like “ohhhhhhhhhhhhh” and chef goes “wait a minute, they didn’t see it? Ah I feel guilty for it” because the kids didn’t see the problem and chef thought they were racists. The point being, that you don’t combat ignorance with aggression as they’ll just respond with aggression. Edit: some great replies. I’ve seen the episode twice. Once when it first aired, and one other time. So the first guy who replied has a valid point I misinterpreted.
The other joke about that is they do change the flag in the end but never seemed to realize that a flag of a bunch of people of all races hanging people of other races is still a horrible flag to have. They were so obsessed with race that they failed to consider removing the noose.
Best part of the episode is they fixed it by colouring in at least four of the five white guys, one of which became black. So, technically, it wasn't racist anymore.
the bit that always strikes me about that moment is how this we will be generous and say person openly threatens to physically assault Ben by the ambulance mention seems to be a very serious threat of harm and everyone else on the panel just casually ignores it and still claims Ben is the bad person
It's good see Ben Shapiro actually laugh. South Park has been around long enough that I remember my parents telling me I couldn't watch it when it first came out. I was 12 years old, and my parents were like "Nope, we watched an episode. You aren't ready for it." So when my parents went to bed I would get out of bed and watch it anyway lol. I got grounded when I got caught.
My dad would watch it in front of me when I was 5 (in Spanish) I don’t remember much I think a memory that stuck with me most was the “Jersey” episode and a couple of other ones along with a commercial where they all wave at the end like at a mall? Idk what my dad was thinking letting his 5yo daughter lay on a corner of the bed watching Kyle kill Jesus when he’s aso religious but I loved South Park then and love it now!
@@No-qn8jr I am 37 and absolutely love South Park. I remember my mom yelling at my dad when I was 3 because he had me in his lap watching Tales From the Crypt lol.
I’m 40 and I remember when South Park hit Comedy Central, I still remember the first episode like nothing “Cartman gets an anal probe” lmfao South Park has done nothing but better as the years go on. I see a lot of people complain on social media about tegridy and Randy episode idc I think some of those are funny as fxxk. Some of the funniest recent season were the skank hunt episodes😂😂
imo the most prophetic episode of South Park, was their "Museum of Tolerance" episode, where the boys get in trouble because Mr. Garrison is acting extremely perverted. But their parents just call them "homophobic". Even when Mr. Slave has a gerbil crawl through his butt, the parents are like, "wow, he's so brave". Its just like pop stars like Sam Smith and the fact that schools push for porn books as long as it has homosexual sex.
Exactly. This one is overlooked but it is the most accurate and predictive one they've ever done. Canadian teacher with the giant breast is a perfect example. The school defended him. That is exactly what happened in the Museum of Tolerance episode.
@@No-qn8jr I first saw some in the first season, but I didn’t pay attention, thinking it was just someone trying to do a Simpsons. It must have been about 2002 when my brother played a DVD, and as I did pay attention, it hit me with its full force. I remember it was when the old grand dad had sex with the gymnastics coach.
Many discredit Southpark because of how crude it is. However, the underlying premise of each episode is almost always accurate and incredibly moral. Many people can learn from this show.
@@kurtpunchesthings2411 The irreverence, aside from being a vehicle for comedy and making the show memorable, is also how they keep surviving cancel culture. The fact that nobody is safe from being satirized by South Park makes it seem silly for even the most sensitive of people to actually take offense, because "c'mon, dude, it's just South Park. There's no one they haven't made fun of, and there's nothing that's sacred to them. So they're not biased against you"
Well that argument applies only to the first 3-5 seasons (crudeness, fart jokes, etc). After that, it became very intelligent parody, and anyone who says it's crude haven't watched beyond seasons 3-5 or so.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone are culture heroes. I've never been a South Park fan and only watch it occasionally, but I have always respected those guys for being equal-opportunist insultists. They will cross all lines, and it is amazing.
Best part of South Park is they actually have life lessons, Kyle’s “I learned something today,” moments that are practical, logical, sometimes even religiously helpful. And that’s something you don’t expect from an adult cartoon
I guess you missed the episode on tolerance..where u don't have to like something to tolerate it but u also don't need to be nasty to ppl aka the definition of tolerance
South Park has been my medication for 20+ yrs now. Whenever I feel down and depressed I throw on an episode of South Park, and it does not just cure my depression it puts in a good mood as well.
@@imcoolpramesh No, he is not. Him being jewish does not make him automatically Kyle. Besides he is wearing that cap just to use it as a defense mechanism.
These things back then just flew over my head when I was younger (and I'm not American). Now It's all coming true and I don't even know if I should laugh or cry... or both.
I can't remember laughing so much watching South Park as when Ben analyses the truth of their narrative. The pink ribbon in his hair allowing him to go in the girls' loo is priceless. It's incredible, and what's most unbelievable is that no one would even dare air any of those episodes nowadays.
The episode Board Girls aired in late 2019 showed that they still aren't afraid of the left. It was all about ruthless mocking of transgender athletes.
That episode is literally about people being able to use any bathroom they want and that those who make a big deal of it are 100% in the wrong. Did you morons even watch this episode?
No matter how Ben critiques or comments, he still manages to be so wholesome. I absolutely LOVE this dude, he's a cool cat. Every individual possesses several faucets that make them who they are. Politics is ONLY one of them. It is mind boggling how much energy is placed into hating him based on ONE aspect of what he believes..Beliefs he's more than willing to debate..with precision, respect and efficiency. Anyway, these clips are hilarious and I love when a person can poke lighthearted fun to make light of the issues we constantly face.
Dude, you have about 17 more of these to go. I've been watching a lot of old South Park episodes recently (around season 7, I believe) and it's absolutely terrifying. I mean, hilarious? I don't even know anymore but PLEASE make this into a complete series.
Hahaha oh please what a reach ..South park mocks everyone from afr*can Americans to j*wish people in every way shape and form 😂 does this make every cartman says about those ppl true or writers personal opinion..my gosh you ppl are d*mbest 🤣
If he covered every single paradoxical prediction South Park covered, this video would be 15 hours long. The shows been on for decades and its entire premise essentially revolves around parodying the absurdity of social movements
They would still air any of these today. They don’t care who they offend. My favorite was when they wrote chef off the show because the guy playing him didn’t approve of them making fun of Scientology. They hated the hypocracy so they made chef into a pedophile and killed him. They don’t care who they anger just so long as it’s funny.
The absolute Comedic GENIUS of these two is unmatched and NO ONE will ever come close to what these guys have accomplished! And they consistently out do themselves! I fuckin LOVE south park!!!!! They saw this shit coming right when it rears its ugly little head.
I'm Russian, and i've watched South Park since episode 1, never missed a single episode (or a special) - i've always wondered, when will people see that it's not a fantasy but a reality? It took 26 years, but i'm still glad it's finally happening 💪
WOW! I didn’t realize that South Park was so accurate and prophetic 😮. This team should be doing a real show on tv. Thanks to them for all the laughing for more than a quarter of century!
Hi dear adorable smile you got and i love it , I see no reason why you don't deserve a perfect gift on your birthday ,it will be so nice hearing from you 😊
I’m also impressed by Trey Parker’s and Matt Stone’s episodes where they accurately predicted a social issue. I guess I have to bite my tongue if they shouldn’t be spoken no more.
I always look at SP as kind of a 'relief valve'. It did it's thing, the pressure subsided and we got on with life without destroying each other. Trey is a true genius.
Years ago I was watching South Park and there was a woman sitting at a bar watching porn on a phone. The bartender came up and said “Excuse me you can’t watch that here!” And the woman looked up and said “Oh no it’s ok, I’m trans.” And the bartender goes “oh my gosh I’m sorry, you’re right, do whatever you want.” South Park is a national treasure.
Hahaha oh please what a reach ..South park mocks everyone from afr*can Americans to j*wish people in every way shape and form 😂 does this make every cartman says about those ppl true or writers personal opinion..my gosh you ppl are d*mbest 😂
We absolutely ARE light beings! I swear I've used precisely that phrasing to describe us on account of a divine spiritual experience at the hands of LSD. I know this is out of no where but it's a phrase and truth that I have never forgotten since that evening and just had to share. Also yeah SP is a national treasure that's certain!
Ben, I would have been so uncomfortable for so many reasons if that person put their hand on the back of my neck. You handled it very well. Also, I'm surprised by this video in general. It makes me happy to see you make the comparisons to South Park. Good stuff!
Growing up, I honestly was disgusted by the show and would be one of those people who would have very low opinion of anybody who ever did. It's really something for me to have to give the show credit for it being incredibly satirical and genuinely funny.
@@SeraphsWitness The story for why that's the case is actually hilarious. I remember reading about South Park and basically, the two creators were college students who were studying some kind of filmography or something. They made a stop motion Jesus vs Santa Claus short (the origin of the South Park animation style) for a class project, then got high one night and mailed it in to Comedy Central as some sort of joke or prank, IIRC. They were surprised to get a response giving them an offer to make it a show, and they didn't take it seriously for the first few seasons because they thought there was no way the show would survive more than that. For the show to catch on the way it did was a surprise, and they only took it seriously once they realized it was here to stay. That's why there's so much change in seasons 5 through 7. The irony of their success is that it's owed largely to offended celebrities and activist groups campaigning to get the show taken off the air after being made fun of, thus just drawing more attention to the show, when South Park might have gone unnoticed and eventually canceled otherwise. To this day, the pilot episode of the series is the only one that was actually made fully in stop motion, whereas the rest were digitally animated. The simple style of the animation also allows them to throw together a new episode remarkably fast, which is how they keep up with current events so quickly. Such a fascinating show Oh, and one more fun fact: Eric Cartman's mom, who's notoriously promiscuous to the point of having a two part episode titled "Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut," is named after an ex girlfriend of one of the creators who had cheated on him. Talk about revenge
@@tiagodecastro2929 yea i happen to be a professional animator. Not only do they computer animate it now, but it's all done in Autodesk Maya, an extremely sophisticated 3D program.
I cant believe that i never discovered mr. Ben Shapiro and his wonderful YT account. What a breathe of fresh air. I could go on but...😂😊 i got recommended this channel via South Park, Tom Macdonald, ATHF n Death Metal searches....how bixarre! Lol! CHEERS BUDDY FROM CANADA 🇨🇦!!
I freakin' love South Park, always have. The way they transitioned from dick and fart jokes to biting social commentary and satire was brilliant. The games are also hilarious, like very long episodes you get to control ("The Stick of Truth" and "The Fractured But Whole")
@@GLoLChibs I sadly haven't finished it yet. I had it on my Switch, but then it got "stolen" (I pawned it for... reasons) but now that I got my shit together, I'm probably going to buy it again either for my (new) Switch or on PC (if they're on PC that is).
Man I love SP. I started watching during the first season and grew up with it. I used to love going to school the day after a really good episode and talking about it all day with friends. So many laughs.
I would also throw in the episode Death Camp for Tolerance, it was from 2002 and completely nailed both cancel culture and LGBT teachers being unfireable. Cant believe it's over 20 years old but prophesied the current day.
I mean....cancel culture goes back as early as the 30s with reefer madness BS and for the most part has always been right wing led....I know a lot of these folks don't like to hear that.... and yes, LGBT teachers should be unfireable. They're human beings with teaching degrees. That's common sense lol
I've always wondered what Ben thought of South Park. It's my favorite show of all time. I wanted to think Ben would be amused by the show but never thought I would get to see him praise South Park. Please do more!
Monty Python had a skit in Life of Brian (1979) which was making fun of gender dysphoria. I can still remember how crazy their humor was, and nobody thought it would ever be painful reality.
I'm a lumberjack and I'm okay. Incidentally, the Lumberjack Skit appeared on the same episode as the Spam Skit. And that is the reason the word 'spam' morphed into unwanted nonsense from the internet.
Btw it’s the first time I’ve seen Ben relaxed and laughing. He’s usually in some heated debate and ultra serious, almost robotic. Totally different side of him didn’t know existed
Hey gang, watch me react to more South Park here: ua-cam.com/video/-dFUpFXNFeE/v-deo.html
Intolerance will not be tolerated!
where?
Live in CO and fall asleep some nights to southpark. Aside from that, I really respect you and your courage in speaking the truth. Rare for people to care enough about the overall well being in our society to speak out, and stand tall despite all the hate from people who blindly follow the left agenda. Wish you nothing but the best in life and future endeavors
Would be realy hilarious Ben to make more of this 2 parts, make a third 😁
Dear Ben: When Catty Jenner yanked you forwards and threatened to beat you up THIS IS ILLEGAL. I would have arrested 'her' on the spot. This is assault. Remember: anyone touches you while threatening you can be put in prison. This happened to me once when a detective, in disguise, rang my doorbell to deliver a threat and he touched me. He was arrested within the hour and interrogated until he admitted the President of Queens sent him to my house to scare me. When the cops came to arrest the President of Queens he committed suicide sticking a kitchen knife in his belly.
I think the most prophetic South Park episode is "Le Petit Turette", where Cartman fakes having Turette's Syndrome so he can say whatever he wants, and Kyle knows he's faking, but every time he calls him out he gets accused of being insensitive, downplaying, and outright denying that Turette's even exists, when all he's saying is that Cartman is faking, because he's obviously faking. A perfect metaphor for all the trans nonsense happening right now.
And of the girls literally developing tics after being on tok tok watching Tourette’s videos.
And abortion supporters. They can call it abortion and women's rights and the baby a mere fetus/parasite, but they all know the truth. It's self evident.
and there was a girl who did exactly that and got busted lol
As a straight white guy who now self identifies as a gay transgender woman of color I support and stand in solidarity with America's systemic blah blah blah. The only problem I have is that I used to love county music but now I can't stand it, lol.
That was my introduction to Tourette’s syndrome.
I never realized how accurate south park was until I got a little older and realized that yes most adults are just as ignorant and naive as they are portrayed in South park 😂
and asshole like Cartman always get away because they know how the system work
Well half of south park episodes takes what's happening or has happened and them spins and makes them into a joke by being kinda blown out of proportion, yk cartman using the girls bathroom, city people, the yelp reviews, there's too many to count and list
@@jakob9292 yeah exactly, they're not predicting they exagerate minor issue and a few years later, when the minor issue has blown out of proportion, it doesn't seem that much exagerate
Yep, adults are basically just old kids.
People like Mr.Garrison actually exist.
The movie Idiocracy wasn’t a satire-it was a prophetic documentary.
And the sad thing is that the creator of idiocracy said that he went as far as he could. He never would have dreamed that it would be a prediction for the future.
One of the best movies ever!!
When they start trying to water crops with electrolytes we should run for the hills LOL
*IDIOCRACY* is Mike Judge’s contribution to brilliant social satire. It should be shown with *TEAM AMERICA: WORLD POLICE* to all Americans.
And the second one named: "Don't look Up" is about today and it's also prophetic.
I remember a time when South Park was just a parody of the real world. Now we are living in a parody.
Exactly. It's 🤪
the "real world" is in fact a parody of a parody of a parody.
We are LITERALLY LIVING IN CLOWN WORLD AND SOUTH PARK IS EXPOSING THE WOKE LIBERALS.
One thing I love about south park is it truly exposes how absolutely brain damaged conservatives really are. Like they'll see one feminism or one transgender or LGBTQ or one positive Muslim post on tumblr and turn it into your entire personality. I mean basic human and civil rights causes so much anger and rage in conservatives that they have to turn to south park instead of letting those people just exist.
@@dextermoore278 notice how Ben never reacts to scenes of antisemitism or where Kyle is called "a stupid jew". There's a reason for that.
The NAMBLA episode was way ahead of its time. It predicted the normalization of pedophilia, which is what some tried to do recently with the word MAP.
What does the north american marlon brondo looka alikes have to do with pedophiles?
Stan literally says "yeah you know. we believe in equality for everybody and tolerance and all that gay stuff but dude fuck you."
Tried to do? They are still working at it.
Honestly, when I first heard of MAP, I thought it was a NAMBLA-type parody… for about _two seconds_ til I realized these sickos are _real!_ 🤯
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Oh yes. They're pushing hard to normalize it.
I believe Ben missed one of the most accurate predictions they made. In the episode, they have to set up the Christmas play but do it in a way that does not offend anyone. And the play ends up dull and everybody riots in the scroll gym. I think it was the first time Mr. Hankey appeared. And now all movies and tv shows are boring, tasteless, and politically correct. They call these like 20 years ago!!!.
How about how SP predicted freaking Trump becoming the president when everyone still though it is a joke. That is the biggest miss here.
@@HumblebeeRules they didn't predict it which is why season 20 struggled for the final 3-4 episodes. They assumed Hillary was winning
@@HumblebeeRules The debate with hillery is still my favorite.
Vote for her...
Trump is a liar. that and the episode of Sliders with president hillery.
The play ends up being dull and everybody riots in the scroll gym? What the hell is a scroll gym? I believe they actually rioted in the school gymnasium. still don't know what the hell a scroll gym is!
@@heyrobwest3908 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I need to look twice before posting what I wrote in google translate. But yeah, "in the school gymnasium" would be more accurate.
This was honestly one of my favorite Ben Shapiro episodes thus far.
Pretty sad honestly.
OMG same I love Shapiro and love south park please do more of this please Shapiro
It really was great lol
Me too he should never saw him smile or laugh before
I didn't know he was threated on TV, that was pretty shocking.
On the plus side, that dude LARPing as a woman who threatened you, at 6:35, just recently hit the news for starting to de-transition after realizing how physically and psychologically damaging a sex change operation is. Also, he's speaking out against the dangers of promoting such hazardous agendas, and how he was used as a political puppet. All of which has me wondering, if he will apologize to Ben Shapiro
Nah that was a different one, Chris (formerly Christine) beck the navy seal. Zoey tur is still insufferable as ever 😂
ah even if it was that person lets be honest fuck no would he apologize
how many people apologized to that Covington Catholic teenager Nick Sandmann that half the mainstream media smeared as a white supremacist
yea almost no one thankfully he went on a crusade of suing the living shit out of everyone who slandered him and i believe he was awarded A PILE of cash fully deserved
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@@yvonnelee4385 A Navy SEAL fell for that trans nonsense? Their propaganda worked very well. My God!
We need more shoes like South Park who aren't afraid to offend people.
I have never owned a pair of South Park shoes but I usually wear a size 15 or 16.
*shows
@🐢 i want those shoes!!
Flashgitz, meat canyon.
SHOES!? 😆
You know it’s a great show when you got Shapiro laughing.
Bushy old man eye brows on young men seem a sign of transexual drugs.
My science teacher from eighth grade laughed at Beavis and Butthead back in the day xD
Love seeing Ben smiling and laughing.
Earth is Flat. This is predictive programming
Ben has a sense of humor!!
You would need multiple videos to cover this
Could be an hour long
South Park has been educating us since 1997 and I've watched it since then! Always love how they aren't scared about being real and talking about real topics others are to scared of! Been predicting the future since 97!
Is it really a prediction when you work in the very industry that is pushing the messages we are seeing so they are really just getting a first hand behind the scenes glimpse of what is to come and making shows about it?
@dreadcthulhu5 South Park has predicted so many things and talk about real shit and aren't afraid of any consequences. That episode with randy saying the Nword then he was the New Word guy when that dude got heckled in real life from Seinfeld. The black community praised them and that episode!
I've always respected South Park. They lampoon BOTH sides. No one is safe! They tell it how is and don't sugar coat it. Right between the eyes! It's impossible to deny that they've been right about things more than they've been wrong and they don't care who they offend. Ben touched on some great examples here, but there are countless more. To Matt, Trey and the all the others at South Park Studios, thank you for all the laughs!
not really ... they did a few episodes on scientology, then chef aka isaac hayes, told them to stop or else he would quit ... no more shows on scientology. so to sum up, parker and stone and south park have become the hypocrites they lampoon. ... would make a great south park episode actually
@@anitahand5699 clearly you dont watch south park , do a quick search , they actually double down on making fun of scientology, and the guy who voice chef did quit, they kill chef in the show and everything. seriously , just do aquick google search on the topic. you'll laugh.
@@anitahand5699 👈🏿 Load of jizz that should've been shot in a sock instead of a woman...
@@anitahand5699what? They literally killed Chef off in an episode making fun of Scientology. The Super Adventure club was an obvious parody of kooky cults with a dark underside. The actor left the show immediately following “Trapped in the Closet” the episode about Scientology.
You are just making shit up.
It must be hard to write comedy because everything around us now is so absurd.
Matt and Trey’s libertarian approach to comedy is so important. People need to stop taking everything so seriously and learn to laugh at themselves. I’ve been watching this show on and off since it first aired and it’s evolved so much, but it’s alway hilarious.
They are not libertarians. They have stated as such and even made fun of libertarianisms naiveness.
They are conservative and always have been.
I think shows like South Park, as well as older programs such as All in the Family, helped people talk about contentious issues. It's better to approach controversial topics with humor as opposed to anger. Satire can be a great tool for this, South Park being one of the masters.
@@football5964 I’m not talking about their personal politics, I’m talking about their approach to comedy.
the creators have mocked people from both political parties. theyve not only mocked bush but have mocked demcorats such as Obama and Hillary clinton.
These two are comic geniuses. When they showed up to an awards show wearing the infamous JLo and Gwynneth gowns, it was cemented.
On acid too.
They were tripping balls, they talk about it watch an interview they did 😂😂😂
Plus, Matt and Trey were tripping on LSD that evening.
I thought I heard somewhere that they're both actually satanists. If that's true, then they've always been pushing the agenda that they've been supposedly exposing. It's like they're telling you what they're doing. And people are celebrating them for it. They are part of Hollywood, and they're making money off of what they know because they're a part of the same circles. Doing the same things. They're just as guilty.
@@CrazyDeeDee lol, maybe choose what you read more selectively. They're not satanists. You know nothing of them or the industry.
yeah, he told ya you were gonna go home in an ambulance and i remember you pointed out an ambulance doesnt take you home it takes you to a hospital. lolol fuckin absolutely killed me laughing, best simple troll ever hands down.
Just finished watching all the seasons and episodes of South Park again. They predicted so much! Best show ever.
I hope they can go for another 20 years we need them
Definitely.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone pay attention
I did the same. (Winter in Alaska) They predicted so much more of this carp than Ben could fit in one show. It was almost scary. I got to "Fishsticks" right about when Kanye melted down completely this year.
Damn that’s a lot of South Park. I’ve never been able to get through all of them
The clip of Obama and Biden running to the Mordor theme absolutely killed me. First literal LOL of the week.
Jus bk to remind you how hilarious this was ahahah 🤣
same that was gold
Yeah, Ben Shapiro added that haha. South Park has destroyed clown conservatives like Shapiro even harder 😂
Isengard theme, but yep :)
So let me get this straight Obama two-term president and nobody around him was convicted of felony!! Biden nobody has been convicted of a felony around him! Trump everybody around him is dirty scumbags and you love slopping up there come
“Trans- ginger” 😂😂
OK cool. I thought that's what he said. Making fun of genders and gingers 😂
Agreed
I absolutely love how Ben gets all the references and is an actual South Park fan
I bet he loves Cartman with kyle being Jewish !
What I love about South Park is that there is a moral lesson learned in most episodes but done so in a very crude outlandish hilarious way that it’ll go over peoples heads if they don’t look for it
They literally have a segment at the end of the episode about what they learned, or at least most older seasons
@@kevinsoto9717 yeah that’s what I’m pointing out giant douche still it goes over some peoples heads
If it goes over the heads of people watching, then who is learning moral lesson?
@@honolulublues5548 bro just fucking said it
I feel like their over the top freakout & exaggeration formula is intentional, so that those who are too intellectually deficient or unable to grasp the concept of humor or satire or read between the lines & pick up the metaphors & subtext within each episode, get thrown off by South Park & move on.
While those who are able to deceipher those hidden meanings get rewarded with hands down 1 of the best satirical cartoons ever made.
That's actually very smart of the South Park creators, so they only get supported by real actual rational & intelligent fans. And they don't end up with those "woke creatures" as their fanbase.
lol
Seeing Ben Shapiro reacts to southpark was something I didn't know I had on my bucket list
The “racist” flag of southpark is a good one. Some people in the town take issue with the flag and it becomes a divisive issue, the kids are for the flag staying as they don’t see the issue.
While the flag is racist (it’s literally 5 white stick figures with one black figure being hung) the kids are seeing both sides yell at each other and at the very end chef says “it’s racist as it’s 5 white guys hanging a black guy” and the kids are like “ohhhhhhhhhhhhh” and chef goes “wait a minute, they didn’t see it? Ah I feel guilty for it” because the kids didn’t see the problem and chef thought they were racists. The point being, that you don’t combat ignorance with aggression as they’ll just respond with aggression.
Edit: some great replies. I’ve seen the episode twice. Once when it first aired, and one other time. So the first guy who replied has a valid point I misinterpreted.
The other joke about that is they do change the flag in the end but never seemed to realize that a flag of a bunch of people of all races hanging people of other races is still a horrible flag to have. They were so obsessed with race that they failed to consider removing the noose.
I think the point was that kids don’t naturally see the negative in everything we put those thoughts in their heads
@@caseyblankenship987 they also don't care that they man was being hung with a noose.
The kids were color blind to the flag. Which is now as bad as being racist which is crazy as hell.
Best part of the episode is they fixed it by colouring in at least four of the five white guys, one of which became black. So, technically, it wasn't racist anymore.
There were times when I thought to myself after watching South Park, "no way will this ever happen". Boy was I wrong.
We need more of these. Almost 30 seasons of South Park. LOTS MORE TO COVER
"They tuk our Jubs" was as prophetic and was a better science fiction than most of the stuff nowadays. But I doubt anyone will talk about that.....
@@dracomessup what, the goobacks?
@@mat.b. yup that's the one.
days of our lives has 60 seasons and that show is dogshit.
As long as there are stupid politicians and celebrities saying and doing stupid things, _South Park_ will never run out of inspiration.
The world these days is like a South Park marathon.
@Modern Classic Collectables its bc they use it to tell us what's going on..just like this Simpsons..that's how they "predict" so much..
"Everything that South Park parodies eventually becomes reality." - Shapiro's Law
That's genius you should have more likes
😂😂😂😂😂
shapiros law ? you just did a thing there. lmao
This needs to be coined
why name a law about south park after ben fuckin' shapiro lol
"You'll go home in an ambulance". Lol ambulances don't take you home.
the bit that always strikes me about that moment is how this we will be generous and say person openly threatens to physically assault Ben by the ambulance mention seems to be a very serious threat of harm and everyone else on the panel just casually ignores it and still claims Ben is the bad person
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Mr. Garrison's sex change operation is a historical work of satirical genius.
It was almost 25 years ago and it's spot on
Both of them!
I watched it when I was younger and I knew that was going to happen. I was the only non-sheep out there.
Yes. Trey and Mark were ahead of their time. These guys are pure genius.
"I'm not just a dolphin. I'm a lawyer!"
"You're a law-phin?"
It's good see Ben Shapiro actually laugh. South Park has been around long enough that I remember my parents telling me I couldn't watch it when it first came out. I was 12 years old, and my parents were like "Nope, we watched an episode. You aren't ready for it." So when my parents went to bed I would get out of bed and watch it anyway lol. I got grounded when I got caught.
My dad would watch it in front of me when I was 5 (in Spanish) I don’t remember much I think a memory that stuck with me most was the “Jersey” episode and a couple of other ones along with a commercial where they all wave at the end like at a mall?
Idk what my dad was thinking letting his 5yo daughter lay on a corner of the bed watching Kyle kill Jesus when he’s aso religious but I loved South Park then and love it now!
@@No-qn8jr I am 37 and absolutely love South Park. I remember my mom yelling at my dad when I was 3 because he had me in his lap watching Tales From the Crypt lol.
You're butters lmao
I’m 40 and I remember when South Park hit Comedy Central, I still remember the first episode like nothing “Cartman gets an anal probe” lmfao South Park has done nothing but better as the years go on. I see a lot of people complain on social media about tegridy and Randy episode idc I think some of those are funny as fxxk. Some of the funniest recent season were the skank hunt episodes😂😂
@@heythere6804 Lol...I guess I kind of was back then
imo the most prophetic episode of South Park, was their "Museum of Tolerance" episode, where the boys get in trouble because Mr. Garrison is acting extremely perverted. But their parents just call them "homophobic". Even when Mr. Slave has a gerbil crawl through his butt, the parents are like, "wow, he's so brave". Its just like pop stars like Sam Smith and the fact that schools push for porn books as long as it has homosexual sex.
The heroic journey of Lemmiwinks is the best part of that episode (and the Ballad Of Lemmiwinks is gold).
This is one of my favorite episodes. If you watch the movie it was set to "The Devil's Arithmetic" it is even better.
Yeah, the Death Camp of Tolerance was one of the best episodes....
Exactly. This one is overlooked but it is the most accurate and predictive one they've ever done. Canadian teacher with the giant breast is a perfect example. The school defended him. That is exactly what happened in the Museum of Tolerance episode.
Take it slave
Uncancellable, unrivaled, unblieveably great. I LOVE South Park, even still, at the age of 52.
💯💯💯
What year did you first watch!?
@@No-qn8jr I first saw some in the first season, but I didn’t pay attention, thinking it was just someone trying to do a Simpsons. It must have been about 2002 when my brother played a DVD, and as I did pay attention, it hit me with its full force. I remember it was when the old grand dad had sex with the gymnastics coach.
Yeah Matt and Trey are about your age. Nbd
Did you pick out your coffin yet?
Watching Ben laugh at and appreciate the same things a lot of us grew up on is a nice watch. More of this please!
I wish that Ben Shapiro would cover the ai versions of himself.
@@slimgrim3607 where
@gamingpotato yes definitely
It’s easy to laugh when it’s showing YOUR viewpoint. I want to see him watch SP skewer conservatives.
@@Deroliebe as you should! It's often more important to listen to what your enemies are saying than your friends.. helps find the comfy middle ground
South Park is the greatest tv series of all time, hands down. Trey & Matt are international treaures.
You missed the part where Kyle's dad transitions into a dolphin 🤣
Or when garrison goes to have his abortion.
He didn’t transition into a dolphin. He was a Jewphin, lol.
Many discredit Southpark because of how crude it is. However, the underlying premise of each episode is almost always accurate and incredibly moral. Many people can learn from this show.
Frankly it needs to be crude or it wouldn't be memorable
@@kurtpunchesthings2411 The irreverence, aside from being a vehicle for comedy and making the show memorable, is also how they keep surviving cancel culture. The fact that nobody is safe from being satirized by South Park makes it seem silly for even the most sensitive of people to actually take offense, because "c'mon, dude, it's just South Park. There's no one they haven't made fun of, and there's nothing that's sacred to them. So they're not biased against you"
Well that argument applies only to the first 3-5 seasons (crudeness, fart jokes, etc). After that, it became very intelligent parody, and anyone who says it's crude haven't watched beyond seasons 3-5 or so.
Ben always cracks a smile to my face. 😃 Good video, and unfortunate reality.
The "No I'm sorry I was just trying to frame you for R***** Butters" made me laugh way to hard.
Best show yet. It’s good to see Ben have a laugh.
@Benshapiro__-Gutless Troll
Trey Parker and Matt Stone are culture heroes. I've never been a South Park fan and only watch it occasionally, but I have always respected those guys for being equal-opportunist insultists. They will cross all lines, and it is amazing.
They will cross all lines including your own, and it challenges you (eventually) to learn to laugh at yourself, something very important.
Best part of South Park is they actually have life lessons, Kyle’s “I learned something today,” moments that are practical, logical, sometimes even religiously helpful. And that’s something you don’t expect from an adult cartoon
Unfortunately, they've been stopped doing Kyle's "I learned something today" for a long time.
I guess you missed the episode on tolerance..where u don't have to like something to tolerate it but u also don't need to be nasty to ppl aka the definition of tolerance
@@MonkeyDLuffy-wm7br yea I wish they would bring it back because it was just a nice way of summarising the episode
The BEST SouthPark episode was roasting the Duke and Duchess of Delusion. Hands down the BEST ‼‼‼‼‼‼
Ahh South Park.Gods gift to mankind. Praise be 🕊
Don't you mean People Kind? lol
South Park has been my medication for 20+ yrs now. Whenever I feel down and depressed I throw on an episode of South Park, and it does not just cure my depression it puts in a good mood as well.
South Park to this day is the best satire ever made.
💯👍
LOL. No one goes home in an ambulance. That is an expensive Uber ride.
A guy like you definetely deserves an episode of Southpark
Oh sorry, I forgot, that they already did it. It is obvious, that you are Cartmanbrah
He is Kyle. They made him aswell.
@@imcoolpramesh No, he is not. Him being jewish does not make him automatically Kyle. Besides he is wearing that cap just to use it as a defense mechanism.
@@Mimonzi naw he’s Kyle bro he’s Jewish and is more intellectual than Cartman
@@Mimonzi we all know that both Ben and Kyle run Hollywood
I can't get over Michael's goofy grinning face in the new chocolate bar ad. Brett looks amazing in that ad, also.
She looks amazing always
100%
I love South Park, they have no boundaries, they make a fool out of everybody or everything.
Actually, they don’t “make” it, they just point it out.
@@flipnotrab well, you got a good point there.
These things back then just flew over my head when I was younger (and I'm not American). Now It's all coming true and I don't even know if I should laugh or cry... or both.
I love watching Ben react to stuff 😂
Same here...
It reminds me of my dog. Except my dog eventually learns...
Ben is gonna flip when he finds out what the Old Testament predicted about Jesus.
I can't remember laughing so much watching South Park as when Ben analyses the truth of their narrative. The pink ribbon in his hair allowing him to go in the girls' loo is priceless. It's incredible, and what's most unbelievable is that no one would even dare air any of those episodes nowadays.
Well, the show is still on, and who's to say what topics will be subjects?
The episode Board Girls aired in late 2019 showed that they still aren't afraid of the left. It was all about ruthless mocking of transgender athletes.
No one can censor South Park, they are the chosen ones 😂‼️
Well these episodes do still air so you saying "no one would even dare air any of those episodes nowadays" is just incorrect.
That episode is literally about people being able to use any bathroom they want and that those who make a big deal of it are 100% in the wrong. Did you morons even watch this episode?
No matter how Ben critiques or comments, he still manages to be so wholesome. I absolutely LOVE this dude, he's a cool cat. Every individual possesses several faucets that make them who they are. Politics is ONLY one of them. It is mind boggling how much energy is placed into hating him based on ONE aspect of what he believes..Beliefs he's more than willing to debate..with precision, respect and efficiency. Anyway, these clips are hilarious and I love when a person can poke lighthearted fun to make light of the issues we constantly face.
Lol, hello hope you're having a wonderful day 🌹
Dude, you have about 17 more of these to go. I've been watching a lot of old South Park episodes recently (around season 7, I believe) and it's absolutely terrifying. I mean, hilarious? I don't even know anymore but PLEASE make this into a complete series.
Hahaha oh please what a reach ..South park mocks everyone from afr*can Americans to j*wish people in every way shape and form 😂 does this make every cartman says about those ppl true or writers personal opinion..my gosh you ppl are d*mbest 🤣
If he covered every single paradoxical prediction South Park covered, this video would be 15 hours long.
The shows been on for decades and its entire premise essentially revolves around parodying the absurdity of social movements
@@redneckrambo9626 Nailed it.
The Life of Brian, when Stan wanted to be called Loretta was comedy gold, and that was nearly 50 years ago.
Always looking forward to Ben's South Park commentary and reactions.
I used to see Ben Shapiro in Brett Cooper; Now I see Brett Copper in Ben Shapiro 🤣
South Park took the opportunity to make these jokes before they became offensive 🤣👏
They would still air any of these today. They don’t care who they offend. My favorite was when they wrote chef off the show because the guy playing him didn’t approve of them making fun of Scientology. They hated the hypocracy so they made chef into a pedophile and killed him. They don’t care who they anger just so long as it’s funny.
"Strong Woman" is one hilarious parody that had me gasping for air because I was laughing so much! 😅😂😆🤣😧😦😮😵
"Parody is essentially just prophecy now" such an unfortunately accurate statement
5:19 I love that they animated Snooki but let Ronnie and Vinny be normal 😂😂
The absolute Comedic GENIUS of these two is unmatched and NO ONE will ever come close to what these guys have accomplished! And they consistently out do themselves! I fuckin LOVE south park!!!!!
They saw this shit coming right when it rears its ugly little head.
Shut up
I'm Russian, and i've watched South Park since episode 1, never missed a single episode (or a special) - i've always wondered, when will people see that it's not a fantasy but a reality? It took 26 years, but i'm still glad it's finally happening 💪
WOW! I didn’t realize that South Park was so accurate and prophetic 😮. This team should be doing a real show on tv. Thanks to them for all the laughing for more than a quarter of century!
Parody is real
Family Guy has a similarly good record of predicting the future.
Gulliver's Travels & South Park; the two greatest satirical works in history.
I get more current news from Southpark than I do the actual news.
Cartman at 2:18 makes me LMAO!! He's always been my favorite character. Especially since he sang Come Sail Away!! 😂😂
Hi dear adorable smile you got and i love it , I see no reason why you don't deserve a perfect gift on your birthday ,it will be so nice hearing from you 😊
Hello, hope you're having a wonderful day?
I’m also impressed by Trey Parker’s and Matt Stone’s episodes where they accurately predicted a social issue. I guess I have to bite my tongue if they shouldn’t be spoken no more.
”The Lia Thomas of South Park”😂😂😂😂
Based...
South Park has always made my day instantly better for so many years! 😂
The "Which South Park Character Are You Most Like?" quiz they edited onto Ben's phone at 0:37 made me crack up
Deep...
I always look at SP as kind of a 'relief valve'. It did it's thing, the pressure subsided and we got on with life without destroying each other. Trey is a true genius.
Years ago I was watching South Park and there was a woman sitting at a bar watching porn on a phone. The bartender came up and said “Excuse me you can’t watch that here!” And the woman looked up and said “Oh no it’s ok, I’m trans.” And the bartender goes “oh my gosh I’m sorry, you’re right, do whatever you want.” South Park is a national treasure.
@@adamgates1142 Yes it’s on a South Park episode.
This was on Family Guy not South Park
Hahaha oh please what a reach ..South park mocks everyone from afr*can Americans to j*wish people in every way shape and form 😂 does this make every cartman says about those ppl true or writers personal opinion..my gosh you ppl are d*mbest 😂
We absolutely ARE light beings! I swear I've used precisely that phrasing to describe us on account of a divine spiritual experience at the hands of LSD. I know this is out of no where but it's a phrase and truth that I have never forgotten since that evening and just had to share. Also yeah SP is a national treasure that's certain!
Bruh
Ben needs to keep the beard, it makes it easier for us to tell him apart from his fraternal twin, Brett.
Based...
Probably been mentioned already but nearly 100 Babylon Bee articles have come true!
South Park predicted Jared from Subway as well.
He's still looking good, eating those Subway sandwiches. His name is Jared, and he's still looking good.
Oh fuck it’s Jared!
Ben, I would have been so uncomfortable for so many reasons if that person put their hand on the back of my neck. You handled it very well.
Also, I'm surprised by this video in general. It makes me happy to see you make the comparisons to South Park. Good stuff!
I love seeing when you do debates with others and put them in their place
It's insane how accurately they predicted the present
Ben if you give any help with these edits then you are funnier than expected 😂😂. But that Biden and Obama jogging killed me
Never thought I'd see Ben reacting or even laughing to south park lol
Robots are being taught to laugh now
Growing up, I honestly was disgusted by the show and would be one of those people who would have very low opinion of anybody who ever did. It's really something for me to have to give the show credit for it being incredibly satirical and genuinely funny.
Shows you were an immature douchebag, but with education you have grown. Well done for acknowledging that. 👍
To be fair, it changed a lot since the early years.
@@SeraphsWitness The story for why that's the case is actually hilarious. I remember reading about South Park and basically, the two creators were college students who were studying some kind of filmography or something. They made a stop motion Jesus vs Santa Claus short (the origin of the South Park animation style) for a class project, then got high one night and mailed it in to Comedy Central as some sort of joke or prank, IIRC. They were surprised to get a response giving them an offer to make it a show, and they didn't take it seriously for the first few seasons because they thought there was no way the show would survive more than that. For the show to catch on the way it did was a surprise, and they only took it seriously once they realized it was here to stay. That's why there's so much change in seasons 5 through 7. The irony of their success is that it's owed largely to offended celebrities and activist groups campaigning to get the show taken off the air after being made fun of, thus just drawing more attention to the show, when South Park might have gone unnoticed and eventually canceled otherwise.
To this day, the pilot episode of the series is the only one that was actually made fully in stop motion, whereas the rest were digitally animated. The simple style of the animation also allows them to throw together a new episode remarkably fast, which is how they keep up with current events so quickly. Such a fascinating show
Oh, and one more fun fact: Eric Cartman's mom, who's notoriously promiscuous to the point of having a two part episode titled "Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut," is named after an ex girlfriend of one of the creators who had cheated on him. Talk about revenge
@@tiagodecastro2929 yea i happen to be a professional animator. Not only do they computer animate it now, but it's all done in Autodesk Maya, an extremely sophisticated 3D program.
@@tiagodecastro2929 thank you for your post.
I cant believe that i never discovered mr. Ben Shapiro and his wonderful YT account. What a breathe of fresh air. I could go on but...😂😊 i got recommended this channel via South Park, Tom Macdonald, ATHF n Death Metal searches....how bixarre! Lol! CHEERS BUDDY FROM CANADA 🇨🇦!!
Matt and trey are comedic geniuses.
And give almost honest truth in the balls.
I freakin' love South Park, always have. The way they transitioned from dick and fart jokes to biting social commentary and satire was brilliant. The games are also hilarious, like very long episodes you get to control ("The Stick of Truth" and "The Fractured But Whole")
Fractured Butt Whole was amazing.
@@GLoLChibs I sadly haven't finished it yet. I had it on my Switch, but then it got "stolen" (I pawned it for... reasons) but now that I got my shit together, I'm probably going to buy it again either for my (new) Switch or on PC (if they're on PC that is).
Man I love SP. I started watching during the first season and grew up with it. I used to love going to school the day after a really good episode and talking about it all day with friends. So many laughs.
South Park and Ben are GOATED.💪🏽
Seeing Ben chuckle makes my day
You mean choke, right...
I would also throw in the episode Death Camp for Tolerance, it was from 2002 and completely nailed both cancel culture and LGBT teachers being unfireable. Cant believe it's over 20 years old but prophesied the current day.
That tunnel kills me every time
I mean....cancel culture goes back as early as the 30s with reefer madness BS and for the most part has always been right wing led....I know a lot of these folks don't like to hear that.... and yes, LGBT teachers should be unfireable. They're human beings with teaching degrees. That's common sense lol
I've always wondered what Ben thought of South Park. It's my favorite show of all time. I wanted to think Ben would be amused by the show but never thought I would get to see him praise South Park. Please do more!
7:00 that cartoon character sounds 1000% like the dude that put their hands on you on that show with Dr. Dork.
We definitely need a part 2
Awesome idea Ben. Agree - work it into your show each week or two. Good to see your reaction and impart your take. 👌
You should do more of this
Monty Python had a skit in Life of Brian (1979) which was making fun of gender dysphoria. I can still remember how crazy their humor was, and nobody thought it would ever be painful reality.
I remember when Flashgitz made fun of transgender transformers a few years ago...
Now we have one.
I'm a lumberjack and I'm okay. Incidentally, the Lumberjack Skit appeared on the same episode as the Spam Skit. And that is the reason the word 'spam' morphed into unwanted nonsense from the internet.
OOPS... yes... I missed the LOB reference. Loretta - it was brilliant.
Protect South Park at all costs
Btw it’s the first time I’ve seen Ben relaxed and laughing. He’s usually in some heated debate and ultra serious, almost robotic. Totally different side of him didn’t know existed