South Park Roasts Trump So Hard Paramount Paid Attention!
The 'South Park' season 27 premiere 'Sermon on the Mount' exploded to nearly 6 million viewers, marking its best linear premiere since 1999 and funniest corporate burn ever! Matt Stone and Trey Parker, fresh off a $1.5 BILLION deal with Paramount, hilariously trashed their new overlords, CBS, and President Trump—who got mocked in bed with Satan! The White House called it 'a desperate attempt for attention,' while Trump coolly said, 'If you get ratings, you can say or do anything.' As Jesus warned, 'South Park is over' if we don't hush up about Paramount chaos!
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Nothing screams 'loyal corporate partner' like mocking your $1.5B dealmaker on prime time. South Park: the only show where lawsuits and naked Trump desert walks boost ratings. Plot twist: it's a clever 'stay quiet or die' warning from Jesus himself!
South Park just threw shade harder than a solar eclipse, roasting their own paycheck and serving naked Trump like it's gourmet TV drama. If ratings are king, these guys are the emperors of chaos!
Watching South Park clown on Trump and their corporate bosses right after signing a billion-dollar deal is like biting the hand that feeds you—then selling that bite for viral gold. Comedy is alive and slightly savage!
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 7/31/2025 | Author: Thibault Spirlet
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