South Park Escalates Trump Feud As President Gets Satan Pregnant In Brutal New Episode

South Park has once again targeted Donald Trump, delivering one of its most audacious jabs yet by mocking his manhood in a new episode that has quickly gone viral. Known for its satirical take on politics and pop culture since 1997, the show has lampooned figures ranging from Bill Clinton and Kanye West to the Pope. Its crude animation masks biting commentary, often sparking headlines and debates about censorship and taste.

Trump’s persona has provided endless material for creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone. In the latest episode, fans noticed a particularly provocative joke involving Trump’s anatomy, prompting viral discussions, memes, and social media debates. The episode also parodies Trump accepting bribes from tech giants Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook, while a recurring bedroom scene with Satan returns—this time depicting Trump asking to use Apple products in a sexual context.

The end credits added another layer of discussion, reading, “Written by Trey Parker and ChatGPT,” leaving viewers wondering whether the AI reference was real or another layer of satire. Some fans criticized the episode as repetitive, with one user writing, “One joke theme the whole time… wow, that’s it??” Others praised the commentary, noting its reflection on society’s growing dependence on AI.

The White House dismissed the episode, calling South Park “desperate” and claiming it hasn’t been relevant for over 20 years. Yet, despite criticism and official rebuffs, South Park continues to earn high ratings on basic cable, demonstrating the show’s enduring popularity. Parker and Stone’s refusal to shy away from controversy keeps the show in headlines decades after its debut.

The most talked-about scene involves Trump and Satan, with the devil character claiming, “We’ve been together for months and I want to leave him but I can’t because… I’m pregnant.” An animated Fox News anchor confirms, “Donald Trump has been f\*cking Satan this whole time. For all the doubters… in your face!” The combination of sexual humor, political satire, and absurdist storytelling has made the episode instantly shareable across social media, fueling debate and laughter alike.

As always, South Park proves that no target is off-limits, leaving fans eagerly wondering what outrageous gag the show will pull next—and whether Trump will ever respond.