Everything is Crap - SOUTH PARK

[@southpark]

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[@jjsouls6986]

This was a bad clip. Its not funny. Its suposed to make us laugh so we go and watch southpark. U missed some funny ass parts of this episode. U fail bro. Need a break? This is a weard clip to save and post. Just saying

[@Okovburkan]

@@jjsouls6986 Not everyone shares your world view bud, just 'member that. The clip was excellent, I and many others can relate to it. Also, the way you type...Need a break? FYI -depression is not funny. Just saying.

[@jjsouls6986]

@@Okovburkan lol wow i got a bite quicker then i thought. What about what i said made u wanna respond? Was it the attack of dude? Or did u get angry at the way i talked down to dude? U couldent help yourself could you? You even threw back what i said at the end. Even an insult. Did u feel like your being a hero? Like im a villan? So i got into your emotions deeper then i thought. How fun.

[@jjsouls6986]

@Stanley Randall Marsh lol my god. Dude just stop. Ur wasteing ur time. Iv watched southpark for fucking years. I get every joke and suttle nod. But thanks for thinking im some sad shit lord. I get this episode. Trust me.

[@mrabsorbency8460]

@Stanley Randall Marsh Hi Stan. Your my favourite character

[@BenJPics9925]

Man, this scene made this whole episode feel like a series finale.

[@InfectedChris]

Thought the same thing too when it aired.

[@incgnitoburrito6774]

I thought it would have been perfect if they ended the show there

[@ihateyoubit7693]

Yep

[@ihateyoubit7693]

YEHA HOW DO YOU NOT HAVE MORE LIKES OR ATTENTION FOR THIS COMMENT!!!

[@inferno7997]

@@incgnitoburrito6774 no

[@Vailskibum]

At times like these, South Park is genuinely one of the most well written cartoons out there.

[@jillnyethegirlwhosbi3772]

definitely. it’s not perfect but it’s unlike anything else out there. the world just makes more sense with south park in it.

[@hughmungus9831]

What’s sad is I didn’t get it when it originally aired

[@jadsi]

WAY better than Family Guy

[@C.Church]

@@jadsi Yeah I liked Family Guy a lot. Then after years of South Park, Family Guy really shows how 14yrs old it really is. I mean, it's still amusing. But explaining the jokes right after the jokes ruins it. Like the "Please pass the jelly!" cutaway. He stops to explain the joke. The "men are better than women" jokes. South Park doesn't have to rely on any of that.

[@C.Church]

(I have to admit, Family Guy's Maude reference cracks me up every time. And most of Stewie and Brian.)

[@southpark]

*gestures vaguely at the world*

[@catalinacurio]

I’ll lend you my shovel and help you dig your way out of all the shit, we can deliver it together to Nunes farm, I’m sure he’d appreciate some more. 😎💖

[@ultraexcalibur1728]

OOF

[@briandougherty9110]

Rated "Arg" For Pirates.

[@SwitchedUp08]

Mm

[@King_Colombia_Inc]

Jacob FitzGerald ADAM SANDLER IS JACK ADAM SANDLER IS JILL **two shits shit on each other**

[@TheOne_Zawan]

It's weird seeing Kyle and Cattman not just hanging out together but SMILING at eachother

[@patheticrazor]

@if you reply to my comments then you’re gay No

[@rossdiamondthief6627]

Deep deep deep down they have an appreciation for each other

[@patheticrazor]

@Meme Man what?

[@falynoutlaw8522]

I think Cartman actually like Kyle but doesn’t know how to Express his feelings in the right way .

[@boyzaya15]

@Forgettable You went to deep into that. They don't even hate eacj other tbh. Kyle is just a self righteous dork that ruins Cartman's questionable activities

[@freddiecawston2892]

Stan's getting older and more cynical. It happens to a lot of us moving into adulthood.

[@XxavierxX1992]

69 likes nice

[@maximesharesterror3263]

Soooo true!

[@shion1074]

@@CheerfullyCynical829bro Stan is a fictional character and doesn't age,

[@shion1074]

@@CheerfullyCynical829 oh ok

[@whyareyoureadingthissmh]

...he's ten

[@Longshanks1690]

This episode is the best metaphor for Depression I have ever seen in any form of media. It’s such a juvenile idea, but the way it’s presented is what makes it one of the most mature depictions of mental illness I’ve yet seen.

[@johnvuu4679]

Especially this part 1:30

[@arandomfox9009]

johnvuu 😂

[@psychxmania]

facts

[@user-njyzcip]

And the song fits it perfectly, lucky they licensed it to South Park considering that they ripped on Fleetwood Mac before

[@123nicanor]

I thought this was about "growing up" not Depression. Stan is growing up and realizing that the world is really a shitty place, he's losing his innocence. Plain and simple. EDIT: The title of the episode was "You're getting Old" btw

[@idaniluz652]

I felt so sorry for stan, because his friends didn't help him with his depression and avoided him, even though he needed them more than ever

[@Longshanks1690]

That's what being around someone with Depression is like; they're insufferable and miserable all the time so cutting them out is just the best option for you.

[@thecommie9992]

Even though his best friend wanted to help him but Stan wouldn't stop being like a black hole so he couldn't... This episode is just depressing

[@tiefensucht]

well this is how it works in reality

[@Longshanks1690]

@Brb Japanese Sushi shop owner: *WOW WEAWWY???*

[@Longshanks1690]

@Stoney Lonsome Didn’t say it was. For the record, I’m speaking as the depressed person who had all his friends ghost him. I get why they did it and I don’t hold it against them, and I understand that while it wasn’t a strictly ethical thing to do, it was an understandable one. Demonising them won’t do any good when I do enough of that to myself.

[@jamarihernandez7117]

Wait, it’s all crap? Stan: _Always has been._

[@APerson-dl7xx]

This is so perfect

[@muhammadfaizarha1899]

Only south park who can depict depression accurately with toilet humor...

[@JMAR_GAMES]

I actually found this episode to be rather depressing. It’s not too hard to look at the world with a cynical point of view and I think that I could relate to Stan’s feelings in this episode. About a year ago I felt depressed and this episode shows what depression could feel like for some people.

[@riikonen1884]

@Saggy Sachs It was about getting old and depressed. I think the episode makes it pretty clear that it's not only about getting old.

[@catherinewillows51495]

No episode of South Park has ever made me cry except this one. This was the first time South Park hit my childhood, when everyone is just talking about random shit at school and Stan just freaks out! I can’t tell you how many times that has happened to me.

[@maguire20]

this is one of the saddest moments in south park i've seen, this episode should have been the season finale.

[@elfodruidc]

no

[@christopherfreitas-leonard7099]

Yeah, it is sad to see, felt sorry for Stan. It made into a Top 10 South Park’s saddest moments.

[@MegaMr46]

Kenny McCormick yeah, I did not get a single laugh after the music sounded like you know what to Stan.

[@buttersstotch601]

Hey Kenny

[@maguire20]

@@buttersstotch601 How's it going butters

[@MaveriKat]

Not going to lie. When I first saw this episode live, it felt like this was Matt and Trey's way of doing a Series Finale.

[@RapFanatic4ever]

I felt like that too , Or at least thinking of where to take the next season

[@marioreds7826]

I feel that many people missed one important point of the episode: yes, it is a powerful depiction of depression, but Stan is also criticized (by the doctor) for his excessive cynicism. So the episode also conveys this message: depression can't be an excuse for being a cynical asshole, that's also on you.

[@JohnKobaRuddy]

Cynics are people who see through the bullshit. Plain and simple

[@joshuawillis602]

John Ruddy that’s what you say to justify being a miserable asshole

[@JohnKobaRuddy]

Joshua Willis kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZenlZR8ZqmXiM0 here’s my reply seeing as KZbin likes to censor me a lot

[@hallucinatedovens8414]

@@joshuawillis602 that's what you say to justify being afraid of criticism or negativity

[@joshuawillis602]

Ing Soc that’s not criticism. It’s just negativity and it’s stupid

[@jrdnruiz2]

I’ve been battling depression and alcoholism for about 2 years now. It’s gotten particularly bad the last few months. I’ve been on a South Park kick lately rewatching lots of episodes. I came across this one, and at one point during the episode I just broke down crying. Watching it when I was younger it was just funny, but when you’re going through it, you understand how well written and how perfectly it displays what depression is like. I wonder what Matt and Trey have gone through in their lives to be able to write something like this so accurately.

[@donein6518]

Made me cry reading this and watching this again. Just know you're not alone brother.

[@Mysteri0usChannel]

This is the best metaphor for depression I've ever seen. It's extremely crude but also so accurate and easy to understand.

[@nobody-tj1mv]

As a person that had depression for 5 years of his life this is incredible. I know it's a joke and the show is no suppoused to be taken seriously, but this is the perfect metaphor for when you just give up trying, and just let the world change arround you because you think you wouldn't make a good change on it. How he stopped talking to his friends because he was "bummer" to be with hit hard when I saw it for the first time. Good job, SP.

[@nobody-tj1mv]

@Saggy Sachs Lol. Because I can't relate to something because you disagree.

[@riikonen1884]

@Saggy Sachs this episode is about depression. Why would they show him going to the doctor and the doctor saying there's no cure for it? That isn't related to growing old.

[@Jason_Van_Stone]

Too bad he's not depressed in this episode and simply just "growing up" though...

[@Jason_Van_Stone]

@@riikonen1884 I'm seeing a shit ton of "most accurate view on depression", comments...like, did most you people even watch this episode, or just this clip?? (I get how you can see the feelings he's going through are mutual) but Stan's not depressed, he's growing up and it's basically post-stage 5 puberty...he's bored, tired, lazy, cynical and everything around him is SHIT. I get not everyone goes through this, but it definitely happened to me...

[@starkiller578]

@@Jason_Van_Stone dude you keep commenting the same shit on every comment we get it damn

[@Savvaoff]

2020 theme song, written years ago.

[@KiDSZN]

What's the name of the song

[@puertomontin0]

@@KiDSZN landslide

[@BiscuitDelivery]

@@KiDSZN Fleetwood Mac in case you're wondering which artist. Kind of a tossup between Landslide and The Chain for their best song.

[@Noname-fb1mm]

1:12 So all it takes for Kyle and Cartman to have a friendly relationship is Stan being depressed? Lmao.

[@Noname-fb1mm]

@Saggy Sachs He is still very much depressed. He has no more interest in anything that even his own friends turn to crap. Just look at his expression.

[@Noname-fb1mm]

@Saggy Sachs Or maybe it could be about both situations🤷‍♀️

[@Noname-fb1mm]

@Saggy Sachs I agree.

[@riikonen1884]

@Saggy Sachs you dont have to be such an asshole. Just because you see this episode portraying someone growing older doesn't mean its about someone growing older. The world doesn't revolve around you you asshole.

[@riikonen1884]

@@Noname-fb1mm dont agree with him. He is being an asshole and stating his opinion as a fact and your opinion as being wrong.

[@j9_2005]

One of the saddest ones for me honestly.

[@Blitzo8390]

As somebody who suffered depression, this speaks out to me

[@buttersstotch601]

Hey PC Principal. Gee whiz I didn’t know you played Halo

[@Blitzo8390]

Butters Stotch It’s a pretty fun game Stotch

[@magnedeusfenrir9582]

You see everything as shit?

[@Blitzo8390]

Magnedeus Fenrir Not everything, but I see most things as shit

[@Jason_Van_Stone]

Why's everyone circling this episode around depression? Lmao Have you even seen this episode? It's post stage 5 puberty...

[@testablightmarsh1678]

This is actually my favorite episode

[@cartoonloverproductions8135]

One of the best for sure

[@linalokir2178]

@Eric Cartman Like where Kyle was eating your farts

[@linalokir2178]

@Eric Cartman ikr 🤣

[@ComicalRealm]

They missed a golden opportunity to have Cartman sing this

[@linalokir2178]

YES I LOVE CARTMANS MUSICALS

[@patheticrazor]

Cartman can't sing this cause he's on a "date" with Kyle now (It's a joke)

[@mediadragon2191]

I guess cause this was more of serious scene compare to the other parts of episodes where Cartman sings

[@linalokir2178]

@@mediadragon2191 but but whyyyyyyyy 😭😭😭😭

[@linalokir2178]

@@mediadragon2191 it stilld be good

[@jiszle697]

This is the single most profound episode of TV that I've ever watched. The way it portrays depression is insanely accurate.

[@SuperAlienGhost]

I like this episode because it very perfectly one truth about depression nobody is ever willing to admit: When people say “you’re not in this alone”; YES, YOU ABSOLUTELY ARE. All you are is a side character in everyone else’s life. When you become inconvenient, they’ll carry on without you, and they won’t miss you.

[@matthicksxx]

I want to share my personal story/experience with this episode... This episode was the mid-season finale of South Park's fifteenth season. It aired when I was finishing up my eighth grade year of school and getting ready to go to high school. South Park has very much been a show that I have grown up with, as it first aired the year after I was born, and I have been watching it since I was pretty young. Being at a transitional time in my life, going from middle school to high school and becoming a young adult, this episode was very emotional for me to watch. Not to mention, this was the last South Park we had for about four months, and South Park was not even renewed past the fifteenth season at that point, so I was left thinking the show had only seven more episodes when it came back. I am glad that the show has continued to go on and that I have continued to grow with it. I realize that Matt and Trey will eventually have to end it someday, but I find it comforting that the show is still on the air. But this episode was pretty emotional when it came out. I also want to say, I consider myself the number one South Park fan in the world! Thank you, South Park (you've been there).

[@Mysteri0usChannel]

I've been depressed for little over 16 years now and I've never in my life felt more seen than during this. This is the best metaphor for how I'm feeling and I'm so grateful for its existence.

[@adreamingwolf]

Samesies. I tried being positive but everything is going to shit and now I'm just angry and sad most of the time. There are little bits of joy here and there but most things and people are just shit.

[@FedeArgentina]

Nah you wasnt

[@Mysteri0usChannel]

@@FedeArgentina various doctors told me different but I guess they ain't got shit against a random KZbin comment

[@FedeArgentina]

@@Mysteri0usChannel being sad is not a depression

[@Mysteri0usChannel]

@@FedeArgentina I know. I'm not just sad. It's more like a freezing cold in your mind and soul, an all consuming dark emptiness, this weird sensation of feeling things but just... Muted. Like all emotions are so far away. They are there, you can see them, feel their presence, but you don't exactly FEEL them. Nothing is fun, but doing fuck all isn't exactly great either. You want to do something, but you cannot get yourself to do anything. The air around you feels like lead, all light is dim, all colors are grey, and if you manage to laugh, you still question the genuity of that laugh. You want to cry, but you don't even feel sad enough to do so. You are so tired, all you want to do is sleep, but you can't even fall asleep. Believe me, I know what I'm talking about. Within these 16 years there have been multiple phases during which I haven't even been able to shower or brush my teeth or get up from my bed to go to the toilet.

[@vrzM8]

Season 15 was one of the best seasons of South Park. These two episodes took things right down into really honest and human subject matter (still plenty of comedy), and the rest were just really, really fucking funny

[@WilliamBilliam.]

1:19 wait that’s illegal

[@evanlee93]

Change hurts.

[@taifuskies3889]

Cartman and Kyle enjoying each other’s company? That’s illegal.

[@TheAnnaPhilharmonic]

Wow. Who knew South Park would have one of the most accurate depictions of what depression feels like. Thanks, Matt and Trey.

[@ThatKiwiDudeTV]

A show has never predicted the future so accurately. It's not Stans fault literally everything is crap.

[@adrienandotherstuff99]

I just wanna talk about the end credits. This time, it was quiet, fitting the mood, and it left you to think "now what?..."

[@americanwallace5216]

It’s very wholesome to see Cartman and Kyle hanging out

[@buttersstotch601]

My healing touch couldn’t fix Stans depression

[@buttersstotch601]

Stan Marsh ahhh that’s not true pal

[@pokemongc4642]

Aibo, this is a message from over time and space, I thank you for your assistance -One of the millions of New Kid

[@nightingalexx5623]

I love this episode. Landslide fits this heartbreaking scene so well. Seeing everything as crap is actually really accurate for people going through a hard time. I kind of wished they continued the theme of Stan having depression or using alcohol to cope. I hold this scene dear to me.

[@JakeMiller87]

1:30 is me every time an insurance company ad comes on... Aflac, Geico, W.e...

[@goldenscruff1873]

This is actually one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen in media.

[@gantlax8f14]

My life compressed into a two minute clip.

[@RanterInShades]

I remember being really depressed and hating this episode because I thought it meant South Park was ending. Kinda the reason I’ve never wanted to revisit the episode. This was the most painful cliffhanger since "The Journal" on Hey Arnold that I ever experienced.

[@JustAGuyProduction]

This is a perfect depiction of depression

[@moegreene3630]

Pretty good way to describe being depressed. I remember being in the army thinking everything was shit, being so happy to come home, then leaving and thinking everything was shit at home. It’s hard not to be a douche when literally everything around you bugs the fuck out of you.

[@pessimisticprofessorfarnsw3241]

I was never a fan of this episode but looking back this is exactly how cynicism and depression morph your view of the world.

[@jacobfuentes5634]

Hey kenny big fan man keep the good work

[@willrowe6088]

KENNY WATCH OUT FOR THAT.... ...OH MY GOD...

[@MrPjw5]

I’ve never seen an episode that perfectly encapsulates what depression feels like. Nothing brings you joy anymore. Happiness is a foreign concept that you only have fleeting memories of. Things that should make you smile bring no reaction whatsoever. Sights, sounds, smells; they all are equally worthless to you. One thing that they didn’t touch upon enough was this: often, when you get the chance to experience happiness, you don’t take it. Not because you don’t want to. It’s a combination of your brain forgetting how to naturally produce enough serotonin and other neurotransmitters associated with positivity and the objective line of thinking you have that good things never last. You’re so used to feeling bleak and hopeless that the thought of joy seems absurd and even scary at times. And you believe it beyond a shadow of a doubt.

[@TimSlee1]

I can confirm that this is what it's like to become an adult for most people.

[@missshady1760]

That duck was hilarious 🤣

[@Sly88Frye]

I remember when I first saw this episode when it was new I honestly thought this was the final season. Stan moving out and no longer being friends with Kyle and the gang, Kyle and Cartman actually smiling at each other because they are genuine friends, and Randy divorcing Sharon. I thought the second half of the season was going to continue from this story and end the series. Instead when the second half of the season had finally started they went a completely direction and I guess nowadays Stan has to always drink before hanging out with his friends. There is no known cure for being a cynical asshole.

[@BillySidness]

After years of watching South Park this became and still is my favourite story line.

[@smoovkilla]

Singlehandedly one of the most depressing things ever in a show. I can relate to this so fucking bad. Everything I loved is shit to me now

[@mysterypotatocat]

This is how I feel since losing my job last month.

[@retros800]

I Was so Happy When Cartman and Kyle Smiled At Each other 🥰

[@geardog24]

It's sad how they were able to predict 2020 so perfectly.

[@daftbanna7202]

I hate these comments

[@manictiger]

@@daftbanna7202 Uh oh. I think you might have assburgers. Tell me, does this comment look like a turd getting ready to be reheated?

[@highdab5181]

geardog24 are you stupid depression exited way before 2020

[@bengilhooly3616]

@@daftbanna7202 why do you hate these comments

[@daftbanna7202]

@@bengilhooly3616 because they aren't clever or creative

[@evanpowers6045]

As a kid I didn’t understand this episode now being 18 I get it now and I cry every time I watch this made Stan my Favorite character

[@yellowsoundtrack2422]

The most relatable moment of all

[@lomiklennyowo8606]

This episode hits hard when you lost a best friend you had since kindergarten

[@matt13r1]

This episode really did feel like Matt and Trey wanted to end South Park

[@iamsteam252]

I can relate to this. I had somewhat Depression from Bullying. My parents don't believe me though-

[@tbonetpm7961]

I don't have diagnosed depression or anything like that, but JESUS CHRIST THIS ONE GIVES ME AN EXISTENTIAL CRISIS EVERY TIME!!

[@druidofthefang]

recently i started thinking about what people are talking about, what they do, what they complain about.. i will not forget this episode ever

[@lazerboiiswagger]

This song hit different when you get your heartbroken

[@MforMovesets]

This episode reflected my current life situation when it came out, parents temporarily seperating, losing all friends due to hating everything, it was really strange. It led to me getting help. I wish South Park had more scenes like this because these days it's bitter and unwatchable.

[@saraanne1703]

This episode hit hard for me because I can relate to Stan

[@evalamberta]

I remember when ai watched it I was bawling my eyes out because I though that it was a series finale and all of the boys were going to grow up and split apart and I mean ALL of them

[@VideoJamesNZ]

I think this one really hit home for alot of viewers. Being high functioning autistic is both a blessing and a curse for me. I could see things logically from a young age, much like Stan in this episode. But the down side is, everything looks, sounds and smells like 💩.

[@nuclearcatbaby1131]

It’s the way I felt when I couldn’t even get the good nostalgia feeling from things that used to make me druggie high on nostalgia

[@craigtucker6893]

Even yourself?

[@tecnicstudios]

actually Stan doesn't have autism, what he has is called "being a cynical asshole".

[@gossamera4665]

@@tecnicstudios Ayuckshually he was diagnosed in the episode 'assburgers' that was a continuation of this one.

[@videohistory722]

@@gossamera4665 except he doesn't actually have it. He was misdiagnosed. Which was the point of that episode.

[@quixx123]

This episode made me cry

[@Addictedcoolmos]

it made everybody cry.

[@CrystalCupcakeUnicorn]

@@Addictedcoolmos, except me

[@riikonen1884]

@@CrystalCupcakeUnicorn because you're a looser

[@robertoremelli]

Same.

[@xavierking4506]

I wished Stan Marsh was my little brother because I could relate so much in this episode with parents divorce and moving place after place, and getting older with depression and loneliness, it sucks growing up, this episode hits me hard in my heart, hugs for Stan Marsh🥺😔😭

[@dragonkxk6309]

man I feel stan 's pain

[@denissessions1350]

Fave sp Moment of all time. Love you Matt and Trey

[@AceStar1994]

A very emotional scene. Will always love South Park.

[@bryannguyen1067]

as a person who feels that things don’t feel the same anymore as we get older, and people grow apart as time goes on, this episode hits different nowadays compared to when i first watched it at a younger age when it first came out

[@quintinbrakebill8875]

I remember watching this episode, and I felt like Stan at that moment, my parents were going through a separation crisis and finally divorced last year (yeah as if 2020 wasn’t bad already). My heart became more hardened and I became more depressed and cynical. Hell, I even yelled “SHUT UP” in my class one time just like Stan and the song they used almost made me cry in front of my friend while watching the episode.

[@whansandceros]

the hardest part of this whole arc to me is the scene where we see stan taking a swig of whiskey at the end. ooooooof

[@kNo1bdy]

This was a really sad episode. Made me really sad after watching it.

[@orborium1168]

same man

[@AceXyrder]

1:15 OH NO NO NO NO, IM NOT HEARING A SINGLE IMMATURE CHILD GONNA SHIP THESE 2

[@ericcartman2434]

There will and it's disgusting

[@josema7679]

Only a show like South Park can make toilet humor into a powerful mental drama in just 2 episodes compared to other TV shows... Brilliant!

[@SorenDaein]

Stan's state in this clip is Sharon's fault for shoving her opinions down his throat. Had she kept her opinions to herself regarding Stan's choice of music, this crisis could've been avoided. The timing was too convenient.

[@TAZMANIANtornadoe]

I'm going through the shit phase right now.

[@tiger5551]

This legit made me cry

[@collinjohnson9343]

This honestly makes me sad cuz I moved away from where I grow up and spent almost my whole life not that long ago as well.

[@logeyperogi1805]

Life just doesn’t feel like it’s worth living anymore, because nothing makes you feel happy anymore, friends become white noise, nobody wants to spend time with you, music that once made you so happy now makes you feel empty, games that once brought such joy are now boring and forgettable How can you go on when nothing makes it worthwhile

[@Surfmus]

SP is a time loop due to Kenny constantly dying. Like a rewind button. Kyle is pretty aware hence he acts older than the rest. Kyle found out by reading the existence books in the Tooth Fairy episode. Stan had a taste of that here but somehow regressed.

[@elliott_j_felix_daniella_k9969]

So relatable 😔, definitely my favourite episode so deep .

[@jamiee172]

Wow, I know exactly how Stan feels.

[@romanenciso8314]

Stan has just seeing Crap everywhere but he does not seeing Crap

[@petkovic2173]

By far the two of my favorite episodes, depression really feels that way, I had depression in those years too, as soon as as I turned 10 so this is an accurate presentation of depression!

[@madeemhategaming5815]

Why is this how real life feels

[@FlaminGingerbread]

Kyle: Oh no, Stan thinks everyone is shit, I have to hang out with cartman Kenny:

[@joebyron180]

As soon as the bed part came on, it started raining pretty hard where I live

[@Liam-Ederer]

Still hurts

[@Iamaperson972]

I know this is a south park video but I need to vent. I have been dealing with a lot this summer and dealing with a lot more this fall. School starts in 2 weeks for me and this year is gonna be busy. And not as much time to be doing stuff. My family has been dealing with some crazy things lately. I haven't had as much time to deal with my thoughts. I had it good early 2022. So much sudden changed have been happening and it's been stressful and makes me sick to my stomach. *June 2024* Womp Womp

[@stanleymarshjumpscare]

this scene and this song makes me cry so much bro.

[@ahhmeddpop1238]

This episode is what made South Park the best show ever for me

[@GHOSTWARRIOR60]

Who else can relate to Stan Marsh??

[@javiernarvaez5297]

This song is Landslide by Fleetwood Mac. It would make the perfect song for the South Park series finale. But that’s just my opinion.

[@kharysolomon5628]

This is how I feel, everything seems shit now and I have to actually try to have a genuine moment which makes it non genuine and makes me not want to do it

[@Muhlum24]

This happened to me at 24. Not sure what triggered it but my perspective changed on a lot of stuff.

[@andrewplaysagame3479]

I just watched this for the first time a few minutes ago and I was not expecting it to hit so hard. I just had one of the worst weeks of my life and I can very recently relate to Stan’s state of mind and attitude. I start therapy this Saturday and things have been better in recent days, so things are looking brighter. Props to South Park for simultaneously having one of the most juvenile AND most poignant portrayals of depression. I love this show.

[@VisorByte]

South Park sure knows how to be emotional when it wants to.