South Park: A** Burgers Reaction (Season 15, Episode 8)

South Park: Ass Burgers Reaction (Season 15, Episode 8)
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[@oeny6040]

That "Everyone shut the fuck up" was crispy to the mouth ahahahaah.

[@dannydean84]

Stan truly grew up. Like many of us he self medicates to get through the day. Some of us take legal meds, some of us drink. He hasn't got a problem but a crutch for his problems. It sad but a reality. Love to all who understand how hard getting through the day is. Love to all. ❤

[@NovusIgnis]

That self medication isn't ever going to help. Like you said, it's a crutch. The only solution is to face the reality of life head on and acknowledge that you bear a part of the responsibility for making it what it is. You have the ability to change and affect your own life and surroundings to make things more bearable. Most people just never do because it's easier to dose yourself up and go back into the matrix.

[@OJ9992]

Personally I love cocaine

[@dannydean84]

@@NovusIgnis I think you misunderstood my friend. Medication is a necessary crutch to keep moving forward for many mental health conditions. We need to take the pills to keep going. There's no harm admitting we can't do it without the medication. Mental illness is not something that can always be cured. Like someone who drinks after hard days it's not a problem to use it as a crutch. It's not a problem admitting you are not enough without the medication. We all have to keep going and keep fighting that's what's most important. Never give up. Never back down. Fight!

[@c_n_b]

@OJ9992 Yeh it is pretty moreish

[@TanaQz]

@@OJ9992 Jesus is better

[@Orthoros1]

This episode is wild, and technically it is never really rectified. As far as we know, Stan is doing this for every season after this. As for what is next, I'd like to recommend the episode Naughty Ninjas!

[@poochyenajones1362]

The post covid special pretty much proves it.

[@JMulvy]

@@poochyenajones1362 man it kills me to see him grow up and become worse than Randy was.

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

@@JMulvyI mean that's what the pandemic did to them and whatever else happens in the next 20+ years. Their depiction is overly optimistic imho.

[@errwhattheflip]

Overly optimistic? How?@@chrisakaschulbus4903

[@LucianDevine]

Yup, as far as we know, Stan is still taking a tiny drink every morning to take the edge off and help make himself tolerable for his friends.

[@finaltouchstudio_]

As a kid who grew up with Asperger‘s, I found it hard to watch this episode when it first came out because I related so much to Stan. Now I’m glad I can look back on it and laugh.

[@treyowen9213]

Plus the word alone is just too fun to say.

[@ronnietarnacke5153]

"He's being selfless , but hurting himself in the process," you'll say the most deep things , in the most simplest way . 😊

[@symptomofsouls]

The funniest joke about this episode, is that the people in the Aspbergers support group are acting exactly how Aspies act irl. It starts with the stereotypical view that people have of aspbergers, then shifts to how they ACTUALLY act. I know because I am one. This episode is easily one of my all time favorite South Park episodes.

[@kimberlybellard6972]

Same here. It’s just with me I never grew up around other kids with autism or Asperger’s so I don’t really know how to interact with other autistic people. I actually feel uncomfortable being around other autistic people

[@TomJones-wx5on]

If it’s not clear Stan got depression in the previous episode and this one tackles how we use substances to numb that feeling. And also how our friends don’t always know how to help. The final message of Stan’s acceptance is so true but to see it go “back to normal” is actually a tragic thing

[@metalghostT4E]

I was diagnosed with Asperger’s when I was 3 and there are things I can relate to Stan on an emotional level but the episode is gold no matter what.

[@Sigma_caca]

This is one of the times i heard cartman say School instead of skew

[@youtubeblockscomments]

Stan going to the Asperger’s meeting is always hilarious

[@AydenJennerCarroll]

This episode kind of hit home for me personally since I actually do have Asperger’s syndrome & Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Asperger’s syndrome - generally connected to the autism spectrum high functioning - is a developmental disorder affecting ability to effectively socialize and communicate. Kids and adults with this condition experience problems with social interaction and nonverbal communication, restricted interests, and repetitive behavior. For me, growing up in the early 2000’s, elementary and middle school was really hard. I was bullied, teased and picked on a lot for being different than everybody else. One of the repetitive behaviors I have is that I do talk to myself a lot and reenact a lot of things (movies, shows, etc.) As far as restricted interests, I’ve always loved dancing, which I still do to this day - technically teaching and choreographing dance. Those with Asperger’s syndrome or Autism spectrum disorder are also very prone to having high levels of stress and anxiety. Some are very sensitive to different sounds, colors, and other things that can cause overstimulation (which does hurt both mentally and emotionally). Example: Aside from dancing, I’m also a Disney lover. We (my family and I) do a lot of trips to Disneyland each year and they offer a special Disability Access Service (DAS) pass for lines at rides and attractions. This is a great aide because most kids and adults with autism can become overstimulated with being in tight crowds and long lines which can lead to pushing and shoving and cause panic/anxiety attacks. But going to back to the repetitive behaviors and interests, some of that - along with many other techniques - can help with relieving stress/anxietyand calming the nervous system. It’s quite a lot to tackle for somebody with a disorder like this, but what got me through was having a good support system of family (especially my mom) and really close friends (both from school, dance, & close family friends).

[@K0kirik4t]

Aspergers is actually just classified as ASD level 1 now in the DSM 5. Just letting you know because you said they're generally connected, the diagnosis has actually been combined into one thing now.

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

I share it too... but in my opinion the episode showed more what serious depression can be like. Of course that can also happen in connection with autism.

[@anubis8586]

@@chrisakaschulbus4903yeah, this is was more about depression than anything else. And they themselves make it clear that they’re not talking about Asperger’s in the episode by saying it was caused by a vaccine.

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

@@anubis8586 Oh god, i was asked about that "Do you dislike vaccines because it might make your autism worse?" With such a serious tone, people really believe that. (to be clear it's the needle itself i have problems with)

[@wastelandlegocheem]

Reading that synopsis im trying to figure out if i wad just too sheltered as a kid or have never been diagnosed no offense 😅

[@jewmaxin1984]

In a mature fashion, he learned the premature and rough way some people cope and mask feelings that come with pivotal changes. He handled the whole thing start to finish better than most adults. He's the most stable one of the bunch and sometimes the town for that matter, he'll be ok.

[@milkiassamuel780]

This episode is heartbreaking to watch, especially with how well it tackles depression in a clever and realistic way, really hit me in the feels as I've experienced depression many times in my life and the feeling of utter hopelessness multiple times in my life, even when I was young I felt like everything didn't matter and that I didn't matter, and that led to a lot personal mental struggles I had to and still currently deal with to this day. This show really nails its topics in such a funny and clever way, and this might just be one of my favourites. What really got to me was how all of Stan's friends and family just shoved his depression aside and treated it as Stan just being a "Debby Downer", acting as if this is a phase when really he is genuinely suffering inside and needs support but much like some people out there they may say they want to help, but deep down they truthfully don't have the patience or commitment to help people. Still, unless you have real friends, family, or people in general that genuinely care about you, you'll just get thrown aside as Stan's friends and family did to him, which led to his alcohol addiction.

[@Aiveq]

@AzureWolf168 you mean getting high with medication? that aint solution but a delusion

[@Wellnseddich]

Stan showing pretty clear symptoms of depression, but getting diagnosed with Aspergers instead.

[@SoraFan23]

I like how in later seasons they don't ever bring up the fact Stan is drinking.

[@johnnyd3158]

We do see Stan as an adult in the Post Covid specials being an alcoholic though.

[@wastelandlegocheem]

And he says south park is "pretty shitty"

[@redscorpion1090]

This episode and the one before was HEAVY. People who have and are depressed relate to this so much...

[@zacharyclark5617]

I have Asperger's Syndrome and I think this episode is funny.

[@bezovrinho]

Same, sadly in real life its worse than anything shown in the episode.. at least for me.

[@kcirtapelyk6060]

Me too! My mom was more offended at this episode than I was.

[@dannydean84]

​@@bezovrinhoAs I fellow aspie I can understand. Not all of us can get through every day as easily as the neurotypical people. Much love.

[@nilesdobbs4215]

Same.

[@mikemillward1070]

@@dannydean84 If we support each other and also help neurotypical people understand how we see things then we can begin a good mediation between us so no one feels left out or misunderstood. Easier said than done but hopefully one day we wont be seen as less than we are.

[@K.C.-uy5st]

Calling Stan a Debbie may make him snap too quick with just how Mr. Mackey keeps on calling him that. I wouldn't mess with him.

[@rndmpinkiepie64]

13:00 It means the road isn't 100% straight. There are twists and turns in life but if you don't follow those twists and turns and keep going straight, eventually you'll hit a wall

[@jayheadley8061]

Definitely my favourite South Park episode of all time! I can so relate to Stan.

[@M1dn1ghtM3ddy]

My friend has aspbergers, and honestly it did happen when we were in 4th grade. I remember it being so sad that I couldn’t be around her anymore, she got over and now we are closer so ❤

[@angief6364]

I hate the ending. After all what Stan has gone through in order to learn a good lesson, everything returns to how it was, and just for the sake of the Status Quo is God. Even they can't give convincing arguments about why to return. But like you say, at least the 4 boys friendship came back (although that won't bring Cartman a good future).

[@dcworld4349]

These last two episodes was a metaphor for the show itself and how Matt and Try felt. They had yet to renew their contract and this was when they made 14 episodes split in two periods a year. So that previous episode we had to wait 5 months thinking that when they came back that would be the end of South park because Matt and Trey had grown tired of the show. But they reached a deal of 1 more 14 episode season then only 10. And they got the idea that with 10 episodes they could test out serialization with some parts carrying over in smaller ways. Until election year where the A, B, C and D plots would connect and continue as one big story. Getting to do less, and being allowed to mess with the format. That was the creative spark which made them sign a new 4 or 5 season contract.

[@vukkumsp]

When seen from the previous episode's context this ending is what most of the people do... Instead of handling their problems

[@toolthoughts]

no different than pill pushing psychiatry

[@env0x]

this episode hit hard for me as an alcoholic. i'm sober now, but now i can relate to this on a personal level. you're right about there being an part of wanting to make it easier for the people around you, so you try to moderate the amount you consume. but when you're literally dependent on it to get through the day, that never works. its like a million times more addictive than coffee or weed or any drug i've done. the only thing that really helped me was checking myself into a clinic and getting myself piss tested every week. i'm never touching the stuff again.

[@kjprodouctions9050]

I hope you're doing well to stay sober. Best of luck

[@kcirtapelyk6060]

Mr Mackey is the worst counselor ever

[@jam9852]

I agree Mkay

[@aldrintoscano]

Okay Debbie

[@Michaeljefferson9000]

Kyle's a decent guy most of the time, but episodes like these show that he can be a real L friend. Kyle is the type of dude to switch up on you as soon as he sees some benefit for himself, while acting like he doesn't do anything wrong. Then he has the nerve to be pissed off when he gets the short end of the stick. If he didn't want to be Stan's friend anymore, for _whatever_ reason, that was up to him and that's fine. But the first thing he does is get all the guys to lie to Stan so he wouldn't know they were excluding him, instead of being straight-up and honestly telling him what was going to happen. Then he's talking trash behind Stan's back to his girl, basically calling him a lost cause, and then trying to use Cartman to fill the hole left behind. City-sized L for Kyle.

[@stan_meow3778]

I agree. Love Kyle but this episode does not do any favors for him. Same with the Covid specials. He will lie right to Stan’s face if it benefits him and in a way expects Stan to be okay with it because Stan has learned to be the kid in the group that ‘lets things go’. But if Stan does stand his ground them Kyle gets mad and wants things to go his way. Kyle giving up on him so easily was a douche move.

[@lukefitton7329]

Stan is my favourite character and I agree with what you’ve said but Stan has had some flawed moments too towards his friends.

[@cobrallama6236]

As a diagnosed person with Ass Burgers who's favorite show ever is South Park, when these episodes came out, they really hit me hard. I simultaneously laughed my burger-making ass off and got my old-getting heart broken in half.

[@Nohely_Romero]

I love the John Constantine parody in South Park. It's how you end up when you want to believe that depression is something special and you seek to defend it as your emblem of personality. Mixing harmful consequences as your view of the real world. Idealizing the unhealthy parts. Even to the point of convincing themselves that being rotten is a privilege.

[@gr_pillar]

My mother doesn't cook well... My grandmother though....

[@JMulvy]

Yeah my mother is a horrible cook, my dad on the other hand is a veritable master chef.

[@Ruben_estrada-f5k]

​@@JMulvymy mom and dad NEED to be Gordon Ramsey replacements

[@AbrasiousProductions]

as a guy with Aspergers, I think this episode is both hilarious and accurate🤣

[@jessemcclanahan82]

I have autism and for me this is hilarious 😅😂

[@GrandTerr]

You know the guy has watced a lot of episodes when "jew" jokes don't make you even flinch

[@Zeralop]

If he laughs he knows is in big trouble. He doesn't wanna upset his masters😂😂😂

[@Nope2479]

@@ZeralopI think you just get used to how cartman talks to Kyle. No conspiracy.

[@deminybs]

who honestly never pictured aspergers in this way?? lol before ever seeing this episode the play on words popped into my head 🤣🤣

[@NovusIgnis]

I never saw this one before but how did I know that the secret ingredient Cartman was cooking was going to be the combination of all the fast food places that he eats at? 😂😂

[@DannyBedo]

Maybe my favorite 2 parter, I was in high school when this came out and it makes me cry every time

[@rocky.rocks1445]

I was not expecting this to be so deep from an episode called a**burgers

[@malditoculiao599]

this 2 episodes (your getting old and ass burgers) are my favorites, the way that trey and matt show us the birth of depression on stan is just sad.

[@tsunamix0147]

As somebody with ASD, I’ve been waiting a long time for you to react to this, and it did not disappoint 🔥

[@williamdaviddiazcuchimaque7511]

El término asperger oficialmente se retiro ahora solo se considera una forma de autismo

[@DSTYYT]

If you can't relate to Stan you just think he's being a dick. If you can relate you know that most therapists don't help, the school mental health stuff doesn't help. Everyone treats you like it's your own fault and that even if you're a kid you should be able to fix it alone

[@quintonn93]

This is exactly the episode I was talking in your other south park reaction before this episode 😂😂

[@larrote6467]

nobody can control their feelings, but that's not tha same as letting your feelings control you

[@endlessnachos]

C'mon Deb you're even bummin me out mkay

[@frozenmj9562]

This episode made a lot of us think this was the end of South Park

[@otro_dany_mas]

awesome reaction as always, sorry for the spam but please react to season 16 episode 10 "insecurity" and season 15 episode 12 "1%" (In this Cartman gets a little of what he deserves)

[@aaronrooks2703]

It’s episodes like these that make me hate Kyle. He always tries to tell other people their wrong for not acting the way he expects them to act and when they call him out on it he tries to act like he’s victim and whoever called him out is wrong

[@swaggalike42]

I think you’d rock with the St. Patrick’s Tegridy special. It’s not really a Butters episode, but close to it

[@bigbadm1]

They tackled the Ass-burgers. When I first heard of the disease I wondered if there is a relationship to "Nose Nuggets". Let's get it onnn.

[@ooutlaww45]

“Faith Hilling” season 16

[@ferrygal6036]

16:46 You almost spitting out your drink got me! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hunterivey]

I have Aspergers and this episode is hilarious 😅😂

[@AlexisStreams]

wait is this the episode making fun of that one girl who blamed vaccinations for causing Autism?

[@roarinfireball]

Stan on the TV with Randy; I really feel that. My father still to this day has never been good with talking to me, always blames it on society, or tells me to see a psychologist. Don’t hate the guy but…jeez I felt that.

[@stephenarmand3981]

With out Stan the group just falls apart!

[@williamdaviddiazcuchimaque7511]

Reaction world war zimmerman please

[@gamefast6497]

I promise you when he paused the video at 16:29 I laughed so hard

[@andrewmartinez9372]

Check out "Go God Go" "Timmy 2000" and 4th Grade".

[@joekirui6110]

Dtv zoned out like stan😂😂didn't see the joke coming

[@anime_cyko]

Just about everything my mom made was frozen. So it did in fact look like that, I don’t blame Stan.

[@wastelandlegocheem]

Bro as a mexican that van handle like 6 beers, 3 jameson mixtures will f### me up 😂

[@rainbowunicorngirl2187]

i remember medicating when i tried to kms due to being depressed, and stans state was how i was, i mean i was friggin 8

[@carlitolol1435]

This is peak South Park.

[@KJetixsSuccessor]

As someone with Aspergers this episode was pretty offensive, but I’m not too bothered by it because I know South Park s-ts on everyone 😏, and some parts were funny. 😂

[@filispeed_0111]

When I was binge watching the entire show in its order, I immediately watched these two episodes when I heard of them to not feel the upcoming sadness when watching the ones previous to it haha

[@mikemckague9506]

I myself have Asburgers and find this funny as hell 😂

[@williamdaviddiazcuchimaque7511]

En el especial post covid se vuelve a tratar el tema del alcoholismo de stan para tu información

[@LilJonesy12832]

Please please PLEASE Check Out Episode 10 Season 22 (Bike Parade) IT Features Randy and Butters and a little of the 4 boys

[@otocan0.56]

I cant have a proper meal without disfunktionaltv south park reaction

[@bonbongames8013]

Love this episode lol keep it up!❤ 0:18

[@bonbongames8013]

Sorry for that ti e lol

[@blaketindle4703]

Please watch Season 6 episode “Free Hat”

[@GummyWummy5149]

I second this 🙋‍♀️🔥

[@oeny6040]

Macky is just a bully bro 😂.

[@Max-ij2rs]

Legit searched this episode yesterday on your channel

[@Moonmanyfandoms]

You should react to its a jersey thing episode its really funny and has a good plot who agrees with me(it's also personally my favorite episode)

[@RobertWWD]

I can see why Kyle likes Cartman’s farts.

[@jonathanpastien1849]

Number one!!! (For skipping through on recations) ❤🎉😂❤❤

[@jonathanpastien1849]

Skip to 1:55 to start video😂

[@aaronlee2k03]

Good reaction as always broskie ❤️💪🏻🔥 first comment again 😅

[@andrewstahel3111]

React to South Park season 15 episode 2, Funnybot

[@robertfalk3767]

Ahh, self medication to deal with the shit of the world. I know it well. I don't know how people get through life entirely sober.

[@TFTNGaming2001]

I’m on the spectrum but I don’t have Asperger's but omfg!!! 😂😂😂❤

[@booskie4316]

Man, I've had downer friends before and it's SO draining over time. They expect you to fill them up over and over as they drain you. To me, it's them being egomaniacs--they think their suffering is so profound compared to everyone else. They think THEIR epiphanies about the meaninglessness of life are somehow unique. Reality check--we all suffer and all of us realize life is kinda meaningless! Deal with it and enjoy life while you've got it! You don't have it for very long.

[@vankraemer2979]

Shut up

[@Moonmanyfandoms]

For me it's my dad's cooking because my mom left me at age 2 so

[@Gettothechopper-n1s]

At least the burgers were wrapped

[@daviddurdik7205]

This episode is sad reality.Btw KZbin makes me want to drink so hard too I had 11x ads on this video 😂

[@DisfunktionalTV]

11 ads?!? Wtf

[@TheRDTV1993]

I knew you would react to this too❤❤

[@hazeboy8981]

Alcohol just makes it alright but knowing I’ll kill me such pity 😕

[@portalmanHUN]

You feel me bro you feel me you feel me you feel me bro bro you feel me bro you feel me you feel me bro

[@tonk3878]

Ha

[@benwhite9138]

This episodes real af

[@Andy-ju8bb]

So Cartman doesn't eat PF Changs?

[@jipsumies3435]

So you guys don't drink booze before going out to "get through"? No? Damn.. I may have issues

[@SixInchChaka]

Banger episode

[@jaczimmerman2734]

Season 12 episode 4 Canada on Strike

[@cartersvhscorner50]

this episode is a bit sad

[@blaketindle4703]

You absolutely have to be either drunk or high to think Adam Sandler is funny.

[@omarvazquez4075]

Says you

[@Sasuke13mx94]

Season 5 ep 11 it bike

[@ericdecon2000]

I love this episode. xD

[@stefanschanzenbacher9513]

i know what you are saying, but i am resistant feeling you and i do NOT want to feel you...am i gay or what?

[@keystorm3646]

Well Then

[@Crab_People]

W video as always

[@avislcuriel]

💪❤️✊️💯💋😎