South Park: A Ladder to Heaven Reaction (Season 6, Episode 12)

[@SeyaDiakite7]

This was another reminder that they are still kids no matter how smart they are. But I felt bad for Kenny. They only cared about those candies.

[@eliteteamkiller319]

I feel bad for him because he never got any of the candy. Poor guy.

[@DefinitelynotFBIagent37]

its a cartoon you might be one of those biden voters

[@SeyaDiakite7]

@@DefinitelynotFBIagent37 I’m honestly a little sick of those “it’s a cartoon” comments. Cartoons make people feel emotions whether it’s realistic or not. Nothing political about that tho.

[@nothingwrong2293]

@@DefinitelynotFBIagent37 bruh you make people who dislike biden look stupid I thought it was impossible

[@frankjuggaloheathen1035]

This is why my favorite kids on the show are Butters and Craig. Butters is the purest; Craig is the realest. Oh, and Kenny is just an awesome kid all around too. Cartman, Stan, and Kyle all have selfish personalities, Cartman is just more open about it lol

[@frankjuggaloheathen1035]

"We should stop waiting to get into heaven, and start trying to create it." One of those rare W moments for Randy when he actually said something deep and highly meaningful

[@jonnstewart2023]

Except it isnt cuz it's literally not possible. Don't deceive yourself into thinking that humans can just figure everything out, cuz we can't, we're all sinful and limited in our thinking.. we're extrenely powerful, but we cannot overcome sin by ourselves

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

He had another moment later on in the season, and didn't become the character we know him as now until Season 9.

[@PBLightning145]

L

[@PBLightning145]

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[@Quartzmane]

Alan Jackson is a real person. He was a legendary country singer back in the '90s & his song "Where Were You (When The World Stopped Turning?)" was a real masterpiece of a song with a very strong meaning of the tragic event of 9/11. Currently, he hasn't been touring very much, due to having Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (or CMT for short).

[@redpillfreedom6692]

You kidding me? That song was sappy and exploitative.

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

If you wanna know why saddam ends up in heaven you should watch S4E9 "do the handicapped go to hell?" and S4E10 "probably". Amazing two parter, totally recommended!

[@KikBlava]

One of the best storylines that somehow George Bush is aware of in this episode. XD

[@dominicwalker4632]

And the south park movie

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

​@@dominicwalker4632 But the actual transfer to heaven didn't happen in the movie. But a bean like yourself knows that.

[@dominicwalker4632]

Oh

[@faceless_anbu]

Plz check these out!!

[@FlyBoyEnterprises]

This episode is part of an arc through the entire season. Through this season, Cartman is possessed by Kenny. You definitely need to react to the entire season after this episode. Alan Jackson is a legit Country artist. This song is a parody of the song he did for 9/11. As for Sadam, he was originally in hell, and after Satan broke up with him he sent him to heaven to be tortured by Mormons.

[@Chris-dp2jj]

good breakdown.

[@MathGPT]

The robot guard gets me every time

[@blaketindle4703]

Same! 😂

[@ChrisG667]

Alan Jackson’s a real dude, made a song Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning a month after the attacks. It was a great song, but damn if it didn’t just absolutely cash in on how vulnerable people were feeling so he could make money.

[@frankmiranda707]

8:14 News Reporter: “Let's go live to SNN correspondent Nobuhiro Sabasurisurijuwa.” Total Gibberish 😂😂😂😂😂

[@dodiswatchbobobo]

The stuff with Saddam and the afterlife started in the movie, continued in a two parter about the handicapped, and ended with Saddam being banished to Heaven. This is the last chapter in that saga, and comes about more or less just because Heaven happened to be being mentioned anyways.

[@douglasmurphy3266]

No, he takes over Canada a year after this

[@boogabuga7657]

I think it's also them making fun of the whole weapons of mass destruction thing.

[@blaketindle4703]

“A ladder to heaven? That’s fucking stupid.” 🤣

[@sophiecooper1824]

Mr. Garrison is f* cking awesome 😂

[@MacDuck1997]

“Yes Kyle. I see a dead Jew!” 😂😂😂

[@seandaniels7938]

7:51 I miss when south park would make random jokes like this lmfao

[@blaketindle4703]

Trey Parker’s country western singing is actually really good lol

[@kevinb5417]

"Freedom isn't free, it costs folks like you and me. And if we don't all chip in, we'll never pay that bill. Freedom isn't it free, no there's a hefty fuckin' fee. And if you don't chip in your buck-o-five who will?"

[@oleg_not_hehe]

Look, here're some massive instructions on what you could do further: First of all, the plot with Kenny living in Cartman's body has a direct continuation. Apart from this fact being mentioned in 6x13 and 6x14 (which I believe you already reacted to) it is also continued in 6x15 "Biggest Douche in the Universe". But before you possibly react to this one it would actually be super sweet if you saw 3x03 "Succubus" as some cool characters first appear there. As for Saddam's plot, it actually started in a South Park movie called "Bigger, Longer & Uncut" which takes place in between 3 and 4 seasons if I'm not mistaken. And before "A Ladder to Heaven" it is also continued in episodes 4x10 "Do the Handicapped Go to Hell?" and 4x11 "Probably". And BEFORE you watch these two it would also be cool if watched 3x16 "Are You There God? It's Me, Jesus"

[@RandomNonsense1985]

Actually, the Saddam saga goes back to season 2, when he was killed by the gas from thousands of Canadians farting at the same time. Then he showed up at the end of another S2 episode holding hands with Satan. Then, they appeared together in the movie.

[@drewpiestopsign]

At the time this was released. 9/11 was still a very fresh wound. So Alan Jackson was very real and did write a song to capitalize on it. The Sadam Hussain part is in reference to when the War on Terrorism shifted to the War in Iraq. When suddenly we were no longer hunting after Osama but began the destruction of the Iraqi dictator. The US Government using the "Evidence" of Sadam building and constructing WMD's as justification.

[@RetroPiero]

♫In the ghetto... On a cold and gray Chicago mornin' another little baby child is born in the ghetto in the ghetto And his mama cries 'Cause if there's one thing that she don't need it's another little hungry mouth to feed in the ghetto. In the ghetto...♫

[@evanz343]

Back then when US and Japan were competing each other… uh how far we have come😂

[@TheAbominableDrFaustus]

“A ladder to heaven? That’s f-ing stupid.”- Mr. Garrison.

[@ninjack11]

Alan Jackson is based of the real country singer Alan Jackson capitalizing of peoples emotions about the tragic of 9/11 South Park doesn't pull any punches

[@kalkuttadrop6371]

Saddam is in Heaven because of a two-parter in S4, which was a follow up to their subplot in the movie, which was a follow up to an episode in S2

[@sebastianandres8781]

★ S 4, Ep. 7 - *Chef Goes Nanners* (my Favorite *Chef* episode) ★ S 5, Ep. 12 : *Here Comes the Neighborho0d* (Token Episode ft *Will Smith* ) ★ S 9, Ep. 7 - *Erecti0n Day* (Jimmy Episode) ★ S 10, Ep.1 - *The Return of Chef* BONUS TRACK : ✓ ✓✓ ✓ 🔥S21, Ep. 5 - *Hummels & Her0in* 🔥S 23, Ep. 7 - *Board Girls*

[@kennedyfiggdrums]

2:48 "my bad…“ that killed me 😂

[@DisfunktionalTV]

lmaooo

[@marceleckert1432]

Actually Cartman saved an unborn life.

[@wojtek1765]

I remember the film due date in that they drink the dad as he in a coffee jar By mistake Jamie fox character didn’t know it wasn’t coffee

[@JayG666]

The ladder is a reference to the "Tower of Babel" from the Old Testament.

[@5688gamble]

There is a bible story about a tower to heaven. Apparently, according to the myth, that is when Yahweh made all the different languages because he was pissed about it. Although I don't see how his omniscient mind changed about CN Towers and Burj Khalifas!

[@frankmiranda707]

Alan Jackson Capitalizing on people’s emotions and selling CD ‘s with songs about 9/11. W - Marketing L - Human Being

[@83gemm]

Not not is Alan Jackson a real country artist, that was REALLY the song he climbed the charts with. It was not a benefit song and there are no records of any of the proceeds going to any 9-11 foundations or anything.

[@migmalucogachatm5618]

1:37 the way he said "Cartman" looks like it's not his own voice

[@friedporchetta]

A good follow up is Biggest Douche in the Universe

[@RamenReignss]

Alan Jackson is one of the GOATs of country music. My favorite country singer. This was hilarious tho.

[@alexvaughan1013]

I realised something. Because Cartman is possessed by Kenny, Kenny actually gets to enjoy the candy shopping spree. And because Cartman's so overweight, Kenny gets to enjoy lots of candy!

[@matthewebersbach2728]

1:31 love this episode just to hear that line and audio! Hahahahaha

[@mousekuteerkhylert.n.p1228]

1:30 Greatest Freakout Ever!!!

[@MusicalSavior23]

This is an S Tier. Now.... Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000....

[@Cooper016]

Please check out these. They're all generally some of the best (And in some cases a bit uncomfortably funny) Randy Marsh Episodes Sarcastiball (I am dying to see you review this one, it is also pretty underrated) Informative Murder Porn (Honestly kind of underrated if you ask me) Crème Fraiche Over Logging The Losing Edge Bloody Mary Broadway Bro Down Night of the living Homeless More Crap Make Love Not Warcraft (I am unsure if you watched this one already)

[@jasonezekiel3250]

Alan Jackson is an awesome C&W singer who is an absolute great guy!

[@alexvaughan1013]

Kenny locking the ticket stub in his room was smart. Kenny knows he's likely to die gruesome deaths. So if it's locked in his room, it won't get destroyed if Kenny dies.

[@hunterivey]

I love how Cartman spells "Jew" as, "J-O-O," that's hilarious 😆😅😂

[@6TomCruz6]

Yes Alan Jackson is a real artist country music was the most listened to music during the 9/11 event for patriotism especially the song called "driving with private Malone"

[@ZeallustImmortal]

Driving with private Malone is a banger

[@7.i.F.3]

Alan the other goat jackson

[@jarnodatema]

Kenny's mom really just poured out what she thought was her son's ashes on the table

[@blaketindle4703]

One of my favorite episodes! They roasted Alan Jackson lol!

[@McCrispyTaco]

A nightmare on FaceTime or the Black Friday trilogy are great episodes

[@colesmith828]

Love this channel. And the reactions to South Park😎

[@gilbertorodriguez5344]

Is Like Rolling Stones,Keith Richards smoke his father ashes...👿

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

This is my favorite episode! I know it might not be up on everybody's list, but I love the philosophical side as much as the comedy. I feel like South Park is at their best when they mix both together.

[@frankmiranda707]

Mr. Garrison: “A ladder to heaven? That’s fucking stupid.” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@blaketindle4703]

Bro you should follow this one up with what I think is the next episode in season 6, “Biggest Douche in the Universe!”. It’s another banger! 🔥

[@keithsantana145]

Alan Jackson is a real Country music artist and a real person.

[@danielp.7120]

In my opinion, this is one is top 5 best Episodes, along with: Spontaneous Combustion Good Times With Weapons Margaritaville Imagionationland trilogy

[@shameronstar7220]

A Tower of Babel episode🤣

[@eliteteamkiller319]

Night of the Living Homeless.

[@justinw7323]

It was all because of candy. 😂

[@Tommysimonsen]

Where were you, when they build a ladder to heaven.

[@LilJonesy12832]

In Ohio

[@YourMothersMan]

Did it make you feel like cryinnn.. or did you think it was kinda gayyy

[@Tommysimonsen]

@@YourMothersMan 9/11

[@JacobG093]

What does Saddam Hussein have to do with the episode? They said 9/11 like 40 times by then so.. 😂

[@Alex_1729]

This is one of the best episodes. Definitely in the top 20 from South Park

[@CJfromMEXICO]

Biggest Douche In The Universe is the conclusion episode to the “Kennys soul is in Cartman” saga

[@fraisertinko]

5:44 😂

[@Pickled.Pickles]

This is one of my fav South Park episodes this reaction made my night

[@MrWhatdafuBOOM]

6:14 Dude, you have the internet, _u s e i t ._

[@CDeeez94]

Nah they was straight buggin this episode! lmao.

[@SeyaDiakite7]

Alan Jackson exist. And he wrote a song (where were you(when the world stopped turning) on 9/11. This episode came out 1 year and 2 months after it happened

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

You don't know who Alan Jackson is??? He was one of the 90s top singers and he's a HOFer!

[@Brytons_Thoughts]

7:48 one of the most out of pocket moments in the whole show lmfao

[@GoblinGhouly]

Where were you??🤠

[@LicoriceCamo]

Yup Alan Jackson is a real singer

[@cinnamonsakura1418]

I'll be honest, a few years ago when my granny died, she was cremated and we received her ashes. I was huge into South Park at the moment and saw this episode. My mom also likes South Park and I asked if I could try Cartman's chocolate milk mix. She said I could and we put a little spoonful in a glass of milk and stirred it. I drank it and then immediately spit it out. Ashes have the texture of sand and tiny rocks and it was absolutely disgusting. Don't be a dumbass like me, everyone. (That should be a given but if you had the opportunity, wouldn't you try it???) Sadly, no memories and/or first person view from my granny's eyes never happened and that was also a reason why I wanted to try it. Both of my hopes were wrong but I still oddly feel like a part of my granny's soul will always be with me anyway. I love her and miss her so 0/10 for an tasteful experience but a 6/10 when it comes to closure!

[@SubZeroJill]

W mom... and W story.. ^_^

[@Soma-kv3fw]

I truly don't think South Park has any bad episodes

[@MarcusBritish]

A couple of the Towelie focused episodes are bloody awful... especially "A Million Little Fibers" which is my absolute lowset rated episode. That said, the number of "bad" episodes South Park has is very small, there are probably only a handful I will skip when doing a marathon play-through because I find them unfunny and therefore unwatchable.

[@gkevenson2368]

Haven't seen How High since college but your comment reminded me of what a funny movie that is!

[@Owen_Walker_23]

“A ladder to heaven that’s fuckin stupid”

[@MarxasThomas]

Garrison 😂

[@gavangiampietro8296]

Dude I SERIOUSLY recommend S25 E5 “Help, My Teenager Hates Me!” VERY FUNNY episode!!!!

[@Titanandenceladus]

You gotta watch 'biggest douche in the universe's after this

[@Mojo-pl3oj]

Yes bro. I love when you upload before my shitty ass stupid going no where ass job starts. Thanks!

[@chaosspear0195]

Theres an episode after the movie that explains how Sadam got to heaven season 4 episode 9 “Do the handicap go to Hell”but I think before that you should se the episode where the South park people meet god Season 3 episode 16 “Are you there God its me Jesus”

[@nostoneunturned7641]

Alright, time to watch the John Edwards episode

[@kimberlybellard6972]

“Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning” was country song by Alan Jackson in 2001 after 9/11. He’s a real country singer. The song got Song of the Year in Country Music in 2002. Also try “Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants” from season five episode nine. Cartman beats the crap out of bin Laden after 9/11 😂

[@ProbablyHeavensDoor]

11:15 did kyle just-

[@davidmcalpine6970]

"Where were you when DTV reacted to the ladder from heaven"

[@Relaxedplaythroughs]

Wasn't there a my strange addiction where a widow was eating her husband's ashes

[@Average_CoD_Clips]

“Everything was cool til Marvin Gaye came in there trippin.” “Marvin Gaye?!” “Yeah…”

[@mikemath9508]

adore this episode. thought it was kinda gay.

[@MurderLamb]

These reactions are awesome I enjoy watching them :D

[@goodboy02network90]

Yes Alan Jackson is real. I know his fourth cousin.

[@Cifer77]

The country singer was my favorite part of this. That genre of music is ALWAYS trying to profit off of tragedy lol

[@chrisroney4948]

Never been this early lol I couldn’t stop laughing when cartman drank kenny ashes and mr garrison killed me with saying the ladder to heaven is fucking stupid lmao

[@porg3544]

This is why you have to watch the series, including all the movies in order to understand the story, Kenny died “for real” in an episode before this to a fatal illness, the joke was the kids forgot because they expected him to magically be back like he was before. Also if you watched the movies, you would know that Saddam Hussein died, and as a punishment, the devil asked God to send him to heaven to live with is the Mormons as torture, but the joke is that he continued his terrorism in heaven. This why you have to go in order, or you don’t understand the joke your audience is anticipating your reaction for, and the quality of this upload suffers from how you are not watching the show sequentially as intended by Matt and Trey. Also if you would go in order when you watched the “death camp of tolerance” episode you would know why Cartman was being controlled by Kenny, you need to go in order or it won’t make sense, South Park is not an episodic show after season 4 or 5, it becomes sequential, so don’t ignore how the show wants to be watched!!!!!!!

[@The_Red122]

11:18 jesus?

[@claudesmith8509]

I recommend Season 15 Episode 12 "1%"

[@elfkaze]

Yes Alan Jackson is a real country artist that does do songs capitalizing on people's emotions during tragedies and series events much like Toby Keith does as well. Country music does seem to do that a lot in particular.

[@NeravarSneed86]

or maybe you're just a miserable person who doesn't understand that shit like that can bring people together.

[@xisthebestt]

South Park was always on point with the satire of the times

[@23TDJ]

S6E13 - The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers One of the best South Park episodes

[@omaridaniels8427]

Season 5, Episode 13's "Kenny Dies" is the episode to see for more about why Kenny's dead for real at this point. It's not just a great episode, but an emotional one too.

[@kjprodouctions9050]

He even reacted to that episode. He probably forgot

[@omaridaniels8427]

@@kjprodouctions9050 Damn, thanks for reminding me because I'd forgotten he watched that one already!

[@kjprodouctions9050]

@@omaridaniels8427 no problem

[@mcnielentertainment]

Alan Jackson is a real Country artist. I'm shocked you never heard of him

[@Chris-dp2jj]

Your "eleven" was kinda dope lol

[@ericb9252]

Yes, Alan Jackson is real and did that

[@safebox36]

Saddam was the main villain of the movie. He was in a relationship with Satan and then banished to heaven after breaking up.

[@keystorm3646]

I'm Dying 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ReeN1995]

This is a Top10 Episode fr

[@kcirtapelyk6060]

Yes, Alan Jackson is a real country artist and is one of my all time favorites. Also, “capitalizing off of peoples emotions” is basically what real country music is all about. You should check out his music. He’s one of the GOATs.

[@extremeking425]

Yes, Alan Jackson is real.