SOUTH PARK - With Apologies To Jesse Jackson [REACTION!] Season 11

SOUTH PARK - With Apologies To Jesse Jackson [REACTION!]
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[@dash.reacts]

If you enjoyed this Randy episode, you might like "The Losing Edge," too! (South Park Season 9 - Episode 5) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHO8nnqvbbGJmac

[@eerieolie7204]

the person on the picture ( far rigth ) could be Al Sharpton

[@user-sb5tr5fy4n]

in our galaxy the milky way, 727 humanoid races, with different heights and skin colors, they changed our skin color so that we could learn a lesson on earth, stop being xenophobic, and humiliate those who are different.

[@jamesparker1127]

This episode comes a little bit from the Michael Richards incident. That makes sense but the creators also noticed that if there was a word as offensive as the n word but that applied to white people, then they would try to ban it from being used.

[@user-sb5tr5fy4n]

once all people were the same color, because of the war in our solar system, the earth's orbit changed the trajectory of its axis, and the moon appeared, for the first time it snowed. our friends the aliens changed the genes of earthlings so that they could eat meat and survive in this climate. and also take a lesson in xenophobia, there are many humanoid races in space with different colors and heights.

[@TheGalwayjoyce]

Broooooo. 10:45 made me snot, laughing.

[@thatsthat2612]

Nothing will kill me more than the cameraman looking round the camera 🤣

[@MarxasThomas]

Gets me everytime 🤣🤣🤣

[@GhostRavenFIN]

Me too. I went from snickering like a dummy to howling in laughter xD

[@scarypineapple8608]

A knife or gun might kill you more…

[@dash.reacts]

Hahahaha!!

[@Marvellite]

I just hate that we didn't get to see him react to the n word. When it cuts back to the camera he's gone lol

[@StormsparkPegasus]

"My dad isn't racist...he's just stupid." That's actually a really accurate description, haha.

[@itz_ic21gaming97]

That's cause he's ignorant and blurred out a horrific obscenely

[@Nimona99]

Honestly it is not, being stupid doesn't make u less racist

[@stephennesbitt6320]

@@itz_ic21gaming97 you must be a lot of fun at party’s

[@luckerooni1153]

@@itz_ic21gaming97 if you're going to clutch your pearls over it at least spell correctly

[@akilcharles3473]

@@itz_ic21gaming97 If you were to about to win $30,000 that would support yourself & family would you not take the chance to say the N word or avoid saying it because of embarassment!?

[@Tyrannus_Gaming]

A certain Comedian put it best, "Why can't I say fa**ot, but I can say ni**er?" His agent says, "Because you aren't gay." He responded, "I'm not a ni**er either."

[@ninjireal]

That’s so. Damn.

[@Tyrannus_Gaming]

@jrrr9219 Thank you, I forgot his name. :)

[@prikkeldraad7112]

Gay people aren’t f*gs either, so your anecdote doesn’t hold up.

[@215RICARDOSCOTT]

The great Dave Chapelle 💯💯💯

[@stonedmountainunicorn9532]

Dutchy here, i honestly can't understand why black people call their friends that word, but white people can't. That word has a meaning to it, just abolish it from the world.

[@83gemm]

My dad and I were big fans of South Park back in the day. We watched this one together and at the beginning, Dad (who’s a retired English professor) said, “Oh! I know the answer!” I looked at him like, Dad, wtf? And he said, “It’s ‘naggers’!” Then he realized what all the characters were thinking, especially when it focused on the black camera man and he got really quiet and just facepalmed. Then he started cracking up and was like, “Don’t say it, Randy!” So we were both dying laughing already, then just the sad way they had Vanna White walk away tickled us even more. Later, when Randy says, “Well, like anyone thought it was ‘naggers!’” We cracked up all over again.

[@MasterOfViewership]

YOUR DAD ROCKS!

[@83gemm]

@@MasterOfViewershipI know, I got super lucky. It was strangely wholesome for such a horrible topic.

[@middleagedgamers7750]

lol I had the same thought... oh its naggers ... but of course randy is going to say it.

[@tecsmith_info]

Then he bummed you, say no more.

[@sleepydog223]

I think that picture over Jesse Jackson’s left shoulder, from left to right is Will Smith, Snoop Dogg, Johnnie Cochran, Kobe Bryant, Woopie Goldberg and Rashad Richey.

[@cfairfax85]

The NAACP actually acknowledged them for this episode. They thought it was genius and funny. I did as well. Great reaction as usual bro.

[@owl509]

@YT CNN tried making South Park look bad by pointing out how many times the n word was said in this episode and even went to an organization at the time (don't know if they're still around) called "abolish the n word" in hopes of getting them to discredit the episode. The people in that organization loved the episode and the NAACP later said they also like the episode, making CNN look dumb in the process

[@asteroidkiller8023]

@YT you're kidding right? You possibly can't be that dimwitted...

[@texasvet2729]

@YT Calm down incel

[@nothingburger5292]

@@asteroidkiller8023 YT is joking. It's a super obvious troll.

[@cfairfax85]

@YT AARP and NAACP are two different things lol.

[@erik_stein]

Nobody captures the absurdity of the human condition better than South Park. Love it!

[@thenonexistinghero]

Reality is worse, sadly.

[@iwthewave3710]

Camus?

[@erik_stein]

@@iwthewave3710 Indeed, Albert probably had some thoughts on the subject, and arguably has documented the absurdity of the human condition better than South Park. But then again, all of this is meaningless yet inescapable, so we must accept it and live with it.

[@iwthewave3710]

@@erik_stein What I learned from his writings (and I did not just read myth of sisyphos, I also read the stranger and some of his diary entries (they also got released in books)) is basically: "Fuck it, idc, we ball"

[@VladTepes-SaviorofEurope-mw4uy]

What I learned in the last 10 years, is that everyone of every background has the potential for evil, as long as they got lobbies and media to back them. Give any group even the tiniest taste of power and they turn tyrannical.

[@christopherdaniel5919]

I've always appreciated how the SP creators use "offensiveness" as a tool for opening up social dialogue. To address issues & leave you with something to think about. There's always a moral lesson to be learned in the end. (Correction: there's USUALLY a lesson to learn. Some episodes are just silly for the sake of being silly.)

[@thomasriddle8877]

its why freedom of speech is important.. we need to be able to have dialogue about things instead of just having a reactionary slur in the chamber to end the conversation and assassinate characters instead of actually engaging and defending their position with logics and reasonable facts.. When someone just answers questions or opinions with "your a (Blank)-phobe of some sort, or a racist and bigot, even if that opinions is something as simple as "maybe we shouldnt house transgender inmates with females." Since the ones they did allow in the womens prison graped several women and got a couple of them pregnant.(This has happened in every women prisons that adopted these policies in the last few years..) well you cant have that opinion or even question the policy.. Its job loss worthy and ban worthy, even the people in the prisons cant question it.. So you Know what they did? They gave out condoms to the inmates, when only 1 person in the whole block could actually use the male condoms..

[@NoxAtlas]

I love how they take real life issues and just switch places. Black people facing racism every day and being called the N-word? Now let's do that to white people. Americans robbing the natives of their homeland? Now let the natives take the Americans' cities. And in the end no lessons are learned because mankind never learns from their mistakes and they're too greedy and lazy to work for a better future. It's simple yet brilliant and so true.

[@Katya_Lastochka]

That's how most people use offensiveness, imo, especially Millenials. It's a shame that many don't understand offensive humor.

[@ugghhhyoutubeisawful646]

except even when done in humor and not used as an offensive-weapon...didnt say it. yawn. usa is a mess.

[@felixmalcherek2919]

Besides the Randy plot, Cartman's reaction EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. he sees mr. Nelson is absolute gold! Like, his laughter is just so full of such utter, pure joy is amazing. "Rise above it! get it?! XD"

[@Mrdestiny17]

Cartman is great and my favorite part in this episode, perfect representation of what he is as a character lmfao

[@randylahey8207]

This is so true. The complete and utter joy he feels is palpable, freaking amazing...

[@RSProduxx]

@@Mrdestiny17 kids: "hey fatso" Cartman: :o "wtf, you think that´s funny?!" Also cartman: immediately starts making fun of the tiny guy again. Him in a nutshell.

[@LikwidEMP3]

"Two words which by themselves can be harmless, but which together- form a verbal missile of hate" When this aired on TV I remember spitting out my beer laughing. I love how absolutely clueless Randy was throughout the whole episode on what the actual problem was. Matt and Trey are geniuses.

[@hamzah5643]

lol yeah me too, it's like he learned absolutely nothing from before

[@voteZDLR]

They are, but specifically Trey. He's the one who writes pretty much all of the episodes. Matt himself himself even said "Trey's the chef" but Trey has basically said that he wouldn't do it without Matt, that he and Matt are "the band" metaphorically speaking. Matt's good at other things like he's more in line with a producer nowadays he'll argue with people and in fact he does do most of their arguing for them like specifically with like standards and practices and stuff like that. He also is in all the writer's rooms and he'll throw ideas out there, but as far as the music is concerned and the writing especially that is almost entirely 100% all Trey.

[@sirflop1220]

As a french who watch the show in english, I've never heard of naggers until that episode, I felt so stupid after I looked up the translation haha

[@voteZDLR]

@@sirflop1220 Well, in your defense nobody really uses the word "nagger" like that even in common English speaking. It does exist and it is a word, but in Randy's defense literally everyone up until the punchline also thought the word was... well, you know.

[@sirflop1220]

@@voteZDLR ok thanks I feel "kinda" better now

[@stephen4006]

“Two words which by themselves are harmless” 😂

[@shadowproductions969]

that's one of the funniest parts. Trying to ban that term because it bothered them without seeing the irony. They saw no fault in what they said, but played the victims. A lot of truth in this in how many act

[@barryschalkwijk9388]

Aw crap sorry i missed your comment. you even got the quote correct. for shame.

[@JaketheMovieGeek]

😂

[@ninjireal]

⁠@@shadowproductions969I don’t know why you’re trying to make Randy out to be some sort of ****** guy. The irony’s the entire point of the episode.

[@Checkered_Demon00]

“ERIC BE QUIET!” 😂😂😂

[@zachhaywood1564]

"And he said it with such enthusiasm!" My thoughts exactly 😂😂

[@npcimknot958]

I mean, to be fair he thoguht he was going to win $$$😂

[@aidanc669]

This episode had so many lessons and themes going on at once that it was mind blowing

[@ElectroNeko_GoldenGlow]

Interesting fact people did have issues with this episode when it first released but it wasn't because the n word was said but because there was NO outrage from the African American community there was actually a news person interviewing African Americans about this episode back in 2007 and all of them said they loved the episode.

[@Retzmag]

Sounds very american "nobody's outraged? OUTRAGEOUS!!"

[@seryph3140]

@@Retzmag outrage sells

[@lightyagami1752]

Actually that was the *point* of the episode. The white majority congress (or whatever that body was) banned "N-guy" but not the N word itself. Basically, they were deathly afraid of being labelled racists and were overreacting and overcompensating. Much like these newsies trying to manufacture outrage over nothing. This is one of the best episodes of a great show.

[@bradhorowitz2765]

Your right. That’s because the episode tackles racism in a smart way that not many shows do. 1)it makes fun of white Americans who use the word and don’t get why that word is not good. 2)it makes fun of how white Americans jump to the defense of whites who use that word and how the “apologies” are cringeworthy.. Recall the Michael Richards “apology.” Jerry Seinfeld and Dave,both white guys, for some reason gave Michael Richards the time to apologize on live and both tried to get the crowd to accept said apology. Not only was that embarrassing itself, but as the south park writers noted, the apology was HORRIBLE. 3)the episode subtly looks at how social issues get magnified when it affects whites. The part of the Congress banning the word happened only because middle aged whites asked them too. In real life, the war on poverty got its big start not in tackling nonwhite poverty which was and has been the majority of poverty here in the US, but white poverty predominantly in rural areas. I always crack up when Randy goes on his monologue of how hard it is to be called the word and what it means, oblivious to WHO he is speaking too.

[@lightyagami1752]

@@bradhorowitz2765 Well put.

[@Polyphemus89]

South Park does a great job of universalizing offensive subjects, and this episode is one of the best examples. No matter where you started you understood the point by the end.

[@versetripn6631]

Yeah, Society has made such WONDERFUL PROGRESS since this landmark program was brave enough to broadcast. Tell me about the episode with the teenager having sex with a dog?! More quality entertainment from white people.

[@MrWeenuk21]

@@versetripn6631 what is the point of your comment?

[@versetripn6631]

@@MrWeenuk21 there AIN'T no "point". I'm merely tryin' to ILLUMINATE the terrain on which we are currently deployed. If that is beyond your capacity for understanding...so be it. Get back to laughin wit da homies

[@versetripn6631]

@@MrWeenuk21 How is this for a POINT: Study the term "Black". A basic definition is "Devoid of color". Then, check out the term "Color". Described as "Of or Having color." So how confused does an entire culture need to be to in one era be called "Black", and the next "Colored"? Since Easter Eggs get "Colored" and people are BORN a certain hue, again, what does that say about our mindset? Why shouldn't inbreeding, goat-loving "South Park" slaves mock us since we allow it and JOIN in it?

[@versetripn6631]

@@MrWeenuk21 Watching a Marvel film on the USA channel, there is a stupid Buffalo Wild Wings commercial playing numerous times. With a pathetic and obvious rap track "I got the sauce, I got the sauce, whoo whoo!" Which totally sounds like an ape-call in the WILD. People driving around BUMPIN their systems while destroying their cognitive abilities just aren't equipped to contend with nor understand what is being done. It's sad. Mock or question my words because you're too LAZY to read and comprehend them. If that is your wish... So be it.

[@MathematicalCowboy]

I love South Park! They can take the most serious, the most controversial social issues and turn them into pure fun and comedy. Laughing TOGETHER is how to overcome a lot of these differences and divisions between different groups. Laughter is the best medicine.

[@TheMorrogoth]

The Wheel of Fortune cameraman looking around the camera waiting for Stan's Dad to answer is by far the funniest part of that Ep! Through and through - I don't normally like reactions - But I think you took it a good route! Take my like!

[@dash.reacts]

Thank you, David!! The cameraman got me, too 😂

[@johnnyanderson2-roblox185]

I accidentally misread "Stan's" as "Satan's" lol.

[@eliteteamkiller319]

This isn't just a funny episode. It's brilliant.

[@henrikaugustsson4041]

One of their best.

[@Dankpuffin]

@@henrikaugustsson4041 Scott Tenorman Must Die is the absolute best. but this on is really good as well.

[@tupacalypse88]

​@@Dankpuffinnever looked at chili the same

[@MasterBuilderDragon]

I love how the host says “audience, keep quiet” as if they aren’t already stunned into silence.

[@richiepurucker7603]

Can you imagine if Matt,Trey,and dave chappelle collaborated and did a full season of South Park? The characters ,situations,and stories would be hilarious.

[@razor1uk610]

..Clayton Bigsby as a South Park character?!

[@casesoutherland4175]

The awkward silence between when he said the word and when the buzzer went off killed me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@josephcunningham3911]

That's how South Park is. If they make fun of a Christian they will make fun of an Atheist equally. Same thing with Republicans and Democrats. Nobody really gets offended by them like the use to. They are one of only shows that people say they make a solid point and move on.

[@charlesacker9174]

The Disability community loves South Park. Because no one else feels comfortable including disabled characters as jokes, but that's human nature we all make fun of our friends and shoot the shit. The kids don't hate Timmy or Jimmy they're treating them like equals. And doing what children do make jokes at each other's expense. Although I have to say my personal favorite moment is still. Tolken you're black of course you have a Bass Guitar in your basement. Hey you know what Cartmans right for once I did have a Bass Guitar in my basement. Alright Tolken start playing. I don't know how to play it you idiot. Sigh Tolken we've been over this you're black of course you know how to play Bass. Tolken starts playing this awesome Rythm. Goddamn it Cartmen.

[@lucienthefirst8649]

If you're offended over a South Park joke, then you're part of the joke lol

[@lucienthefirst8649]

@@blakewilson4762 Didn't they receive threats from terrorist groups? If so then ngl a terrorist is more threatening than an average organisation

[@paulmajano]

Yeah but they HARDLY pick on democrats.

[@Sim2322]

Isaac Hayes is still p*ssed, unfortunately... To me, Chef carried the first couple seasons almost by himself

[@mathieubordeleau150]

Be honest how many of you really thought of "naggers" instead Randy's answer? But we all knew what Randy's answer would be.

[@SquidwardLSDSquirtingOctopussy]

That's the reason Louis CK complained about whenever a lady on CNN said "The N Word" & not nighas btw. lol Literally the N word. Because by using this phrase while in the context of a black person, the listener immedately connects the dots & gets the word nigharrr put into his brain. We should be more open minded to swear words if they are used in a conedic manner. Dave Chapelle had a white Ginger family sketch as well back in the day & his mostly black audienced laughed their asses off. Most people are just too intellectually deficient to grasp the concept of humor.

[@trevorlambert4226]

@@SquidwardLSDSquirtingOctopussy Maybe the idea is that if people keep referring to "the n-word" long enough, all the people who remember the word itself will be dead.

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

I thought it even knowing what was about to happen, but it wouldn't have helped him anyway since there are a lot of people with many accents that pronounced the N word in various ways. Naggers would have been mistaken for that too. Best example being Friday when Smokey robs an unconscious Deebo. He said it as though it was spelled with Nya at the beginning of it.

[@theghostoftom]

I bet you thought the black kid was called Token. Didn't you. You f***ING monster.

[@killjoydod4937]

Before Randy answered I thought to myself; "Wooow! So this is how South Park ends. It has to be that word! no other letter could go there!" In that short time I didn't think of the letter "a".

[@TrashBoat11]

Randy doing Slam Poetry will always be hilarious 🤣

[@MrSpade5150]

Everybody mentions the camera guy leaning out but I don't think the shot of Sharon and Stan in the car gets enough credit. The way they are both just completely done with Randy kills me every time 🤣🤣🤣

[@KyleHarrisonRedacted]

Out of the whole thing, your reaction to the "Words are like bullets, they pass right through me" was my favorite

[@buckiesmalls]

I almost expected him to say.. "dont you mean right over you""

[@electrictroy2010]

Maybe the little man is like the Twin Ghosts in the Matrix… bullets just pass through.

[@sombojoe]

The cameraman lean over is so epic!

[@somestuffithoughtyoumightl6985]

Who else could handle such an explosive topic with the respect it deserves as Matt and Trey South Park is truly unmatched

[@octapusxft]

This is why South Park never really gets old

[@boki1693]

One of the funniest parts of this is in a much later episode it's revealed that his name isn't Token. (As in Token black on the show) It's Tolkien because his dad is a big Lord of the Rings fan. LOL. But Stan is the only one that dosn't know this. Even Cartman somehow knew this.

[@fhufhfhjfjfjf9534]

randy didnt know either

[@prmisgrptech4481]

That didn’t make much sense because if you have heard the actual name said it sounds much different than token anyone who actually know how he real name is pronounced and a real lords of the ring fans see this big error they made in trying to switch tokens name to Tolkien but I don’t really care much

[@sabin97]

apparently token didnt know either. because he signed a contract as "token" and not "tolkien".

[@klamath135]

that's called a retcon, the showrunners have done it a bunch of times

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

When I started watching _South Park,_ I wasn’t familiar with the concept of tokenism, so I assumed “Token” was some obscure (in the West) African name.

[@docducttape9270]

The great thing about South Park is they have a point in all the craziness. They aren't just ridiculous for no reason.

[@electrictroy2010]

The blank space only has 5 possibilities: A, E, I, O, U. The gameshow would not use I because it’s offensive. That leaves: Naggers, Neggers, Noggers, Nuggers YOU the viewer should have realized this. Naggers is obvious choice. (Unless you’re stupid like Randy.) .

[@americangirl6654]

@@electrictroy2010 Yes, but it’s also South Park😂

[@YukonWilleh]

Sme early episodes were wacky for no good reason

[@frankmiranda707]

“He said it with such enthusiasm too.” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@John-li2qi]

"Two words which by themselves are harmless" 🤣

[@seanscott]

matt and trey are geniuses when it comes to taking real world problems, issues, events and flipping them to make you think. there is always some sort of angle they are playing

[@blaketindle4703]

The brilliant satire in this episode is off the charts!

[@jenniferprince2674]

5:05 me and Dash at the exact same time and in the same tone, “No he won’t” 😂😂😂

[@psn-nightmarez_tk-fanboy5899]

As a big south park fan who has the 'There goes the Neighborhood' in their top 10, I do believe the picture is from Left to Right: Will Smith, Snoop, Johnny Cochrane, Kobe, Whoppie, and then Al Sharpton.

[@Alltimefox]

If you want to watch a fun episode that is nostalgic, “Guitar Queer-O” is where it focuses on Guitar Hero. Also a lot of African Americans found the episode funny and wasn’t offended. They appreciate what the humor represented because the news talked about it.

[@dash.reacts]

Good recommendation. Thank you 🙏

[@fynnthefox9078]

As well as the clever commentary.

[@benjamindorough6129]

Not sure why it would be offensive. The episode is clearly making fun of white people overcompensating so as to not appear racist, and the white people who victimize themselves for being called out for racism, AND the white people who seem completely oblivious to the fact that racism even exists all at the same time. Pretty great shade being thrown at the government at the end too. Definitely an anti racism episode.

[@madeyoulook9312]

Randy kills it in that ep 🔥🔥🔥

[@gurok2]

​@@benjamindorough6129 I agree, there's no reason for it to be offensive, but your summary kind of misses the point. The whole premise of the episode is "if the shoe were on the other foot", thus Randy's appearance at slam poetry, attempted lynching, etc. It was not an attempt to denigrate white people as a substitute for denigrating black people. I think you need to look beyond the face value of Randy claiming he was a "nigger guy". The final message was just how quickly TWO words would be banned in public discourse if they affected the race that dominates congress. Again, an example of "if the shoe were on the other foot". Meanwhile, David Nelson's (the little person's) pursuit of an undisclosed goal not only served as a plot device for Stan's new perspective, but also a way for the us to understand why people admitting "they don't understand" is valid. i.e. The audience will never understand David's point.

[@dp7933]

I used to work with a white guy who was born in South Africa. He always stated his race on forms as African American.

[@ctochs]

He’s right tho

[@Quethatguy]

So is Elon musk

[@kudjoeadkins-battle2502]

@@ctochs no he would be a South African American. Like someone from Nigeria is a Nigerian American. Africa isn't a country. I actually prefer American African because it think it better defines who black Americans are, and it doesn't make us look like some immigrant group like an Italian American. We are more "American" that immigrants in that we have been here just as long or longer than American Europeans, white folk

[@IcyTorment]

Mike Judge (creator of Beavis and Butt-head) did a series on ABC called The Goode Family about a couple of community college professors and their kids. The son was a white kid adopted from South Africa and they tried to raise him in African culture as much as possible. In the first episode, they did a joke where he was filling out a driver's license form at the DMV and the black employee notices he filled in his race as "African American."

[@breakfreak3181]

'Two words, which by themselves would be harmless.' Oh man, lol. This episode was too funny.

[@yesnickcarter]

I’m 48. I hear the n word more in pop culture today than I ever heard when I was a teenager. I mean I hear the word more literally any given day in 2023 more than I heard it in all the early 90’s. People are making weird points about it that I don’t understand.

[@ryanwilson5936]

“Stan, daddy only said that word because he thought he was going to win money”.

[@abc123tiktok]

It was only in recent years this episode had very small controversy because it wasn't controversial when it came out decade ago. Literally people being mad for not being mad. Its same with speedy gonzales. Whether its racist or not people tried to cancel it but gotta major back lash from mexican americans defending the show. Also The List from this season is very fun kids episode acting like kids, also great reference to pet cemetery.

[@danortiz]

Apu from the Simpsons should have been defended by the people that represented them, Like we did with Speedy....

[@dpt6849]

A decade ago. Time flies...

[@jamesparson]

I miss Speedy Gonzales

[@maverickdarkrath4780]

@@danortiz he was..if you watch the documentary that started this fisco , the problem with apu, the parents of the documentary said they loved him and most other older Indians did aswell, it was only the rich Hollywood types that actually had a problem during the documentary and dosen't help the main guy completely ignored the fact apu isn't the only stereotype on the show whos just as beloved as apu .

[@danortiz]

@@maverickdarkrath4780 Hollywood elites are truly a plague

[@bayyanthomas4204]

The fact they used the real letters of wheel of fortune is crazy 😂😂

[@andsiriisstupidyes4118]

The fact they all just say the word calling him out was just comedy gold.

[@sarinat3101]

I love the sad little squeak as the lady rotates the "A" square :D

[@codename617]

Vannah White.

[@nathanlindahl8336]

I love the only black Senator when he goes “Nay?” 😂

[@jessesingersongwriter]

Kiss it. Apologize. Jackson's face and voice - perfect.

[@masonjar9920]

6:30 i love how they tell him to just let it go cuz they know how cartman is 💀

[@DEADPOOL_LK-4T7]

The little person in this episode is based off of two real life twins that used to do commercials back in the 90s. I believe it was either pest control or insurance they did but the speaker is definitely based off a real person. The Rice Brothers John and Greg Rice

[@asteroidkiller8023]

I believe they did both...one of them died

[@jamesalexander5623]

@@asteroidkiller8023 I bet his Funeral was no small thing! ....

[@FinGeek4now]

South Park's comedy and how it provides social commentary is pretty epic.

[@etiletsatsi5130]

‘You see, words are like bullets, and I let them pass right through me.' OK. Wait, what?

[@STEVEARABIA1]

I love this show. The topics they cover so brilliantly while being hilarious.

[@michalhudak1498]

I love how the letter lady goes all sad to turn the last letter and then walks back with head down haha

[@josephdavidson323]

They are genius at making a point while offending at the same time! The Brittany Spears episode was one of the most power moments Ive ever seen anywhere! The tolerence episode is good too.

[@viperdemonz-jenkins]

no matter how offensive South Park gets it is still a funny as hell show.

[@cephuwu]

Genius episode, once again SP nails a message in an unexpected way

[@SmallLegacy]

Some of my favourite episodes are Season 12 ep14 -The ungroundable Season 17 ep 4 -Goth kids dawn of the posers Season 16 ep12 -A nightmare on facetime Season 15 ep3 -Royal pudding Season 15 ep7 and 8 together since its in 2 parts Season 15 ep10 Bass to mouth Season 15 ep12 1% Tbh if I were to list every one of my favourite episodes it would take forever but those ones are some of my faves

[@jamesdonoughue4557]

As is tradition

[@SayKyleNotCow]

People in attendance gently tossing Captain Crunch as the price walks by.

[@navsingh9406]

Wow, no mentions of episodes before season 12?

[@mickaleneduczech8373]

In terms of Michael Richards career recovering, I think it was circling the drain anyway, and this incident may have given him a little publicity. Before he continued down the drain. What was really sad was within a couple days Andy Dick released an apology for doing exactly the same thing. Or, he insisted he'd done the same thing. No one else had noticed him doing anything similar.

[@kittentheboss2796]

Trey Parker and Matt Stone are in my opinion the roots of comedy. They have an "all ok or none" mentality when i comes to making jokes. Some episodes even found them in trouble. The few muhammad episodes made terrorists threaten them. The scientology episode made Isaac Hayes (Who was a scientologist and voice actor for chef) leave studio and disconnect. As for me i think they are comedic geniuses.

[@phillipsmejkal1]

Man how did you keep such a straight face when Cartman starts to laugher. I mean it was kinda classic for him. 😅🤣 I just exploded in laughter.

[@tommateyak3967]

Lmfao, great episode. IMO south park is the only longest show on TV that hasn't lost its charm and is in fact getting better all the time. Genius

[@propolipropoli]

South Park is the only program that really do a constructive critics to the American society .

[@Jonathanest90s]

If Randy said the letter A in the final round, then his ass would have been saved.

[@cumexolaf3276]

As a black dude you should also watch the episode in which all the black celebrities move to South Park and are not welcomed there by the poor white men.

[@feralcyborggaming1531]

Oddly enough, I've watched South Park for over 20 years and have yet to be offended. Mostly just laughing my ass off or saying "oh my gods, they predicted the future".

[@dennyliegerot4021]

I hadn't seen this one before...uncomfortable at first but to the point. The thing about South Park is they make fun of everyone and show us how ridiculous we are when we take ourselves too seriously.

[@treeherder2201]

Damn Randy.....just DAYUM! When the cameraman peeked around the camera I lost it.

[@dash.reacts]

Me, too 😂

[@jasonamrhein9593]

I've long had a theory that Wheel of Fortune has a list of words that are banned not because they're bad themselves, but because it could lead to situations like this. 😁

[@Sindamsc]

Your reactions are like bullets, and I let them pass through me, and I have no idea what does it suppose to mean.

[@dash.reacts]

Hahaha 🤣

[@ptingz9307]

Hope youtube doesn't take down your videos for playing whole episodes, you're funny as hell!

[@renx81]

He's not playing whole episodes though... What he's doing is clear cut fair use as far as copyright law is concerned. I'm sure there's still plenty of hurdles to get past KZbin's copyright infringement detection algorithms though, those things don't care about the actual law sadly. However, taking down a channel on copyright grounds takes a lot more than just some erroneous bot detections, they'd have to throw actual copyright strikes at him, and if that were to ever happen he could fight this in court and easily win on fair use grounds.

[@acousvnt]

I don't know the exact line where infringement ends and fair use begins, but it looked to me like there were several cuts throughout.

[@electrictroy2010]

The corporation that owns South Park can just contact youtube & ask the content be removed under the DMCA law. They don’t have to prove anything

[@electrictroy2010]

The uploader can claim the video doesn’t infringe, but youtube rarely listens. (And going to court is expensive.)

[@Steely_Fran]

They made this episode during the 2007 Stop Campaign to get the word banned from future movies, music, literature, and so on. A town in Texas nearly made saying the word in a public place a $500 fine. The creators of the Stop Campaign watched this episode and actually defended South Park's use of it.

[@djbeezy]

The things this show gets away with is absolutely amazing!!

[@toddpatrick8254]

Yep. Everybody gets a turn on this show. I still remember seeing this for the first time on comedy central and I laughed my ass off in shock. 😂 Great review. Keep up the great content!

[@pflernak]

0:34 He got the letters BNGO. Theres just one letter missing from a certain word. Nice little subconscious suggestion they snuck in there.

[@AndrewBarsky]

Probably one of the all time south park episodes. The cameraman kills me. 😂

[@sea_air_ahhh5776]

“The only reason daddy used that word is that he thought he’d win money.”

[@crovax1375]

Randy was so close to learning a lesson And 42 times is the answer to the question

[@dash.reacts]

Whoa! 😯 You got the actual # And yes! Randy was super close 😆

[@RightWingCorrectWing]

Technically 55. I went and counted myself. At one point, the word is repeated by the Coyote Brown audience of 10 patrons simultaneously so I counted it as 10 usages. It is also chanted twice simultaneously by the 3 kids in the street, meaning 6 total.

[@rootfish2671]

If people are offended by this episode then they don't get the point.

[@solmoman]

it's because they are gay fish

[@IcyTorment]

Or they do get the point and realize they're the problem.

[@northsidechigga]

4:35 the way butters says `a midget?` cracks me up every damn time 😭

[@hunterivey]

I love this episode, it's hilarious, also sometimes I feel sorry for Randy, because he feels bad what he did when he's being called the N-word guy, overall it's a great episode.

[@renx81]

it feels like you are not getting the satire of this episode. This is one of the most satirical pieces of writing they ever did, and they've done a lot in 25 years!

[@hunterivey]

@@renx81 actually I'm aware of the satire, I've watched South Park since it first appeared on TV.

[@louise8219]

Nah he doesn’t feel bad for what he did.. he feels bad about being called out on what he did and he makes the situation about himself. All of his actions are for selfish reasons in the episode.

[@hunterivey]

@@louise8219 I think you are missing the point of the episode, the point is that Randy thought he will get money, but he felt bad for what he did, since he is now being called the N-word guy, yes Randy can be a bit selfish, however he's a good father to his son, and he sometimes learns his lesson for what he did and Randy Marsh is one of favorite characters of the show.

[@louise8219]

@@hunterivey the writers of South Park are too clever for that simplistic view of Randy’s actions. Watch it again and tell me that all that randy does isn’t to benefit how he looks to others… the foundation that he set up - in the speech he says it’s so he should no longer be known as that n* guy.. the kissing ass, the poetry, the legal action. All the actions are selfish and not done to help or understand why what he did was wrong, just to benefit himself. If you do think that all he did was alright, then you have missed the point. The end of the episode where Stan finally figured out he could never understand or justify his dads actions is the best ending.

[@kraftzion]

Did Michael Richards actually say "Afro Americans"?

[@mickhughes6327]

The camera mans' expression is still the funniest thing I have ever seen on South Park.

[@havyn88]

Context and intent is always important.

[@s1l3nth4rb1ng3r]

You should react to the black friday series! Season 17 episodes 7-9

[@shadowproductions969]

yes, the brack Friday bunduru.. as trey says it anyway. I think you reacted to a compilation that has a few scenes from it.. like the interview where they ate their kid for a Blu ray player and tickle me elmo

[@ogladaczr.t.3168]

i personally don't think its that good

[@mikesaje37]

South Park writers are not afraid to make fun of everyone which in my opinion makes it the best show on tv!!

[@hihilow56]

This was one of the first episodes of South Park I ever saw. I thought it was okay, but this episode made me a fan ever since 😂

[@cheiftain732]

They poke holes in topics like this . Its brilliant . Cosmo kramer needs a re run .

[@tonguemypucker9293]

This episode is brilliant. I laughed so hard that it hurt when it first came out. 😂🤣

[@PedroPlckle]

What an absolute diamond of a guy you are sir.

[@cincinnatipedalsteel4347]

That “little person “ had me weak like Cartman. “He turning red like a little strawberry “ 😂😂😂

[@thejaydeeclub5062]

its good to bring awareness to all kinds of situations and they did this in a very funny way. you rocked the reaction video too man ! also, what kind of selfish person cant come to grips with the fact that we all have a major thing in common...we are all humans ! we all look different because of where are ancestry is from geographically, and evolution based on thriving in those locations. why some one thinks their skin color is superior is where the ignorance comes into play... never mind that the rumored "cradle of life" is in Africa, so we all might just have come from the same place initially ! humans........sometimes our "intelligence" is truly disappointing. keep on keepin on, man !

[@frankmiranda707]

Randy…..the puzzle you were solving was, “People Who Annoy You”. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@cinnamontoastdeath3023]

That’s what I love about South Park, nobody is safe. They pull zero punches and make fun of everybody

[@BelmontClan]

I loved the Bin Ladin bugs bunny bit pulled by Cartman that shit had me rolling with laughter.

[@matias5817]

Man, this episode was filled with dark humor

[@nightonthetiles8833]

South Park takes the piss out of everyone, and let's face it, when we all chill and are able to laugh at ourselves as well as others and not get so offended by everything, we'll all be happier together

[@jabbawonger6572]

South Park's Trey and Matt are such clever bastards, so well written.

[@MasterFhyl]

To be fair, naggers annoy me a hell of a lot more than what Randy said.

[@robertmatthews2009]

Your headline said "With apologies to Jesse Jackson,' but I didn't see you apologize. Go on. Apologize.

[@dash.reacts]

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