‘South Park’ Uses Emmy Win to Humiliate Trump
The Daily Beast • • entertainment
Key Points:
- South Park won its fifth Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program at the 78th Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards, with the winning episode titled “Sermon on the Mount” from its 27th season.
- To celebrate, South Park's official social media posted a graphic mocking Donald Trump, depicting him with his pants down holding an Emmy he never won.
- Trump, known for his reality show The Apprentice, has publicly expressed frustration over never winning an Emmy despite multiple nominations, claiming the awards are politically influenced.
- The winning South Park season heavily parodies Trump and his administration, including controversial depictions of Trump in an abusive relationship with Satan and other explicit scenes.
- The episode features a satirical portrayal of Trump with a micropenis, emphasizing the show's no-holds-barred approach to critiquing the former president.
