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You gotta watch benchwarmers🔥🔥🔥🔥
Longer......Lengthier
React to Adam Sandler - RIDICULOUS 6
Yooo , watch the three Star Wars prequels next!
Where you at? 😢
It's been more than a minute Leo!!
You in jail again?🫣🫤
Holla👋 at somebody so we know you're still on this side of dirt. ⚰️🪦⚠️
They got nominated for an Oscar for best original song thanks to Blame Canada. The best part: at the ceremony, Robin Williams preformed it
i had forgotten about that part about robin williams
Love that shit it's still on TH-cam too
They kinda butchered it.
And Trey and Matt took acid and attended the ceremony in beautiful dresses xD
Yessssssssssssssss!
The irony that the message of cursing censorship is still the main focus on TH-cam 20+ years later shows that Matt & Trey understood the assignment.
The two were ahead of their time.
Swearing is cut out by choice on the uploader’s part.
@@longtallshorty5791 They don’t get ad revenue unless they self censor, it’s common knowledge.
Cats aren't the only assshols
Canadian government would have you hunting bears with a bb gun
I was crying so hard in the theatre when this came out. I just wasn't ready to hear T & P sing Uncle F**ka.
Me too. It just broke me completely, I couldn't even breathe! :D :D :D
Dude, I laughed so hard I cried. Cried hard.
I laughed so hard I passed out for a seconds… Good times!
Good times man. Epic movie.
“I thought I told you that we won’t stop heh heh”
The rap version takes me out every time.
Speaking as a Canadian born and raised: I've yet to encounter a single Canadian who has taken serious offense to literally any kind of portrayal South Park has done of us lol.
Its almost like... its a joke... and not meant to be taken seriously or literally.. imagine that. lol
@@Jim87_36 and yet people still do get upset. No need to try and start something on a 3 month old comment of mine.
I love it! They're so funny and ridiculous. I also love how in South park: the stick of Truth when you go to Canada, it becomes an old school 2D RPG.
You sure it has nothing to do with you people being too damn polite for your own good?
@@UltimateThanos I'd rather be too polite than not polite.
I’m Canadian and can vouch for the fact that we can indeed fart on beat
Your heads also pop off the top when you speak. But I will mourn your queen with her x-out'd eyes.
lols bless
Personally, I mastered the skill as a child by learning the drum intro to Van Halens "Hot for teacher" 😁
Yes, but do you f**k your uncles?
Proof?
Matt and Trey don't get enough recognition for being musically inclined. All their incorporated songs are bangers!! (I know this was nominated for an Oscar lol)
Uncle F+cker was nominated????
I like the Cartman version of "Poker Face" better than Gaga's.
And they lost to Phil Collins lol.
uh.... you do know they won a Tony award right? Pretty much the only musical award anyone respects anymore.
@@mayorjimmy this lol
The fact that Blame Canada got nominated for an Oscar is phenomenal
and its tragical it did not win!!!!
@@magnusmagnusson8302 Canadian here, We all laughed when we saw it in the theaters :) Funny movie!
I can never get enough of the Brooke Shields slap. Her comment, the silent pause, amazing!
That slap cracks me up every damn time, and it's mostly the comedic pause before the slap.😂
My friends and I still do that Brooke Shields bit and we are fucking forty years old now. 😂
It's one of the greatest scenes ever. Everything about it is perfect
at what timestamp does it happen? :D please!
@@nataliep6385 19:26
George Clooney was a great cameo in this movie. He’s the doctor telling Kenny about the potato heart.
Wtf NO WAY.
And Eric Idle from Monty Python as Dr Vosnocker
I think his cameos were, because George Clooney was a fan of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, going back to their Jesus vs Satin short film. I could be wrong. I mean South Park came out before Kickstarter was a thing. Early ages of the internet, where video codecs and sharing was nothing close to what it is today. I think I first saw the original short film in like 1997, and it literally took longer to load and buffer than the actual length of the video. South Park is still around and Stone and Parker, have made a lot of crazy forms of entertainment, always pushing extremes and boundaries, and they haven’t been cancelled. So, Clooney supporting it, really ushered in a lot of how the internet as a tool, the growth of social media, and how they interact with free speech, and where real world law and virtual law intersect. It’s crazy because, when South Park came out, it was a bastion of liberal thought and expression, trying to be cancelled by right wing thought. And today it almost almost seems reversed. Weird how things cycle and change, but also very predictable. Clooney at the time was one of the most sought after Actors, so in an OG internet way he was kinda one of the first influencers.
The Gay dog was probably his big breakthrough. I mean, for a heterosexual human in that era....
Mike Judge voices Kenny at the end
I saw this in Time Square in NYC. Just when everyone in the theater was dying laughing at this song, this little old lady sprinted up the aisle holding the hands of her two little grandchildren - apparently, no one at the ticket counter told her this was not a kids movie!! I've never scene a senior run so fast in my life!
Pretty ironic that all the problems in the film are down to parents not taking responsibility and stopping their kids watching explicit material.
Reminds me of how parents will buy 18+ games at a shop, then complain that their kids see gore. Times truly never change.
The theater I saw it at had printed papers on the windows saying that South Park was NOT a kids movie, had tons of bad language, that adults had to actually watch the movie with kids they bought tickets for, and that there would be NO Refunds.
I was about 14 when this movie came out. I remember my mom pulled me out of school early and took me to see it. She knew of South Park and the content it put out but, neither of us were prepared for this. Needless to say, the car ride home was a little awkward 😂
I was 7, and was already allowed to watch it on TV, it was a family thing just like watching The Simpsons, we rented it on VHS from Blockbuster as soon as it came out
W mom
@@TaimaNekomusume420about the same age (maybe 9-10) and would rent the first season on VHS as well, god those first season and this movie were awesome
Blame Canada was actually nominated for an Oscar for best song. At the Oscars that year Robin Williams performed the song and it was hysterical! Just watch it for your entertainment. It’s worth it. My favorite is Cartman’s song about Kyle’s mom. It’s legendary too! Enjoyed your reaction and commentary as always. Loved it!
Thank you for that.
Matt and trey started producing a Canadian show called Kenny vs Spenny. They got it put on Comedy Central but when it didn’t take off instantly they pulled a Hollywood suit and abandoned the show. Kenny use to write for South Park around that time also. After the show ended I could sense that something happened between them and then Kenny confirmed it. I kind of lost a bit of respect for them after that. They didn’t start help producing it until season 3 and I always wondered how they got involved. Someone must have shown them an episode and they thought it was hilarious. Anyone who hasn’t seen it should watch it. Especially the who can blow the biggest fart episode.
I saw it live, and searched for it online for literally over 2 decades. I only just found it a few years ago. The Academy is TERRIBLE about letting people see anything they've televised.
My son is 15 and nonverbal. This is his favorite movie. We have watched it an insane amount of times. He obviously can't sing along with the songs, but he will do a humming noise to them and hold the last note LOL
Salute to you & your son 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
That's hilarious.
@@cam62cam811 🥰
That’s hilarious and beautiful 😂
@@cripplermaximus It always cracks me up lol
I love that the whole movie's plot is basically just the writers criticising the people who were mad at the show itself at the time, while still making it funny as hell in its own right.
Such a classic. Can't believe it's been almost 25 years since this came out. Getting old sucks. Lol
It really does, doesn't it? Isn't it crazy when you're like, "so a few years ago--" and realize it was a DECADE ago?!
Would you rather spend your childhood years during this Covid era instead of experiencing the 90s?
I watched this on shrooms when it came out. Uncle Fu*#@er almost put me in the hospital. I laughed so hard I nearly lost consciousness and had to crawl to the bathroom, gasping for every scrap of air I could, stuck in a lethal laughing fit.
It's even funnier when you actually watch it
I used to quote this movie in elementary school and always got in trouble for it lol especially cartmans “what’s the big deal” speech. South Park is the best animated show ever IMO
"Kyle's Mom is a big fat bitch" got me sent to the principles office on several occasions
One of the best, not the best
@@SlimKim3 your opinion
@@SlimKim3 what’s better?? Simpsons? Lol
@@dacrosber Family guy and Spongebob.
Grew up with SpongeBob and have watched Family Guy throughout my life, both iconic. Don't even watch The Simpsons tbh lol
My Dad took me to see this movie - I was not yet 15 at the time. We walked out of the theatre gleefully singing "Blame Canadaaa!" Oh, and we're Canadians, too.
This is by far one of the best comedies EVER in history
Dude, this movie provides one of my best memories of my mom, who passed in 2002. When South Park first came out, I loved it, and my mom never got it. When the movie came out, we were shopping in the town that had the theater, so with time to kill, I convinced her to go see it. I remember when the song "Uncle Fucka" started up, and I was just breathless with laughter, and I looked over at her, and she was just looking at me, shaking her head, which made me laugh harder. Good times.
The opening theater scene was EXACTLY what it was like in real theaters when this movie came out. SOOOOO many kids tricked their parents into coming in to see a "cartoon movie" ... only to have the parents freak out at the "Uncle F***er" song lol... It made the whole experience sooooo much funnier. Keep in mind when this movie came out, south park was not as well known.. and had NEVER said the "F" word because it was on cable tv. They took the chance to be in a theater with an R rating to it's fullest.
I have to admit it: I get weepy every time the movie ends and Kenny goes to heaven. It's just too sweet.
I cried the first time I saw this when Kenny revealed his face. Him going to to Heaven was the icing on the cake.
super sweet.
I was at the premiere of this movie and when the T&P song was playing, everyone in the theater was losing their minds. The laughter was so hard that we lost track of the movie. I later found out that people outside our theater could hear the laughter because it was so loud.
The first thing I ever saw of South Park was this movie. I rented it on VHS from blockbuster and I stayed up all night watching it over and over again. It was the first time I had laughed in 3 months and for the first time in 3 months I didn't feel like I was living in quicksand. It was like finding a ray of light at the end of a tunnel and I've been a massive South Park fan ever since!
I feel this so much
I saw this in theaters with a few other high school friends. We were legit 9th graders when South park came out so were huge into the show and the film came out at the perfect time. I think that was the hardest ive heard a theater laugh, one nonstop joke after another. Shock humor is the norm today but in 1998-9 or whenever this came out i forget when i think 99, it was way ahead of its time
The only movie that rivaled this one for laughs (that I saw in the theater) was _Clerks._ The two are neck-and-neck for "oh god kill me now" levels of laughter.
Me and my friend were a year too young and like the boys we weren't allowed in so we went to another theater and got to see the greatest movie ever😂
I remember seeing this in the theater, and when Terence said "pig f**ker", I flipped out as if I never heard South Park cuss before.
Also, last I checked, this movie holds the Guinness World Record for "Most Swears in a Movie." 399, to be exact.
...Also, there's a scene of Ike after the end credits.
The fact that this movie still won awards, even with it’s “everything” is impressive to say the least.
One of the best times I've ever had in a theater. The crowd was so into it. We all sang the Kyle's mom song together, as we all already knew it from the TV show.
Me and my cousin saw this in the theaters. He was over 17 so I was able to get tickets. I remember how parents were dragging their kids out. We were howling. This was a very special time in cinema.
Me and my friend were 17 when this came out, he would be turning 18 in 4 months, me in 6 months.. we HAD to see this film. Got 2 random guys to buy us tickets, showed them our ID's, they agreed it was bullshit, so me and my friend laughed our assess off at the homeless guy buying tickets.. and we had the same reaction to the uncle F song, that the VERY next day in school we were calling people shit faced cockmasters.
Me and my friend were 13 and you had to be 14 in Canada to see this movie, we couldn't get in like the South Park Boys so we tried another theater and they let us in
I think this is the first time he's gone back that far in a movie to see it again. lmao. South Park has held up for a lifetime.
Bruh that part with you harmonizing blame Canada actually went hard. You got some pipes.
YES...Not missing it this time #highaf #blamecanada 😂
"Have you ever heard of the Emancipation Proclamation??"
"I don't listen to hip hop."
I was 13 years old when I first watched this film and I don't know how many times we watched it lol. Absolutely loved it.
I was 8 when this movie came out, I wasn’t allowed to watch it. What a surprise when I was able to sneakily watch my cousins copy of it and come to find out it was literally a movie about 8 year olds not being able to see a movie.😂
This movie was an absolute riot in the theatre in 1999. Bill Gates getting shot in the head got roaring applause from everyone.
I replaced my Windows .wav files with quotes from this movie! One of the error sounds was replaced with "damn dude, that kid is fucked up!"
Kyle's Mom is a Bitch is one of my favorite song
I love love love that song!
You should see the late Robin Williams’ live performance.
After seeing you singing “Blame Canada”…you have a hell of a set of lungs.
OH, YES!!
Critics loved this movie, and saif thy it's the perfect satire on American life.
It was nominated for Best Original Song, "Blame Canada," at the 2000 Academy Awards.
Yep.. it even got thumbs up from ebert and roper
Saw this in the theater and didn't think I could laugh any harder. Def one of the top 10 musicals of all time!
Hardest I've ever laughed in a theater, the entire movie. TeamAmerica was a close second.
I remember watching this in Sneak preview, 1 week before offical release.(None of the viewers knew which movie would played today) in a time where no streams or internetdownlaods was even a thing. The whole cinema was litteraly rolling on the floor laughing and i was 14. none of my friends in school believed me i saw south park in theatre. Till today by far the most funny crowd reaction ever in all comedys
I'm German & I met an English bloke first date we went to an English cinema in Hamburg he fell asleep and I couldn't stop laughing, I never seen of knew anything about South park back then, I was shocked lol. He later became my husband we moved to the UK and sometimes we mention our first date and the South park movie and when we have a disagreement I used to sing Blame Canada lol
Blame Canada hits differently when you're actually Canadian.
Fun fact, we love south park, and south park Canadians are hilarious and bizarrely well researched.
😅
Hello fellow Canadian ❤🇨🇦
I'm not your buddy, guy
@@tombowers6713 im not your guy friend
It’s been 20+ years and I still remember all the lyrics to every song🤷🏻♂️
I was about 15 when this movie came out, and my best friend got the soundtrack. We listened to it all the time, drove everyone crazy, lol.
There's still a lot of people that don't know about the early works of the makers of South Park. They made a musical way back in 1992 called Cannical! The Musical, and were responsible for a musical that many are familiar with, The Book or Mormon (which has won 9 Tony Awards). They are very talented.
I remember watching this movie as a kid. And be excited for monday to talk to everybody about it
Stone and Parker went on Conan's show to promote the movie, and the clip they showed was the scene of Conan jumping out the window and killing himself.
I love how George Clooney did the voice of Kenny's doctor.
Eric Idle, of Monty Python, was the doctor advertising the V chip
My all time favorite movie, the plot, the songs everything about it This is why I love South Park! Great reaction, man
Chef: ‘you ever heard of the emancipation proclamation?!’
General: ‘I don’t listen to hip hop!’
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
On the way home after watching this in the theaters in 1999 my fiend Chris and I stopped at a Media Play and bought this album on CD right after watching the film. This movie is a lesson and holds up beyond belief!!!!
It took almost twenty years before I realized the movie's title was a dick joke.
First time here as well, UN CUT ?!?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
i just realized it after reading your comment
My boys did that dying giraffe noise to each other all the time.
they supringsly had some funny cameos in this film. also love how they use the film inside the film to reference the critisism they was getting for south park.
Fun fact: The title for this movie was supposed to be: South Park All Hell breaks loose. But the movie censors had them change it so Matt and Trey came up with Bigger,Longer and uncut. The censors didn’t realize the joke until after the film was released.
I remember watching this in like 1st or 2nd grade i was way to little and my parents would never let me watch this but I had a friend who's parents didn't care so I would sleep over at his and watch all the south park episodes and I remember watching this and just dying with laughter. As a little kid all those bad words were so incredibly funny.
Sneaky Lil Kid Wasn't It 😂
I'm 53 and I still laugh and hum Blame Canada every time they play the 🇨🇦 national anthem at Hockey games.
One of the all time great musicals - lots of people may disregard the songs due to their lyrical content, but the songwriting is excellent
I especially like Kenny's detour to hell. That song and scene were hilarious. 😂
"Blame Canada. Yeah, Everything is Canada's fault now that I think about it.
Me: Hell yeah!
"I'm just playin'"
Me: Yeah, you right..
I don't think there's a better movie musical out there than SP:BL&U. You cracking up to the point of needing to pause the movie won't ever change. Every joke and song has been bringing me to tears for over 20 years. Solid reaction and keep up the great work!
I was able to appreciate the jokes and writing of this film as an adult. And how clever the song “Blame Canada” is. It’s like Parker and Stone telling parents “look! If you don’t want kids watching South Park because it’s too rude and raunchy? Fine!” But parents have to do their job, put their foot down and say no! Instead many parents like to scapegoat random things. This is supported with the parents asking if they should blame the government, society, TV, or in this case, a country.
All supported by the last line "we must blame them and cause a fuss, before someone thinks of blaming uuuuusssss"
@@TFoxhound yup.
That fart solo from"Uncle F**ker" still gets me everytime xD
I love this movie!
Once you hear the songs you sing 'em again 🤣
When this came out in 99 i was 9 years old and saw this in the theatre. I got send out of class the very next day for singing "shut your f*cking face uncle f*cker" when my teacher asked me to pay attention 😂 South Park straight up learned me more about myself than my parents ever did ❤
Trey and Matt always wanted to make musicals when they were getting started. South Park had had tons and tons of original songs that are pretty damn good, along with Team America's theme song and their hit Broadway show The Book of Mormon so I think they achieved that dream and more
I’m Canadian. I saw this movie in theaters- I think in high school- and everyone was in hysterics. One thing about us is we have a wonderful collective sense of humour. Especially if it’s making fun of ourselves 🤣🇨🇦❤️
Yessss!!! I hope you enjoy this Leo!
This one of my all time favorites. I even sometimes use it as a strategic source of serotonin and dopamine when my anxiety and depression are giving me serious issues.
One of the few times I cried laughing. And so did everyone in the theater.
I think it's worth pointing out that (to my knowledge) Kenny vs Spenny is basically Terrance and Phillip. Another amazing TV series.
This movie is so good, my mother took me to see it in theaters when I was like 7 years old, I asked what a clitoris was after the movie lmao.
The funniest part is when Satan picks up Mr Hat and speaks the exact same way that Mr Garrison does for Mr Hat lol
I was thirteen when this movie came out (1999) and I remember buying a ticket for a completely different movie and then sneaking into South Park ( I already watched a couple of episodes on tv at this point). One of the best movies I have ever seen in the theater (the only other movie I snuck into was "Beavis and Butthead: Do America")
😂 if you listen to the commentary Matt and Trey were super pissed because so many people did that. So the movie didn't make as much as it should have. Kids were buying tickets for Wild Wild West then sneaking into the South Park movie!
@@southparkfan01 But mooooomm, I’m playing Wild Wild West! 🎶Just a badass cowboy livin’ in the cowboy days, wiki wiki wiki Wild Wild West. Me and Artemis Clyde Frog gonna save Selma Hayek from the giant metal spider…🎶
The Canadians go HARD, man. I mean they act all polite and all, but when they go, they go HARD.
I remember watching this in the theaters. Not a single movie has made me laugh as much as this one. Insane from start to finish!
They had several celebrities to voice in it. George Clooney as the doctor that killed Kenny, Brent Spiner as Conan O'Brien, Eric Idle as Dr. Vosknocker.
Let's not forget the fantastic people that made the film, and the series; Trey Parker and Matt Stone, that have most of the voices, and of course Isaac Hayes as Chef
- The movie Wild wild west, rated pg13, came out at the same time as this one; so underage Kids bought tickets for that and just snuck in to see Southpark.
- Some cool cameos include George Clooney(Dr. Potato), Metallica(Kenny's hell song), and Michael Mcdonald (Satan's High note in Up there, and a credits song Eyes of a child)
- Blame Canada got an academy award nomination but lost to Phil Collins': You'll be in my heart. Matt and Trey showed up to the awards in dresses and on acid.
This is one of my favorite movies.
Another great animated movie that kids aren't supposed to watch is Heavy Metal.
Cinematic Masterpiece
South Park hold such a special place in my heart. I was in high school, about 12 or 13 when South Park started in the 90's and our home teacher who also loved South Park and when a new Episode came out, he would record it on a VHS tape and we would watch it during lunch break at school. We would gather, maybe 6 or 7 of us in a back room of the library where they stored the TV and Video player on those trolleys you would roll around from class to class as needed (if you know you know) We also watched things like Crusty Demons of Dirt when they first started and also NBA games... god i miss those days!
Love your content, man.
Story time. When I was 9, my mom bought tickets for my sister, her friend, and I, dropped us off at the mall to see this movie at a theater in the mall. She went to go have lunch with people at her work and left her fancy cell phone with my sister and told us to stay in the mall.
We are literally in the theater, ready to see the movie, but the trailers are being shown. my sister and her friend are like, "we wanna go in the mall and hang out before the movie!"
They were only 11 and 13 years old at the time and had no money, but I had no choice but to follow them.
We go back to the theater, and just like the movie, the attendant is like, " Yeah, you need an adult to see this movie."
We were now stranded at the mall. My sister panicked and calls my aunt. She picks us up from the mall and drives us home. My mom goes to the mall to pick us up and has an understandable shit fit since we are not there. She calls home from a pay phone to alert my gradma or dad, and my sister picks up the phone.
We all got in so much shit!
We did end up seeing the movie like a month later.
Watched this movie back when it was still considered new. I still catch myself humming/whistling/singing blame Canada when I'm working.
My brother saw this in the theatre opening weekend and he said it took a full 3 minutes for everyone to recover from Uncle F@#$er. Everyone was in tears.
These guys are tight with the music, I've seen The Book of Mormon twice and I"d see it again in a heartbeat!
BTW Good to have you back Leo!
Look up Halle Berry screaming out the song title as she presents an award to it for best original song...I think it was the Oscar's, lol...Trey & Matt were in dresses and 'rolling' on the red carpet.
Such a classic movie.. I still sing the uncle f*cker song to this very day when I need a good laugh! We still need a beavis and butthead do the universe reaction as well.. keep up the good work man 🤘
Blame Canada was nominated for an Oscar.
It was performed at the Academy Awards program that year.
You actually can light your fart on fire. Did it when I was a kid with my brother, it was fucking hilarious.
Fun fact: During 1999 after this movie came out, Robin Williams performed "Blame Canada" live at the Oscars 😂
There are still videos of it posted here on TH-cam.
I loved when they performed blame canada at the oscars
Such a great film. Still holds up to this very day. BLAME CANADA!
Love from 🇨🇦
The Dr that puts the patato in hid heart is also George Clooney
Stan's gay dog
@@keysersoze9025 forgot that one too lmao
The really fun part of this was seeing it in theater with Star Wars The Phantom Menace playing right next theater over. You could hear that pod race through the wall. Even better though, the laughter from this would carry into the SW theater... letting those poor people know Jar-Jar was not the death of comedy.
I appreciate this i know it's hard work in the editing room to keep these posted.
"Blame Canada" was Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Song!
You should check out the South Park anniversary concert from a few months ago. They play most of it live. And Primus is there. And Ween. And unbelievably Rush plays for the first time since Pert's death.
Eurotrip is another outrageous movie like this that will have you laughing all the way through.
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YES. My favorite musical ever.
The reaction I never knew I needed. This is one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen!