Everything Cartman says about Heidi was actually Cartman. Everytime he says she is manipulative, it's Cartman being manipulative. Everytime he says she is abusive, he is abusive. The problem is Cartman wants full control and everything to be about him. When it isn't he can't handle, and when Heidi wants to fix things he doesn't like it because it means talking about his emotions
Well yeah duh. That's his whole character. Man couldn't go to another kids birthday party unless he got a gift the same time the kids whose birthday got one.
This is seriously one of my favorite episodes, because it uses Tweek and Craig to show two different experiences of a very real, scary situation and discuss how to work through it together, with empathy for both sides. Add two songs on top, one of which is a beautiful bookend for the episode? Chef's kiss.
It is kind of funny to think that Tweek and Craig started mainly as a joke couple, then Matt and Trey wound up liking them so much, they decided to make them official.
I love how every single couple on South Park is unhinged, toxic, unhealthy and chaotic and the most healthy, understanding and caring couple is Craig and Tweek! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This episode and their side plot in the Fractured But Whole video game are the main reasons this is considered one of the healthiest relationships in South Park... but on those, it's justified.
Yes, Tweek and Craig are actually in real romantic relationship. If they were faking, they wouldn't put up the act when theyre just the two of them and any time in the series after the Tweek and Craig episode when you see them together, Tweek isn't tweaking out and Craig is actually smiling in most of the scenes. Even their terms of endearment and how they act is proof enough. To solidify it, 40 years into the future, after they left South Park entirely, the two of them are married.
Heidi Turner used to be named Marcie, in the episode where Cartman starts a church and Kenny is lost in Mexico, her dad was killed by the falling wood plank. She was renamed and now her dad is a buff ass blonde dude, we see him in the episode when Butters pretends to be a girl to steal the Cootie Catcher.
That was when Heidi was just one of those characters in the background where nothing was permanetly cemented. So its not like she had other parents where one of them died and then gets adopted. Since a lot of the characters look the same or are doubles
Tweek and Craig went from being one of the most disturbing relationships, where two kids forced themselves to be together to please the town, to one of the healthiest. All because Matt and Trey realised a pretend relationship is sort of a dead end for the characters, but if they later became an actual couple, they could tell way more interesting stories.
I was initially made in the episode Tweek and Craig because the whole town shipped them and they had to pretend. But I think they ended up liking each other. The fact that Craig calls Tweek honey and babe when they're alone. And still being his boyfriend at an amusement park in Denver where no one would know they're a "couple". Of course you could say they're playing the long game to keep their town happy but I think its genuine
@Jodyjo99 I don't listen to radio lol. I explore music on Spotify controlled. And listen to Spotify Playlist only during drives. The only logic song I know is homicide lol
"help, my teenager hates me" is a banger episode it's a nice change from the whole story line episodes of south park and kinda goes back to its original roots boys come across something, it turns into a conundrum and then it gets solved in a weird yet wholesome kind of way
I know a young person who has a friend who pulls the “I’m gonna kill myself!” crap. The friend came to support her at an event (sure) and within twenty minutes the friend was screaming at an ex and left. She spent the rest of the night texting the girl that she was “gonna do it.” The poor girl didn’t get to enjoy her event at all and was scared to death. Next day the friend was fine. Another middle aged person and I had a chat with the girl whose event was spoiled. We pointed out how this behavior only happens when someone else is in the spotlight. It’s the FOULEST manipulation. For people with real suicide ideation or intent, it’s HARD to just say, “I’m having a bad day,” much less share the horror of their full thoughts. And people who throw threats around like Eric in this episode just so everyone will feel bad for them make it WAY harder.
This episode highlights the issues of people being too obsessed of what people say on social media and they get so distracted they end causing disasters around them. Like the whole texting while driving. That was on a rise during 2017.
You know what I just realized is that this is exactly how Tweek and Craig met. Because the boys were putting words in his mouth to manipulate him and Craig into fighting.
Man, I'm so grateful you uploaded this tonight. After a rough day, this is exactly what I needed to break the cycle of thinking and just have fun for a minute. Appreciate you big bro
I'm glad Tweek and Craig became an official couple because their relationship is one of the healthiest I've seen in South Park. Craig eventually learned to stop problem solving Tweek's emotional issues and let him vent so he'd properly feel better.
People say the later seasons of South Park have less charm and aren't as funny and whatever, but personally, I don't really see it. This episode is one of my absolute favorites!
this episode is pretty decent. But overall I do have to say thats true. They started way more on the political grind and the partisan ruins it a bit. They try to keep it even but their bias heavily shines through whenever they do anything political.
I think it was more about the start of Tegridy Farm. It had some funny episodes but the focus on Randy was a stretch. But now I think the episodes really feel like south park (and this episode is also on my favourites since Craig is my favourite character haha)
God I love this episode, I think it’s my favorite. Tweek and Craig have been my favorite characters since the literal late 90s and them getting together is my single favorite thing to ever happen to the show lol. I just love that Trey and Matt put them together as a joke and then loved it so much they turned into a real couple. And the single healthiest couple in the show, at that.
I'm not a fan of rap music, at all. I'm more of a rock and metal guy. But Cartman's rap was great. Your right, he could be a famous rapper. At the very least, after also going murr with his Christian Rock Band Faith +1, he's a legit musical genius lol
1:48 not going to lie for a second I forgot myself and expected PC Principal to bust through your wall for the systemic oppression you used to put down marginalized communities with that word in that context 🤣
2:38 I also wondered same. May be it is a satire on how relationships work, where people stay together (forcefully here or have no choice) and develop feelings later on.
"I thought Tweak and Craig were only together because when they weren't the town got really sad" yes, that is exactly why they are together. they both caved to peer pressure.
Remember always when cartman says someone did something its always him gaslighting about something he did, remember cartman vs wendy were he gaslighted about everything he did being done by wendi, or the ninja episodes were he claimed everything he said about ninjas was done by kyle
What Craig did to Tweek is a common thing that happens with couples. One person wants to just fix the problem rather than talking it through with the other person
That's because being at the mercy of your emotions is literally retarded. It's just people getting off on the emotions, that's all. It's self abusive. Just like how we see in this episode that Tweek just kept going back to twitter to read whatever latest news thing popped up that will make him freak out again. He knows that seeing this stuff freaks him out, and he also knows that he literally can't do anything about it, but he still pursues all of the news just so he can freak himself out. It's the stupidest shit. I'm not happy with how this country is being run. Am I going to waste my time and sanity going to a bunch of news websites to see what latest act of stupidity our Dementia in Chief has done? You bet your ass I won't. I can't do anything to change all of that, so I'm going to focus my time and attention on the things I *can* change instead of letting my emotions dominate me like a fucking moron.
This has got to be one of my top 10 favorite southpark episodes. Maybe biased by the fact i like musicals and music videos, happy to see your reaction to it
This is incorrect. Because they don't know how to make one work. He's 100% correct in saying they are the worst people to talk to about making one work.
I don't think Tweek or Craig are gay in general, I think they just came to accept that that's what's expected of them, at the same time they're good to each other and make the best of it so at the end of the day they benefit as well
@@sunmutsis69420 then they're gay together, I think the idea that they're actually not gay and just together for the town is funnier, but they call the shots
Why are you surprised that Cartman lied about that?? Cartman is literally a manipulative liar and one of the most despicable characters in the show of South Park which is saying something.
An upload of sp just when im abt to smoke..talk abt clutch af. LETSSSS GOOOO! Looking forward to the taming strange or either the george Zimmerman episode reaction
They were implied to be fake at the end of Tweek x Craig. But,.... seems Matt and Trey saw the fan feedback and ran with it. They're 4th graders, who are figuring all that stuff out because they don't know bull about themselves or anything, and yeah, as a queer person myself, figuring out you're gay is an extra leap that needs a push sometimes. I know this from experience (though thank goodness an entire town wasn't posting art of me and a romantic interest O_o). So the show-runners being like "We already had this episode about them being gay. Let's just run with it." makes sense with the social situation at the time, and the fiat feeling is not even inaccurate to figuring out you like-like the same gender at that age.
but the episode wasn't about them being gay. That was the point of the episode lol. and no one at 10 should be worrying about if they are straight or gay thats insanity. Also it's sex not gender.
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Everything Cartman says about Heidi was actually Cartman. Everytime he says she is manipulative, it's Cartman being manipulative. Everytime he says she is abusive, he is abusive.
The problem is Cartman wants full control and everything to be about him. When it isn't he can't handle, and when Heidi wants to fix things he doesn't like it because it means talking about his emotions
Well yeah duh. That's his whole character.
Man couldn't go to another kids birthday party unless he got a gift the same time the kids whose birthday got one.
The only healthy bond in South Park between a male and a female is Kenny and his little sister. 😄
This is seriously one of my favorite episodes, because it uses Tweek and Craig to show two different experiences of a very real, scary situation and discuss how to work through it together, with empathy for both sides. Add two songs on top, one of which is a beautiful bookend for the episode? Chef's kiss.
It is kind of funny to think that Tweek and Craig started mainly as a joke couple, then Matt and Trey wound up liking them so much, they decided to make them official.
I love how every single couple on South Park is unhinged, toxic, unhealthy and chaotic and the most healthy, understanding and caring couple is Craig and Tweek! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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I can't even blame Kyle for not seeking out a relationship at this point. Seems like he's onto something.
What about Mr slave and big gay al
This episode and their side plot in the Fractured But Whole video game are the main reasons this is considered one of the healthiest relationships in South Park... but on those, it's justified.
Timmy's parents are good.
Yes, Tweek and Craig are actually in real romantic relationship. If they were faking, they wouldn't put up the act when theyre just the two of them and any time in the series after the Tweek and Craig episode when you see them together, Tweek isn't tweaking out and Craig is actually smiling in most of the scenes. Even their terms of endearment and how they act is proof enough.
To solidify it, 40 years into the future, after they left South Park entirely, the two of them are married.
Heidi Turner used to be named Marcie, in the episode where Cartman starts a church and Kenny is lost in Mexico, her dad was killed by the falling wood plank. She was renamed and now her dad is a buff ass blonde dude, we see him in the episode when Butters pretends to be a girl to steal the Cootie Catcher.
She had black hair and a yellow shirt also in 1999. Even in the movie
That was when Heidi was just one of those characters in the background where nothing was permanetly cemented. So its not like she had other parents where one of them died and then gets adopted. Since a lot of the characters look the same or are doubles
Tweek and Craig went from being one of the most disturbing relationships, where two kids forced themselves to be together to please the town, to one of the healthiest. All because Matt and Trey realised a pretend relationship is sort of a dead end for the characters, but if they later became an actual couple, they could tell way more interesting stories.
I was initially made in the episode Tweek and Craig because the whole town shipped them and they had to pretend. But I think they ended up liking each other. The fact that Craig calls Tweek honey and babe when they're alone. And still being his boyfriend at an amusement park in Denver where no one would know they're a "couple". Of course you could say they're playing the long game to keep their town happy but I think its genuine
The Cartman rap part was a Logic parody. This episode came out when the Logic suicide song was playing nonstop at every radio station
I didn't hear that song but that makes sense.
@@PolitikPolitik-fh2qc You most likely did since it was literally played EVERYWHERE lol unless you’re living under a rock I’m telling you
@Jodyjo99 I don't listen to radio lol. I explore music on Spotify controlled. And listen to Spotify Playlist only during drives. The only logic song I know is homicide lol
@@Jodyjo99I’ve never heard of Logic
FINALLY, its insane it took this long for this episode to get reacted to
Ehh it’s not a great episode
@@timm710you know why he wanted it reacted
@@timm710 one of the best episodes ever
You are wrong @@timm710
If you look closely at Tweek's sheet music you can see all those notes literally written in dissonant chords 😂
"help, my teenager hates me" is a banger episode it's a nice change from the whole story line episodes of south park and kinda goes back to its original roots boys come across something, it turns into a conundrum and then it gets solved in a weird yet wholesome kind of way
Literally the best episode of the last 5 seasons and recently they have been pumping out bangers
I second that. That one is fire.
Banger
@@jman0022 bruh
I know a young person who has a friend who pulls the “I’m gonna kill myself!” crap. The friend came to support her at an event (sure) and within twenty minutes the friend was screaming at an ex and left. She spent the rest of the night texting the girl that she was “gonna do it.” The poor girl didn’t get to enjoy her event at all and was scared to death.
Next day the friend was fine.
Another middle aged person and I had a chat with the girl whose event was spoiled. We pointed out how this behavior only happens when someone else is in the spotlight.
It’s the FOULEST manipulation.
For people with real suicide ideation or intent, it’s HARD to just say, “I’m having a bad day,” much less share the horror of their full thoughts. And people who throw threats around like Eric in this episode just so everyone will feel bad for them make it WAY harder.
Eric is king of gaslighting
Lol. I read that as “kind of gaslighting,” and I was like, “KIND OF?!?”
I need more coffee.
The girl singing the wheels on the bus while crying was voiced by Trey Parker's daughter.
Season 21 is so overhated.
Its not the best season but its a good one .
I love season 21 but season 20 sucks
13:13 Heidi's dad is the buff PC Principle looking dude from Marjarine...
Pretty sure they had to make him disappear so he wouldn't kill Cartman.
Yes, they're together. In the future COVID specials, they're still together. Have you reacted to them? If not you should. 😁
He should keep going through the seasons because it all links, at least a little lol
I thought they broke up
the act continues lol
@@dr.inspector2403so far they're still dating, they haven't really been the focus in a while but they're still a thing
@@CJfromMEXICOyou obviously don’t know anything about the show lol 😂because the people that write it and voice it confirmed that they are together
This episode highlights the issues of people being too obsessed of what people say on social media and they get so distracted they end causing disasters around them. Like the whole texting while driving. That was on a rise during 2017.
"You sound like a dying pig!"... just showing that kyle is still a messed up kid. With these seasons you are definitely in for a wild ride.
I’m pretty sure Cartman recorded his own background vocals into the backing track.
Eric’s parodying logic the rapper in this episode that’s why the rap was so good
You know what I just realized is that this is exactly how Tweek and Craig met. Because the boys were putting words in his mouth to manipulate him and Craig into fighting.
Kenny being in the "in memory of" section was brilliant.
Man, I'm so grateful you uploaded this tonight. After a rough day, this is exactly what I needed to break the cycle of thinking and just have fun for a minute. Appreciate you big bro
Bro Im glad I can make a positive impact even if its for 15 mins. Keep on going fam 💪🏽
I'm glad Tweek and Craig became an official couple because their relationship is one of the healthiest I've seen in South Park. Craig eventually learned to stop problem solving Tweek's emotional issues and let him vent so he'd properly feel better.
If you remember the episode where butters went undercover to get the fortune teller device the slumber party was at Heidi’s house.
The no one cares when Hilary says and I’ll take the pledge gets me everytime
Tweek and Craig as a couple is one of the healthiest in South Park, Because they actually support each other. Unlike a lot of the adults in the show.
People say the later seasons of South Park have less charm and aren't as funny and whatever, but personally, I don't really see it. This episode is one of my absolute favorites!
this episode is pretty decent. But overall I do have to say thats true. They started way more on the political grind and the partisan ruins it a bit. They try to keep it even but their bias heavily shines through whenever they do anything political.
I think it was more about the start of Tegridy Farm. It had some funny episodes but the focus on Randy was a stretch. But now I think the episodes really feel like south park (and this episode is also on my favourites since Craig is my favourite character haha)
The background vocals were on the boombox Cartman made Heidi hold for him. 🤣
It's a diss on Trump tweeting his own dumb shit before his Twitter ban (back when it was Twitter) 😂
Ya it's just stupid political partisan topics that make no sense.
What's your favorite south park song?
Me: 0:35
Faith +1 had some bangers.
Moop with touch my summer time.
The pirate song from Fatbeard was on another level.
God I love this episode, I think it’s my favorite. Tweek and Craig have been my favorite characters since the literal late 90s and them getting together is my single favorite thing to ever happen to the show lol. I just love that Trey and Matt put them together as a joke and then loved it so much they turned into a real couple. And the single healthiest couple in the show, at that.
Ngl I wanted to give both Tweek and Heidi a hug whenever I watch this episode. 😭
I'm not a fan of rap music, at all. I'm more of a rock and metal guy. But Cartman's rap was great. Your right, he could be a famous rapper. At the very least, after also going murr with his Christian Rock Band Faith +1, he's a legit musical genius lol
Eric’s rap part is based on a performance Logic did 😅 that’s why the bars are fire 🔥
No way lmaooo
Rip to the 10 kids who lost their lives in this episode
1:48 not going to lie for a second I forgot myself and expected PC Principal to bust through your wall for the systemic oppression you used to put down marginalized communities with that word in that context 🤣
JEFF was HERE 💪
What up broski!
Bro he said being sad not peeing sad😂
Listen closely. He says both
@@DisfunktionalTV 😐..............ohhhh Okay
@@DisfunktionalTVhe says I've been feeling sad I've been being sad lol
@@DisfunktionalTVyeah... i'm afraid you didn't listen that closely😂
You can hear backup vocals because Heidi is holding a boombox playing the song that Eric made with the vocals on it
2:38 I also wondered same. May be it is a satire on how relationships work, where people stay together (forcefully here or have no choice) and develop feelings later on.
"I thought Tweak and Craig were only together because when they weren't the town got really sad"
yes, that is exactly why they are together. they both caved to peer pressure.
The scene in the original Parasite movie when that lady imitates the North Korean newscaster is hilarious
Love how tweek stoped shacking when craig Talks to him
4:55 "why did he lie about that?".... its cartman. Why do you keep trusting him?😂 Sometimes you're as gullible as butters.
Put it down is definitely my top 3 episode of all time. It tackled the issue at its time perfectly
4:54 BECAUSE HE'S ERIC CARTMAN! What did you expect?
Have you never seen Team America: World Police (2004) ?
damn, image he reacts to it lol
Glad you watched this not only is it a funny episode but has to have one of the best songs ever
Remember always when cartman says someone did something its always him gaslighting about something he did, remember cartman vs wendy were he gaslighted about everything he did being done by wendi, or the ninja episodes were he claimed everything he said about ninjas was done by kyle
I’m suprised they managed to pull that off (it’s probably because cartman carried)
Eric we don’t want you to die song is banger
What Craig did to Tweek is a common thing that happens with couples. One person wants to just fix the problem rather than talking it through with the other person
That's because being at the mercy of your emotions is literally retarded. It's just people getting off on the emotions, that's all. It's self abusive. Just like how we see in this episode that Tweek just kept going back to twitter to read whatever latest news thing popped up that will make him freak out again. He knows that seeing this stuff freaks him out, and he also knows that he literally can't do anything about it, but he still pursues all of the news just so he can freak himself out. It's the stupidest shit.
I'm not happy with how this country is being run. Am I going to waste my time and sanity going to a bunch of news websites to see what latest act of stupidity our Dementia in Chief has done? You bet your ass I won't. I can't do anything to change all of that, so I'm going to focus my time and attention on the things I *can* change instead of letting my emotions dominate me like a fucking moron.
South Park writes some jams.
I'm pretty sure Eric says "i've been feeling sad, i've been beat inside"
🤦🏽♂️ you might be right lol Ima have to look up the episode transcript
Love how they rip on that Logic song lol
this is my fav episode of the whole series
If I was anyone who knew Cartman I would say:”You should do it.”
I literally watch every new South Park reaction right as they come out much love 😂👍❤️
Youre awesome fam thank you 💪🏽
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South Park: Season 5, Episode 12
This has got to be one of my top 10 favorite southpark episodes. Maybe biased by the fact i like musicals and music videos, happy to see your reaction to it
This episode is when cartman get humbled. Finally the tables have turned.
And in turn, this is a big shot to our failed President Trump and his tweeting problem when he was president.
This is a perfect way to unwind after wrestlemania
Grayson Waller and Austin Theory are Smackdown Tag Team Champs! ❤
@@ozzybloke-craig3690 even better so are r truth and the miz 😈
Kenny’s death being off-screen but showing up at the end 😭😭 and it wasn’t even highlighted
I love Tweak's first song! It inspires the punk within me
Finally a reaction to Put it Down. Now he MUST react to Band in China & The Pandemic Special.
For the algorithm
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Thats a whole movie bro lol I do not want to edit that 💯
@@DisfunktionalTVcome on man. Its like 3 episodes worth of editing. AMERICA! F*CK YEAH!
Tweek and butters are my favorite characters the piano part was so funny!💛
0:42 How to begin an horror movie😂
Every couple in this damn show is crazy.
0:39 that was Yoko Ono
This episode had me in tears 😂
This season is amazing I’m happy you are reacting
11:58 I love Mr Garrison 😂😂😂
The song that Eric did in this episode, it's catchy as hell and it's really good, I love this episode it's hilarious.
Oh, right! You NEED to react to a compilation of South Park's banned episodes lol. Trust me it's worth it.
Is it me or he took just too much literal all the jokes in South Park haha
Hard to tell if they are a couple but by definition they are and in the future they became one so it's like a slow burn.
I think people who have divorces are the exact people to talk to about marriage lol
Yeah, because they'll tell you not to get married.
This is incorrect. Because they don't know how to make one work. He's 100% correct in saying they are the worst people to talk to about making one work.
I don't think Tweek or Craig are gay in general, I think they just came to accept that that's what's expected of them, at the same time they're good to each other and make the best of it so at the end of the day they benefit as well
they actually are gay and together, its been confirmed by matt and trey long time ago
@@sunmutsis69420 then they're gay together, I think the idea that they're actually not gay and just together for the town is funnier, but they call the shots
Eric is a slept on rapper.
Why are you surprised that Cartman lied about that?? Cartman is literally a manipulative liar and one of the most despicable characters in the show of South Park which is saying something.
It’s awesome to be already watching DisfunktionalTV when a new episode drops
This is easily one of my favourite eoisodes
Maybe you could react to the cutscenes of the first two southpark rpgs! (We don't talk about snow day.)
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he has a playlist of him playing it.
For the Algorithm!
"I've been feeling said, I've been being sad" lol, not peeing. But I could understand how you heard peeing.
Yeah this was just to call trump out for tweeting like an angry neckbeard
Can you please react to Tweek's first episode? It is season 2, episode 17 "Gnomes"
15:06 honey is KRAZY LITERALLY 😂
You're actually wrong about that.
Because divorced people know what and or when they f;ed up.
Not all divorced people do
An upload of sp just when im abt to smoke..talk abt clutch af. LETSSSS GOOOO! Looking forward to the taming strange or either the george Zimmerman episode reaction
Enjoy fam! Thanks for watching 🤙🏽
I love Craig and Tweek so much 💕
They were implied to be fake at the end of Tweek x Craig. But,.... seems Matt and Trey saw the fan feedback and ran with it. They're 4th graders, who are figuring all that stuff out because they don't know bull about themselves or anything, and yeah, as a queer person myself, figuring out you're gay is an extra leap that needs a push sometimes. I know this from experience (though thank goodness an entire town wasn't posting art of me and a romantic interest O_o). So the show-runners being like "We already had this episode about them being gay. Let's just run with it." makes sense with the social situation at the time, and the fiat feeling is not even inaccurate to figuring out you like-like the same gender at that age.
but the episode wasn't about them being gay. That was the point of the episode lol. and no one at 10 should be worrying about if they are straight or gay thats insanity. Also it's sex not gender.
your the best DTV!
No one cares at all if cartman offed himself. 😂
Why are you acting shocked that Cartman would lie and project onto Heidi? We all know what a toxic narcissist he is.
cartman deserves all the embarrassment lol
LETS GO DTV!