I like how Cartman doesn't want to take care of himself, yet he throws on a suit and tie and spends a majority of his time managing a real estate company. Though I think he mainly did this to get his mom's attention. lol this show is awesome.
Speaking as someone who is from a small Colorado town, just in the last ~10-15 years the expansion and growth has been ridiculous. Many smaller towns I know have had their populations double, and the effects on the locals because of property prices, taxes, etc, is shameful. Most people are ~not to happy~ with real estate agents.
I'm from a small town in Colorado too, it is insane how fast it is expanding. My parents bought their house for about $180,000 now its worth about $600,00. My cousins live in the Keystone/A Basin area and their home is almost 2 mil now. I had to move back in with my parents at the start of the pandemic when my work closed down because I couldn't afford my $1000/month rent.
Fun Fact: Cesar Millan actually reacted to the dog whisperer episode on his TH-cam channel...it's always nice for celebrities to react to their own cameos 🤣
Yeah, I'm starting to think this sets off the chain of events which leads to that future. Heck, I imagine what happened is his mother got sick of his crap and cut ties with him.
@tconlon251 I'm starting to wonder perhaps that Matt and Trey made this episode due to the people who held sympathy for Cartman's fate at the end of Return of Covid? I mean sure it was sad because in that special we saw that Cartman had changed for the better in the bad timeline, only for that to be ripped away from him in the good timeline. I think if anything Matt and Trey are saying "Yeah it was sad, but he brought it on himself". Makes me wonder if perhaps in the bad timeline, Cartman didn't try to sabotage his mother's job.
This is what is happening here in rural Canada. With the pandemic people quit the cities to work at home and buy houses in the villages around. The trend is so high the 200k houses were bought 400k and apartments went from 700$ a month to 1300$ in less than 2 years. As city people have higher pay, they raise the value of lodging with the effect on the village inhabitants to have trouble finding apartments or houses with prices in relation with the regional salaries. Now that the pandemic is on its way out, they try to sell back their homes with insane profit with the then 200k house now for sale for 500k.
Same thing has happened here in Canada, i was lucky enough to get into the market in 2018 and now my home is worth 600k when i paid 254k 4 years ago, which would be great if buying into the market was just as bad and i need somewhere to live. Rent has jumped from humble 800-900 a month to over 2k which has made it very hard on anyone renting in a small town with under 5k population =/
@@kingofrivia1248 Tbh I loved the specials and the post covid tv movies, but yeah just plain old south park is great. Love that we are getting both. Hope Matt and Trey don't get too tired, because thats a lot of show they have to write.
I loved this episode especially since it showed once again that cartman can do anything and i think they missed that in the last seasons. Cartman is all powerful thats a core principle of this show.
No? He always loses in he end. The only time he’s won was the Scott Tenorman episode. He didn’t even win this episode, he got what he wanted but in the end he lost his house and has to live in a cramped hot dog.
Just sold my house in Minnesota (small town) for 250,000. Now keep in mind this place is MASSIVE. I forgot the sqaure footage but 3 floors, 3 full bathrooms, recroom, 2 basements (one below the 2 car garage, one the kitchen) 8 rooms, dining room, kitchen recently expanded (so its massive) living room all separate. On 10 aches in the country so its peaceful. Good school less than 3 miles away. An I felt like I was over charging cause it needed some work but otherwise was in solid condition. I didn't want to live there cause I am a single guy. It was to much for one person. Family was moving from Seattle. They were almost floored with I told them the price. But in a "really? its that low?" kinda of way. Keep in mind I didn't need the money and I don't mind helping out a family. (They had 4 kids and were looking to buy their first home) But the more I look at the situation they got a massive steal given the way the housing market is going. I get it but it also boggles my mind when I hear what houses are worth in city areas. most houses around here are not that huge but only go for 150k. So people are absolutely moving to rural areas looking to buy "cheap" housing.
It's amazing that in this episode Cartman doesn't want his mom to get a job so she can spend more time pampering him, but in Mysterion Rises, he calls cps because she refuses to get a THIRD job after Kenny moves and they become the new poorest family in South Park. Cartman really likes to have his cake and eat it too
This is really happening in Canada. I live just outside Vancouver and a condo costs $800,000. Townhomes are $900,000 - $1.5 million. My parents bought their place 20 years ago for $500,000 and right now its valued at $2 million. Rent for a 1 bedroom place is $1,000+. 2 bedroom $2000+ Shits fucked, we need a crash.
50 years ago where I live there used to be nothing but houses and empty land. Now small businesses are getting sent packing just so more condo's, apartments, and retirement homes can be built. The thing that sucks is they aren't even going to redo the roads to handle the extra traffic that this will create. It's a 5 minute drive to town hall though so that's a plus ;)
F- me f- me how did they get Denver people so perfect!! I live in cripple Creek just out of SP and have seen this every day for the past 25 years . Awesome job on this episode, this is what's happening west of the front range in Colorado
Yeah people from cities moving into small towns drives up the property value and price of living. It often gets to the point where the locals can no longer afford to live in their own towns.
Yeah, this has been a huge problem for awhile now. I go back and visit the areas where I grew up, which used to be small towns, and it feels and looks so much different. They took our jobs!
I live in San Diego, it's 25% more expensive than Denver just to give you an idea. The city and surround suburbs has a population of over 4 million, but housing is crazy. Median home price is $830,000, and even then, no houses are for sale. If one pops up, you better offer above asking if you want it. I think home ownership here isn't possible on my own.
So fun about the episode is that Cartman ends up ruining his own life. If his mom never spoiled him rotten and didn't undo Cesar's work, Cartman would have been a good kid and had a good life and a home.
I remember the first few seasons of South Park airing on saturday afternoons, because they had little concept of cartoons for adults in Belgium at that time. Though there was quite a bit of merch aimed at young teens too though.
In Raleigh North Carolina my apartment complex buildings all three story walk up’s, next to us a New York owned realty company is currently building 20 story high-rise apartments where a park used to be. Now when I look out my window I look at a parking garage wall 🤦♂️ 😂
@The Normies it's a thing. South park has done an episode like this before twice in two previous seasons. A lot of people from cities move to small towns and they bring all the things that they were trying to escape from with them by gentrification.
I live in Montana and so many out of staters keep coming because city living is too expensive so they come to small towns and drive costs up then leave. City people strategies. Cool episode though.
Something I’ll give to Cartman despite being a petty tyrannical demon child when he get serious he can be quite manipulating charismatic and determined a perfect business man.
@@mechajay3358 probably because it only happens went he’s forced to he’s an egotistical sloth as long as nothing threatens that he’s not gonna put any effort to anything if its not to go back to that state or pure spite but yeah he’s definitely got it coming to be homeless bum like the shown in the special.
I live in Broward county Florida Sunrise, FL to be exact My rent went from $1300 in 2020 to $2300 in 2022 for a 1200 sq ft 2/2 and my parents sold their 4/3.5 home in Boynton beach Florida which they bought for $199k in 2014 for $1million in 2021
This is a real problem for many lower middle class and working class people in Florida the average Floridian makes around $31k a year and rent has raisin by 38% since 2018 Flippers from North east and West coast and foreign investors from South America and Asia have invaded the state increasing property prices and rents.
Well, there's a saying for this current migrations, which is, essentially, "Don't bring California with you to (insert red state here, usually Texas)". The idea that you're leaving your crowded city area and moving cross-country because either: A. Your politics don't align with that area (ie you vote red or yellow and it's a blue area). B. You're leaving because it's too expensive and/or the crime is too bad to live there (which would be, as far as the moderates and right wingers are concerned, are a direct result of the blue supermajority's policies in that area). In any case, you moved out of the crowded blue area to live in the open red area, so please assimilate into "our" (their) culture, rather than trying to make "us" (them) assimilate into your culture. Which is the main worry of city people moving to Texas, Tennessee, etc etc atm - that the people escaping what they consider unlivable conditions will accidentally make the country folks' lives hell too by voting for the same stuff they did back in the city. Let the country people live in peace and you'll get along just fine. There's a political and cultural argument there with a lot of layers that I don't really want to get into, but that's the gist of the Right-Wing & Centrist attitudes towards the city people's migrations these past few years. It's not just about property values going up (though that is an issue as well).
Basically, those people want to feel like anybody actually cares about anything more than the cost of living. Nobody goes to Texas because of their amazing policies. People move to Texas because property is cheap and jobs are plentiful. Businesses are moving there because that's where the spillover from saturated markets is going.
You guys ask if city people moving in is a real problem, then the one woman says she doesn't think it has happened 😆 go ahead and Google San Francisco. My former hometown, that I couldn't afford to live in after 10 years. I mean the city has totally screwed itself so I don't feel so mad anymore but. Yeah, it happens everywhere all the time now.
I don't know what the hell it is but it various points throughout your video there's a high-pitched whining sound checked it on both my TV and my phone and I know it's not something in my office because it starts and stops when I press play / pause
Everyones moved out into the country because they think they can work from home. Then when they get there and they realise there's no nightlife, no instagram friendly restaurants and no place to charge their tesla they either try to change everything or up root back and leave. and then when the pandemic ends everyone is going to be pushed to go back anyway so after the whole town bends over backwards (just like the episode) appealing to them... They disapear anyway and the false market collapses and all these coffee shops and little cafes that opened for them go bust
Real estate people aren't bad people, fair enough, only if you agree that drug dealers, thieves, muggers, looters, mercenaries aren't bad people cause they're "just need to earn money". No seriously, ask ones you know how much they pay in taxes with each house sales. Bet you they think they don't have to with commissions. Their actions cause inflation, economic crashes and they get rich off transferring other people's labor.
I don't consider realtors to be in the same vein as criminals. They're more like travel agents: at one point, they served a purpose, but that purpose no longer exists. Or perhaps they're more like private health insurance or car salesmen: a middleman that everybody hates dealing with and has driven prices to an unsustainable level.
When watching this I thought they might kill cartman's mom off but that'd be too dark. Would have been interesting to see since his mom is the only person in his life that supports and loves him.
where are yesterday's naruto vids? just curious if anyone on patreon knows whats happening there if its simply just delay or have they changed when they release those vids?
It’s almost like these people don’t realize they are the people South Park is making fun of. When you all got excited about La Croix, Edamame and Oat Milk you still didn’t get the joke. You are the awful people they are talking about.
I like how Cartman doesn't want to take care of himself, yet he throws on a suit and tie and spends a majority of his time managing a real estate company. Though I think he mainly did this to get his mom's attention. lol this show is awesome.
Speaking as someone who is from a small Colorado town, just in the last ~10-15 years the expansion and growth has been ridiculous. Many smaller towns I know have had their populations double, and the effects on the locals because of property prices, taxes, etc, is shameful. Most people are ~not to happy~ with real estate agents.
I'm from a small town in Colorado too, it is insane how fast it is expanding. My parents bought their house for about $180,000 now its worth about $600,00. My cousins live in the Keystone/A Basin area and their home is almost 2 mil now. I had to move back in with my parents at the start of the pandemic when my work closed down because I couldn't afford my $1000/month rent.
What part? I'm in a small town in South East CO
The population is growing like the rest of the world.
City people are only moving to smaller towns because big cities are already expensive as hell. It's a problem everywhere.
@@Jewbacca9000 $1000/month rent in a small town is insane. Wow
Fun Fact: Cesar Millan actually reacted to the dog whisperer episode on his TH-cam channel...it's always nice for celebrities to react to their own cameos 🤣
They are totally setting up how cartman ends up homeless lol
Yeah, I'm starting to think this sets off the chain of events which leads to that future. Heck, I imagine what happened is his mother got sick of his crap and cut ties with him.
@tconlon251 I'm starting to wonder perhaps that Matt and Trey made this episode due to the people who held sympathy for Cartman's fate at the end of Return of Covid? I mean sure it was sad because in that special we saw that Cartman had changed for the better in the bad timeline, only for that to be ripped away from him in the good timeline.
I think if anything Matt and Trey are saying "Yeah it was sad, but he brought it on himself". Makes me wonder if perhaps in the bad timeline, Cartman didn't try to sabotage his mother's job.
@tconlon251 or at least if he's in South Park Mental Asylum
This is what is happening here in rural Canada. With the pandemic people quit the cities to work at home and buy houses in the villages around. The trend is so high the 200k houses were bought 400k and apartments went from 700$ a month to 1300$ in less than 2 years. As city people have higher pay, they raise the value of lodging with the effect on the village inhabitants to have trouble finding apartments or houses with prices in relation with the regional salaries. Now that the pandemic is on its way out, they try to sell back their homes with insane profit with the then 200k house now for sale for 500k.
Sorry for your country's housing situation
Same thing has happened here in Canada, i was lucky enough to get into the market in 2018 and now my home is worth 600k when i paid 254k 4 years ago, which would be great if buying into the market was just as bad and i need somewhere to live. Rent has jumped from humble 800-900 a month to over 2k which has made it very hard on anyone renting in a small town with under 5k population =/
This was a pretty good episode. I love the more low key feel of this season.
Feels a whole lot more like classic south park
@@vivimos_en_una_sociedad7758 Yea. I liked the specials but this just feels like home.
I think they made a good deal with Paramount, short seasons for standalone episodes, and larger specials for long-form stories.
@@kingofrivia1248 Tbh I loved the specials and the post covid tv movies, but yeah just plain old south park is great. Love that we are getting both. Hope Matt and Trey don't get too tired, because thats a lot of show they have to write.
I loved this episode especially since it showed once again that cartman can do anything and i think they missed that in the last seasons. Cartman is all powerful thats a core principle of this show.
Exactly 💯💯💯💯
No? He always loses in he end. The only time he’s won was the Scott Tenorman episode. He didn’t even win this episode, he got what he wanted but in the end he lost his house and has to live in a cramped hot dog.
Love how quick these come out plus youre the only reactors covering South Park. Big thanks to you guys :)
Just sold my house in Minnesota (small town) for 250,000. Now keep in mind this place is MASSIVE. I forgot the sqaure footage but 3 floors, 3 full bathrooms, recroom, 2 basements (one below the 2 car garage, one the kitchen) 8 rooms, dining room, kitchen recently expanded (so its massive) living room all separate. On 10 aches in the country so its peaceful. Good school less than 3 miles away.
An I felt like I was over charging cause it needed some work but otherwise was in solid condition. I didn't want to live there cause I am a single guy. It was to much for one person.
Family was moving from Seattle. They were almost floored with I told them the price. But in a "really? its that low?" kinda of way.
Keep in mind I didn't need the money and I don't mind helping out a family. (They had 4 kids and were looking to buy their first home)
But the more I look at the situation they got a massive steal given the way the housing market is going. I get it but it also boggles my mind when I hear what houses are worth in city areas. most houses around here are not that huge but only go for 150k. So people are absolutely moving to rural areas looking to buy "cheap" housing.
It's amazing that in this episode Cartman doesn't want his mom to get a job so she can spend more time pampering him, but in Mysterion Rises, he calls cps because she refuses to get a THIRD job after Kenny moves and they become the new poorest family in South Park. Cartman really likes to have his cake and eat it too
This is really happening in Canada. I live just outside Vancouver and a condo costs $800,000. Townhomes are $900,000 - $1.5 million. My parents bought their place 20 years ago for $500,000 and right now its valued at $2 million. Rent for a 1 bedroom place is $1,000+. 2 bedroom $2000+ Shits fucked, we need a crash.
Where do you find a 2BR for $2000 in Metro Vancouver? I want to know.
@@DannyandPatty In Burnaby
50 years ago where I live there used to be nothing but houses and empty land. Now small businesses are getting sent packing just so more condo's, apartments, and retirement homes can be built. The thing that sucks is they aren't even going to redo the roads to handle the extra traffic that this will create. It's a 5 minute drive to town hall though so that's a plus ;)
At this point, you know the mom is just waiting for the day Cartmen is old enough to live on his own so she can finally kick him out.
F- me f- me how did they get Denver people so perfect!! I live in cripple Creek just out of SP and have seen this every day for the past 25 years . Awesome job on this episode, this is what's happening west of the front range in Colorado
Yeah people from cities moving into small towns drives up the property value and price of living. It often gets to the point where the locals can no longer afford to live in their own towns.
Yeah, this has been a huge problem for awhile now. I go back and visit the areas where I grew up, which used to be small towns, and it feels and looks so much different.
They took our jobs!
@@John_Locke_108 DAY TUK R JERBS!!!!
Happening in Florida right now it’s insane . Fuck these yuppies
Kenny is now going to have a field day getting revenge on Cartman for all the times he ripped on him being poor.
I live in San Diego, it's 25% more expensive than Denver just to give you an idea. The city and surround suburbs has a population of over 4 million, but housing is crazy. Median home price is $830,000, and even then, no houses are for sale. If one pops up, you better offer above asking if you want it. I think home ownership here isn't possible on my own.
Homeless Cartman Arc starts now.
The ending of this episode was so sad yet hilarious “ weak I live in a hot dog “ 😂😂😂
I mean, it could be worse...
I was casually drinking out of my hydro flask when a city person clucked “METAL WATER-BOTTLE” 🤡
ok but water hits different from the hydro tho LOL
@@lamborgini86 no it doesn't water is water
This episode is about these kinda people who are watching rn
Dear god the anime fans are relentless.They're like a good third of these comments, just demanding a reaction to something else. Nuts.
So fun about the episode is that Cartman ends up ruining his own life. If his mom never spoiled him rotten and didn't undo Cesar's work, Cartman would have been a good kid and had a good life and a home.
rent in Brighton, Colorado is on average 1900-2100 dollars
Wage is barely 15.00
I watched on SP studios and got so many ads it was nuts. There was a block of 5 ads right before the credits.
I told you all that the new season is actually a prequel of the timeline 2 before the adults versions have there good endings
Commercial discussion was cool! It is worth keeping
I remember the first few seasons of South Park airing on saturday afternoons, because they had little concept of cartoons for adults in Belgium at that time. Though there was quite a bit of merch aimed at young teens too though.
In Raleigh North Carolina my apartment complex buildings all three story walk up’s, next to us a New York owned realty company is currently building 20 story high-rise apartments where a park used to be. Now when I look out my window I look at a parking garage wall 🤦♂️ 😂
Kinda loved the commercial break discussions, maybe you could try doing it in other shows
I question why those Agents couldn’t have just edited their photos in post.
@The Normies it's a thing. South park has done an episode like this before twice in two previous seasons. A lot of people from cities move to small towns and they bring all the things that they were trying to escape from with them by gentrification.
MeOwW! Also I love how they brought the Hotdog House back into the story.. 😵😂😂
Commercial Break Discussion Time is okay with me!
The joke that city people are just pigeons it’s fricken genius
I really hope that Kenny starts ripping on Cartman for being homeless
I live in Montana and so many out of staters keep coming because city living is too expensive so they come to small towns and drive costs up then leave.
City people strategies.
Cool episode though.
Cartman should have said:
"TO BE FRANK, HOW CINNABONS"
I like the commercial break convos.
Something I’ll give to Cartman despite being a petty tyrannical demon child when he get serious he can be quite manipulating charismatic and determined a perfect business man.
Yet he ends up a homeless bum.
@@mechajay3358 probably because it only happens went he’s forced to he’s an egotistical sloth as long as nothing threatens that he’s not gonna put any effort to anything if its not to go back to that state or pure spite but yeah he’s definitely got it coming to be homeless bum like the shown in the special.
He needs motivation to be a success
@@CrossoverFan4life yup
"You had cool parents". Lol!! South Park premiered in 1997. Pretty sure we were all in College at that point.
You may have been. I was 13 at the time and I'm pretty sure most of the normies on the couch would have been like 7.
@@tonyj9743 They all look 10 years older than me and I'm 45.
I live in Broward county Florida Sunrise, FL to be exact My rent went from $1300 in 2020 to $2300 in 2022 for a 1200 sq ft 2/2 and my parents sold their 4/3.5 home in Boynton beach Florida which they bought for $199k in 2014 for $1million in 2021
Editor I would like to see these commercial break discussion
this episode is classic to me cause this really reflects all the city ppl coming and ruining everyone’s towns 😂
This is a real problem for many lower middle class and working class people in Florida the average Floridian makes around $31k a year and rent has raisin by 38% since 2018 Flippers from North east and West coast and foreign investors from South America and Asia have invaded the state increasing property prices and rents.
Well, there's a saying for this current migrations, which is, essentially, "Don't bring California with you to (insert red state here, usually Texas)". The idea that you're leaving your crowded city area and moving cross-country because either:
A. Your politics don't align with that area (ie you vote red or yellow and it's a blue area).
B. You're leaving because it's too expensive and/or the crime is too bad to live there (which would be, as far as the moderates and right wingers are concerned, are a direct result of the blue supermajority's policies in that area).
In any case, you moved out of the crowded blue area to live in the open red area, so please assimilate into "our" (their) culture, rather than trying to make "us" (them) assimilate into your culture. Which is the main worry of city people moving to Texas, Tennessee, etc etc atm - that the people escaping what they consider unlivable conditions will accidentally make the country folks' lives hell too by voting for the same stuff they did back in the city. Let the country people live in peace and you'll get along just fine.
There's a political and cultural argument there with a lot of layers that I don't really want to get into, but that's the gist of the Right-Wing & Centrist attitudes towards the city people's migrations these past few years. It's not just about property values going up (though that is an issue as well).
Basically, those people want to feel like anybody actually cares about anything more than the cost of living. Nobody goes to Texas because of their amazing policies. People move to Texas because property is cheap and jobs are plentiful. Businesses are moving there because that's where the spillover from saturated markets is going.
Being in Texas for over ten years, I get a headache every time I see those billboards.
7:26 I cringed so hard at that sound
I mean you say..can you imagine rising that kid? but miss cartman made cartman into the monster he is..
You guys ask if city people moving in is a real problem, then the one woman says she doesn't think it has happened 😆 go ahead and Google San Francisco. My former hometown, that I couldn't afford to live in after 10 years. I mean the city has totally screwed itself so I don't feel so mad anymore but. Yeah, it happens everywhere all the time now.
Commercial break chats are pretty cool. HBOMax has no commercials btw.
They probably watched it live
The city people sound like the Goobacks from the future. Pretty sure that's the parallel
This was a great episode! Loved it! So far a great season I think!!
do they live in chicago? cause im like 80% sure Micky lives in my neighborhood and i saw him walking his dog.... am i crazy
20:28
"We were just listening to NPR in the morning"
So city...
Serious question...How many Normies are there? Never know who is gonna show up 😅
Commercial break discussions is a good add on ngl. Makes the reaction more active.
I mean, I thought it was well established Carman's mom did two jobs already.....
I just noticed that Tokens Dad drives a Tesla in Episode 2, " the big fix " They're also the only "Rich " ppl in Southpark... LOL...I'm a piece of Poo
I don't know what the hell it is but it various points throughout your video there's a high-pitched whining sound checked it on both my TV and my phone and I know it's not something in my office because it starts and stops when I press play / pause
Wait, the people moving in are talking like the Martians from Sesame Street
This episode pretty much tells you about the real estate in Colorado
Love the reactions like always, also I signed up for normiecon but haven't received a response yet.
What came first, the Not a Market substitute graphic or Marketas new hair style?
4:18 best part
Why Don’t You Guys Use HBO Max To Watch South Park? No Commercials
He can try to make some business from his limited environment, remember the A Burger, he can make some unknown calling hotdog.
Everyones moved out into the country because they think they can work from home. Then when they get there and they realise there's no nightlife, no instagram friendly restaurants and no place to charge their tesla they either try to change everything or up root back and leave. and then when the pandemic ends everyone is going to be pushed to go back anyway so after the whole town bends over backwards (just like the episode) appealing to them... They disapear anyway and the false market collapses and all these coffee shops and little cafes that opened for them go bust
Yeah, it's been happening in the UK.
What site are the boys watching this on
3 gays and 2 lesbians... LOVE THE REACTIONS! :)) I joke, I joke... (with Vancome Lady's tone of voice)
8:41
Yeah, what are the chances that the City People end up eating and drinking up Spongebob's pineapple house?
300k for a tiny sand lot in nj next to a bridge with a tiny dilapidated shack.
Real estate people aren't bad people, fair enough, only if you agree that drug dealers, thieves, muggers, looters, mercenaries aren't bad people cause they're "just need to earn money". No seriously, ask ones you know how much they pay in taxes with each house sales. Bet you they think they don't have to with commissions. Their actions cause inflation, economic crashes and they get rich off transferring other people's labor.
I don't consider realtors to be in the same vein as criminals. They're more like travel agents: at one point, they served a purpose, but that purpose no longer exists. Or perhaps they're more like private health insurance or car salesmen: a middleman that everybody hates dealing with and has driven prices to an unsustainable level.
Found the butt hurt real estate agent. Your job is fcked the second people start listing their homes on gumtree
When watching this I thought they might kill cartman's mom off but that'd be too dark. Would have been interesting to see since his mom is the only person in his life that supports and loves him.
Episode proves any fool can do Real Estate.
You guys gonna react to the new ELVIS trailer?
haha thats me.. no that's you..
Now imagine California
Texas invented the anti-libtard shield, just to avoid being invaded by blue states runaways.
@@TheZapan99 Texas has nothing to offer except cheap land. Get over yourself.
10:43
Oh, Nematodes.
Watch on Hbomax they don't have commercials.
Wow I am so early cause I came to check for new naruto reactions.
where are yesterday's naruto vids? just curious if anyone on patreon knows whats happening there if its simply just delay or have they changed when they release those vids?
Not really a fan of commercial break discussions since the discussion of everything just comes after the reaction
This season is FIREEEEEE much better than the specials.
Dod you guys forgot about naruto????
Navi is beautiful ❤
I like the commercial discussions.
It’s almost like these people don’t realize they are the people South Park is making fun of. When you all got excited about La Croix, Edamame and Oat Milk you still didn’t get the joke. You are the awful people they are talking about.
Where's naruto?
irritating edit with the constant shifting of the episode to a stillframe
You guys should react to fairy tail or one piece next
is that your adopted mother on the right?
🙏
Am I the only one depressed by this episode lol
Water Bottle
black clover plslsssss
Navi is so hot
Where’s Naruto
@thenormies why wasn't naruto uploaded yesterday?
I want more Damron in future South Park reactions
Where is narutooo