I don't think South Park humiliated Harry and Meghan. They did that all by themselves. South Park just showed what they did, albeit in different medium.
Honestly the only most humiliating part was the blue penis. But now that I understand the joke, I can confidently say had Harry not mentioned it to begin with, the joke wouldn't exist.(but it's too funny to give up tbh)
I love how they were able to skirt around not calling them the British royal family by saying they’re the Canadian royal family whilst still being true since Canada still recognizes them as their constitutional monarchy
Yeah I was thinking it was a work around or something which was clever because we don’t recognize them as our royal family but they actually are our royal family. They don’t have any real power over us anymore but they are technically still our head of state and sign off on everything indirectly through our Governor General while our elected prime minister is the head of government. It’s the same thing across the commonwealth countries. Anyways there’s a 101 on the royal family and Canada
@@ColoradoStreaming Think you'll find that the royal family has litterally no power whatsoever, even in the UK. The UK does not own Canada - it is independent and is in the voulentary club of nations called the Commonwealth.
Fun fact: in his book, prince Harry says that he killed 25 talibans in Afghanistan. The talibans response was that they didnt suffer any casualties the days were the prince was present in combat, and basically call him liar
His own General--remember His commander-in-chief was HMTQ--came out saying diplomatically that Harry was kept VERY FAR from any danger. He had six guards 24/7, he was called ‘Bunker Harry’ because he stayed in his tent, getting high and playing video games. His only ‘kills’ were in ‘Call of Duty’. He had the nerve to be upset his ‘service’ ended abruptly due to a publication showing where Prince Moron was, a publication HE HAD CALLED TO TAKE PICTURES OF HIM FOR PHOTO OPPS. It prompted a kidnapping attempt and two of his guards died. Did he go to their funerals or send condolences to their families, flowers?? That’s a big ‘NO!’ The Queen called him home and he pitched a tantrum over ‘unfair it is!’ He didn’t even put those men up for heroism medals! Good riddance, him being there was placating someone not worthy to be among soldiers.👋👋👋
The episode takes the piss out or both sides brilliantly. It mocks Harry aha Meghan over their privacy wishes, but also mocks all the people who care about the couple and get mad about their activities. This is summed up when the other boys tell Kyle they don’t care
With the controversy surrounding the episode now and the couple weeks off, I'm hoping that the end of the episode leads to the Prince becoming a semi regular member of the crew for the rest of the season. Not even to make fun of him. Just have him be a normal character who likes playing the drums. Perfect way to show that they couldn't care less about the threat of a lawsuit.
I found this episode hilarious. Also when my teachers at my school were taking about Harry and Meghan, my reaction was exactly how Stan reacted to this situation in the episode.
The Harry and Meghan situation was really strange cus initially they were right in what they were doing saying they wanted to leave the royal family because they weren’t respected and they had really strict rules but then they said they wanted their privacy which was fair as this was just after they had their kid and the press didn’t leave them alone which was fair but then they decided to constantly put themselves in the spotlight just very strange people
I don't mind them putting the royal family on blast but to get upset about this SP episode is abit much. They're rich celebrities. I wouldn't care if it were me.
I disagree. Before, and during their engagement, Megan and Harry had extensive conversations with the queen, Prince Charles about what their role would be. They were offered several different options and asked about their preferences. They both insisted that all they wanted to do was serve the monarchy. Being a working Royal is a life of duty and service. Meghan thought it should be about celebrity and having people wait on her. She spent more on clothes in one year than every senior royal woman in Europe combined! The whole reason they were given that multi million dollar wedding, the titles, Frogmoor… Is because of their pledge to spend their lives as working Royals. So fine, then they change their minds. They didn’t have to throw grenades on their way out the door. Their treatment of the royal family has been unkind, disloyal, and disrespectful in the extreme.
@@mariabunch3541 idk I guess the only part I agree with is them being angry at people not leaving them alone and getting angry when they just wanted to enjoy the birth of their child in peace
In a very British way, HG Tudor, the best self proclaimed narcissist online, continually rips into the prince and his wife constantly. It’s all narcissism
@@brutustantheiii8477 There are quite a few of the people that Matt and Tray ripped apart on south park who are actually very friendly with the pair, while they make jokes that they don't have friends anymore in their documentary
@@liamnehren1054 if Matt and Trey have “no friends” that is just an exaggeration. And as George Clooney said, you haven’t made until you’ve been lampooned by South Park (like Weird Al for music). And Clooney loved voicing an actual dog character as well as himself in it
@@brutustantheiii8477 it was their own words, but it might have been that they have no friends among celebrities and is obviously false since some take it with humour like you mentioned.
Kumon is a big after-school education company and Hammer is a very common name in the standard issue consulting services world there are probably a hundred consulting firms in every industry that have Hammer in the name.
The Clippers and Nets played each other on Feb 6 but the trade was not made yet, the game was also at Brooklyn so I think they had to change it after already making the scene lol
I live in the UK they both said how they felt harassed by the UK press. They them moved to the states did a interview with Oprah, wrote a book and had a netflix show.
This is one of the "South Park" episodes I can't get onboard with. Yes, we Americans couldn't really care less about the Royal Family, so we're pretty unaware of how ruthless the British tabloids have been towards Meghan. For some reason, tabloid articles have been showing up in my social media feeds, and it's obvious that a lot of vitriol towards Meghan is built on racism. But to us Americans, it's pretty hard to believe since she is arguably white-passing. I was just reading a People magazine article where it included a quote of what Meghan means about the kind of privacy they ask for, comparing it to showing a picture of your kid to a coworker, but then the coworker demands to go through your entire phone because of that one picture. I don't get why people can't understand boundaries when it comes to the Royal Family and other celebrities. I can see why Harry and Meghan have been fed up with the tabloids, and remember, all of the BS his mother went through. Then the British *and* American tabloids have jumped on this episode to claim that Meghan has thrown a hissy fit about it and is planning to sue. Not only is there no evidence of this, but a spokesperson for them has said that they have no plans to sue, that that claim is baseless. Yet in the comments about this episode on this video, other videos, and social media posts, people are making fun of Harry and Meghan for wanting to sue, even though it is NOT TRUE. And all of this making fun of them from both tabloids and "South Park" watchers is proving that Harry and Meghan have a right to feel what they've been saying for the past few years. People who are so quick to laugh at them can't even get their facts straight. It actually makes me feel more sympathetic towards them. (I've always leaned more towards being sympathetic, even though British pop culture stuff isn't something I'm into, just because of seeing how absolutely nasty British tabloids are.) When it comes to a similar topic, I feel like "South Park" did a way better job with how they covered Britney Spears.
Being a "spare" would be great. Just imagine, you get all the benefits of royalty, but you have a lot less of a chance at being the one who has all the responsibilities of the crown.
Now we have alleged sex trafficking bald social media manipulators convincing a whole generation of lonely vulnerable easily manipulated young men that they're victims. The company pretty much summarizes part of how he grows his brand.
this episode on the Canadian prince and wife will age awfully. The media was just as bad circulating pointless articles about Meghan’s background and making a big spectacle of her being American and biracial when news broke about her marrying Harry. Hopefully this was a one n done joke.
One thing in the royal family is how to greet the queen. Like take a bow or courtesy. Meg apparently knew that but just gave a casual hello. Oh boi that went south quick
As a Canadian I am not well versed in any royal family either. Not sure why Americans all think we have a royal family. We have a colossal idiot running the country, but no royal family. It is true that for whatever reason we are closer to the royal family than Americans but the common man in Canada doesn’t really care about any of that either.
That is totally Nomi Abadi’s brand. Piano prodigy, victim. Doesn’t seem to work for her though, she doesn’t even have a cult following, not even after her attempted character assassination of Danny Elfman.
As someone from the UK, I think I have a different perspective than the rest of the comments. I think it started when people started to realise the difference in news coverage between Megan and Kate. Both were young women outside the Royal family who married in. When they were pregnant, Kate had articles talking about her holding her baby bump saying it was "protective". Megan did the same, and the headlines questioned if it was vanity or acting. When they wear more modern fashionable clothes, Kate is "chic" "radiant" "stylish". Megan is told that royalty is about tradition, and that brits prefer older styles on royals. When Will and Kate don't spend Christmas with the Queen, the Queen understands. When Megan and Harry don't spend Christmas there, then the Queen expects family to be there. Idk why there was a difference, but some people suspected it was racial. Then there was claims of the Royal family being racist towards Megan, which tbh would not surprise me considering how old and traditional they are. The British public also HATE her. Like to the point where the popular narrative is that she's an evil witch who brainwashed Harry into leaving the Royal family. I've personally seen people say in person that she's an evil cunt who they wish would burn in hell. And for what? They act like she tried to assassinate the Queen. So I understand its hypocritical for them to say they want to be private and then doing these interviews, however, I completely understand that when a whole country of people completely hate you for no reason, it would be tempting to try to defend yourself. It might be annoying, but its human, and doesn't make them bad people
I don’t get what made them think it would work. If Scientology couldn’t do it, if the Evangelicals couldn’t do it, and the Catholic Church couldn’t do it I don’t know what made them think they would have a shot.
@@REALmikegordan In what universe is being half-black "1.5%"? When you've got articles with such headlines as "Harry to marry into gangster royalty? New love ‘from crime-ridden neighbourhood’", or "EXCLUSIVE: Harry's girl is (almost) straight outta Compton: Gang-scarred home of her mother revealed - so will he be dropping by for tea?", then yeah, it's fair to say that racism plays a roll in things. Like how have we gone from "Hey, don't harrass Brittany Spears with media attention, it's stupid and serves no constructive purpose" in 2008, to "Um, actually, it's completely fair for Meghan and Harry to be targeted by tabloids, because they bring that up a lot" in 2023?
I think the most poetic part of this episode is Kyle becomes laid back, not letting things get to him etc by his own personal growth. Ironically by not caring about his brand he became what his brand was supposed to be
Like you, I know pretty much nothing about the British royals, but as soon as I saw all the news articles about how Megan was "hurt and upset" by the episode I knew they hit the nail on the head.
everything about this episode just feels like old south park. matt and trey making a perfect parody of a celebrity, the boys being back in the center of attention, the show making headlines-into the news, the celebrity going public by how much the show has hurt their lives and the talks of a lawsuit incoming. i truly feel like in late 2000's early 2010's and i love it. hope this season continues centering around the relationship between the main 4 and how it's changed and how they might get back together. seeing kenny and kyle be the only two to get off at that iconic bus stop just for them to go separate ways was kinda heartbreaking and i love what they're building up to
As a Dutch woman who because I live in a monarchy that's cousins with the British, knew about the drama they actually faced in the England (spoiler, its not racism but the rumors of Meghan and Harry spending money lavishly, as Royal Families are basically funded by the general public and there are rules attached to how they are allowed to spend it and Meghan bullying her staff). They've been taking advantage of Americans' ignorance on how things work in a monarchy, and they also had a free stay in my country funded by our government after they moved to America because they are related to our royal family, and the Dutch workers of the event they organized were massively underpaid (this was during the pandemic where job opportunities were very limited too). A lot of people don't like them because of their whiny, entitled behavior, and I just love South Park's commentary. It's great to see Americans finally realize what a shitty couple they are.
It's not that we didn't realize it. The other characters on the show explain why we don't comment on them: because we don't CARE about some dumb prince and his Instagram-loving bitch wife. But now we HAVE to talk about them because they're throwing their blue dicks in our faces all the time. This episode was an attempt to tell them to SHUT. THE FUCK. UP.
@@veggiesarefruits Don't be sorry - to each their own. But those that are represented by a constitutional monarchy do appreciate the protection from corruption it provides.
There’s an understanding when you join the royal family. We will take care of any problems you may have, and you will never have to worry about money. In return, we ask that you act dignified, carry out royal duties amounting to a few guest appearances/ light charity work, and not talk to the press about our private matters. Everyone knows this, and you can take it or leave it. Meghan of course has chosen secret option C. There’s always a secret option C if you feel you deserve it! I’m glad that most people can see her for the grasping brat she is, and I’m interested to see where this goes.
Funny enough, this episode itself made me realize that South Park is one of the very few entertainment shows left in modern broadcasting that is able to tackle these kind of topics with little care of the repercussions. Like Megan wanting to sue South Park proved their point. What’s great about this show is how it’s able to lay out an effective message disguised in its own humor. What a gem this show is
Nah its the only one allowed to. boondocks was doing it before it was cut for soem reason. Even predicted the rap industry today and r kelly 10 years before
It's more like, it's the only show remaining allowed to. South Park is pretty old, when it first aired you could get away with a lot. Over time South Park used this to comment on current sensitive topics. The only reason they are still allowed to do this is "because it's South Park!". If you would create a show like this nowadays, no matter how good the message is, not matter how politely you cover a topic. You will be taken off the air and treated like a devil. Heck, it's not like people *don't* try taking South Park off the air, it's just become big enough where it can stand on it's own and doesn't get affected as much by idiots trying to impose their own opinions on society.
I think even most people in Britain are bored of them by now lol. Imagine being born into the royal family, being guaranteed a life of the highest luxury and privilege, able to see the world multiple times, get educated in the finest schools, your own driver and bodyguards everywhere you go and you still complain about how hard your life is. He's done absolutely nothing to earn his position beyond being born.
@@chrisrockett5897 Based on what evidence? Because Harry's book said it? The same book that has a disclaimer stating this is how he remembered events, not that they were researched and based on fact? Megan never wanted to commit to a life of service. She thought she would get millions and be beside the pool every day getting massages and sipping on fine wines. The reality of the role and the fact she was never going to be the 'star' was what made her drive a wedge between her husband and his family. Its pretty shocking the damage one narcissist can do.
@@effexwhore Who is 'them' and what did 'they' do to Diana? It has been revealed it was his wife planting stories in the media. They were in no danger. Megan's comment about only being a plane crash away from the throne was pretty terrifying too (all be it completely wrong).
Another problem with Royal life, is that it isn't high luxury, the Palaces are centuries old and the castles even older. Plus, the funding is from taxpayers, all spending is fully accounted for and the books are public. So they didn't want public funding anymore.
I love the victim part of everyone's brand. Everyone, and I mean everyone is looking to get sympathy online. That doesn't mean you don't brand other things about your personality but being able to be victimized is essential for using as excuses for behavior. If they make another video game, I'd love branding to be part of the character sheet.
@@anthonymacallister2136 Ich stimme zu, dass South Park sehr beleidigend ist. Als Diktator von Deutschland werde ich dafür sorgen, dass diese Folge abgeschaltet wird, lieber Kanye-Anhänger!
@@logicplague He harassed his mom to quit her new job as a real estate agent so that she could pay more attention to him. She eventually did, but now she wasn't able to afford paying the higher rent for their house, resulting in them needing to leave.
One thing I've also noticed with these two most recent episodes--and maybe this is just me--but they feel a lot less mean spirited. Yeah, they're still filled to the brim with mocking topical events, but it's nice to see the characters actually be sympathetic to one another. Even prince Har--I mean, uh, even the prince of Canada is given a second chance by the boys and that was weirdly wholesome to watch. I think maybe that's what's kept me watching South Park, while other adult animated series haven't kept my interested. A lot of them are just so cynical, and I get a sense that none of the characters actually really care about each other, and t's nice to see South Park not fall into that style of writing with the newest season. I can't believe I'm actually excited for what's in store for the rest of season 26!
That's so interesting, because I got the opposite impression from this episode. It felt extremely mean-spirited, and while I don't give a shit about how Meagan Markle feels about it, I didn't feel entirely comfortable with how they kind of gave the Prince a pass at the end, once he realized what a harridan his wife was and left her. It felt... I hesitate to use the word mysoginistic, but that was the impression I got by the end of the episode if we're being honest. Prince Harry isn't just some doofy decent guy who was seduced by an evil woman. He's a whiny spoiled crybaby, but the way this episode made it all about Meagan Markle just felt mean to me.
@@SRosenberg203 You know, that's actually a really interesting perspective. I'm glad you said that, cuz now I'm starting to rethink a few of my initial takeaways from the episode. I still found it very funny, but I can see where you're coming from with this.
@@SRosenberg203 I can definitely see where your impression comes from, but my take is that I don't think they were totally blaming the wife, I thought they were commenting that she had spent all her life caring too much about how she was seen by others and therefore ended up empty inside. I thought that was what they were getting at when they mentioned that she'd had a CumHammer membership since childhood, whereas the Prince had been added later -- that he'd spent less time than she had with that sort of outlook on identity. Which, as someone female-presenting, I've found, in my experience at least, that young girls are raised to buy into that outlook more than young boys are. Maybe that's where the almost-misogynistic undertone comes from? Anyways TLDR I thought the point of pairing that scene where the Prince leaves his wife with Kyle criticizing CumHammer and essentially talking about how damaging of a mindset the whole brand thing is, was more of commentary on how you can't really love and understand someone whose only sense of self comes from their "brand", with a healthy side of making fun of the royal family. Not just endlessly ragging on Meghan Markle, although even if it were, it is a little funny.
I really liked the ending of the episode with the boys taking Kyle outside to play, Kyle and butters realizing they just need to be themselves, and the Prince of Canada (who is def not based on prince Harry) asking if he could play too. It was heartwarming really.
@@stellafanders I agree those kinds of endings to these episodes in South Park with it’s inspirational messages are what makes the show really special.
@@firelightyear I will say, the one episode where Stan was dealing with alcoholism but there was never a definitive happy ending was also a very impactful one. It wasn’t happy, but it was very true. That was one of my favorite ends to an episode.
@@PhysicallyAwake Yeah those moments in South Park is what makes the show very special, some may say the show is offensive but you have to give it a real good look to see why South Park is a gift to everyone.
Hello, I'm a British Person,and i can confirm this was a brilliant take on the whole situation that had me casually chuckling with delight between sips of tea
I love that they made the princes “meat” blue lol, in his new book he discusses how it was almost frostbitten off in the weirdest monologue i’ve ever seen 😂 matt and trey always with the details I love it!!!
The ending was so sweet. The boys didn't care about Kyle's identity or that he was "working on himself". From the start, all they wanted from Kyle was for him to just show up. And instead, they came to look for him to offer a hand.
@@nonono9194 genuinely. So much money that could could be put into other stuff. Idk why everyone cares so much about immigrants when these people are about.
As soon as the funeral of the Queen of “Canada” came as the first scene, I instantly knew that they were, indeed going to mock the living hell out of Prince Harry and Meghan. And I was like “Oh damn, old South Park is back at it again!” I really liked the episode, and I enjoyed every minute of the “privassy” rant of Prince Harry and Meghan.
Yeah, I think the same, first was still good but it felt more like it was trying to be classic South Park while this one definitely felt more like it naturally was. Also was funnier as well with the modern Simpsons-esque Tik Tok scenes not being there. Nice message as well
One thing I like about this season is how Tolkien is a more prevalent side character hanging around with the boys. Giving more background to side characters is part of the reason why the show stills feels fresh.
@@rontia In recent episodes they’ve changed it to Tolkien. The joke is that it’s been Tolkien the whole time and Stan has a breakdown thinking he’s racist for hearing it wrong
I love that Matt and Trey paid attention to detail when it came to Harry and Meghan, lots of hidden details that most people won't notice. Such an accurate representation of them, very well done!
@@drunkvax Like with Meghan recently accepting the Kennedy award for 'standing up to racism in the modern monarchy' while Harry says afterwards on a talk show that the royal family aren't racist.. swaying away from the narrative (brand)
Southpark making fun of something because they find it stupid is what Southpark has always been about, Its just that sweet line in between stupid and serious that makes it gold
CumHammer is a nod to the Redskins episode where they try to register a ton of startup company names that are all taken. All of them have ridiculous and vulgar names like BonerBalls and Menacing Recatal Spooge. Pretty sure its meant to be one of the companies that managed to get beyond the startup phase.
the parody refers to IRL tactic of Meghan hiring Sunshine Sachs, a PR company, to PR her way to fame and fortune instead of talent or skill or notoriety. So Royal watchers adore this episode because the writers knew the nuances of the real story and did as much of a parody for them specifically at least as much as for the general SP Audience
As a Brit, watching Matt and Trey (rightfully) rip into Harry and Meghan was the best thing I’ve watched in ages. Great analysis, you got a new subscriber 💪🏻 Edit: my grandmother is Finnish. Can’t believe my bloodline got called out for not being real not once but TWICE in the span of 5 seconds.
I think the prince playing drums is more about him being out of touch than not being ready for a quite life. He needs to have a quite life to get in touch.
It was DELICIOUS. South Park will now follow them EVERYWHERE for the rest of their lives. I want more episodes :D The attention to detail was staggering, right up to the magazine covers and the "First Lady Botherer" dig.
I watch Blooms vids every night to go to sleep, thanks for giving a new vid so I dont have to watch the controversy or all episodes ranking vids for the 400th time
One of South Park's greatest strengths is when they can puncture an obvious hypocrisy. Making people mad purely because they aren't afraid to point out the obvious. I have no hate for Harry/Meghan, but the episode is spot on and it's nice to see it draw on the wider theme of 'personal branding'.
Believe me, it’s not just people in the US who don’t care. Most people in the UK and probably rest of the world don’t give a toss either. But we do enjoy taking the piss out of these two. Most bookshops I’ve been to have his book surrounded by other books with demeaning titles, such as “how to kill your family” or “my penis doesn’t work”, hahah.
I don't think South Park humiliated Harry and Meghan. They did that all by themselves. South Park just showed what they did, albeit in different medium.
Exactly.
South Park just brought out the truth, they are known for that, but this episode, was spot on.
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Honestly the only most humiliating part was the blue penis. But now that I understand the joke, I can confidently say had Harry not mentioned it to begin with, the joke wouldn't exist.(but it's too funny to give up tbh)
Meghan getting angry about this episode just proves it is 100% true.
Fax, these niggas always sucking themselves off
@@XNick291X They are from Canada?
@@dahleno2014 Prince Harry isn't lmao
@@XNick291X Oh, so the queen is from Canada, and the prince is from Britain?
Angry, I respect. But tears? She was really screaming, crying and throwing up? 😂
I love how they were able to skirt around not calling them the British royal family by saying they’re the Canadian royal family whilst still being true since Canada still recognizes them as their constitutional monarchy
Yeah I was thinking it was a work around or something which was clever because we don’t recognize them as our royal family but they actually are our royal family. They don’t have any real power over us anymore but they are technically still our head of state and sign off on everything indirectly through our Governor General while our elected prime minister is the head of government. It’s the same thing across the commonwealth countries. Anyways there’s a 101 on the royal family and Canada
Yep, there was damn sure never a Canadian Independence Day.
@@ColoradoStreaming Think you'll find that the royal family has litterally no power whatsoever, even in the UK. The UK does not own Canada - it is independent and is in the voulentary club of nations called the Commonwealth.
@@ColoradoStreaming should have joined the winning side when they had the chance 🤷🏻♂️
@@ColoradoStreaming in 1982 lol
Fun fact: in his book, prince Harry says that he killed 25 talibans in Afghanistan. The talibans response was that they didnt suffer any casualties the days were the prince was present in combat, and basically call him liar
You know you're capping shit when the TALIBAN says: "Nahhh stop the cap"
His own General--remember His commander-in-chief was HMTQ--came out saying diplomatically that Harry was kept VERY FAR from any danger. He had six guards 24/7, he was called ‘Bunker Harry’ because he stayed in his tent, getting high and playing video games. His only ‘kills’ were in ‘Call of Duty’. He had the nerve to be upset his ‘service’ ended abruptly due to a publication showing where Prince Moron was, a publication HE HAD CALLED TO TAKE PICTURES OF HIM FOR PHOTO OPPS. It prompted a kidnapping attempt and two of his guards died. Did he go to their funerals or send condolences to their families, flowers?? That’s a big ‘NO!’ The Queen called him home and he pitched a tantrum over ‘unfair it is!’
He didn’t even put those men up for heroism medals! Good riddance, him being there was placating someone not worthy to be among soldiers.👋👋👋
@@judywright4241 damn that’s rough. I feel bad for the bodyguards rip
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Source: I made it the fuck up.
Taliban: “naw fam that ain’t true”
The episode takes the piss out or both sides brilliantly. It mocks Harry aha Meghan over their privacy wishes, but also mocks all the people who care about the couple and get mad about their activities. This is summed up when the other boys tell Kyle they don’t care
With the controversy surrounding the episode now and the couple weeks off, I'm hoping that the end of the episode leads to the Prince becoming a semi regular member of the crew for the rest of the season. Not even to make fun of him. Just have him be a normal character who likes playing the drums. Perfect way to show that they couldn't care less about the threat of a lawsuit.
I found this episode hilarious. Also when my teachers at my school were taking about Harry and Meghan, my reaction was exactly how Stan reacted to this situation in the episode.
im glad matt and trey r back to making episodes more focused about the boys
The next episode is a Randy one😂
@@ReadytoDiveIn NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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The Harry and Meghan situation was really strange cus initially they were right in what they were doing saying they wanted to leave the royal family because they weren’t respected and they had really strict rules but then they said they wanted their privacy which was fair as this was just after they had their kid and the press didn’t leave them alone which was fair but then they decided to constantly put themselves in the spotlight just very strange people
I don't mind them putting the royal family on blast but to get upset about this SP episode is abit much. They're rich celebrities. I wouldn't care if it were me.
I disagree. Before, and during their engagement, Megan and Harry had extensive conversations with the queen, Prince Charles about what their role would be. They were offered several different options and asked about their preferences. They both insisted that all they wanted to do was serve the monarchy. Being a working Royal is a life of duty and service. Meghan thought it should be about celebrity and having people wait on her. She spent more on clothes in one year than every senior royal woman in Europe combined!
The whole reason they were given that multi million dollar wedding, the titles, Frogmoor… Is because of their pledge to spend their lives as working Royals.
So fine, then they change their minds. They didn’t have to throw grenades on their way out the door. Their treatment of the royal family has been unkind, disloyal, and disrespectful in the extreme.
@@mariabunch3541 idk I guess the only part I agree with is them being angry at people not leaving them alone and getting angry when they just wanted to enjoy the birth of their child in peace
@@mariabunch3541Oh no, they'd have to do a minimal amount of work for a job that was handed to him upon his birth.
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Bro I can not explain how excited got when you mentioned Finland☠️
Another underrated thing of this episode was the “Victim” label in your brand😂
Meghan, and the other celebrities who get offended by their depictions on South Park are flat out narcissists, and you cannot convince me otherwise. 😅
none of the ones who got mad in the past are good people so it's kind of like shooting yourself in the foot.
In a very British way, HG Tudor, the best self proclaimed narcissist online, continually rips into the prince and his wife constantly. It’s all narcissism
@@brutustantheiii8477 There are quite a few of the people that Matt and Tray ripped apart on south park who are actually very friendly with the pair, while they make jokes that they don't have friends anymore in their documentary
@@liamnehren1054 if Matt and Trey have “no friends” that is just an exaggeration. And as George Clooney said, you haven’t made until you’ve been lampooned by South Park (like Weird Al for music). And Clooney loved voicing an actual dog character as well as himself in it
@@brutustantheiii8477 it was their own words, but it might have been that they have no friends among celebrities and is obviously false since some take it with humour like you mentioned.
Me being from Finland: well im just in a pond
Kumon is a big after-school education company and Hammer is a very common name in the standard issue consulting services world there are probably a hundred consulting firms in every industry that have Hammer in the name.
4:54 As a basketball nerd this made me smile, they already had Mikal Bridges on the Nets despite being traded there just a week or 2 ago :)
The Clippers and Nets played each other on Feb 6 but the trade was not made yet, the game was also at Brooklyn so I think they had to change it after already making the scene lol
I live in the UK they both said how they felt harassed by the UK press. They them moved to the states did a interview with Oprah, wrote a book and had a netflix show.
This is one of the "South Park" episodes I can't get onboard with. Yes, we Americans couldn't really care less about the Royal Family, so we're pretty unaware of how ruthless the British tabloids have been towards Meghan. For some reason, tabloid articles have been showing up in my social media feeds, and it's obvious that a lot of vitriol towards Meghan is built on racism. But to us Americans, it's pretty hard to believe since she is arguably white-passing. I was just reading a People magazine article where it included a quote of what Meghan means about the kind of privacy they ask for, comparing it to showing a picture of your kid to a coworker, but then the coworker demands to go through your entire phone because of that one picture. I don't get why people can't understand boundaries when it comes to the Royal Family and other celebrities. I can see why Harry and Meghan have been fed up with the tabloids, and remember, all of the BS his mother went through. Then the British *and* American tabloids have jumped on this episode to claim that Meghan has thrown a hissy fit about it and is planning to sue. Not only is there no evidence of this, but a spokesperson for them has said that they have no plans to sue, that that claim is baseless. Yet in the comments about this episode on this video, other videos, and social media posts, people are making fun of Harry and Meghan for wanting to sue, even though it is NOT TRUE. And all of this making fun of them from both tabloids and "South Park" watchers is proving that Harry and Meghan have a right to feel what they've been saying for the past few years. People who are so quick to laugh at them can't even get their facts straight. It actually makes me feel more sympathetic towards them. (I've always leaned more towards being sympathetic, even though British pop culture stuff isn't something I'm into, just because of seeing how absolutely nasty British tabloids are.)
When it comes to a similar topic, I feel like "South Park" did a way better job with how they covered Britney Spears.
I hardly feel like South Park humiliated them 🤣
as a Canadian l used to resent the putdowns and humour at Canaduh's expense (note the spelling) now l appreciate the publicity and attention.
Spectacular satire and very precise ahahah and infact Megan was infuriated
"In your new book called...Waaaagh" 😂😂😂
As a Canadian I will fully admit I didn’t care about Queen Elizabeth Death I cared more about Jason David Frank’s Death I cried for about a week
The name is a reference to an earlier episode where all the nanes for companies have to be ridiculous because all normal ones are taken
Being a "spare" would be great. Just imagine, you get all the benefits of royalty, but you have a lot less of a chance at being the one who has all the responsibilities of the crown.
my geometry teacher is British, (I writing this in north America) she's a former prison warden
Now we have alleged sex trafficking bald social media manipulators convincing a whole generation of lonely vulnerable easily manipulated young men that they're victims. The company pretty much summarizes part of how he grows his brand.
NFL, big guns, and cheeseburgers? Sounds like my boyfriend lol. Seriously though don't bring up guns around him because he will school you.
The name of the company you're looking for is Spunk Knocker
I was ready to tear you apart for re using that joke again🤣🤣
Threatening with lawsuits,.......I can't stop laffing!
Remember that the beloved Diana had nothing nice to say about the Saxe-Coburg Gothas. Especially Charles and Camilla.
this episode on the Canadian prince and wife will age awfully.
The media was just as bad circulating pointless articles about Meghan’s background and making a big spectacle of her being American and biracial when news broke about her marrying Harry. Hopefully this was a one n done joke.
Kyle's brand manager looks just like the Pillow Guy!!!
Privacy World Tour!!!!
Leave Us Alone!!!! LMAO
One thing in the royal family is how to greet the queen. Like take a bow or courtesy. Meg apparently knew that but just gave a casual hello. Oh boi that went south quick
As a Canadian I am not well versed in any royal family either. Not sure why Americans all think we have a royal family. We have a colossal idiot running the country, but no royal family. It is true that for whatever reason we are closer to the royal family than Americans but the common man in Canada doesn’t really care about any of that either.
You have a twofaced blackfaced royal cunt in charge.
@@cratonorogen9208 yep and a criminal, however he keeps buying votes in Eastern Canada, so we have no power here in the west.
Southpark is a fantastic show.
That is totally Nomi Abadi’s brand. Piano prodigy, victim. Doesn’t seem to work for her though, she doesn’t even have a cult following, not even after her attempted character assassination of Danny Elfman.
As someone from the UK, I think I have a different perspective than the rest of the comments.
I think it started when people started to realise the difference in news coverage between Megan and Kate. Both were young women outside the Royal family who married in.
When they were pregnant, Kate had articles talking about her holding her baby bump saying it was "protective". Megan did the same, and the headlines questioned if it was vanity or acting.
When they wear more modern fashionable clothes, Kate is "chic" "radiant" "stylish". Megan is told that royalty is about tradition, and that brits prefer older styles on royals.
When Will and Kate don't spend Christmas with the Queen, the Queen understands. When Megan and Harry don't spend Christmas there, then the Queen expects family to be there.
Idk why there was a difference, but some people suspected it was racial. Then there was claims of the Royal family being racist towards Megan, which tbh would not surprise me considering how old and traditional they are.
The British public also HATE her. Like to the point where the popular narrative is that she's an evil witch who brainwashed Harry into leaving the Royal family. I've personally seen people say in person that she's an evil cunt who they wish would burn in hell. And for what? They act like she tried to assassinate the Queen.
So I understand its hypocritical for them to say they want to be private and then doing these interviews, however, I completely understand that when a whole country of people completely hate you for no reason, it would be tempting to try to defend yourself. It might be annoying, but its human, and doesn't make them bad people
1:40 "ooooh nooo, not Finrand"
as a Canadian, I am not offended by south park's episodes on Canada.
1:35 wait how am I watching? I don't exi-
Wait what?
*looks at hands, slowly fades away*
AHHHHHHhhhhh
As a brit who loves the royal family, I too don't give a shit about Harry and Megan.
Ew, a bootlicker
Except playing the Victim Card clearly didn't work for Mendacious Markle & her Simp Hubby.
Every single picture placed on Kyle’s door represents an actual magazine cover… every one.
The fact that Harry and Meghan "try to" sue South park, proves how accurate this parody really is.
They never tried to sue South Park, that's just a rumour South Park shills cling to
@@reek4062 Thanks for correcting me.
Except they didn't.
She never wanted to sue them let’s be serious 💀
I don’t get what made them think it would work. If Scientology couldn’t do it, if the Evangelicals couldn’t do it, and the Catholic Church couldn’t do it I don’t know what made them think they would have a shot.
One of my favourite quotes;
"He victimized me! It's because I'm an ethnic woman!"
"This is an outra- wait, you're ethnic?"
I think she's 1.5% African American.
Yeah 😂
@@REALmikegordan In what universe is being half-black "1.5%"? When you've got articles with such headlines as "Harry to marry into gangster royalty? New love ‘from crime-ridden neighbourhood’", or "EXCLUSIVE: Harry's girl is (almost) straight outta Compton: Gang-scarred home of her mother revealed - so will he be dropping by for tea?", then yeah, it's fair to say that racism plays a roll in things.
Like how have we gone from "Hey, don't harrass Brittany Spears with media attention, it's stupid and serves no constructive purpose" in 2008, to "Um, actually, it's completely fair for Meghan and Harry to be targeted by tabloids, because they bring that up a lot" in 2023?
she holds onto that 3% Mexican
@@REALmikegordan “Morning, Steve!”
I think the most poetic part of this episode is Kyle becomes laid back, not letting things get to him etc by his own personal growth. Ironically by not caring about his brand he became what his brand was supposed to be
This is da way of branding bro
Even though he had to face the prince’s “blue penis”
Lies again? Harvard University MILF DIVISION
Yeah lol
@@vulgojaguar aa.
Meghan being actually “empty” when Harry looks inside is the Highlight of the episode
i laughed my ass off when he opened her up like the hollow trashcan she is
fr it's the first time i've seen my mum laugh at a south park episode
Chefs kiss 👌🏼🧑🏻🍳😘
No, imo the true highlight is the part where Stan just bluntly states "We don't care about some stupid prince and his shallow wife" or whatever
"He victimized me. It's because I'm an ethnic woman!"
😂
This episode is gold 🪙
When the anchor said “So you’re a journalist.” And the couple remained silent, I laughed so hard I was coughing
Like you, I know pretty much nothing about the British royals, but as soon as I saw all the news articles about how Megan was "hurt and upset" by the episode I knew they hit the nail on the head.
Yeah with the cum hammer
Bro those articles are bullshit
Ignorant
Feels just like old south park.
If they're not careful, they are going to Streisand effect themselves pretty hard
Man just the way the interviewer says "wah" is so satisfying to me, it just felt so appropriate lmao.
I spat out my coffee laughing my ass off with "Waaagh" 😂❤
It reminds me a whole lot of Wario with the WAH
*BLOOMS*
Smart.
Commentator.
Not an A.I.
Victim.
God damn it you beat me to it! LOL
Well played.
Uses Same music
That is a good profile.
Sounds suspiciously like the kind of brand an AI would have.
*Aaron*
Commenter
Funny
Good Looking
Victim
everything about this episode just feels like old south park. matt and trey making a perfect parody of a celebrity, the boys being back in the center of attention, the show making headlines-into the news, the celebrity going public by how much the show has hurt their lives and the talks of a lawsuit incoming. i truly feel like in late 2000's early 2010's and i love it. hope this season continues centering around the relationship between the main 4 and how it's changed and how they might get back together. seeing kenny and kyle be the only two to get off at that iconic bus stop just for them to go separate ways was kinda heartbreaking and i love what they're building up to
no, the old episodes are actually funny
As a Dutch woman who because I live in a monarchy that's cousins with the British, knew about the drama they actually faced in the England (spoiler, its not racism but the rumors of Meghan and Harry spending money lavishly, as Royal Families are basically funded by the general public and there are rules attached to how they are allowed to spend it and Meghan bullying her staff). They've been taking advantage of Americans' ignorance on how things work in a monarchy, and they also had a free stay in my country funded by our government after they moved to America because they are related to our royal family, and the Dutch workers of the event they organized were massively underpaid (this was during the pandemic where job opportunities were very limited too). A lot of people don't like them because of their whiny, entitled behavior, and I just love South Park's commentary. It's great to see Americans finally realize what a shitty couple they are.
Oh damn, so the royals weren't being racist towards Meghan?
It's not that we didn't realize it. The other characters on the show explain why we don't comment on them: because we don't CARE about some dumb prince and his Instagram-loving bitch wife. But now we HAVE to talk about them because they're throwing their blue dicks in our faces all the time. This episode was an attempt to tell them to SHUT. THE FUCK. UP.
Look, I'm sorry your country has a monarchy. Ours doesn't. We don't care.
@@veggiesarefruits Don't be sorry - to each their own. But those that are represented by a constitutional monarchy do appreciate the protection from corruption it provides.
There’s an understanding when you join the royal family. We will take care of any problems you may have, and you will never have to worry about money. In return, we ask that you act dignified, carry out royal duties amounting to a few guest appearances/ light charity work, and not talk to the press about our private matters. Everyone knows this, and you can take it or leave it. Meghan of course has chosen secret option C. There’s always a secret option C if you feel you deserve it! I’m glad that most people can see her for the grasping brat she is, and I’m interested to see where this goes.
Funny enough, this episode itself made me realize that South Park is one of the very few entertainment shows left in modern broadcasting that is able to tackle these kind of topics with little care of the repercussions. Like Megan wanting to sue South Park proved their point. What’s great about this show is how it’s able to lay out an effective message disguised in its own humor. What a gem this show is
Nah its the only one allowed to. boondocks was doing it before it was cut for soem reason. Even predicted the rap industry today and r kelly 10 years before
No it isn't
Curb your commentary
@@sussybaka119 it’s called adding insight in addition to content of the video
Curb your reply :)
It's more like, it's the only show remaining allowed to. South Park is pretty old, when it first aired you could get away with a lot. Over time South Park used this to comment on current sensitive topics. The only reason they are still allowed to do this is "because it's South Park!". If you would create a show like this nowadays, no matter how good the message is, not matter how politely you cover a topic. You will be taken off the air and treated like a devil. Heck, it's not like people *don't* try taking South Park off the air, it's just become big enough where it can stand on it's own and doesn't get affected as much by idiots trying to impose their own opinions on society.
What? Did she sue them? That is kind of ironic and funny.
Harry and Meghan: you humiliated us
Matt and Trey: you have done that yourself
YOU WILL NOT TAKE PRIVACY FROM ME!!!
YOUR NEW HOME IN SOUTH PARK? MY ALLEGIANCE IS TO THE KINGDOM, TO THE MONARCHY
The dickriding goes crazy
@@marcuswoods2006YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY VICTIMHOOD
I think even most people in Britain are bored of them by now lol. Imagine being born into the royal family, being guaranteed a life of the highest luxury and privilege, able to see the world multiple times, get educated in the finest schools, your own driver and bodyguards everywhere you go and you still complain about how hard your life is. He's done absolutely nothing to earn his position beyond being born.
His grandfolks are horrible people who treated his wife horribly and his mom's gone. I do agree they should just go into seclusion though.
he left his position as a royal to protect his family. he said he didnt want them to do to meghan what they did to diana.
@@chrisrockett5897 Based on what evidence? Because Harry's book said it? The same book that has a disclaimer stating this is how he remembered events, not that they were researched and based on fact? Megan never wanted to commit to a life of service. She thought she would get millions and be beside the pool every day getting massages and sipping on fine wines. The reality of the role and the fact she was never going to be the 'star' was what made her drive a wedge between her husband and his family. Its pretty shocking the damage one narcissist can do.
@@effexwhore Who is 'them' and what did 'they' do to Diana? It has been revealed it was his wife planting stories in the media. They were in no danger. Megan's comment about only being a plane crash away from the throne was pretty terrifying too (all be it completely wrong).
Another problem with Royal life, is that it isn't high luxury, the Palaces are centuries old and the castles even older. Plus, the funding is from taxpayers, all spending is fully accounted for and the books are public. So they didn't want public funding anymore.
What s ironic is that I fell for their lie about demanding privacy so I stopped paying any attention to them.
I love the victim part of everyone's brand. Everyone, and I mean everyone is looking to get sympathy online. That doesn't mean you don't brand other things about your personality but being able to be victimized is essential for using as excuses for behavior. If they make another video game, I'd love branding to be part of the character sheet.
Quit looking for sympathy online
Two episodes in a row where I feel like they’re finally back to that golden age formula. Hope this is a pattern going forward, loving the new season.
Cupid Ye was terrible but I liked World Wide Privacy Tour
@@anthonymacallister2136 kanye fan?
@@anthonymacallister2136 Ich stimme zu, dass South Park sehr beleidigend ist. Als Diktator von Deutschland werde ich dafür sorgen, dass diese Folge abgeschaltet wird, lieber Kanye-Anhänger!
@@anthonymacallister2136 Real Life Ye fanatic💀
Sameeee
Sometimes I forget that Kyle and cartman literally live infront of each other
Well, not anymore.
Well lived
I missed a lot, why is Cartman in a hot dog?
@@logicplague He harassed his mom to quit her new job as a real estate agent so that she could pay more attention to him. She eventually did, but now she wasn't able to afford paying the higher rent for their house, resulting in them needing to leave.
@@kirbystarwarior Oh wow lol, didn't know that. Thanks.
As a Brit, this is one of the greatest portrayals of the royal family I have ever seen
What about "the royals" quite funny
You’re just a far-right guy 🥴
I still laugh every time I hear “And you’ve written all aboot it in your new book Waaagh”
One thing I've also noticed with these two most recent episodes--and maybe this is just me--but they feel a lot less mean spirited. Yeah, they're still filled to the brim with mocking topical events, but it's nice to see the characters actually be sympathetic to one another. Even prince Har--I mean, uh, even the prince of Canada is given a second chance by the boys and that was weirdly wholesome to watch. I think maybe that's what's kept me watching South Park, while other adult animated series haven't kept my interested. A lot of them are just so cynical, and I get a sense that none of the characters actually really care about each other, and t's nice to see South Park not fall into that style of writing with the newest season. I can't believe I'm actually excited for what's in store for the rest of season 26!
It’s cause people just pity Harry…Megan is the nutcase…harry is the simp.
That's so interesting, because I got the opposite impression from this episode. It felt extremely mean-spirited, and while I don't give a shit about how Meagan Markle feels about it, I didn't feel entirely comfortable with how they kind of gave the Prince a pass at the end, once he realized what a harridan his wife was and left her. It felt... I hesitate to use the word mysoginistic, but that was the impression I got by the end of the episode if we're being honest. Prince Harry isn't just some doofy decent guy who was seduced by an evil woman. He's a whiny spoiled crybaby, but the way this episode made it all about Meagan Markle just felt mean to me.
@@SRosenberg203 idk what you mean these characters arent those two people
@@SRosenberg203 You know, that's actually a really interesting perspective. I'm glad you said that, cuz now I'm starting to rethink a few of my initial takeaways from the episode. I still found it very funny, but I can see where you're coming from with this.
@@SRosenberg203 I can definitely see where your impression comes from, but my take is that I don't think they were totally blaming the wife, I thought they were commenting that she had spent all her life caring too much about how she was seen by others and therefore ended up empty inside. I thought that was what they were getting at when they mentioned that she'd had a CumHammer membership since childhood, whereas the Prince had been added later -- that he'd spent less time than she had with that sort of outlook on identity. Which, as someone female-presenting, I've found, in my experience at least, that young girls are raised to buy into that outlook more than young boys are. Maybe that's where the almost-misogynistic undertone comes from?
Anyways TLDR I thought the point of pairing that scene where the Prince leaves his wife with Kyle criticizing CumHammer and essentially talking about how damaging of a mindset the whole brand thing is, was more of commentary on how you can't really love and understand someone whose only sense of self comes from their "brand", with a healthy side of making fun of the royal family. Not just endlessly ragging on Meghan Markle, although even if it were, it is a little funny.
I really liked the ending of the episode with the boys taking Kyle outside to play, Kyle and butters realizing they just need to be themselves, and the Prince of Canada (who is def not based on prince Harry) asking if he could play too. It was heartwarming really.
So did I! I like the meaningful endings that leave on a good note
@@stellafanders I agree those kinds of endings to these episodes in South Park with it’s inspirational messages are what makes the show really special.
@@firelightyear I will say, the one episode where Stan was dealing with alcoholism but there was never a definitive happy ending was also a very impactful one. It wasn’t happy, but it was very true. That was one of my favorite ends to an episode.
@@PhysicallyAwake Yeah those moments in South Park is what makes the show very special, some may say the show is offensive but you have to give it a real good look to see why South Park is a gift to everyone.
Then the Prince played the.drums lol.
Hello, I'm a British Person,and i can confirm this was a brilliant take on the whole situation that had me casually chuckling with delight between sips of tea
I’m a big fan of how the prince gets the lesson and Megan doesn’t, and he leaves her. I love that
Even South Park needs to have an unambiguously happy ending sometimes.
Satire was 100% achieved when they actually freaked over this
I love that they made the princes “meat” blue lol, in his new book he discusses how it was almost frostbitten off in the weirdest monologue i’ve ever seen 😂 matt and trey always with the details I love it!!!
I thought it was because of blue balls
Aka he can't satisfy his wife
@@edra2005 It could’ve been but right before the episode dropped the prince’s book was trending & in many many memes about his frostbitten penis LOL
I took the episode as not only talking about the prince and Megan but the entire victim/twitter culture we're unfortunately stuck in right now
Musk needs to do the world a favour and just delete twitter off the face of the internet
@@FH-id6xibut how else would he jerk himself off online
The ending was so sweet. The boys didn't care about Kyle's identity or that he was "working on himself". From the start, all they wanted from Kyle was for him to just show up. And instead, they came to look for him to offer a hand.
As an Englishman I can fully appreciate this episode and find it hilarious.
Idk about you, but I genuinely don't give one about the royal family.
@@P_p_Br0I do, I care about them getting off the benefits and getting actual jobs
@@nonono9194 genuinely. So much money that could could be put into other stuff. Idk why everyone cares so much about immigrants when these people are about.
As soon as the funeral of the Queen of “Canada” came as the first scene, I instantly knew that they were, indeed going to mock the living hell out of Prince Harry and Meghan.
And I was like “Oh damn, old South Park is back at it again!”
I really liked the episode, and I enjoyed every minute of the “privassy” rant of Prince Harry and Meghan.
That episode is better than the last one! Honestly, it felt like a classic South Park :)
fr!!
1 one my favorite episodes
I found the first episode funnier, the jokes landed more but the social commentary on this one is a lot better
@@metalmythology6282 the first episode was solid, hated the TikTok scenes…
Yeah, I think the same, first was still good but it felt more like it was trying to be classic South Park while this one definitely felt more like it naturally was. Also was funnier as well with the modern Simpsons-esque Tik Tok scenes not being there. Nice message as well
One thing I like about this season is how Tolkien is a more prevalent side character hanging around with the boys. Giving more background to side characters is part of the reason why the show stills feels fresh.
Token
lol it's Token as in a "Token" African American not Tolkien as in Hobbits
@@rontia In recent episodes they’ve changed it to Tolkien. The joke is that it’s been Tolkien the whole time and Stan has a breakdown thinking he’s racist for hearing it wrong
@@kathall6055 I'm not letting sp gaslight me like that
@@noname-gh1vr its a fucking joke
This was such a simple and effective roast of those two professional victims.
12:03 This is probably one of my favorite South Park scenes ever.💀
I love that Matt and Trey paid attention to detail when it came to Harry and Meghan, lots of hidden details that most people won't notice. Such an accurate representation of them, very well done!
Especially the part where Harry ends up agreeing he’s being an idiot but Megan stays with the brand company as he walks out
@@drunkvax Like with Meghan recently accepting the Kennedy award for 'standing up to racism in the modern monarchy' while Harry says afterwards on a talk show that the royal family aren't racist.. swaying away from the narrative (brand)
@@drunkvax dude haven't you heard. This episode isn't based on them. It's just all coincidences ;)
@@RedNinja0070 they have a message saying that before every episode
@RusDaddy r/wooosh too late for the joke you are
damn it Kyle, can't a prince and his wife have a little bit of public privacy out in the open for everyone to see?
In all reality harry and Meagan humiliated themselves, South Park just showed them how everyone else sees them.
For the portrayal of Harry, I thought it was funny that he wanted to put up a fight.
Right? He always comes across more ball-less than a eunuch when I see him talk
They even got on the news in the UK and all of the news anchors were laughing at the episode 😂😂
Southpark making fun of something because they find it stupid is what Southpark has always been about, Its just that sweet line in between stupid and serious that makes it gold
CumHammer is a nod to the Redskins episode where they try to register a ton of startup company names that are all taken. All of them have ridiculous and vulgar names like BonerBalls and Menacing Recatal Spooge.
Pretty sure its meant to be one of the companies that managed to get beyond the startup phase.
the parody refers to IRL tactic of Meghan hiring Sunshine Sachs, a PR company, to PR her way to fame and fortune instead of talent or skill or notoriety.
So Royal watchers adore this episode because the writers knew the nuances of the real story and did as much of a parody for them specifically at least as much as for the general SP Audience
As a Brit, watching Matt and Trey (rightfully) rip into Harry and Meghan was the best thing I’ve watched in ages. Great analysis, you got a new subscriber 💪🏻
Edit: my grandmother is Finnish. Can’t believe my bloodline got called out for not being real not once but TWICE in the span of 5 seconds.
But British people aren't real😐
Who called u out?
finland is this ''land'' invented by the soviets to deliver shark fins to japan right? dont try to fool me. i know its not real, just like australia
omg your not a real brit faker XD
@@ultimistakeo4369 there was 4 replies. Apparently deleted
as an australian our news and media obsesses over harry and meghan any chance they get so im really happy this episode came out
My reasons for watching your videos. 50% insightful South Park analysis, 50% bad ass synth music.
It's a great formula
I think the prince playing drums is more about him being out of touch than not being ready for a quite life. He needs to have a quite life to get in touch.
So he was...so out of touch that he took play to mean play the drums?
It was DELICIOUS. South Park will now follow them EVERYWHERE for the rest of their lives. I want more episodes :D The attention to detail was staggering, right up to the magazine covers and the "First Lady Botherer" dig.
Meghan's reaction did not surprise me at all, which makes the episode even more hilarious lol.
I watch Blooms vids every night to go to sleep, thanks for giving a new vid so I dont have to watch the controversy or all episodes ranking vids for the 400th time
One of South Park's greatest strengths is when they can puncture an obvious hypocrisy. Making people mad purely because they aren't afraid to point out the obvious. I have no hate for Harry/Meghan, but the episode is spot on and it's nice to see it draw on the wider theme of 'personal branding'.
Kyles carefree and unflappable scene never fails to make me laugh out loud
Believe me, it’s not just people in the US who don’t care. Most people in the UK and probably rest of the world don’t give a toss either. But we do enjoy taking the piss out of these two. Most bookshops I’ve been to have his book surrounded by other books with demeaning titles, such as “how to kill your family” or “my penis doesn’t work”, hahah.
The sound effect of flipping his wife's head open and shouting an echoey metallic "hello?" into the void, that has me in stitches every time.
Why do I get the feeling that butters getting beaten up by bebe is going to lead into a plot point of him being Andrew Tate ?
hmmm🤔
I can see it
DONT DO BUTTERS THAT DIRTY
Something tells me that Tate was the inspiration behind that scene.
@@bouncy_egg3706 nah that would be awesome. Butters was gangsta enough to be a legit Pimp without even trying, so that isn’t a stretch for him
There is a reason they are called Ginge and Winge in the UK
Not Minge?