South Park Releases Trailer Featuring Trump Groping Satan Amid White House Backlash

The animated series South Park continues its pointed satire of President Donald Trump in its 27th season, notably depicting Trump in provocative scenes such as groping Satan's leg under a dinner table and referencing his "teeny-tiny" genitalia. The show’s creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, use rapid production schedules to respond swiftly to current events, releasing trailers and episodes that mix promotional content with actual storylines. The White House has strongly condemned the series, dismissing it as irrelevant and desperate for attention while praising Trump’s achievements. Season 27’s premiere episode also satirized Paramount, the network's parent company, for its payout to Trump regarding a lawsuit and other corporate decisions, highlighting tensions between the show and its distributor. Despite controversy and pushback, South Park maintains its satirical edge, with creators asserting their right to air content that networks sometimes challenge. The series continues to blend political commentary with cultural critiques, including portrayals of conservative figures and immigration enforcement agencies.