All the Times Donald Trump Jr. Praised ‘South Park’ Before Being Roasted by the Show

The most recent episode of South Park touched on a number of hot-button issues, including FCC censorship, Gaza, prediction market betting apps and, very briefly, toxoplasmosis. But the show was still able to carve out some time to dunk on one of President Trump’s non-demonic butt baby sons: Donald Trump Jr. 

While Trump spends most of the episode trying to terminate Satan’s pregnancy, Don Jr. pops up numerous times, answering phones in his capacity as an “advisor” to betting app companies (he really is part of Polymarket’s advisory board) as well as the FCC and even inside the Oval Office.

South Park’s Don Jr. is an especially disturbing creation, with a lifelike perma-grin and an uncanny hairline that will no doubt feature prominently in your nightmares from now on. 

As we’ve mentioned before, Donald Trump Jr. is a vocal fan of the show. Back in 2023, he shared a clip of Cartman and proudly proclaimed “as always South Park doesn’t miss.” It remains to be seen whether or not he still feels this way now that he’s been depicted as an inept ghoul and his dad’s micropenis has been given a starring role. 

And before that, he shared a 20-year-old clip of one of the more transphobic episodes, stating, “South Park nails it!”

Don Jr. also heaped praise onto Trey Parker in Matt Stone back in 2017, after the duo told The Los Angeles Times that they’d refrain from making any more jokes about President Trump out of a sense of boredom. And also because they felt that they’d fallen into “the same trap that Saturday Night Live fell into.”

“It was like, ‘Dude, we’re just becoming CNN now,’” Parker explained. “We’re becoming: ‘Tune in to see what we’re going to say about Trump.’ Matt and I hated it, but we got stuck in it somehow.”

Don Jr. then took to Twitter and suggested that this news made his day.

Then there was the time that Donald Trump Jr. posted “an altered South Park screenshot that showed two men having a sexual relationship with a hammer beside the bed” on Instagram in 2022, following the attack on Paul Pelosi.

Of course, this was before Republicans decided to became the party of punishing people for making light of political violence.