The Trump-Loving Star of ‘South Park’s Most Anti-Woke Streaming Special Is A Huge Fan of Season 27
The voice of the Black, female version of Eric Cartman loves how hard South Park has gone after President Donald “Saddam Hussein” Trump almost as much as she loves President Donald “Saddam Hussein” Trump.
Janeshia Adams-Ginyard is an actress, voice talent, stuntwoman and, as we learned recently, a “red, white and blue all day” right-winger who played a starring role in the popular South Park streaming special Joining the Panderverse. South Park’s 2023 takedown of what conservatives have branded as the “woke Disney” movement to recast white male roles in beloved film franchises with women of color was a massive hit with the anti-woke movement, who turned Kathleen Kennedy Cartman’s catchphrase of “put a chick in it, make her gay” into a rallying cry in their online culture war.
Now, those same conservative comedy fans who, until very recently, believed that Trey Parker and Matt Stone were supporters of their anti-DEI crusade are now either performing pitiful mental gymnastics to pretend that the show is on the side of the conservative establishment or turning on South Park entirely as the series takes aim at the Trump administration in an especially scathing start to Season 27.
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Adams-Ginyard, on the other hand, has no problem with South Park attacking her favorite President, because she believes that Trump “has a sense of humor.” She should probably tell that to the White House press team.
In a recent interview with TMZ, Adams-Ginyard, a vocal proponent of President Trump, defended South Park from some conservatives' criticisms that the show has gone too far in its parody of South Park. “They go after everybody, though; everybody’s up for grabs with South Park,” Adams-Ginyard said of the series that, last episode, had President Trump use ICE to sex traffic Dora the Explorer.
“South Park does an amazing way (sic) of mirroring what is actually happening in the world right now, like, we are having issues with our immigration, let’s not lie,” Adams-Ginyard said of South Park’s recent attacks on ICE and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. “Like, let’s be honest about the simple fact that America needs to make some changes with how things are being ran.”
However, when it comes to the discussion of what, exactly, America needs to change about its leadership, Adams-Ginyard has some notes for her old bosses Parker and Stone. “I’m in California, I need Gavin Newsom to go, I’m waiting for them to go after Gavin,” Adams-Ginyard switched gears. “Come on, y’all! Trey and Matt, get on Gavin’s ass right now, because he’s horrible!”
Still, Adams-Ginyard doesn’t have a problem with how South Park has handled Trump, even if their punchlines are especially pointed in Season 27. Specifically talking about how Trump is now in a rocky sexual relationship with Satan himself, Adams-Ginyard said, “It was pretty offensive, but I also understand that Satan was a character in South Park. … And so, I don’t think it was crossing the line.”
“What people fail to realize is that Trump actually has a sense of humor, and, yeah, he might say like, ‘Oh, you guys aren’t relevant’ and stuff, but that’s no different than me going back and forth with a friend if they’re right in front of me,” Adams-Ginyard claimed of the relationship between South Park and President Trump. “He’s going to say what he wants, and he can say what he wants, we all know the show is relevant, we all know the show is hilarious.”
Adams-Ginyard seemingly believes that the barbs traded between South Park and President Trump is just some palling around between friends, but given how officials within the White House have responded following each new South Park parody, it strains credulity to claim that the Trump administration sees Parker and Stone as their allies.
Plus, if your friend calls you a small-dicked pedophile on national television, having your secretary call them “fourth-rate” is so weak a clap-back that you’re basically begging to be roasted again — Trump should strap in for more “friendly banter” this Wednesday night.
