The creator of South Park brought a prop for his appearance on Tuesday’s Jimmy Kimmel Live!, demonstrating how they depicted President Donald Trump’s anatomy on the show.
“Why aren’t you all locked up in a basement or some concentration camp?” Jimmy Kimmel questioned. South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone noted that their animated series often targets Trump, including frequent illustrations of the president with a micropenis.
Kimmel inquired about how they portrayed Vice President J.D. Vance, turning him into a quirky version of a character from Fantasy Island.
“It was initially just a one-off joke. Mar-a-Lago reminded us of ‘Fantasy Island,’ so we thought, ‘Let’s give him a tattoo.’ It was supposed to be a quick gag, but it turned into something we all enjoyed,” Parker shared.
“In that season of South Park, we used a deepfake of the president,” Parker continued, adding, “We employed a deepfake AI tool to illustrate how we created Donald Trump’s portrayal on the show.”
Parker then displayed a small piece of fake foreskin, which he wiggled towards the camera.
Kimmel jokingly remarked, “I think you’re being generous. If he doesn’t end up burning down the Smithsonian, I hope it does someday.”
Kimmel humorously placed the tiny foreskin onto his little finger and said, “Hello, young lady, why are you causing such trouble?”
Kimmel had previously been suspended from the show last September after he made claims about the assassination of Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA and a well-known conservative figure.
After returning, Kimmel faced criticism again for some poorly timed remarks, including comments about the deaths of political opponents.
Recently, a left-wing host referred to First Lady Melania Trump as a “pregnant widow,” just days after an incident where a man with weapons confronted security at the Washington Hilton during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
Kimmel had also joked about Rudy Giuliani rising from the “grave” just before Giuliani ended up hospitalized in critical condition.
