‘South Park’ Doubles Down On Ridiculing Trump In Latest Episode With Uncomfortably Long Sex Scene Between Trump And J.D. Vance In A Thong

South Park has done it again.

The Comedy Central show has been taking shots at President Trump’s administration with every new episode. And it doesn’t look like they’re planning to stop any time soon.

This week’s episode, titled “Sora Not Sorry,” takes aim at AI-generated deep fakes after Butters sparks an epidemic of fake videos. While even the innocent Bluey makes an appearance in a desperate attempt to separate fact from fiction, President Trump is more focused on figuring out how to get Satan to not have his baby (quite literally called the Antichrist in this episode). Vice President J.D. Vance offers his help and more, prompting a passionate, secret love affair between the president and his second in command that left South Park viewers everywhere shocked.

After Satan gets upset with Trump for not accompanying him to a doctor’s appointment, Trump and Vance share a moment in the hot tub that turns into something more. Cut to the iconic Lincoln Bedroom, where Trump and Vance – who appears to be wearing a thong – are laid up together.

The two share a kiss. “But boss, what about Satan?” Vance asks as the uncomfortably long sex scene kicks off.

The scene is remarkably explicit, even for South Park. Not one second is wasted as they show close-ups of Vance and Trump’s faces while in the throes of passion, all while a portrait of Abraham Lincoln watches on.

The post-coital bliss is short lived, however, when the security footage gets leaked and Fox News has to report on the “disheartening news.” But Trump has the perfect explanation as he chalks it up to “fake news” and claims it’s a deep fake video.

Fans on social media celebrated the unbelievable new episode. One viewer said it left them “traumatized” while another wrote on X, “South Park killed it tonight. Those boys donald trump and jd vance aren’t going to be happy.”

South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker recently addressed why the show has taken a more political turn. The season kicked off with depictions of Trump in bed with Satan and, later, Kristi Noem shooting dogs as she leads ICE raids in heaven.

“It’s not that we got all political. It’s that politics became pop culture,” Parker recently told The New York Times, noting “there’s no getting away from [MAGA].”

“We’re just very down-the-middle guys,” Parker said. “Any extremists of any kind we make fun of. We did it for years with the woke thing. That was hilarious to us. And this is hilarious to us.”

The next new episode of South Park airs Nov. 26 on Comedy Central.

South Park is available to stream on on Paramount+.