Donald Trump Reaches for Satan’s Leg in Outrageous South Park Clip as the Show Skips a Week but Refuses to Let Him Off the Hook

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You’re not going to believe what just dropped from South Park—and no, this isn’t a sketch from SNL or a weird dream you had. In the latest tease for Season 27, Donald Trump is literally caught trying to grope Satan’s leg under the dinner table… and Satan, deadpan and disgusted, swats him away with a simple “Stop.”

Yep. That happened.

Now, here’s the kicker: there’s no new episode this week. But that didn’t stop creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone from throwing gasoline on the fire with this jaw-dropping sneak peek. These two are infamous for their lightning-speed production process, so trailers can be a mix of real episode footage and intentionally fake chaos just to stir the pot.

The show’s season premiere already shook the internet. Trump was begging Satan for sex, and later, they dropped a Deepfake-style PSA where Trump—yep, again—stripped completely naked, showing off, let’s say, not much. The closing line? “Trump. His junk may be tiny, but his love for America is enormous.”

South Park has never missed a chance to mix crude humor with a jab wrapped in a flag.

As expected, Trump’s team didn’t take it lightly. His office clapped back, saying the show has been “irrelevant for 20 years” and called it a “desperate attempt for attention.” But honestly, isn’t that the most South Park thing ever? To get called irrelevant while still causing global headlines?

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And if you’re wondering just how far this show will go—Trey Parker and Matt Stone actually fought with Comedy Central for days just to make sure Trump’s penis wasn’t blurred. Their logic? If they gave it little eyes and made it a character, it technically couldn’t be censored.

You can’t make this up. And that’s why South Park still hits.

So while the next episode drops August 6, fans aren’t waiting around quietly. The message is loud, crude, and crystal clear: Parker and Stone aren’t just mocking Trump—they’re daring anyone to try and stop them.