Celebrities Who Were Pissed Off by ‘South Park’ – A Closer Look at 10 Offended Stars

“10 Celebrities Who Were Pissed Off by ‘South Park'”

Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s animated comedy series, “South Park,” has never shied away from controversy. One of the show’s trademarks is its willingness to poke fun at celebrities, often leading to some of them being less than pleased with their portrayal. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at ten celebrities who found themselves on the receiving end of “South Park’s” satire and subsequently lost their cool.

1. Isaac Hayes: The actor, who voiced the character Chef on the show, was offended by the episode “Trapped in the Closet,” which mocked his Scientology beliefs.

2. Tom Cruise: Another prominent Scientologist, Cruise took issue with the same episode and reportedly stopped promoting one of his movies as a result.

3. Russell Crowe: The episode “Fighting Around the World” targeted Crowe’s aggressive behavior, leading to a tense interview with the actor.

4. Barbara Streisand: The singer was mocked in the episode “Mecha-Streisand,” prompting her to question the show’s impact on culture.

5. Sarah Jessica Parker: The actress was called a “transvestite donkey witch” in an episode, leading her to criticize the show’s use of personal attacks.

6. Terri Irwin: The widow of Steve Irwin was upset by the portrayal of her late husband in an episode following his death.

7. Ed Sheeran: The singer was targeted in the episode “Ginger Kids,” which made fun of people with red hair.

8. Mama June Shannon: The reality TV star felt that the episode “Raising the Bar” lacked taste and was trashy.

9. Jennifer Lopez: J-Lo was offended by her portrayal in the episode “Fat Butt and Pancake Head,” leading to tension on set.

10. Paris Hilton: The episode “Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset” depicted Hilton in a negative light, but she claimed not to be bothered by it.

While some celebrities may have shrugged off their portrayals on “South Park,” others clearly took offense. The show’s willingness to push boundaries and satirize public figures has led to numerous controversies over the years. Love it or hate it, “South Park” remains a cultural phenomenon that isn’t afraid to ruffle feathers.