Yess!! South Park has been on forever, and is still making new episodes Best part is they don’t finalize episodes until right before they release them, so it’s constantly ripping on the most relevant pop culture and drama
I love South Park, but I'd be lying if I said 98% of clip compilations on YouTube do the show a massive DISservice for others to check out the show. They typically all only feature maybe 3 or 4 episodes max (because the compiler didn't want to download and comb through more), and while they do typically highlight scenes that ARE actually really funny (though sometimes it is just content farming- they don't pay any attention to when and where they make the cuts or what's in the clip, just run it through a program that auto-chops it up semi-randomly) a lot of them confuse punchlines for jokes as though they are synonymous- completely leaving out any details of the set-up, kinda like those kids in middle/high-school that will make references to things in the form of short soundbites they try to replicate out-loud and then die laughing at their own reference with you just completely blank expression.
Edit: This comp was... eh OK. Comparatively. Happy that it included a wider range of clips from various episodes than is typical. Little nervous about other comps they may come across though.
PLEASE continue reacting to these South Park compilations! The funny thing is, that even as dark as the humor is on South Park, if you watch the episodes in their entirety, they often have a good message buried within. Their episodes are also very topical, so if you're watching an old episode, you might have to look back and think of what was going on in the world to fully get what they're making fun of, whether it be about politics, world events, social issues, celebrities...etc. 🇺🇸💙🇬🇧
The pure concentrated gluten joke was based off an interviewer to someone who works for monsanto or sells glyphosate products saying 'we have here a glass of your product, if yo say its not harmful drink it", and the person refused and called him a jerk and ran off stage. After the person being interviewed told people that glyphosate was perfectly safe.