Following on from last October’s South Park: Joining The Panderverse, which featured Cartman, Stan, Kyle and Kenny as never before seen, the latest South Park special short is called South Park (Not Suitable for Children) and is out on 20 December is “one of the best in entertainment history,” according to the Daily Caller.
Developed by Matt Stone, Trey Parker and their production team, the chapter looks at the world of social media and influencers, including Logan Paul and his Prime Drinks product, and thus campaigns for parents to actually protect their children from danger. of the Internet.
The main target of this special is OnlyFans, an actual website where anyone can send each other homemade porn. In the episode, one of the South Park Elementary teachers was caught with an OnlyFans account. While most are horrified, Randy Marsh (Stan’s father) decides to take a closer look at the murky side of the online influencer world by creating his own account – and of course, nothing goes as planned.
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Be careful, you are dealing with an “extremely erotic” episode that shows everything and that violently attacks social networks and the danger they represent to the youngest, being exploited by various platforms and influencers – and even fans are shocked!
“There is no way this guy, Randy Marsh, started at OnlyFans. LOL this new special episode is crazy…“
The ultimate solution is to immediately remove your children from the Internet, where dangers lurk everywhere! As usual, subversive South Park Condemnation goes a long way, using trash to raise awareness to (eventually) protect children from adult abuse. And even the fans are shocked!
South Park (not suitable for children) can be seen on Paramount+.
Below is an excerpt from the original version:
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