South Park makes fun of just about everyone. Hippies, the elderly, Jersey kids, assholes on motorcycles. I was trying to think if there were any trends or demographics that they’d neglected. Have they done hipsters yet? You’d think that would be ripe for mockery.
Any others?
They’ve done hippies. Who do you mean by “hipsters”?
Libertarians?
Cecil and his Dopers?
Wow. I had no idea people didn’t know that term.
Wiki:
Hipster is a slang term that first appeared in the 1940s, and was revived in the 1990s and 2000s often to describe types of young, recently settled urban middle class adults and older teenagers with interests in non-mainstream fashion and culture, particularly alternative music, indie rock, independent film, magazines such as Vice and Clash, and websites like Pitchfork Media.[1] In some contexts, hipsters are also referred to as scenesters.[2]
Though I assume the OP is talking about the modern version. It’d be kinda weird to see them mock a 1940’s jazz fan.
Oooh, that would be a good one!
That would be biting the hand that draws them.
Allah and Mohammed. Sure they’ve had a show(s) about them but why don’t we see them?
If you count the hybrid car drivers and their devastating cloud of smug.
They did show Muhammad in the “Super Best Friends” Episode.
I saw an interview with Trey once where he said that the network wouldn’t let them make fun of Black Muslims because the network was afraid they would be killed. Now whether that’s true or not…
People from Liverpool.
www.latfh dot com
(could be mildly NSFW)
George W. Bush. Every time he has been on the show he’s been presented as competent. He even was the voice of reason in Cartoon wars part II.
This is the right answer. There will never be a SP episode about Libertarianism, just like you’ll never see a “Penn & Teller BS” chapter devoted to Ayn Rand.
Me.
This is the version I meant. The more modern one.
You know, PBR, Parliament cigs, skinny pants, Vice magazine, only listen to music no one’s heard of, Williamsburg, lumberjack hats, stupid facial hair. They seem super ripe for the mocking.
Well Trey and Matt did do “That’s My Bush” a not too flattering sitcom about GWB on Comedy Central.
Interesting bit of trivia: Timothy Bottoms who played Bush as a bumbling idiot on that show also did a serious portrayal of him in the TV movie “DC 9/11.”
Mixed Martial Arts. Do you think there would be anything funny in doing something with MMA?
Simpsons did it!
They like Ayn Rand?
