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‘South Park’ to Rebrand as ‘South America’ in Season 29 Opening

Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone revealed a comedic name change for the upcoming season. The shift pokes fun at former President Trump as part of the show's satirical content.

9/26/2026, 3:15:49 AM

In a surprising announcement, the creators of the long-running animated series ‘South Park,’ Trey Parker and Matt Stone, declared that the show will be humorously rebranded as ‘South America’ for its 29th season. This change is intended to serve as a satirical commentary on former President Donald Trump and his many controversies. This new name change was unveiled by Parker and Stone during a press event on Tuesday, drawing attention from fans and media alike. The duo has built their reputation on pushing the boundaries of political satire, often taking jabs at public figures and current events with irreverent humor. The decision to use 'South America' as the title for the upcoming season is expected to resonate with audiences familiar with both the geographical play on words and the tangled political landscape. ‘South Park’ has been known for its fearless take on societal issues and political commentary since its debut in 1997. With this new season, Parker and Stone continue their tradition of tackling timely topics through the lens of comedy. By adjusting the series title, they aim to reflect the show's continual evolution and relevance in today’s culture. Fans are anticipating how the storyline will unfold under the new branding and what messages will be conveyed through the humorous episodes. While details about the specific content of Season 29 remain under wraps, the name change has certainly stirred excitement and speculation among viewers. The show’s creators have not shied away from addressing Trump-related issues in the past, and this latest move suggests they will double down on this approach in their upcoming season. As the premiere date approaches, audiences can expect that ‘South America’ will continue to deliver the unfiltered and outlandish humor that viewers have come to cherish from ‘South Park.’ While the title may change, the core mission of highlighting absurdities in American life and politics remains intact, ensuring that the series will continue to entertain and provoke thought among its dedicated fan base.

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