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South Park made fun of Disney for this list.

We're looking at the most shocking, hilarious and controversial times that South Park took digs at entertainment giant Disney were not limiting this two shots of the House of Mouse directly, but including shots that its many properties from High school Musical to the Marvel cinematic universe.

Look, Honey, it's Iron Man, Captain America Thor and Bruce Vilanch.

I'm not Bruce Vilanch.

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Number 10.

Streaming Addiction.

When Disney Plus was announced, people everywhere went nuts, including South Park Scott.

Mel Kenson, I love you so much, Dad, please, can we get Give me black God damn it, not dish it again.

No, we don't need Disney fun.

Plus Scott, he'll do anything to get his hands on it, including selling his insulin to a street dealer.

Meanwhile, his pleas for a Disney plus subscription have driven his dad over the edge to the point where he decides to take the streaming service down.

It's time we took all the streaming service is down.

The episode shines a light on how Disney jumped on the streaming bandwagon and how streaming service is our ruling Our lives.

And we even get a cameo from the so called Baby Yoda character.

Clearly put in to highlight Disney's clever tactic for making the man DeLorean a must watch.

Number nine.

Mickey Mistreatment In the world of South Park, Mickey Mouse isn't just a mascot for Disney.

He is the boss, and when an employee steps out of line, he is not above getting personally involved.

Quitter.

Call Charney's bodies checks.

In this episode, someone has been badmouthing the Chinese government to get to the bottom of it.

Mickey rallies all Disney characters and interrogates them to try to find out who the traitor is.

Mr.

Mars was only standing up for me and piglets because we were political prisoners.

You are fat, diabetic bear, and if the Chinese don't want you, then I don't either.

It's pretty full on playing on the perception that Disney is super strict with its stars.

The writers also throw in a dig at Mickey being unsure whether his company owned self Park.

You know, cause Disney owns everything.

I don't know you.

Are you from Picture nine from South Park?

What South Park do I own that?

No, not yet, Sir.

Number eight.

Self Park Assemble.

This next entry isn't an episode, but instead an entire video game.

Released in 2017 this South Park RPG plays on the superhero ensemble format in The Vein of The Avengers, starring popular characters from the South Park, Siri's, including Professor Chaos, The Coon Mosquito and The Human Kite.

The entire thing is absolutely ridiculous, inappropriate and brilliant if we want to make billions of dollars and I think we should start with the Tupperware movie, right Start with a black superhero.

Marble is making a black superhero movie.

Yet now they waited here to get to that way.

Follow their plan.

We do all the real people first, and we sneak the black guy in a fae three, playing to the popularity of superhero flicks and subsequently ridiculing them in a way that only self park and pull off thegame heavily references the superhero movie genre.

I thought Civil War wasn't supposed to happen until phase three.

Shut up Super Craig.

In fact, the game's theme songs took direct inspiration from 2012 The Avengers, among other iconic superhero scores.

Number seven Cartman and Black Panther.

When Disney released the Marvel movie Black Panther in 2018 it represented a significant cultural moment in the movie business.

It not only featured an almost entirely black cast, but also received universal praise from fans and critics.

So, of course, South Park had to say something about it.

In this episode from Season 22 Carmen is afraid people will think he's racist for not liking the movie.

There's some rumors have been going around about me that that I thought Black Panther was a terrible movie.

There's rumors that I said it was a structural mess.

You know that the rhinos were really stupid.

At the same time, he becomes baffled after discovering that his black friend Token has not seen the movie.

I am not a racist.

I actually never saw Black Panther.

What you talking about?

Come on, Rache commentary on the cultural significance of Black Panther and ignorance.

When it comes to matters of race, Cartman's attempts to avoid offending anyone prove hilariously offensive.

You know, my other favorite part was when Black Panther had those dreams about his dead father.

I mean, the dad, the tribal leaders speaking to the new king about being a good later.

I've never seen a movie do that before except for lying King, of course.

But Black Heather was so original.

Number six, the force recycled.

Okay, so this next entry is basically one big long rant about the Star Wars sequel trilogy.

Specifically, the Force awakens.

Every great empire reaches a point.

We're going backward.

Seymour appealing forward In the midst of a rousing speech, Randy Marsh makes a point of how recycling old ideas is a bad idea, and it doesn't take long for his crosshairs.

Toe land on Star Wars It may seem fun to go back and recycle the past we loved, but we end up with no sustenance.

Criticizing the force awakens for its lack of originality.

Randy rants about how looking back to the past isn't necessarily the way to go, sending out a big wink wink to Disney and director J.

J.

Abrams.

It's clear that South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker wanted to vent a little here.

And, boy, oh boy, did they ever tell us how they feel?

You almost make it sound like J.

J.

Abrams is responsible for this entire election.

Does this look familiar?

Number five.

A familiar cruise This next entry takes us all the way back to Season one of the show and a now legendary character.

Big Gaelle.

You have lots of gay dogs here way Have all sorts of gay animals here.

Big gay Al.

Over here we have a gay lion roar and we have gay water.

Buffalo Gay hummingbirds.

Here's a gaggle of gay goof.

Ooh, hi, folks, it's still super Thio.

When Stan is upset that his dog, Sparky is gay, Sparky runs away on Lee to be taken in by Big gay Al at his gay animal sanctuary.

I think you should get in line for my big gay boat ride.

Step aboard Stanley.

For fans of the Jungle cruise ride at Walt Disney World, Florida, Al's big gay boat ride will be very familiar, according to animation director Erik Staub.

Much of what Al says while showing stand around the boat tour and animal sanctuary, where variations of things, Eric himself said when he was Jungle Cruise director at the theme park.

Si Gayness has existed since the beginning of time, from the Egyptian pharaohs to the show Guns of Japan.

Oh, look out!

It's the oppressors!

Number four Stan gets sucked into Facebook.

We're venturing away from the usual Disney suspects with this one and into the world of Tron, which, for the record, is a Walt Disney Studios movie.

Excuse me, could you please tell me what the hell's going on?

No, you aren't my friend.

Would you like to be my friend?

No, I seriously don't want any more friends.

Ignore this episode aligns the world of Tron and Facebook, withstand trying to delete the ladder before finding himself sucked into his computer.

There's tons of criticism throughout, with the writers taking aim at the point system dynamic of Facebook friends while using a parody of the iconic movie Tron to do it.

Your profile is one of the most powerful in all of baseball.

You cannot stop it now And you know what?

All its snarkiness aside, the episode is great to look at you.

You have a chance.

What?

Yeah, six is number three South Park Elementary bursts into song When the high school musical franchise launched in 2006 kids everywhere went wild, imitating the song and dance numbers from the films following the release of the third installment, something similar happened in South Park, with everyone being caught up in the musical fat.

Except for Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny are the only ones here.

E.

I guess we better check that movie out, highlighting how weird it would actually be if everyone sporadically burst into song.

The episode ends with the boys joining in to fit in just a CZ.

The fad passes.

No, no, no, I'm not doing it.

I'm not doing it.

Trends come and go.

But as the South Park creators remind us during the height of a craze, the peer pressure to conform confuse overwhelming, especially when Disney is involved.

Where'd everybody go?

The girls are when you go out at Bryden, Kid brackets basketball.

But the girls like singing and dancing.

No, I think the girl says, like that bragging kid Number two.

Mickey puts the Jonas Brothers in their place theme For this entry.

We are back with Mickey Mouse and its totalitarian way of running Disney, at least within the world of South Park.

Harkening back to Win Boy Band, the Jonas Brothers wore purity rings.

The episode suggests that Mickey Mouse made the boys wear them in a sneaky plot to sell sex to young audiences.

You have to wear the purity rings because that's how we can sell sex to little girls.

And when the band refuses to play along, he beats one of them violently.

We've already mentioned how South Park likes to play on the apparent ruthlessness of Disney and its treatment of its stars.

But this scene is particularly hard hitting.

And that laugh Mickey keeps doing home, man.

All right, Now get out there and make me some goddamn money, huh?

So unlike The Simpsons and Family Guy, Self Park is not now owned by Disney, so I can only assume they're mocking of the mouse.

House is going to intensify, and our topic is actually from 2019.

So I guess they're already getting worse.

Well, let's look through the honorable mentions and then we'll see the number one time Self park made fun of Disney.

Ah, Miss Struthers Joke.

No troop.

Yeah, he looks totally fine.

Except when we walk into a house, people are gonna be like, Oh, wow, it's the Avengers and some Captain facetime skateboard get This is exactly what Adele is talking about.

My culture celebrates anorexia and tries to make us ashamed if we don't have slim stomachs and perky little tits like camp.

The reason this country works is because people go out and vote.

Every vote counts and you need that mask.

You only care about the election results because Romney would have been tough around the Chinese gentleman.

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Some love with the best trimmer on the market get 20% off, plus free shipping with the Code Mojo 20 manscaping dot com Number one Randy Marsh confronts Winnie the Pooh and you thought we were done with Mickey Mouse.

Merciless nous?

Of course not.

So what if we took their side?

Then what if we showed China that we understand how they feel to be made fun of?

When Mickey blames Winnie the Pooh for jeopardizing a deal with China, Randy is sent to take you out.

Brutal scene consists of Randy luring poo down an alley with some honey and then graphically strangling him.

Delicious honey.

Again, this is another moment targeting the lengths to which Disney allegedly goes in order to keep business running as usual.

But why did it have to be?

Pu South Park has never shied away from shocking imagery, but this really pushed the envelope.

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