'South Park' Revives Deepfake Trump and His Infamous 'Teeny Tiny' Penis

The long-running animated series "South Park" has once again featured a deepfake depiction of President Donald Trump, including a recurring gag involving his "teeny tiny" penis. The latest episode, which aired Wednesday night, centered on a plot where Butters attempts to clear his backyard of a miniature village populated by billionaires.

This village, dubbed "Billionaire Weenietown," is described as being overrun by a new, invasive type of billionaire who engages in public speaking and podcast appearances. Butters strikes a deal with older residents of Weenietown to relocate them, in exchange for peace.

The episode then cuts to a scene featuring a deepfake President Trump. While engaging in a bowel movement, Trump's "teeny tiny" penis detaches itself, gains sentience with cartoon eyes, and begins to sing. The detached penis then flies off, presumably to join "Billionaire Weenietown."

This latest iteration is reminiscent of a segment from the previous season where "South Park," then referring to itself as "South America," introduced a live-action Trump character. In that instance, a mock public service announcement depicted the Trump character removing his clothes in a desert. As he collapsed, a small, sentient penis emerged and endorsed a message.

That earlier scene utilized a Trump impersonator whose face was altered with deepfake technology. The "teeny tiny" penis was reportedly created using co-creator Trey Parker's finger with a prosthetic and animated eyes.

The White House at the time of the previous episode's airing reportedly criticized the show, calling it "fourth-rate" and stating it had "hasn’t been relevant for over 20 years."

"South Park" airs on Comedy Central and streams on Paramount+.