South Park Creators Explain "Bully Mentality" Approach to Satirizing Trump in Season 28
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Summary
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone discussed their approach to satirizing Donald Trump in Season 28, describing a "bully mentality" where they hit hard and don't hold back. They revealed that hate from Trump supporters actually inspires them to push further. The duo also announced that Season 29 will premiere on Comedy Central on September 16th. They shared insights on bringing "mini Trump" to life and how the political climate has fueled their creative direction.
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The more hate we get from his supporters, the more it inspires us to keep going.
We've never been afraid to go after anyone, and Trump is no different.
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