South Park Mocks Trump With Crypto Jabs in New Episode

South Park Mocks Donald Trump With Crypto Jabs in New Episode

Written by Aaron S.,

Editor-In-Chief

Last Updated: August 22, 2025

Key Takeaways

South Park’s new episode "Sickofancy" mixes AI and crypto satire while mocking Donald Trump’s political and tech connections;
A farmer-turned-AI founder, guided by a ChatGPT parody, is told to flatter Trump, which leads to spoofs of tech leaders gifting him Bitcoin;
The show also pokes at Trump’s policies, depicts a militarized DC, and revives crude gags, including JD Vance as a baby-faced toddler.

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South Park has turned its attention back to President Donald Trump, this time mixing in jokes about cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence (AI).

The latest episode, Sickofancy, aired on August 20 and featured a mix of political and tech satire.

The story begins with a cannabis farmer whose workers are arrested in an immigration raid. Left without staff, he rebrands his farm as an AI startup.

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A ChatGPT-style assistant then suggests he should flatter the president to get cannabis reclassified.

That sets up the main gag of the episode: a parade of technology leaders lining up at the White House to hand President Trump gifts. Spoofed versions of Apple’s Tim Cook, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg, and others appear.

Before that, characters resembling Sundar Pichai and David Sacks are shown giving him Bitcoin.

These scenes reflect concerns about President Trump’s real-life support for digital assets. His family and businesses have recently expanded into trading services, stablecoins, mining, and tokens. The show connects those ties with the exaggerated image of tech bosses trying to win his approval.

The episode also pokes fun at President Trump’s other policies and public image. Washington, DC, is shown full of National Guard troops after a recent deployment.

Old running jokes also return, including crude portrayals of President Trump and a baby-faced version of Vice President JD Vance.

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