Cartman Gets Jiggy (With It) in...Wait, Which Episode Was That?
Ah, Eric Cartman. The foul-mouthed, scheming little genius (in his own mind, at least) who provides a healthy dose of (incredibly inappropriate) humor to the world of South Park. You might be here because a memory popped into your head: Cartman, belting out a hilariously butchered version of a classic rap song. But which episode was it? Buckle up, because we're taking a deep dive into the twisted wonderland that is Cartman's musical stylings.
California Dreamin', Homeless Screamin': A Night to Remember
The episode you're thinking of is none other than Season 11, Episode 7: "Night of the Living Homeless." This gem takes a satirical look at zombie movies, with a South Park twist of course. Instead of the undead, our fair town is overrun by, well, flesh-eating homeless people. Kyle, ever the voice of reason, hatches a plan to lure the ravenous horde away. But how? Enter the California Love Caper.
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"In the City of Venice, Right by Matt's House..."
Kyle masterfully crafts a plan to lure the homeless with the promise of a California paradise. But to make it truly irresistible, they need a catchy jingle. Enter Cartman, ever the opportunist (and let's face it, attention seeker). He steps up to the mic, or rather, the cardboard box they're using as a makeshift speaker, and delivers a truly unforgettable rendition of 2Pac and Dr. Dre's iconic "California Love."
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WARNING: This is not your average cover. Brace yourselves for lyrics like "In the city of Venice, right by Matt's house, you can chill if you're homeless." Let's just say, geographical accuracy wasn't exactly Cartman's strong suit here. But hey, it gets the job done, right?
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California Love, But Make it Chaotic
The scene is pure comedic gold. Cartman, with his signature smug grin, throws himself into the performance. The butchered lyrics, the off-key singing, it's a glorious mess. And let's not forget the epic finale: Cartman skateboarding over a pile of homeless people (because, you know, safety first!).
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So there you have it! The answer to your burning question is "Night of the Living Homeless." If you haven't seen it yet, it's a must-watch for any South Park fan. Just be prepared for some serious secondhand embarrassment (courtesy of Cartman, of course) and a whole lot of laughs.
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