South Park, or South America as it’s called this season, skewered “weenie” billionaires and data centres on its latest episode.
In the second episode of the series’ 29th season, town resident Butters becomes upset when a colony of micro-sized “weenie” billionaires pop up in his backyard and begin building little data centres that siphon off his electricity, and thus deprive Butters of his YouTube videos.
In response, Butters calls in an exterminator to deal with the problem. “I swear there’s more of these stupid billionaires every day,” Butters says.
“Yeah, well, that’s the country we’re living in now, I’m afraid, but hopefully everything will change in November,” the exterminator tells him. “That’s when Grand Theft Auto 6 comes out.”
Fed up with the billionaires, Butters calls an exterminator. pic.twitter.com/26MxqzS3Vh
— South America (@SouthPark) October 1, 2026
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The colony of “weenie” billionaires continues to expand at an alarming rate. “Billionaires have always been around; people just didn’t pay attention to them as much,” the exterminator adds.
“This is some new strain of billionaires. They like to go on podcasts and get into public arguments with Mark Ruffalo. I sprayed them so that’ll shut up for a little bit, but once they take root like this, that’s pretty much it for the town.”
The new episode — dubbed “Billionaire Weenietown” — also quickly lampooned anti-vaxxers, the Ed Sheeran/Macklemore situation, Joe Rogan’s podcast, and Donald Trump, with the series’ infamous deep-fake version of the president returning at the end of the episode.
The AI president sits on a toilet watching his own campaign ads when his own “teeny tiny” weenie makes a cameo, returning for the first time since the Season 27 premiere episode in July 2025.
From Rolling Stone US
