South Park's latest episode features a satirical deepfake of Donald Trump, part of a broader comedic attack on billionaire culture and the environmental damage caused by data centres. The episode centres on "Weenietown," a fictional kingdom of anthropomorphic disembodied penises representing billionaires who are destroying South Park (renamed South America this season) through their energy-intensive data centre operations. The character of Butters attempts to address the crisis by consulting an exterminator and the local media before eventually relocating the billionaires to Nashville.

The deepfake segment, which closes the episode, shows Trump sitting on a toilet in a public bathroom stall before his tiny animated penis flies away, emphasising the show's mocking tone towards the billionaire class. The episode's timing coincides with heightened scrutiny of artificial intelligence, with California's Governor Gavin Newsom recently signing an executive order to establish safety oversight and emergency shutdown protocols for frontier AI models. Meanwhile, Trump has publicly dismissed AI safety concerns as "a hoax," asserting that the U.S. government already possesses sufficient regulatory power over AI companies.