
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have revealed a new name for the show after nearly 30 years.
The new name, South America, was announced as a surprise move, with the show's creators using the opportunity to criticize U.S. President Donald.
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The name change reflects the show's ability to adapt and evolve, while also using its platform to comment on current events
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