
The creators of South Park plan to rebrand the series as South America in a sarcastic swipe at President Trump's recent name-changing frenzy.
The show's rebranding is a joke, referencing Trump's renaming of the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario to the Gulf of America and Lake America, respectively.
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