J.D. Vance Responds to South Park Humiliation

Vice President J.D. Vance has responded to his recent portrayal in a South Park episode that depicted him as a subservient “manbaby” to the president. Despite the White House having previously dismissed the show as “irrelevant” following its season premiere, Vance took a different approach, seemingly embracing the attention.

The episode, which satirized the administration, featured a diminutive, baby-faced Vance who eagerly sought the president’s approval in various bizarre scenarios, including being kicked and offering to apply “baby oil to Satan’s a**e.” In response to the episode, Vance posted on social media, “Well, I’ve finally made it,” along with a screenshot of his cartoon likeness.

Vance’s reaction, however, was met with a reality check from social media users who pointed out the conflicting message from the administration. Many were quick to remind him of the White House’s earlier criticism of the show’s relevance, highlighting the apparent hypocrisy of his positive response to the very same show. This incident marks the second time in recent weeks that South Park has drawn the attention of the administration, sparking a conversation about the show’s continued cultural and political impact.