South Park creators rebrand show 'South America' in Trump naming jab

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The creators of the animated comedy series South Park have temporarily renamed their show 'South America' in an apparent satirical dig at President Donald Trump. The move references Trump's repeated proposals since beginning his second term to rename several US geographic features with the word 'America'. Trump has floated renaming a lake, a gulf, and even an entire US state as part of these proposals. The South Park rebranding is widely seen as a pointed parody of the president's naming ambitions.

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