The South Park Season 27 premiere "Sermon on the 'Mount" was subversive political art designed to piss off Paramount and Donald Trump.

In its Season 27 premiere, South Park takes direct aim at Donald Trump with its most unapologetic political satire yet

After penning a deal with Paramount for $1.5 Billion USD, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have brought back South Park for its twenty-seventh season. Titled “Sermon on The ‘Mount”, the premiere episode once again proves how the creative team isn’t scared of wading into some controversial territory and is more than willing to hit topics that have happened quite recently.

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"Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset" (Aired 12/1/04): Parker and Stone delivered one of their most scathing celebrity critiques ever when they targeted socialite/reality star Paris Hilton. Hilton's fame may have faded, but this episode has lost none of its bite.

In this South Park episode, the plot delves into the territory of racism and a bit of religion in America. It begins with Chef wanting to change the flag of the town, which depicts a Black person being hanged by four white figures, calling it racist, while Jimbo wants to keep it like that.