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VOICE OVER: Rebecca Brayton
To call these "South Park" moments controversial would be a gross understatement. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the Top 10 Funniest Moments from South Park's “Not Suitable For Children” special. Our countdown of the funniest moments from "South Park (Not Suitable for Children)" includes FBI and Assassin Standoff, The Cred Massacre, Randy Makes a Cooking Video, and more!

#10: The Cred Song

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The energy drink Cred has taken South Park Elementary by storm. Because it’s the new “cool thing” to have in school, Cartman naturally has to sing a song about it. Albeit brief, the sound of children singing the chorus adds another fun element to it all. Even Clyde gets a chance to sing his own rendition of the tune and his dry delivery makes for a fun listen! Too bad the whole moment is completely ruined after it’s discovered that his cred drink is nothing more than just apple juice in an empty cred bottle…

#9: The Influencer Meeting

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Looking to increase his fame as an influencer, Randy seeks out an agent. When Randy outlines his purpose behind this objective, the agent can’t help but be shocked. What he doesn’t realize is that what Randy meant was that he wanted to have a larger social media presence than his wife. Randy of course doesn’t take the time to clarify. Despite the misinterpretation, the meeting continues. He also emphasizes his content isn’t for children, and the agent plays along, believing he’s acting sarcastically. The poor miscommunication on Randy’s end is just another reason why he’s a fan favorite.

#8: FBI and Assassin Standoff

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Normally, standoffs between a criminal and the law enforcement (whether fictional or in reality) are shaped by the drama and tenseness of the moment. This confrontation, however, was anything but. Shortly after taking out influencer Logan LeDouche, the assailant in question is surrounded by the FBI. What ensues is a light debate between both parties on which demographics predominantly consume social media content and the ethics behind it all. It all concludes with one cheesy line that is said so unenthusiastically by the assassin one can’t help but laugh. The only thing funnier than this debate was the reveal of who the culprit was all along.

#7: The Influencer Auction

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Ever wonder how sponsors get in touch with influencers? Well, “South Park” gives us their own wacky and unbelievable take on this! Ready to get some sponsors, Randy is sent to a location that, unbeknownst to him, is holding an auction, where influencers are quite literally auctioned off! From China to toy company Mattel, countries and companies alike bid on these influencers. In true “South Park” fashion, even the auctioneer is lampooned, as he speaks way too fast. And when it’s Randy's turn to be auctioned off, no one puts an offer in. Fortunately, the humiliation is short lived…

#6: The Cred Massacre

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The boys arrive in Pueblo to get their hands on the latest Cred flavor, only to be greeted by a herd of children also ready to buy some as well. Even before the store opens, the children are restless. And once the doors do finally open, the children barge in. In a scene mirroring something straight out of an apocalyptic thriller film, it’s everyone for themselves as they struggle and put their lives on the line to get a bottle of cred. We can’t decide whether to either grasp or laugh at how seriously the children take this and the subsequent aftermath. Without any Cred (pun partially intended), the boys handle like it’s the end of the world…literally.

#5: Randy’s First Attempt at OnlyFans

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When we saw Randy’s reaction at how much South Park Elementary’s art teacher makes a week from OnlyFans, we only knew it was a matter of time before the inevitable. We find the geologist-now-turned-weed farmer trying his hand at being an OnlyFans model. It’s uncomfortable, awkward yet hilarious all at once. And just when the moment can’t get any funnier, Sharon walks in on Randy and her reaction says it all. As with every conversation Sharon has with her husband after he develops a new obsession, her warnings go on deaf ears and we know chaos is bound to ensue…

#4: News Reporter Fake Out

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Randy and Sharon aren’t the only ones on OnlyFans. At a CVS in Pueblo where the latest flavor of Cred will be made available, a reporter is live on the scene. Only….he’s not actually a reporter. Nor does he work for a news network. As we slowly zoom out of the frame, we learn that the man is (of course) a creator merely reporting on the event live on his OnlyFans. The sensual music transition is also a nice added touch, making the fake out all the more hilarious.

#3: A Conversation With the Parents

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The only person at school who’s without any cred is Clyde. He’s concerned and so are his parents…but not for the same reason. When Clyde sits down with his parents, everyone thinks they are on the same page. But the audience knows this is not the case. The inevitable occurs, and the realization that both parties are talking about completely different things entirely occurs when Clyde’s father says…this: SB [Let me explain to you what double penetration is.”] His father was of course referencing the art teacher being on OnlyFans, but how could Clyde know that? Talk about a terrible, yet hilarious, segue.

#2: Randy Makes a Cooking Video

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Randy’s back at it on OnlyFans, only this time around, things seem to be tame for once. The audience is greeted to what looks like a cooking video, as Randy reveals the ingredients he’ll be using to make what he calls an “authentic pad thai.” As he introduces each ingredient one by one, everything seems normal…until it’s not and the punchline/final ingredient is revealed. We can’t show it, but he refers to it as “fresh nuts.” Since he’s making this for OnlyFans, we’ll leave it to you to decide what that means…

#1: Miners

Randy is apprehended by the FBI, but it’s only when his wife comes to his rescue that he soon realizes the consequences of his actions. An FBI rep informs him that miners are beginning to post the same type content that he and other influencers publish on OnlyFans. But the miner he’s talking about is spelled with an e. To illustrate what he means (and so that viewers ultimately get in on the gag) Randy is shown a photo montage of several miners revealing their manhood, only it’s clearly photoshopped considering how vintage the images look. This special is full of double entendres, but this one might just take the cake. Will you become an OnlyFans model after watching the “Not Suitable For Children” special? Let us know in the comments.

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