Trey Parker and Matt Stone dropped by “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” this week, and they brought along a tiny prop that they used to give Donald Trump a micropenis on their animated show, “South Park.” Kimmel got one look at the fleshy deepfake and did not hold back, telling the duo, “I think you’re being generous.”
As the studio erupted into laughter, Parker and Stone sat there with straight faces, jokingly explaining that the contraption was their so-called “deepfake AI rig” — a name for what was clearly just a piece of latex.
Jimmy Kimmel responds to ‘South Park’ creators producing prosthetic used to create Donald Trump’s penis
The bit on “South Park” showed a live-action Donald Trump with exactly that anatomy, and the prop reached Jimmy Kimmel, who could not resist getting hands-on. He slipped the prosthetic onto his pinky finger and started talking to it like a disappointed parent.
Kimmel said, “Why are you making so much trouble? It’s okay,” cooing, “You don’t even work anymore,” before adding that the thing belonged in the Smithsonian.
The whole exchange fit perfectly into Kimmel’s long-running fascination with the president. Back in 2018, he had adult film star Stormy Daniels on the show and asked her to identify Trump’s private part by pointing to a lineup of mushrooms, and that image stuck around.
Moreover, during Trump’s 2024 trial, Kimmel’s monologues returned to the subject often, so much so that it became a constant theme.
Parker and Stone, for their part, seemed delighted that their $300-million gag, which was another joke, had done so well, and they even offered to sell copies of it online. Meanwhile, Kimmel signed off the segment by calling the prop a “little treasure” and thanking the guests for bringing it.
Somewhere in a “South Park” studio, a tiny rubber penis is now the most famous guest of the late-night week, all while Jimmy Kimmel continues to take shots at Donald Trump.
