'South Park' roasts Logan Paul in new special, Internet calls it 'comedic brilliance'

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: The recent special episode of the iconic comedy series 'South Park' which aired on Wednesday, December 20 was an absolute blast.

This time, they aimed at Logan Paul and his Prime energy drink, delivering an outrageously hilarious roast.

When it comes to mocking and satirizing, the iconic comedy show never disappoints. And their latest special on Paramount+ is no exception.

The episode titled 'South Park (Not Suitable For Children)' took viewers on a wild ride, targeting the YouTuber-turned-entrepreneur, which fans praised as "comedic brilliance."

Logan garnered significant attention in the news not too long ago, while George Janko playfully teases a "wild" upcoming podcast episode with Andrew Tate. This comes months after the fallout with the YouTuber.

'South Park' roasts Logan Paul

In a segment of the show, the character Clyde Donovan is seen watching an influencer, Logan LeDouche who bears a striking resemblance to Paul, promoting his beverage brand, "Cred" which looks identical to Prime Hydration bottles, per TMZ.

LeDouche emphasizes in the scene, "The most important thing is to be yourself. When I feel I can't be myself, that's when I need a hydrating drink  that'll pick me up -- that's when I need Cred!!"

The parody takes a jab at Logan's extravagant marketing strategy for the company, which involved him skydiving while sipping a bottle of Prime.

The episode also humorously criticizes the company’s contentious energy drink, which Senator Chuck Schumer scrutinized, stating it could be detrimental to Logan's predominantly young audience – despite the cans explicitly stating they're intended for individuals aged 18 and above.

"Drink Cred at your school today!! Not intended for children," the narrator in the clip announces.

Logan appears to take it all in stride, as he recently posted the clip on his social media accounts.

Internet hails 'South Park'

As 'South Park' humorously roasts Logan Paul, the internet has hailed the show as "comedic brilliance."

A fan tweeted," South Park consistently delivers comedic brilliance!"

"South Park really just does whatever they want," noted another.

"South Park always knows how to bring the humor!" added another.

"Interesting marketing strategy," said another. 

"South Park with a gangster move," stated another.

One user noted, "Haha, sounds like a must-watch! I'll grab my PRIME hydration and get ready to laugh."

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