Charlie Kirk calls on South Park a sarcasm with an emblem of honor

The founder of Turning Point Usa Charlie Kirk may have strengthened himself as a pop culture character because he appears to have been risky by South Park.

In a joke on Tuesday for its next episode, Kirk’s similarity was adopted by the iconic “South Park” Eric Cartuman, who is seen with a hairstyle similar to the conservative Brand, and he is hot with a classmate, which reflects Kirk’s exchange with students on the campus.

“You can just keep silent, bebe, because you hate America and love abortion,” Cartuman screams from his student colleague Baby Stevens.

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Kirk quickly embraced the sarcastic simulation, and changed his profile image to a screenshot of Cartuman and send For more than 5 million of his followers, “I am watching this.”

Talk to Fox News digitalKirk said he laughed when he saw humor for the first time, saying that several people sent him the clip. I initially thought it was “a kind of dwarf of artificial intelligence.”

“I think it is a kind of funny and shows somewhat to show the cultural influence and resonance that our movement was able to achieve,” Kirk told Fox News Digital. “So I look at this as a sign of honor.”

Kirk said that he had not seen much of “South Park” in recent years as he did in high school, but he estimated the long -term animation series as “a perpetrator of equal opportunities.”

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Although it is unclear what Kirk’s Kirchman’s Carment’s character is doing, which will remain on August 6, it may give the first show last week’s season an idea.

In the previous episode, Cartman is motivated after an announcement that “waking up has died”, causing a fourth -grade attacking student, where anyone else in South Park receives their cultural sensitivities. Meanwhile, the controversy erupted in his hometown when South Park began to pump Christianity into school, until he was going on the horizon in the corridors.

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Kirk said: “I am excited to see it because we, look, we conservatives need to be able to joke, right? We should not take ourselves seriously.” “This is something the left always did to affect themselves and their movement.”

“They are professional comedians. Maybe they will protect me, and I think this is a good thing. This is what is going on around it, being in public life, as you know, speaks a difference. I will get a good spirit on this topic. I will see it. I will laugh at it,” Kirk continued. “From a religious point of view, we are all sinners. We all do not come from the glory of God. As from the point of view of a more practical life, we are all people. Stop taking yourself seriously. This may be one of the problems we faced in our policy is that people cannot take a joke.”

“South Park”, which is broadcast on the Central Comedy, did not keep punches against the president Donald Trump After the mother company reached a great settlement with him earlier this month to resolve a “60 -minute” suit.

In the first show of the twenty -seventh season, Trump was repeatedly compared to the late Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein (who was previously ridiculed during the Iraq war), literally photographing him in bed with Satan, and was neglected by the threats of a lawsuit. The episode soon became a viral to show a life -like graphic photography for the president and genitals.

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“This show was not more than 20 years old and was hanging with a thread with unprocessed ideas in a desperate, interesting attempt,” White House spokesman Taylor Rogers told Fox News Digital. “President Trump has got more promises in only six months more than any other president in our country’s history-and no fourth degree offer can show a hotline for President Trump.”

Trey Parker and Matt Stone, creators in “South Park”, recently reached a massive deal worth $ 1.5 billion with Paramount.

Fox News Gabriel Hayes contributed to this report.