‘South Park’ Depicts Town ‘Infested’ By Billionaires Obssessed With Joe Rogan’s Podcast

The episode “Billionaire Weenietown” focuses on the side character Butters, who rages in school about the town’s “billionaire problem” and blames their data centers for power cuts at his home.

Instead of making them appear like the rest of the show’s characters, “South Park” depicts billionaires as small, rodent-sized, anthropomorphic male genitals and doesn’t identify any of them by name.

“Billionaire Weenietown” is depicted as a small, gilded mound in Butters’ backyard with data centers, banks, and palatial buildings, prompting the South Park character to call in pest control.

The billionaire town’s mayor then warns its residents that they may be starting to annoy people and demands that they stop drawing attention to themselves by going on the Joe Rogan podcast and boosting their social media following with their takes on issues.

The mayor later does a presentation on “proper billionaire etiquette” and demands that billionaires shouldn’t go on podcasts to “talk about peptides” or go on social media to “feed COVID conspiracies by discussing their wife’s six miscarriages.”

Later in the show, a news segment labels the billionaires a “highly invasive species threatening its ecosystem” and says the town is “infested” with private jets.