"South Park" Revealed How They Made That Trump Micropenis Scene, And I Can't Believe It Was Real
So, at the end of the episode, there's a PSA with WHAT WE THOUGHT was a deepfake of Trump getting naked in the desert.
You can watch it here, btw.
At the end of that PSA, Trump is lying on the ground in the desert and *that* micropenis pops out.
Then we get the (now) classic tagline: "Trump: His penis is teeny tiny, but his love for us is large."
At a Comic-Con panel in San Diego, creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone said they were able to sneak "it" (the micropenis) into the episode because they put googly eyes on it, which essentially made it a "character."
Buuut now, everyone's mind (including mine) is blown because that whole thing turned out to be "real."
Yuuuup.
It was not just totally AI.
And also *it* was a finger.
As this person said, "I wanna read the casting call so bad just to see how it was described."
Bye!
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