In the opening episode of South Park‘s 21st season, Kendrick Lamar’s hit single “HUMBLE.” was covered by a hillbilly character.
The episode, titled “White People Renovating Houses,” sees digital home assistants like Alexa and Google Home being replaced by real people. Cartman’s mom hires one named Jimbob and tells him to play some K. Dot.
“I remember syrup sandwiches and crime allowances/ Finesse a dude with some counterfeits, but now I’m countin’ this Parmesan,” he sings in a country rendition before Cartman interrupts him. Jimbob returns to the song right away, though, exclaiming “My left hook just went viral” (though it’s not clear why the show uses the word hook instead of “stroke,” as heard in the original version.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MGQKOLQNwE
Kendrick, who isn’t too active on Twitter, hasn’t had anything to say about the Comedy Central show’s homage to his track. One thing is for sure though, he certainly got off easier in South Park compared to previous depictions of Hip Hop figures like Diddy and Kanye West.
Fans of the show certainly thought the bit was a nice touch. Check out some of the reaction below.
Because it’s South Park, Comedy Central probably thought “my left stroke just went viral” is a jerk off reference.
South Park has been shit for ages now.
The song sucks anyways they made it understandable to people of how weak the song is but yall motherfuckss praise it like its the lyrical tirade