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Published 15:39 3 Feb 2017 GMT

But now creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have said they're backing away from satirising the new President – because he makes it too hard.
"It's tricky now because satire has become reality," Parker told ABC News in Australia.
"It's really hard to make fun of and in the last season of South Park, which just ended a month-and-a-half ago, we were really trying to make fun of what was going on but we couldn't keep up and what was actually happening was much funnier than anything we could come up with. So we decided to kind of back off and let them do their comedy and we'll do ours."
He added: "We were like, f**k him, we don’t want to give him the satisfaction."
South Park is returning for its 21st season later this year. With Trump out of the picture, it looks like some other unsuspecting celebrity is going to have to bear the brunt of Parker and Stone's jokes.
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