All articles tagged with #political satire
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. teamed with Kid Rock to share a provocative Make America Healthy Again workout video on X, featuring gym scenes, shirtless moments, a jeans-clad cold plunge and milk-drinking, which critics treated as a troll and sparked polarized online reactions about its odd branding and messaging.
Jon Stewart roasted Donald Trump and MAGA on The Daily Show, blasting their culture of offense and ‘safe spaces’ as he highlighted recent conservative meltdowns—from Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl moment to athletes speaking out—delivering a sharp rebuke of the right’s power-victimhood dynamic.
Toby Morton, a former South Park writer, has launched a satirical website for the Trump-Kennedy Center, featuring a provocative mission statement and upcoming events, including a New Year’s Eve performance, as a humorous commentary on political and cultural themes.
Jimmy Kimmel delivered a provocative alternative Christmas message on the UK’s Channel 4, criticizing Donald Trump and highlighting issues of free speech and tyranny in America, while recounting his show's suspension and return amid political controversy.
Late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, and Seth Meyers humorously critique Donald Trump's surprise primetime address and recent controversial White House interviews, highlighting the spectacle and political absurdity surrounding Trump's actions and statements.
Saturday Night Live's cold open humorously depicts Trump ignoring an emergency in the Oval Office to complain about election results and Democratic winners, including Mamdani, while making satirical comments on current political issues and his administration's challenges.
Late-night hosts criticized Donald Trump's extravagant Great Gatsby-themed Halloween party at Mar-a-Lago, held as millions of Americans lost SNAP benefits, calling it tone-deaf and over-the-top, with jokes highlighting its disconnect from national struggles.
Saturday Night Live's cold open featured a mayoral debate with celebrity cameos, including Ramy Youssef as Zohran Mamdani, Shane Gillis as Curtis Sliwa, and Miles Teller as Andrew Cuomo, with political satire and humorous portrayals of candidates.
Saturday Night Live's episode hosted by Miles Teller was a mediocre outing with some standout sketches like the absurd police press conference, but overall lacked energy and sharpness, reflecting a season in a rut with minimal risk-taking and relevance.
Saturday Night Live's cold open featured a satirical depiction of New York City politics, including a parody of Zohran Mamdani's campaign, with appearances by Miles Teller as Andrew Cuomo, Shane Gillis as Curtis Sliwa, and James Austin Johnson as Donald Trump, highlighting topical political humor and upcoming episodes.
South Park's Halloween special humorously depicts U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi with a persistent brown substance on her nose, symbolizing her fawning over Trump, in a satirical take on political loyalty and media portrayal.
The latest South Park episode, a Halloween special, satirizes political events including Trump's White House demolition, conspiracy theories, and current political chaos, blending humor with social commentary and highlighting the show's evolving approach to topical issues.
South Park's latest episode features a meme coin called 'South Park Sucks Now,' referencing a domain secured since 2006 that redirects to Comedy Central, while the show continues its satirical critique of politics and modern finance, including Trump and crypto scams.
In its 2025 Halloween episode, South Park humorously admits it 'sucks now' due to political controversy, featuring a plot where Melania haunts Trump and the characters create a 'South Park Sucks Now' crypto meme, with the episode satirizing recent political and social issues.
Late-night hosts Seth Meyers, Stephen Colbert, and Jimmy Kimmel humorously critique Donald Trump's lavish South Korea visit, highlighting his desire for royal treatment, his comments on China's efficiency, and the humorous gifts he received, all while mocking the political and diplomatic antics.