Ex-South Park writer takes major swing at Trump after beating president to web domain
One of the show's former writers is known for similar comedic stunts
South Park and trolling have gone hand in hand for over 25 years.
The TV show has never been shy in poking fun at the biggest world figures, and it feels like they've reached a new height with their latest season.
Seasons 27 and 28 of Comedy Central show have been released throughout the course of this year, and we've seen Donald Trump become the butt of the joke more than anyone else.
Cast your mind back a matter of months, and we saw the President snuggle up with Satan in one of the show's episodes, while they also made their own spoof advert which featured Trump crawling naked through the desert, exposing a microp***s.
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South Park hasn't slowed down despite comments from the White House, with its latest episode depicting Trump and Vice President JD Vance trying to kill the former's unborn child, with whom the Devil is pregnant.
It seems like working on the show at one point or another pushes you to let the troll-like side of you show more, as ex-writer Toby Morton has stolen a website domain and aimed a dig at the President.
He purchased 'Trump Kennedy' domains months before the 47th US President renamed the iconic Kennedy Centre, with the hijacked site stating that it will 'ring in the new year with a performance by the Epstein dancers'.
News of the website comes the week after an announcement from the White House stating that the government-owned arts theatre would be renamed.
Originally named after the 35th US President, John F. Kennedy, as a 'living memorial', it will officially be renamed the Trump-Kennedy Centre.
The website sports a logo which mirrors some of the controversial redactions in the latest releases of the Epstein files.
It states: "Beginning January 2026, TrumpKennedyCenter.org enters a new era of devotion, unity, and inherited authority.
"We exist to preserve what must endure, to honor what must not be questioned, and to gather those who understand that greatness is not chosen, it is recognised.
"Here, tradition is not remembered. It is maintained. Ceremonies, recognitions, and sanctioned appearances will be revealed in due time.
"Participation is not required, but belonging is expected."
Donation links can be found on the page, too, as Morton revealed that he purchased the domain names ‘trumpkennedycenter.org’ and ‘trumpkennedycenter.com’ back in August.
Speaking to The Washington Post, Morton said he knew the President would put his name on the building as he noticed him 'gutting the Kennedy Center board earlier this year'.
The gamble paid off for the former South Park writer, who wrote on the show from 2001 to 2003.
Morton regularly buys domain names and turns them into comedic sites as a form of political activism, often replying to haters on his Instagram page.
He recently shared a screenshot of a message from Kerry Kennedy, the niece of John F. Kennedy, which read: "I can’t tell you how thrilled that was when I read that you had purchased the Trump Kennedy center domain name.
"There are many forms back to this system, and yours is unique and impactful. I just want to express my gratitude."
The writer even targets Democrats, with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer having a site named 'ResignChuck.com' in dedication to him.
Ohio Democratic Representative Joyce Beatty recently filed a lawsuit to remove the President's name from the centre, though, claiming that 'only Congress has the authority to rename the Kennedy Centre'.
She added: "President Trump and his cronies must not be allowed to trample federal law and bypass Congress to feed his ego."
LADbible Group has contacted the White House and the Kennedy Center for comment.
Topics: South Park, Donald Trump, Politics, Jeffrey Epstein, US News
Joshua Nair