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When Butters turned down Lisa Berger for being “too fat” on South Park‘s season finale, it seemed like just another offensive episode of Comedy Central’s long-running series. But when it was revealed that Butters’ entire perception of female beauty stems from HollywoodLife.com staple Kim Kardashian, I knew the evening was “Bound 2″ end up incredible.
Immediately, Wendy argued that Kim not only is Kim “overweight” in real life, but she’s literally a Hobbit. And who came to Kim’s defense, besides the always-professional Mr. Mackey? Why, none other than Kanye West, who is now apparently open about being a “recovering gay fish.”
Clearly inspired by Kanye’s recent string of self-loving rants, South Park‘s Yeezy was completely out of his gourd. He was also unable to disprove Wendy’s claims about Kim being a Hobbit.
Not content with merely spearing Kim, South Park widened its sights to the entire Kardashian krew. In an inadvertent comparison to Hobbits, Kanye claimed that Keeping Up With The Kardashians is a TV show about ”short, loud little people living in a fantasy world.”
Eventually, Kanye realized he is engaged to a Hobbit, and he’s surprisingly OK with it. After a dramatic reading of Kim’s Hobbit adventures — during which Kanye referred to her “fat,” then said she’ll never be as good as Beyoncé – he decided that he loves her no matter what she is.
Despite the episode’s over-the-top and arguably hurtful methods, it actually did bare one important lesson for us all: Be nice and stop hating, because “nobody likes a girl who’s jelly.”
Source: Hollywoodlife
