South Park Season 29's episode 2, Billionaire Weenietown, which was released on Comedy Central on September 30, 2026, satirizes billionaires and the increasing number of AI data centers being built. The episode ends with a scene that shows an AI version of President Donald Trump using the restroom.In the scene, we see the AI version of Trump's animated penis sing and detach. Before that, audiences hear audio from a controversial campaign ad. Trump supporters are not happy with the episode and have expressed their dislike online.Why are Trump supporters unhappy about the new South Park episode?In the South Park episode, Billionaire Weenietown, tech billionaires and their data centers are portrayed as a tiny gilded town in Butters Skotch's backyard. We see the backyard populated by small, anthropomorphic, sentient penises with cartoon eyes, metaphors for actual tech billionaires. The data centers cause repeated power outages, preventing Butters from watching his favorite Dr. Pimple Popper videos, which makes him angry and causes him to call pest control on them. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostWhile most of the episode satirizes billionaires and AI data centers, towards the end of the episode, the show portrays an AI version of U.S. President Donald Trump. He is shown relieving himself in a public restroom stall. We first hear audio from a controversial campaign ad.Then, the AI Trump's penis begins to sing We’re in the Money before detaching from Trump’s body and flying away like a punctured balloon. Viewers who are Trump supporters are not happy with the episode because of this particular scene. While the show has mocked Trump in the past, his AI version's penis being portrayed is not something his supporters have taken lightly.Some supporters of the president have indirectly expressed their dislike of the episode by saying the show has become unnecessarily political. Others have expressed that South Park has been gradually trying to take jabs at Trump and Trump only. In the most recent South Park episode, the show subtly suggests that times in America are bad and will hopefully be better after the November 2026 elections. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostTrump supporters aren't happy with South Park mocking Trump or his administration. Their general complaint is that the show isn't poking fun at both sides, that is, both left and right. To Trump supporters, the show seems to be making fun of only Trump and Republicans. Many have even declared that they won't be watching the show anymore.While this isn't the first time the show has made fun of Trump, it might be its wildest jab at him yet. Trump supporters are evidently not happy, with many actively hating on the show. While it is an unfortunate reaction, it doesn't look like the showrunners will be put off by it, as they have always been known for taking risks.All episodes of South Park are streaming on Paramount+. The next episode will be released on Comedy Central on October 14, 2026.For more articles like this, follow Soapcentral.