SOUTH PARK - The Jeffersons [REACTION!] Season 8 Episode 6 

It’s always been so funny to me that Kenny’s appearance without his hoodie in this episode is so random and never played up as some big reveal

Trey's voice as MJ is one of the most amazing impressions in the series imo.

Reference game on point as always - that's why this is one of my favorite reaction channels

I grew up with a girl called Shannon and we used to call her Shamona because of this episode. Now I’m older it doesn’t make sense but it’s still funny thinking back lol

MJ is hands down my favorite celebrity spoofs on this show. Perfection

Everyone talks about Cartman and Randy, but I believe that Officer Yates is truly underrated! Easy Top 5 character

7:34 Oh man, that subtle flinch of discomfort killed me. 😂

I believe Michael was innocent. I have to say, even though I am a huge fan of his music and don't believe he ever did anything wrong, this still cracks me up.

15:33 im probebly in the Minority, but i still believe in Michael Jackson's innocence.

Season 6, Episode 14: The Death Camp of Tolerance. Predicted society perfectly.

"Be cool dude. I think maybe he's a burn victim or something." This quote lives rent free in my head 😂

I remember being about 11 and watching this 3 hour long biopic on VH1 or MTV of Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5. The way his father beat them and made them work unreasonable hours made me really sad. Interestingly, I watched it just before the famous 60 minutes interview came out. I had so much sympathy for Michael and his brothers and sisters. I was torn between the allegations against him in the 2000s and the abuse he went through growing up. Mom told me to pray for him.

Dash your editing is so good and ufcking hilarious.

Micheal Jackson really did have a wild transformation. I never really saw a timeline picture like the one you posted int he video, its fascinating to me that it's even possible. As far as my take on the allegations.. I don't know. I hope its not true. I'll always love his music, and he clearly was an extremely troubled individual. If it's true then at least he can't hurt anyone anymore, if it isn't true then he is at peace. Love your reactions Dash, I lost access to my main youtube account, so you got a new subscriber via this one, but I've been here with you for over a year now!

The bit of them going to shoot him bc they think he’s black, but then being disgusted bc they see he has white skin and they almost framed an innocent “white man” instead of a black one 😂

I love 15:51 😂

You know what's crazy... I remember when the Scream music video debuted, because my family got together with their friends (all musicians) to watch it. Like legit had a party just to watch the video.

I think Blanket's voice is cute on scene ----> 7:16

“Laugh and giggle and scream “hehee!” lol

8:23 Is that freaking Enmity from Empire Earth playing in the background?

This one creeped me out when I first saw it. Just the music when Jefferson and Blanket were pulling their nose

When South Park makes fun of celebrities or politicians they do their homework

posted just as I was watching another one of your videos haha

Dash....I've watched other SP reaction vids and you are so many light years ahead. Honestly hope you branch out to other things...your takes are on point. Wishing you well from Georgia.

“looks like he has more money than all of us put together, black son of a bitch” 😂

It's interesting to me that people see Cartman as the embodiment of evil, because the creator's of the show said so. He's not. He's the embodiment of the average person watching the show. Same way Kyle is morality, Stan is the common man, Randy is the comic's comic, and Kenny is that one cool friend from our childhood who lived in a trailer and had crazy parents - and that's why he seems so relatable. But Cartman is a mirror. I don't think most people realize that.

9:48 good luck arresting Sammy Sosa.

Next episode you gotta do after this one is "Dead Celebrities". Another classic Michael "Jefferson" episode 😂😅

What is Macaulay Culkin's favorite salad dressing? Neverland Ranch. (brandon dicamillo circa 2004)

"I.T." was a missed opportunity. MJ was actually in a movie with E.T. called Moonwalker.

Dash please watch the 25th anniversary concert! It’s so magical

He was a PD File

in this episode Keni talk normal for the first time...

"DRRT'TB, JEERCT-UH! HEE-HEE!, OOHHHHHHH!!!"

Finally I've been waiting for this reaction

Best South Park reactions on RU-vid

7:37 add this to the top times south park broke dash compilation 😂

The bit about Yates is they are making fun of the idea that the the police are framing people like Kobe for his case and OJ, like people were claiming

At 7:39 it appears you’re playing with your nipples when Cartman is about to kiss Mr Jefferson 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hey Dash how's Japan? You Military? Your south park clips got me through life changing surgery. My theeth. I hope you get discovered maybe get your netflix show!

Never have I clicked on a video from Dash for a reaction to a South Park episode that I've been waiting for.

It always breaks my heart seeing how handsome he was in that first pic at 11:38 it’s a tricky thing bc I want to say he looks happier there then the later pictures but obviously since he chose to change every single aspect of him in the first picture, he clearly wasn’t happy with how he looked. But he looked great, I mean he looks like a totally normal handsome guy you’d see on like an ambercrombie & fitch ad. What’s weird and sort of counter intuitive is he seemed to hate the level of fame he got to which anyone would, that’s an unprecedented level of fame no human brain is wired to deal with. There’s really no feasible way to do it, so few celebrities at that level are well adjusted. But if he had never gotten plastic surgery and stayed how he looked in the first picture, not only would he maybe still be alive idk bout that, but at the very least he would’ve had an easier time walking around the world and not getting instantly recognized. He’d still get recognized of course I think a lot of people over a certain age would know that’s MJ even back then bc he’s just that famous, but obviously he wouldn’t stick out in a crowd the way he did when he looked how he did in the fourth picture. Even if he had stopped at the second one where he seemed to fix his nose but hadn’t done as much skin damage, the third one he starts getting a bit androgynous for better or worse maybe he wanted that idk. But when I was a kid like 6 or 7, the first Michael Jackson video I saw was Bad which is the album cover used for that third picture of him in his 30s. I saw the music video a bunch bc my dad had it on his computer or something so we’d watch it over and over and I don’t remember exactly how long it took me to realize it wasn’t a girl, but I know at LEAST the first handful of times I watched it I thought it was a girl. I was too young to actually know famous people maybe I’d heard the name Michael Jackson but I didn’t put together it was the same person, I just heard the voice and saw that video and thought it was a girl. I didn’t even go “huh is that a girl or a guy” I didn’t think anything of it I just went “oh that girl has good moves and a good voice” and moved on. Then later I was in the car and I remember my dad laughing at me for thinking he was a girl lmaoo

1:23 Chu-Chu Nezumi!

The 💩 that SP gets away with is absolutely insane. Hilarious, but insane.

Love your shirt

To many people praise Michael Jackson let’s not forget he was a predator. Glad to see South Park making fun of him.

yo. i know dash will appreciate how silly s13 e6 “pinewood derby”

you have to feel bad for Michael Jackson his life is insane never caught a break in his life to be normal, he bought a supermarket just to go shopping to experience normal life.

My take on MJ is that I like his music, that's all

Now watch Elementary School Musical 😂

You should react to the Meteor Shower trilogy Season 3, Episode 7 ,8 , 9 Cat Orgy Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub Jewbilee

Trey was a little TOO on the nose with his Michael impression

Funny how they go all this way to frame the new rich black guy in town but they don’t do anything about Tolkien’s dad who’s the richest man in South Park

Jerrerson - Jackson....it's your own history....learn it.

lol this aired when michael jefferson was still alive

This is easily in the top 10 best South Park episodes. How they handled Michael Jackson's character was great.

"Dead Celebrities" would be a great follow up to this one, and I think it fits Dash's taste in South Park perfectly as well!

My favorite thing about Dash living in Japan is that he drops videos when I'm up late as hell in my timezone 😂

I think the best take on MJ is that he was an immensely talented musical prodigy who's influence cannot be overstated. But regardless of whether the accusations he faced are true or not he was definitely deeply troubled who did some inappropriate things. His whole life was pretty much an endless rollercoaster of illnessess and pain, both mental and physical. He spent his whole life in the spotlight, was abused as a child, suffered from diseases like vitiligo and lupus and got addicted to painkillers and surgery after suffering horrific fourth degree burns. His low self-esteem caused him to never dare to explain his troubles which resulted in the media portraying him as an eccentric weirdo, which only fueled his insecurities. He also suffered from eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia and it's also worth noting that he was raised as a Jehova's Witness, which most certainly warped his sense of self and his sense of morality. His close friend Elizabeth Taylor once surprised him with his first christmas (he could never experience it due to his religious upbringing) and while he was grateful he reportedly went to the bathroom to cry, feeling like he both didn't deserve it and that he was betraying his beliefs. He eventually had his doctor give him strong anesthetics every night to help him sleep due to his immense backpain (essentially knocking him out, so he went like two months without any real sleep) which eventually killed him. Honestly I can't help but feel bad for the guy. Considering what he went trough it's a small miracle he didn't turn out much, much worse than he did.

I think for starters Michael suffered a lot of abuse as a kid specifically from his father. Combine that with fame at a young age and it's no wonder he turned out the way he did.

Best South Park reactor on RU-vid and it’s not ever close. The extra insight you’re able to add is extraordinary. Please don’t stop.

7:38 I haven't seen your skin crawl like that since the "Cartman Joins Namba" episode. This time you even screamed!

Any episode with Harrison Yates is a gonna be a banger. What I learned from this episode was to never frame a guy until you are sure if he is black. Which I'm pretty sure was the message Trey was trying to convey.

I can't believe it's taken you so long to get to this one! This is definitely one of the funniest episodes, almost every line has me dying.

Cartman & Michael Jac...Jefferson about to kiss in Stan's dream creeped us all out too Dash. 😵😂 Hee hee. Jajopeejopa.

This episode was one of the main ones to establish Kyle's nurturing side with the way he starts taking care of Blanket.

Matt and Trey held an outdoor concert for the 25th anniversary of the show. They performed songs from the series and movie. I would have loved to have been there.

Rest in Peace Mr. Jackson

Those Micheal clips you found are so spot on. Dash you never fail to amaze me with your references, you're probably one of the most worldly reactioners I know of. I love video games too, what are some of your favorites?

Holy cow, Dash. The smash cuts to the exact moments they were referencing from those interviews. It's weird how much they *weren't* exaggerating with the way he talked. Also well done recognising Kenny, it was a hilarious reveal for me when I first watched it.

12:28 we all need a loving and supportive wife like harrison yates has.

I know you get this a lot, but i can't overstate how refreshing it is for a react channel to catch more of the references and in jokes than me, especially when ive seen almost all of these south park episodes more than once.

I'm a big fan of Michael Jackson's music. From the Jackson 5 to his solo works. He was a musical genius. The King of Pop. ❤ His personal life is a whole other conversation. 😂😂😂

The Michael Jackson case was always a weird one for so many years everyone said he was guilty than shortly after his tragic death countless conspiracy theorys were spread and now so many people want justice for MJ 🤷‍♀️

You just witnessed one of the only times in the show you hear Kenny's voice unmuffled and uncensored. He say's "WTF" in a coon episode, and in the movie he has an unmasked line, but other than that this is the only other time you hear him completely normal. All the other he's using a voice changer, muffled, or something interferes with hearing it completely.

I have a theory… hear me out… The reason Dash wasn’t surprised that was Kenny is because he always hears Kenny in his normal not his muffled voice.

🔥 ★ - S 5, Ep. 11 - *Here Comes The Neighborhood* ( Token Episode ft : *WILL SMITH* ) ★ - S 9, Ep. 7 - *Erection Day* _l also recommend some connected episodes_ (part1)S 1, Ep. 8 - *Starvin' Marvin* (part2)S 3, Ep. 13 - *Starvin' Marvin In Space* (part1) S 1, Ep. 13 - *Cartman's Mom Is A D** S**** (part2) S 2, Ep. 2 - *Cartman's Mom Is Still a D** S**** (part1)S 1 Ep. 1 - *Cartman Gets an Anal Probe* (part2)S 7, Ep. 1 - *Cancelled* & (part1) S 6, Ep. 6 - *Professor Chaos* (part2) S 6, Ep. 7 - *The Simpsons Already Did It*

I feel sorry for MJ. He tried to get away from his past all his life by trying to escape from the rest of the world, but the world wouldn't let him. And when he gave greedy people what they wanted, it just invited more of them.

I hope we get more from that cop in the future he's pretty rare as far as secondary characters go but anytime he shows up it's gold.

Trey parker Should be a Michael Jackson impersonator ASAP.

i love the scene with the detective's irish wife giving him the pep talk 🤣one of the best movie cliches ever

I think Michael Jackson was definitely a victim of being a star child. So many times we see that fame and turning a kid into a super star and never get to have a proper childhood, it clearly shows that he wanted to have that sense of childlike wonder for as long as he could, though he definitely had some serious mental instabilities, but I think the poor guy just needed an army of therapists and some loved ones to spend time with to hopefully make a recovery. Its so often that people forget that celebrities are people too, sure, they are often out of touch, terrible or crazy, which makes it easy to hate em, but most of them can change with enough time and care, though my sympathies pretty much end at those corrupt individuals who deeply misuse their power.

Here's a story about MJ from my primary school: I'm from eastern Europe, we had a replacement teacher who was old. The theme of the class was athletic excellence, so she asked us to name a famous athlete we like. I named Michael Jordan. Her response was "no, he's a singer".

Love your vids! No 2-5 min intros with ads just straight to the video and love how you point out all the neat facts. 👍🏽

I was doing a study abroad in London when Michael Jackson died. People were laying flowers in Trafalgar Square after his death was announced. It was a crazy amount of flowers and other types of items that people left there, not to mention the people just hanging out down there crying and singing his songs. It was kind of weird to me the way people were reacting to his death. You just don't see people doing that very often. It goes to show just how big Michael Jackson was that a lot of people would react that way to his death and to do so despite all the horrible rumors that circulated about him.

I think Raz0rfist has the best take on Michael Jackson. There's no way he's actually guilty. But speaking of the m word... You should watch The Wacky M... Adventure!

A great book on Michael Jackson is Remember the Time. It’s testimony from Michael’s last bodyguards from after the trial up until he died. The stories really showed how much Michael cared for his kids but also the paranoia of his celebrity lifestyle, how mismanaged his business was, and how the people surrounding him tried to take advantage of him. Another good one was The Michael Jackson Conspiracy. A beat for beat recap of his trial and acquittal by Aphrodite Jones. Great stuff.

Michael "Jefferson": I'm melting! Dash: Dear God 😨 😂😂😂😂

I think Michael's dad really screwed him up in the head. I do feel bad for him.

спасибо большое за вставки из реальных видео и отсылок на эту серию. я всегда смотрел эту серию и не видел реальные видео ..думал они просто так выдумали. А оказалось прямых отсылок очень много и это выходит ещё круче

Yo I was going to suggest this episode but I forgot, so copacetic. Anyway Dash; The South Park movie is a must. 😂

I love Harrison Yates in this episode he's the best part of the episode, this is one of my favorite episodes of South Park, by the way I hope you check out the sequel of this episode, which is about Dead Celebrities.

How have you not done “The Death Camp of Tolerance?”

How true the police actions are in this episode. But uhh yeah it is just not normal to have kids around without their parents . Check out the song Bubbles Burst by the Claypool Lennon Delerium. Sean Lennon talks about his experiences with MJ and being in Moonwalker.

I mean MJ totally did some shit but no one can deny that he was THE King of Pop

Watch “200” and “201”. The most controversial episodes of “South Park”.

you should do S10 episode 14 Stanley's cup. I think its one of their darker episodes

My thoughts on Michael Jackson are complicated. We know his father exploited Michael and his brothers from a very young age. The “Jackson 5” was started when Michael was only 6. That is a very young and impressionable age to be around the music industry. If he was psychologically, physically, and mentally abused from that age, then I can understand why he might have become like that himself. It’s often the case that people who were abused as kids will become abusers themselves due to trauma. This does not mean everyone who was abused becomes an abuser themselves but it is often the case. HOWEVER, I am not ignorant, and realize that one who is able to seek help for these issues, should seek help. And Michael was able to financially at least. He had the resources to probably afford a very good psychiatrist who could maybe have helped him even if it means being put in a hospital. So if Michael felt that this was an issue, and had the resources, he should’ve sought psychiatric help. HOWEVER AGAIN I am also not naïve, and I realize that that sort of behavior festers in the music and film industry (eg Dan Snyder, Weinstein). Michael Jackson, being in the industry since he was a child probably just went along with it. Again I am not defending him or anyone else who does this but I can empathize with Michael as to where his life might’ve led him wrong

Love it! Brutal head-on fashion typical of SP taking on touchy/taboo topics. I used to believe without much thought that Michael J was just a perv. But now, knowing what we’ve come to learn about the brutalism he endured from his father and what the entertainment industry subjects people to, my stance has softened a little bit on MJ. I’ve started to lean towards thinking that because he was robbed of a childhood on top of the abuse that he was stuck at an adolescent age of development. I know that towards the end, he started doing some talking about the powers that be in “the industry”. Now I’m not so sure that it’s so cut and dry. I allow for the possibility that the powers that be in the industry may have sought his demise.

You should watch “Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy” Season 10 episode 10 .. that is one of my favorite episodes