"California Loves the Homeless" was a song featured in the Season Eleven episode, "Night of the Living Homeless".
Background
The boys lure the homeless away from South Park with a large steel-plated touring bus, sending them to Los Angeles, California, with promises of people who will give them loose change.
Lyrics
Kyle: Alright hit it!
Cartman: Let's hope to Christ this works.
California Love
The Boys:
California
Cartman:
is nice to the homeless
Californ-ya-ya
Super cool to the homeless
The Boys:
In the city
Cartman:
City of Santa Monica
Lots of rich people giving change to the homeless
Homeless Man: Change?
The Boys:
In the city
Kyle:
City of Brentwood
They take really good care
of all their homeless
Cartman: They're listening, let's go!
The Boys:
In the city
Cartman:
Marina Del Rey
They're so nice to the homeless
built 'em port a potties
Stephen: Th-They're leading them away!
Jimbo: We're gonna be alright!
Randy: Oh Glen we made it!
Cartman:
California
Super cool to the homeless
Gerald: Change?
Cartman:
Californ-ya-ya
Is known to donate
The Boys:
In the city
Cartman:
City of Venice
Right by Matt's house
you can chill if you're homeless
Trivia
- The lyrics and melody resemble Tupac Shakur's hit song "California Love".
- The touring bus was inspired by the movie Dawn of the Dead. In the movie, the buses were used to help the survivors escape the zombies.
- Obviously, the line about "Matt's house" is referring to the one and only Matt Stone.