This is a list of songs on South Park. The name listed in parentheses indicates who originally sang the song.
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Main Series[]
Season One[]
Season Two[]
Season Three[]
Season Four[]
Season Five[]
Season Six[]
Season Seven[]
Season Eight[]
Season Nine[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Mr. Garrison's Fancy New Vagina" | "Swim With the Dolphins" | Gerald Broflovski dolphin montage. | In Dr. Biber's office. |
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"Die Hippie, Die" | "Raining Blood" | Slayer | Used to get rid of the hippie jam festival. |
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"Die Hippie, Die" | "Signs" | Stan Marsh | Stan trying to sing "Signs". |
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"Die Hippie, Die" | "This World O' Mine" | Cartman's captive hippies. | In Cartman's basement. |
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"Wing" | "Dancing Queen" | Wing Han Tsang | Audition at the Super Awesome Talent Agency. |
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"Wing" | "Fernando" | Wing Han Tsang | Wing in the boxing ring. |
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"Wing" | "Sing" | Wing Han Tsang | At Sylvester Stallone sons wedding. |
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"Wing" | "Who Let the Dogs Out" | The boys celebrating a contract for Wing. | At the LAX airport. |
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"Wing" | "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" | Tolkien Black | At the beauty pageant. |
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"The Losing Edge" | "I See a Lady Bug" | Butters Stotch | Baseball game against Conifer |
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"The Losing Edge" | "You're the Best" | Joe Esposito | Baseball game montage. |
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"The Death of Eric Cartman" | "Make It Right" | Eric Cartman | Montage. |
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"Erection Day" | "Open Arms" | Blonde Haired Girl, originally by Journey | Performed at the South Park Elementary talent show. |
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"Erection Day" | "Talent Shows are for ****" | Goth Kids | Performed at the South Park Elementary talent show. |
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"Erection Day" | "Up Where We Belong" | Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes | Carrying Nut Gobbler away. |
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"Erection Day" | "The Yankee Doodle Boy" | Ike Broflovski | Performed at the South Park Elementary talent show. |
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"Marjorine" | "Rock Your Body" | Justin Timberlake | While Butters (as Marjorine is dancing with the girls during a sleepover. |
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"Follow That Egg!" | "Love Lost Long Ago" | Herbert Garrison | Montage. |
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"Follow That Egg!" | "This is It" | One Day at a Time theme song. | Stan Marsh watching TV. |
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"Ginger Kids" | "Lucille" | Eric Cartman, originally by Kenny Rogers | Sung while Cartman walks to the bathroom. |
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"Ginger Kids" | "We Can Live Together" | Eric Cartman | Exterminate All Non-Gingers Conference. |
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"Trapped in the Closet" | "Trapped in the Closet (Song)" | R. Kelly | Tom Cruise in Stan Marsh's closet. |
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"Free Willzyx" | "Jarabe Tapatío" | Played just as Jambu is being launched into space. |
Season Ten[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Smug Alert!" | "Begin the Beguine" | Artie Shaw | Plays as Gerald shows off his Toyonda Pious through town. |
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"Smug Alert!" | "Hey People, You Gotta Drive Hybrids Already" | Stan Marsh | Written as a plea to get people to drive hybrid cars. |
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"Smug Alert!" | "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" | Eric Cartman | Cartman sings this at Kyle's going away party. |
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"Smug Alert!" | "Smuggy San Francisco Town" | Lounge singer narrator. | San Francisco montage. |
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"Cartoon Wars Part I" | "Love Will Keep Us Together" | Peter Griffin, version by Captain & Tennille | In a cutaway gag on Family Guy. |
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"ManBearPig" | "Symphony No. 9: Adagio - Allegro Molto" | Played as Al Gore describes the appearance of ManBearPig to the South Park Elementary students. | |
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"Tsst" | "Don't Stop Believin'" | Eric Cartman | Cartman sings this as he plugged his Xbox back in. |
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"Tsst" | "Who's Got the Greatest Mom In The World?" | Eric Cartman and his Mom | In Mr. Mackey's office. |
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"Make Love, Not Warcraft" | "Live to Win" | Paul Stanley | Warcraft montage. |
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"Mystery of the Urinal Deuce" | "What Really Happened on 9-11?" | Eric Cartman | Researching 9-11 |
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"Hell on Earth 2006" | "I Love to Brush My Teeth" | Butters Stotch | While brushing his teeth |
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"Hell on Earth 2006" | "I'm Goin' Back to Cali" | Butters Stotch | On an airplane with Biggie Smalls |
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"Hell on Earth 2006" | "Oh Yeah" | Yello | Ferrari cake montage |
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"Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy" | "Can't Fight This Feeling" | REO Speedwagon | Ike Broflovski and Ms. Stevenson love montage. |
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"Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy" | "Dawg's Crew Theme Song" | Eric Cartman | Dawg's theme. |
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"Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy" | "Afternoon Delight" | Starland Vocal Band | Plays while Ike and Ms. Stevenson take a bath together. |
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"Stanley's Cup" | "We Are the Champions" | Queen | Played during the last hockey game. |
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"Go God Go XII" | "Cartman's Buck Rogers Theme" | Glen A. Larson | Opening to Eric Cartman in the future. |
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"Stanley's Cup" | "Song 2" | Blur | Pee wee hockey game montage. |
Season Eleven[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"With Apologies to Jesse Jackson" | "Down with the Sickness" | Disturbed | During the fight with Dr. David Nelson. |
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"Cartman Sucks" | "Help Me" | Butters Stotch | Singing the Joni Mitchell song. |
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"Lice Capades" | "Pie Jesu (Requiem)" | None | While Travis Mayfield was picked up by a fly to be transported out of Clyde's head |
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"Fantastic Easter Special" | "Easter Parade" | Randy Marsh | At the dinner table. |
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"Fantastic Easter Special" | "He is Risen" | Background | Jesus Christ entrance theme. |
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"Fantastic Easter Special" | "Hippitus Hoppitus" | Hare Club for Men members. | Sung in faux Latin |
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"D-Yikes!" | "Come to My Window" | Melissa Etheridge | |
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"Night of the Living Homeless" | "California Loves the Homeless" | Eric Cartman | Driving the homeless to California. |
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"Le Petit Tourette" | "(I've Got a) Golden Ticket" | Eric Cartman | Discovering Tourette's syndrome. |
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"Imaginationland" | "Cartman's Quest Theme" | A sound-alike theme from the TV series "24" named "Bierko Entering the Gas Company" found on the Season 4-5 soundtrack. | While Eric Cartman hitches a ride from a semi-truck driver. |
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"Imaginationland" | "Imagination Song" | Mayor of Imaginationland | While flying to Imaginationland. |
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"Guitar Queer-O" | "Carry On Wayward Son" | Kansas | Played several times in the episode. |
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"Guitar Queer-O" | "Cherry Pie" | Warrant | The second Guitar Hero song played by Stan and Kyle. |
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"Guitar Queer-O" | "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" | Poison | First Guitar Hero song played at the bowling alley. |
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"Guitar Queer-O" | "I Remember You" | Skid Row | Second Guitar Hero song played at the bowling alley. |
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"Guitar Queer-O" | "I Wanna Be Sedated" | The Ramones | Played by Thad Jarvis and Stan Marsh as practice. |
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"Guitar Queer-O" | "John the Fisherman" | PRIMUS | Played by Thad Jarvis. |
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"Guitar Queer-O" | "Jordan" | Buckethead | Played by Thad Jarvis. |
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"Guitar Queer-O" | "Pretty Vacant" | The Sex Pistols | A Guitar Hero song played by Stan alone. |
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"Guitar Queer-O" | "Surrender" | Cheap Trick | A Guitar Hero song mentioned. |
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"Guitar Queer-O" | "Woman" | Wolfmother | The winning Guitar Hero song brings Stan and Kyle to one million points. |
Season Twelve[]
Season Thirteen[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"The Ring" | "Love You Bay-Bay" | Jonas Brothers | At the Jonas Brothers concert. |
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"The Ring" | "I've Got a Ring on My Finger" | Jonas Brothers | At the Jonas Brothers concert. |
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"Eat, Pray, Queef" | "Queef Free" | The Men of South Park. | Queef PSA. |
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"Fishsticks" | "Hava Nagila" | None | During Cartman's recollection of invading Jew robots. |
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"Fishsticks" | "Gay Fish" | Kanye West | Kanye music video montage. |
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"Fatbeard" | "Somalian Pirates We" | Eric Cartman | Somalian pirate training montage. |
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"Dead Celebrities" | "Just a Little Girl" | Parody of Michael Jackson | Child beauty pageant. |
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"Butters' Bottom B****" | "Fuck the Pain Away" | Peaches | Sergeant Yates undercover at a fraternity party. |
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"W.T.F." | "Wrestling Audition Song" | Number 37 | W.T.F. audition |
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"The F Word" | "Pomp and Circumstance: March No. 1" | During the official changing of the definition of the word "***" | |
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"Whale W*****" | "Poker Face ft. Cartman" | Eric Cartman | While playing the Rock Band video game. |
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"Whale W*****" | "Bullet with Butterfly Wings" | The Smashing Pumpkins | |
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"Whale W*****" | "Japanese Prison Blues" | Eric Cartman | While stuck in a Japanese prison. |
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"Pee" | "We're Going to the Water Park" | Eric Cartman | On the car ride to the waterpark. |
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"Pee" | "Minorities at my Water Park" | Eric Cartman | Pi Pi's Splashtown video montage. |
Season Fourteen[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Sexual Healing" | "Sexual Healing" | Marvin Gaye from the album, Midnight Love | Played after the "Wizard Alien" is killed and sexual addiction is declared to be no more. |
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"Medicinal Fried Chicken" | "Buffalo Soldier" | Randy Marsh original by Bob Marley | Carting his massive balls around in a wheelbarrow. |
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"Medicinal Fried Chicken" | "Chicken On The Rocks" | Jean Jacques-Perrey, Dana Countryman. | Bouncing testicle montage. |
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"201" | "Time of the Season" | The Zombies | Mitch Conner in Vietnam. |
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"201" | "Kiss Me Goodnight" | Krishna as Neil Diamond and Barbra Streisand | Sung as a duet to distract Streisand. |
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"Crippled Summer" | "Are You Ready for the Summer?" | The children of Lake Tardicaca | Lake Tardicaca theme. |
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"Crippled Summer" | "Five Steps" | The Davenports | |
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"Crippled Summer" | "Lake Tardicaca Hula Gal" | Jimmy Valmer | Played at the Lake Tardicaca luau. |
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"Crippled Summer" | "Nitro" | Dick Dale from the album Tribal Thunder (1993) | Jimmy Valmer surfing |
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"Poor and Stupid" | "La Grange" | ZZ Top | Plays during Cartman's final race. |
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"Insheeption" | "Ranz des Vaches" | Heard during the Frisco Woods scene | |
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"Coon 2: Hindsight" | "La gazza ladra: Overture" | Plays while The Coon attacks Mosquito and Mintberry Crunch | |
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"Mysterion Rises" | "You and Cthulhu" | Parody of the theme from My Neighbor Totoro. | The Coon and Cuthulhu montage. |
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"Coon vs. Coon & Friends" | "Faith" | Eric Cartman original by George Michael | Cartman sings it on his way home. |
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"Coon vs. Coon & Friends" | "Baby" | Justin Bieber and Ludacris | |
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"Crème Fraiche" | "Cafeteria Fraiche" | Randy's cafeteria cooking show theme | Randy's dream. |
Season Fifteen[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Royal Pudding" | "Pomp and Circumstance: March No. 1" | During the wedding of the Prince and Princess of Canada. | |
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"T.M.I." | "America is Back!" | Randy Marsh | At the end of T.M.I. |
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"Crack Baby Athletic Association" | "Boom Boom Pow" | Butters Stotch original by the Black Eyed Peas. | Butters' karaoke performance. |
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"Crack Baby Athletic Association" | "Vunter Slaush Kapushkuh" | Based on the Dutch song, "Sinterklaas Kapoentje". | Heard when the boys start to question whether Slash is real or not. |
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"City Sushi" | "Party Rock Anthem" | LMFAO | Asian diversity awareness assembly. |
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"You're Getting Old" | "Happy Birthday to You" | Several birthday party guests | During Stan's birthday party at Whistlin' Willy's. |
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"You're Getting Old" | "Every Breath You Take" | The Police | Gerald Broflovski attempts to show the boys real music. |
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"You're Getting Old" | "Rattlesnake" | Steamy Ray Vaughn | At the bowling alley |
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"You're Getting Old" | "Tween Wave" | Musical genre. | Sounds like crap. |
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"You're Getting Old" "Ass Burgers" |
"Landslide" | Fleetwood Mac | Stan's moving out montage. |
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"Ass Burgers" | "Turn on Your Heartlight" | Eric Cartman | While making his 'Ass Burgers'. |
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"The Last of the Meheecans" | "Work Mexican Work" | Butters Stotch | Butters' house cleaning montage. |
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"The Last of the Meheecans" | "Jarabe Tapatío" | None | After Butters crosses the border back home. |
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"Bass to Mouth" | "Lemmiwinks vs. Wikileaks" | Parody of the "Goblin theme" Rankin & Bass Hobbit. | Lemmiwinks vs. Wikileaks fight montage. |
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"Broadway Bro Down" | "Put That Heart to Work" | Randy Marsh | Music from "The Woman in White". |
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"Broadway Bro Down" | "Man Time" | DVDA | Song heard during the Broadway Montage. |
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"Broadway Bro Down" | "The Woman in White" | Randy Marsh | Musical theater. |
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"Broadway Bro Down" | "Out of My Shell" | Larry Feegan | Larry's friendship song to Shelly. |
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"Broadway Bro Down" | "Wicked" | Parody of the songs "No One Mourns the Wicked" "Defying Gravity" |
Songs heard during the viewing of the musical Wicked. |
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"Broadway Bro Down" | "Whoomp! (There It Is)" | Tag Team | Plays inside Hooters after the "bro-down". |
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"The Poor Kid" | "I'm Not the Poorest Kid in School" | Eric Cartman | Eric ridiculing Jacob Hallery |
Season Sixteen[]
Season Seventeen[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Let Go, Let Gov" | "Living in America" | Butters Stotch | At the DMV |
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"World War Zimmerman" | "I Was Not the Bullet" | Eric Cartman Butters Stotch |
At the School Assembly |
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"World War Zimmerman" | "It's a Beautiful Day" | Eric Cartman | Cartman's dream |
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"Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers" | "The Darkness" | MudGum (Jamie Dunlap) | Heard in Henrietta's room |
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"Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers" | "Seven" | Sunny Day Real Estate | In Henrietta's room. |
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"Taming Strange" | "All Night Long" | Lionel Richie | In the Herbert Garrison's Classroom |
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"Taming Strange" | "The Heat is On" | Glenn Frey | In Mr. Garrison's office |
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"Ginger Cow" | "Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love" | Van Halen | World peace concert in Jerusalem |
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"Ginger Cow" | "Hot for Teacher" | Van Halen | World peace concert in Jerusalem |
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"Black Friday" | "Christmas Is Coming" | Randy Marsh | Traditional holiday song |
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"A Song of Ass and Fire" | "A Chorus of Wieners" | George R. R. Martin's staff | George R. R. Martin's house |
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"A Song of Ass and Fire" | "Princess Kenny Theme" | Unknown | Anime montage |
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"Titties and Dragons" | "I Ate My Son 'Fer A Blu-Ray Player" | Rick Tellmore | News report interview |
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"Titties and Dragons" | "O Tannenbaum" | Plays as the boys walk past dead bodies in South Park Mall. | |
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"The Hobbit" | "Camptown Races" | Butters Stotch | Wendy confronts Butters at his locker |
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"The Hobbit" | "My B**** Ain't No Hobbit" | Trey Parker in the style of Kanye West | Music video parody of "Bound 2" |
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"The Hobbit" | "Work S***" | Parody of Britney Spears's song "Work B****". | Photoshop training montage |
Season Eighteen[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Gluten Free Ebola" | "Get the Party Started" | Pink | Heard at the WSPIC radio station. |
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"The Cissy" | "The Four Seasons: Spring" | None | Heard whenever the lights in the cisgender bathroom are turned on. |
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"The Cissy" | "Push (Feeling Good on a Wednesday)" | Randy Marsh as Lorde | Randy shows Stan how he makes Lorde's songs on his notebook computer. |
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"The Magic Bush" | "The Tale of Craig's Mom's Bush" | An unnamed bard singing. | At the banquet celebrating the removal of the spy drones. |
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"Grounded Vindaloop" | "I'm Troubled In Mind" | Butters Stotch | While grounded in his room. |
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"Cock Magic" | "Barbie Girl" | Aqua | During Amazingly Randi's magic show. |
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"#REHASH" | "Missy Who, Who" | Iggy Azalea and Michael Jackson Hologram | During the "Women of Rock" concert. |
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"#REHASH" | "Party Going On" | Miley Cyrus | During the "Women of Rock" concert. |
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"HappyHolograms" | "Baby It's Cold Outside" | Bill Cosby Hologram and Taylor Swift | Washington R******* Go Fuck Yourself Holiday Special |
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"HappyHolograms" | "Have A Holly Jolly Christmas" | Iggy Azalea and Elvis Presley Hologram | Washington R******* Go Fuck Yourself Holiday Special |
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"HappyHolograms" | "Up On The Housetop" | Kurt Cobain Hologram | Washington R******* Go Fuck Yourself Holiday Special |
Season Nineteen[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Stunning and Brave" | "Genius of Love" | The Tom Tom Club from the album The Tom Tom Club. | PC bros fraternity |
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"Stunning and Brave" | "PC Chant" | PC Bros | At the PC Delta fraternity house |
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"Stunning and Brave" | "Watch Me (Whip-Nae Nae)" | Silentó | At PC Delta |
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"Where My Country Gone?" | "Feels So Good" | Chuck Mangione from the album Feels So Good | The 4th grade Canadians start to play it during Mr. Garrison's class |
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"Where My Country Gone?" | "Canadian Alphabet" | Mr. Stkrdknmibalz | Canadian language class |
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"Where My Country Gone?" | "Where Has My Country Gone?" | Herbert Garrison | Video montage |
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"Where My Country Gone?" | "The Safety Dance" | Men Without Hats from the album The Rhythm of Youth. | When Mr. Garrison is infiltrating the Canadian president. |
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"The City Part of Town" | "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands" | South Park children | Trying to impress the Whole Foods Representative |
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"You're Not Yelping" | "Indita Mia" | Eric Cartman visiting the Nueva Familia restaurant | |
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"You're Not Yelping" | "Bad To The Bone" | George Thorogood from the album Bad to the Bone. | Eric Cartman walking in the school hallway |
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"You're Not Yelping" | "Hear My Prayer" | Felix Mendelssohn | Gerald's Yelp review |
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"You're Not Yelping" | "The Yelper Special" | Unknown | Music video montage |
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"Safe Space" | "Amazing Grace" | John Newton | Two PSAs involving poor starving children |
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"Safe Space" | "Got To Be Real" | Cheryl Lynn from the album Cheryl Lynn | Steven Seagal dances to this song after giving a speech about fat-shaming |
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"Safe Space" | "In My Safe Space" | Various | Music video montage |
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"Tweek x Craig" | "The Book of Love" | Peter Gabriel | A montage of Asian Girls drawing Yaoi art and displaying them in an exhibition |
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"Tweek x Craig" | "Say Something" | A Great Big World Christina Aguilera |
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"Tweek x Craig" | "The Ballad of Tweek and Craig" | Japanese Karaoke Singer | A montage of Tweek and Craig walking and holding hands as the townspeople cheer them on |
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"Naughty Ninjas" | "Fuck tha Police" | N.W.A. | |
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"Naughty Ninjas" | "U Can't Touch This" | MC Hammer | Cartman dances to the song after finding out that ISIS takes a negative stance on Jews becoming ninjas |
Season Twenty[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Member Berries" | "Cake by the Ocean" | DNCE | Garrison/Jenner campaign headquarters |
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"Member Berries" | "The Star Spangled Banner" | Rebooted by J.J. Abrams | |
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"S**** Hunt" | "Smokin'" | Boston | Played during S****hunt42's montage |
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"S**** Hunt" | "Steal My Sunshine" | Len | Gerald Broflovski morning walk. |
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"S**** Hunt" | "Gortoz A Ran" | Denez Prigent and Lisa Gerrard | Closing montage where all the girls give boys their break-up notes. |
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"Wieners Out" "Douche and a Danish" "Fort Collins" |
"Tjing Tjang Tjing" | Pyrus (The Danes theme song) | Played during the BBC report on trolltrace.com. |
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"Douche and a Danish" | "Let's Come Together As a School" | Eric Cartman, Heidi | Played during the Danishes For Denmark montage, |
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"Fort Collins" "Members Only" |
"Africa" | Toto | Memberberries sung this in two episodes. |
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"Oh, Jeez" | "Bill Clinton's Gentleman's Club" | Bill Clinton, Bill Cosby | School assembly. |
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"Oh, Jeez" "Not Funny" |
"Never Gonna Give You Up" | Rick Astley | Played at TrollTrace.com HQ to torture the internet trolls. |
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"Members Only" | "Hail to the Chief" | James Sanderson | Played at the grocery store when President Garrison arrives. |
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"Members Only" | "Sing Sing Sing" | Benny Goodman | Played at the White House party when the elder Memberberries arrive. |
Season Twenty-One[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"White People Renovating Houses" | "Humble" | Jim Bob | Country version |
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"Put It Down" | "The Wheels on the Bus" | Hannah Williams | Performed at the South Park Elementary theater |
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"Put It Down" | "Whistle" (휘파람) | Hye-Yeong Jeon | Played during the Pyongyang scene |
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"Put It Down" | "Give Life A Try" | Eric Cartman | |
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"Put It Down" | "Put It Down" | Tweek Tweak & Craig Tucker feat. kids at South Park Elementary | Performed at the South Park Elementary theater.
Becomes a PSA commercial halfway through. |
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"Holiday Special" | "He Kissed Me" | Bill Yellow Hawk | Outside the Marsh's house |
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"Hummels & Heroin" | "Stressed" | Continental Five | Played during the montage of Shady Acres |
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"Hummels & Heroin" | "Brick In Yo Face" | Stitches from the album No Snitching Is My Statement | Played during the introduction of Beatrice McGullicutty |
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"Hummels & Heroin" | "They Got Me Locked Up In Here" | Killer Mike, Special Performance. | During a Montage of Shady Acres |
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"Hummels & Heroin" | "Barbershop Quartet" | Eric Cartman, Kyle Broflovski, Kenny McCormick and Butters Stotch | In Shady Acres |
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"Sons A Witches" | "I Want Candy" | Bow Wow Wow from the album See Jungle! See Jungle! Go Join Your Gang Yeah! City All Over, Go Ape Crazy! | In Gerald's car on the way to Witch Week. |
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"Sons A Witches" | "Everybody Have Fun Tonight" | Sung by the witch's originally by the rock band Wang Chung. | The Witch Week club singing on the way to the campfire. |
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"Sons A Witches" | "A Witch Pursuit Thing" | Sung by the fathers of South Park dressed as witches. | Sung in an attempt to fix the town's opinion on witches. |
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"Sons A Witches" | "The Number of the Beast" | Iron Maiden from the album The Number of the Beast. | The Witch's partying around the campfire. |
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"Doubling Down" | "Unfaithful" | Rihanna from the album A Girl Like Me. | Heidi photo book montage. |
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"Moss Piglets" | "Look What You Made Me Do" | Taylor Swift from the album Reputation. | Played during the Special Ed. science fair. |
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"Moss Piglets" | "Hokey Pokey" | Singer and a Blue Horse | Played during the Special Ed. science fair. |
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"SUPER HARD PCness" | "Hold My Hand" | Hootie & the Blowfish from the album Cracked Rear View. | PC Principal's auditory hallucination. |
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"Splatty Tomato" | "(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want to Be Right" | Barbara Mandrell from the album Moods. | PC Principal and Strong Woman fall in love. |
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"Splatty Tomato" | "1980s Music Montage" | Various 1980's songs. | While looking for Ike Broflovski. |
Season Twenty-Two[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Dead Kids" | "(Where Do I Begin?) Love Story" | Andy Williams from the album Love Story | Randy performs this song for Sharon. |
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"A Boy And A Priest" | "Faith In Christ" | Montage song. | |
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"A Boy And A Priest" | "Flash Light" | Parliament from the album Funkentelechy Vs. the Placebo Syndrome | The song is heard when Butters and Father Maxi arrive at Clyde's birthday party. |
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"A Boy And A Priest" | "A Place To Fall Apart" | Merle Haggard from the album It's All In The Game | The song is heard when Randy and Stuart sit at the bar and contemplate the meaning of life. |
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"A Boy And A Priest" | "Happy Birthday to You" | Several birthday party guests | During Clyde's birthday day at Kidzone Roller Rink. |
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"A Boy And A Priest" | "More Bounce to the Ounce" | Zapp from the album Zapp | The song is heard after Clyde blows out his birthday candles and Father Maxi leads the group in prayer. |
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"A Boy And A Priest" | "It's a Love Thing" | The Whispers from the album Imagination | The song is heard when the Catholic Cleanup Crew arrives at the roller rink and then proceeds to use the Kumby on Clyde. |
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"The Problem with a Poo" | "Deck the Halls" | Mr. Hankey with the South Park Elementary orchestra | Rehearsing for the Christmas pageant. |
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"Tegridy Farms" | "On a Colorado Farm" | The song is heard in a montage when the Marsh family is moving to the country. | |
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"Tegridy Farms" | "Two Princes" | Spin Doctors from the album Pocket Full of Kryptonite | The song is heard when Stan wears the hemp hat, and later when Randy wears it to fight the vapers. |
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"Tegridy Farms" | "No Easy Way Out" | Robert Tepper from the Rocky IV soundtrack | The song is heard when Randy prepares for his fight against the vapers, and later when he punches his way through Big Vape Colorado. |
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"The Scoots" | "Wee Cooper O'Fife" | Unknown | Mr. Mackey sings this song while he drives down the road. |
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"Buddha Box" | "PC Babies" | Chorus | The song is heard during the rampage of PC babies through town |
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"Buddha Box" | "Today" | Brad Paisley from the album, Love and War | The song is heard at the end of the episode when PC Principal and Strong Woman are having family time with their kids. |
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"Unfulfilled" | "Sixteen Tons" | Tennessee Ernie Ford | Plays during a montage which shows Stephen Stotch's daily routine as an Amazon worker. |
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"Unfulfilled" | "A Drink Before Going Home" | Irish Singers | Sung at Crunchy's Micro Brew for the Amazon workers. |
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"Unfulfilled" | "Unfulfilled (Song)" | Trey Parker | The song is played during a montage that shows several characters waiting to receive their stuff from Amazon. |
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"Unfulfilled" | "Sweet Love" | Anita Baker from the album Rapture | The song is played in the South Park Mall. |
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"Bike Parade" | "Silent Night" | Traditional Christmas carol | The song is heard on the radio as Stephen Stotch sits on the couch. |
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"Bike Parade" | "Bike Parade (Song)" | Randy Marsh | The song is played in during Bake Parade. |
Season Twenty-Three[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Mexican Joker" | "It's The Hard Knock Life" | From the musical, Annie | Performed by Eric Cartman while at the detention facility |
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"Band in China" | "Useless Sacrifice" | Death Decline from the album The Thousand Faces of Lies | Performed at the South Park Autumn Fest by Crimson Dawn |
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"Band in China" | "Second Skin" | Dying Fetus from the album Reign Supreme | Performed at Tegridy Farms by Crimson Dawn |
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"Band in China" | "Fingerbang" | The boys | Performed during a re-recording of Live Aid. |
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"Shots!!!" | "China" | Red Rockers from the album Gold as Gold | Performed by Randy as he rides a large float through Main Street |
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"Let Them Eat Goo" | "I Wanna Get High" | Cypress Hill from the album Black Sunday | The song is heard as Randy and Towelie drive into town and then stop at a Burger King |
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"Let Them Eat Goo" | "Smokin' Cheeba Cheeba" | Harlem Underground Band from the album Harlem Underground | The song is heard at the grand opening of Tegridy Burgers |
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"Let Them Eat Goo" | "Pass The Dutchie" | Musical Youth from the album The Youth of Today | The song is heard as Randy and Towelie get high and murder the 300 cows left at Tegridy Farms |
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"Tegridy Farms Halloween Special" | "Turn This Mutha Out" | MC Hammer from the album Let's Get It Started | The song is heard at Randy's Halloween Party to celebrate his new "Halloween Special" weed |
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"Tegridy Farms Halloween Special" | "Jimmy Crack Corn" | Towelie | Towelie sings the song as he heads to the barn to pick up more weed for Randy's Halloween Party. |
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"Season Finale" | "L'eyefull Shower" | None | Played during Randy and Towelie's radio show. |
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"Season Finale" | "Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof off the Sucker)" | Parliament from the album Mothership Connection | The song plays during the house party at Tegridy Farms |
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"Board Girls" | "Go Strong Woman, Go" | Chorus | The song plays during a montage at the Strong Woman competition and later at a tabletop gaming montage |
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"Board Girls" | "I Am the Best" | 2NE1 from the album of the same name | The song plays as Heather Swanson is introduced to the students at South Park Elementary |
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"Basic Cable" | "Marry Me" | Jason Derulo from the album Tattoos | The song plays when Scott Malkinson falls in love with Sophie Gray |
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"Basic Cable" | "She Blinded Me with Science" | Thomas Dolby from the album The Golden Age of Wireless | The song plays as Clark Malkinson waits in his van |
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"Christmas Snow" | "The Holiday Season" | Andy Williams from the album The Andy Williams Christmas Album and part of a medley | This song is performed by Mr. Mackey while on stage during a Christmas party |
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"Christmas Snow" | "Kay Thompson's Jingle Bells" | Andy Williams from the album The Andy Williams Christmas Album | The song plays when the adults go driving after drinking and after trying some of Randy's special "Christmas Snow" weed |
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"Christmas Snow" | "Silent Night" | Traditional Christmas carol | The song plays when the mayor sees how empty the town is due to the ban on alcohol for the holidays. |
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"Christmas Snow" | "Blue Christmas" | Elvis Presley | The song plays as the bored parents watch their kids ice skating. |
Season Twenty-Four[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"The Pandemic Special" | "I Love You, Social Distancing" | Eric Cartman | Cartman sings this after waking up for another day of social distancing. |
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"The Pandemic Special" | "Coming to L.A." | John Carpenter, Alan Howarth | The song plays while the police are monitoring social distancing in South Park Elementary. |
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"The Pandemic Special" | "Kickstart My Heart" | Mötley Crüe | The song plays while the police are trying to stop riots in South Park. |
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"South ParQ Vaccination Special" | "Need a Shot" | Various townsfolk | They sing the song to beg the Kommunity Kidz to give them the vaccines. |
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"South ParQ Vaccination Special" | "Down by the Lazy River" | The Osmonds | The song plays while the townspeople celebrate their vaccinations. |
Season Twenty-Five[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Pajama Day" | "Pajama Time!" | The Laurie Berkner Band | The song plays as the South Park residents and the school students go on about their daily lives while wearing pajamas. |
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"Pajama Day" | "Lederhosn Lust" | Das Original Feldkirchner Quintett | Played by a band during the final news report on South Park Elementary's Pajama Day. |
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"The Big Fix" | "Canada on Strike" | Canadians | Played while Eric Cartman is watching television. |
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"The Big Fix" | "Black Puppy, White Puppy" | Randy Marsh | Randy attempts to start a new partnership with Steve Black for Tegridy Farms. |
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"City People" | "Whenever You Are Ready" | None | Played during several real estate showcases. |
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"Back To The Cold War" | "Dance Hall Days" | Wang Chung | Played after the school's emergency drill. |
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"Back To The Cold War" | "Games Without Frontiers" | Peter Gabriel | Played in Mr. Mackey's office. |
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"Back To The Cold War" | "Russian National Anthem" | Davey Solokov trains at his house. | |
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"Back To The Cold War" | "Two Tribes" | Frankie Goes to Hollywood | Played during the dressage competition. |
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"Back To The Cold War" | "Russians" | Sting | Played with altered lyrics at the end of Mr. Mackey's speech. |
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"Help, My Teenager Hates Me!" | "My Name Is Ruin" | Garry Numan | During the final airsoft match between the boys and their fathers against the teenagers. |
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"Credigree Weed St. Patrick's Day Special" | "I've Got Some Apples" | Butters Stotch | Butters gets dressed up for St. Patrick's Day. |
Season Twenty-Six[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Cupid Ye" | "Tokei no Uta" | Nonochan | TikTok video performance by Kyle and Tolkien. |
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"Cupid Ye" | "Pretty Girls Walk" | Big Boss Vette | TikTok video performance by Kyle and Tolkien. |
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"Cupid Ye" | "Gold Digger" | Kanye West | Sung by Cupid Ye at the school bathroom. |
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"The Worldwide Privacy Tour" | "Worldwide Privacy Tour" | Prince and Princess of Canada | The Prince and Princess of Canada takes a world tour protesting for their privacy. |
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"The Worldwide Privacy Tour" | "Psycho" | KVPV | Kyle takes his new brand to school, full of confidence. |
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"Japanese Toilet" | "Days of Blues" | Sons of Maria | The song is played as a Japanese toilet is in use. |
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"Deep Learning" | "Every Letter" | Hailey Bennett, Peter Dinklage, Kelvin Harrison Jr and more | The song plays during a montage of Stan and Wendy texting to each other. |
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"DikinBaus Hot Dogs" | Also sprach Zarathustra | Richard Strauss | Cartman realizes he could start his own hotdog business. |
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"DikinBaus Hot Dogs" | "Workin' for a Livin'" | Huey Lewis and the News | Butters' works tirelessly at the Willy's Chilly Ice Cream Parlor, while Cartman and Kenny make plans for the opening of the DikinBaus Hot Dogs. |
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"DikinBaus Hot Dogs" | "Ranz des Vaches" | Gioachino Rossini | Cartman hires Clyde, Scott Malkinson and an unnamed toddler for his hotdog stand. |
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"Spring Break" | "Cuff It" | Guy Scheiman | Mr. Garrison and Rick come across a Maga Store in Myrtle Beach. |
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"Spring Break" | "Loneliness" | DJ LONI | Garrison browses the Maga Store. |
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"Spring Break" | "Peace and Love, Inc." | Information Society | A party at Tegridy Farms leaves Randy injured after swinging on a chandelier. |
Movies[]
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut[]
| Picture | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment | |
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"Blame Canada" | Sheila Broflovski and Mothers Against Canada | ||
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"Eyes of a Child" | Michael McDonald | End credits. | |
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"Hell Isn't Good" | DVDA with James Hetfield. | Not available on the soundtrack. | |
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"I Can Change" | Saddam Hussein | ||
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"I'm Super" | Big Gay Al | ||
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"It's Easy, Mmm'kay" | Mr. Mackey and the third-grade class | ||
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"Kyle's Mom's a B****" | Eric Cartman and the third-grade class | ||
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"La Resistance" | La Resistance (Organization), Mothers Against Canada, soldiers, Satan, Terrance and Phillip, and the boys | ||
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"Mountain Town (Reprise)" | The Boys and Townsfolk | ||
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"Mountain Town" | The Boys and Townsfolk | ||
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"The Mole's Reprise" | The Mole | Not available on the soundtrack. | |
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"Uncle Fucka" | Terrance and Phillip | ||
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"Up There" | Satan | ||
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"Wendy's Song" | Stan Marsh | ||
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What Would Brian Boitano Do? | The Boys | ||
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"What Would Brian Boitano Do? Pt. II" | DVDA | End credits. |
South Park: Post Covid[]
| Picture | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Stir It Up" | Patti LaBelle | During Stan's return to South Park. |
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"We Are Living in the Future" | Trey Parker | Band at Kenny's wake, in Stan's car, and the credits. |
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"Mikhelm, Mikhelm" | Eric Cartman | Cartman sings to his children. |
South Park: Post Covid: The Return of Covid[]
| Picture | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Happy Birthday to You" | Several Zoom participants | During Stan's birthday party via Zoom conference. |
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"I've Got Some Apples" | Vic Chaos | While walks into the bathroom and reunites with Cartman. |
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"We Are Living in the Future" | Trey Parker | An acoustic version is played in Skeeter's Wine Bar Plus. |
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"I Forgive You" | Kelly Clarkson | During a montage of several characters forgiving one another for the events caused by COVID-19. |
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"The Star-Spangled Banner" | During a basketball match at the Pepsi Center. |
South Park: The Streaming Wars[]
| Picture | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Something Cool to Happen to Me" | Eric Cartman | Sings about the living conditions of Coney Island Hotdog. |
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"WAP" | Cardi B ft. Megan Thee Stallion | Stan and Tolkien make a boat that can float from Credigree Weed to the Denver Reservoir. |
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"Mutiny on the Sea" | Mark Petrie | Randy discovers a competitor which crashes his streaming service boat. |
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"Slippery When Wet" | Commodores | Randy floods Tegridy Farms with lots of water. |
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"Use Me" | Bill Withers | The citizens of Denver are seen squandering their water supply through several means. |
South Park: The Streaming Wars Part 2[]
| Picture | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"You Don't Miss Your Water" | Otis Redding | Cartman and his mother return home from a court case against each other. |
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"We Miss You Randy" | Randy Marsh | Randy returns to his profession as a geologist in search for a solution to the drought in Colorado. |
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"Summertime Girls" | Melody Patron | Cartman, Butters and Tolkien visit Pi Pi's Urineworld. |
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"Love, Faith, and Fear" | FitnessGlo | Cartman, Butters and Tolkien find a cave under Pi Pi's Urineworld. |
South Park: Joining the Panderverse[]
| Picture | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"I've Got Some Apples" | Butters Stotch (Universe 216-B) | Sings while being grounded. |
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"The Four Seasons: Spring" | Antonio Vivaldi | Alternate Kathleen Kennedy has her lunch at Spago. |
South Park (Not Suitable For Children)[]
| Picture | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"I Got Cred, B******" | Eric Cartman | Cartman brings multiple bottles of Cred to school. |
South Park: The End of Obesity[]
| Picture | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"Navigate the American Health Care System" | Butters Stotch | Kyle, Butters and Cartman attempt to get money from the insurance company for weight-loss drugs. |
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"Family Affair" | Mary J. Blige | The women of South Park organize an "Ozempic" party at Tucker Residence. |
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"Cry Little Sister" | Gerard McMann | Randy takes a dose of Ozempic for the first time. |
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"It's My Life What Ever I Wanna Do" | Vennu Mallesh | The boys craft their own weight-loss drug for Cartman. |
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"Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound" | Hank Williams Jr. | A batch of semaglutide is being delivered from an alternative source to the boys. |
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"Free Ride" | Edgar Winter Group | Cartman begins insulting as many people as possible, following Kyle's rally at the cafeteria. |
Other Songs[]
Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics[]
| Picture | Song/Track | Artist/Group |
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"It Happened in Sun Valley" | Stan Marsh and Wendy Testaburger |
| "Dead, Dead, Dead" | Trey Parker | |
| "The Most Offensive Song Ever" | Kenny McCormick and Mr. Hankey | |
| "What the Hell Child is This?" | Jerome "Chef" McElroy | |
| "Swiss Colony Beef Log" | Eric Cartman | |
| "We Three Kings" | Mr. Ose |
Chef Aid: The South Park Album[]
| Picture | Song/Track | Artist/Group |
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"Kenny's Dead" | Master P |
| "Will They Die 4 You" | Mase, Puff Daddy, Lil' Kim, System of a Down | |
| "Bubblegoose" | Wyclef Jean and The Boys | |
| "Horny" | Mousse T., Hot 'N' Juicy | |
| "Huboon Stomp" | Devo | |
| "Tonight is Right for Love" | Chef and Meat Loaf | |
| "Mephesto and Kevin" | PRIMUS | |
| "Mentally Dull (Think Tank Remix)" |
Miscellaneous[]
| Picture | Episode Title | Song/Track | Artist/Group | Comment |
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"South Park" | "South Park Theme" | PRIMUS | Every episode from the first season until the present. |
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"The Spirit of Christmas - Jesus Vs. Frosty | "Frosty the Snowman" | The Boys | The boys sing this in Jesus Vs. Frosty. |
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"The Spirit of Christmas | "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" | The Boys | At the beginning of the short. |
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"The Spirit of Christmas" | "What Would Brian Boitano Do?" | ||
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"The Gauntlet" | "Stayin' Alive" | The Bee Gees | Plays as the Psychlos dance after killing Maximus. |