South Park I Just Had a Brown Baby Boy Gif

The "South Park Theme" song plays at the start of well-nigh South Park episodes. It was composed and performed by PRIMUS, featuring the ring'south lead singer, Les Claypool.

i Background
2 Lyrics
- 2.1 Original
- 2.two Kenny McCormick's Lines
- 2.3 "Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers"
- 2.4 Season Xx-Three
three Videos
4 Trivia

Background

The version of the song featured in "The Unaired Airplane pilot" was much slower, however, it was sped up for broadcast. An instrumental version of the original broadcast song plays over the credits to most episodes. The theme vocal plays later the show's satirical disclaimer is displayed.

In Flavor 1, the instrumental was originally constructed with a slightly quieter guitar and a more prominent trumpet. Upwardly until "An Elephant Makes Love to a Squealer", this version was used. In "Decease", the trumpet was quieted and the guitar was made louder. In "Pinkeye", the intro was changed to include eerie Halloween sounds. For the remainder of the show until "4th Form", the instrumental with the prominent guitar was utilized, with pocket-sized only noticeable changes made starting with Season Iii.

Also in Season Three, the boys' vocals were inverse; Kyle Broflovski'due south vocalization stood out more than in his and Stan Marsh'southward lines, and Eric Cartman'south voice was updated. Additionally, Kenny McCormick's line was completely changed, with the replacement of his lines and a college pitch.

Over the course of the series, sure lyrics accept been changed, including an entire verse, originally sung by Kenny McCormick, sung by Timmy Burch in the Season Six intro due to Kenny'due south temporary death in the Season V episode "Kenny Dies". From the episode "Quaternary Class", to "Kenny Dies", a hip-hop version of the vocal was used, which was remixed past Paul Robb. Subsequently, they used a bluegrass remix of the vocal until mid-Season Ten, where the original song was remixed with "Whamola" by Les Claypool and his group, The Frog Brigade, from their album, Imperial Onion.

When Comedy Central started ambulation reruns of older episodes, the opening theme was back to the manner it was during Season 3, with the improver of several recent characters.

For the special "Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers", a new theme song was made specifically for the episode. The lyrics were altered to fit the personality of the characters.

Starting from "4th Course" up until Flavor Seventeen, the theme song showed various clips from previous episodes every bit the music played.

From Season Six upward until mid-Season X, every bit clips from numerous episodes played, the theme song showed animation director Eric Stough designing the boys with construction paper, an animation technique that was used for the very kickoff episode, "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe".

From Flavor Seventeen and onwards, a 3D estimator-blithe version of the intro is used, and it consists of the bus driver driving past diverse South Park locations equally the the boys sing their lines, resembling the original Season One-Four intro in many respects, with the exception of the 3D animation and "Whamola" instrumental.

In the episode "Sons A Witches", the theme vocal was contradistinct with many Halloween-themed elements added.

In Season Xx-Three, a whole new Tegridy Farms intro based on the intro of Green Acres, sung past Randy Marsh, is used, replacing the normal opening theme since the latter half of Season Ten. The clips from the intro contain various scenes from the flavour's episodes. The closing theme retains the same, but it features Randy Marsh scatting "Tegridy Farms" over the song. The intro was only used for the get-go 6 episodes of the season.

In the episode "Tegridy Farms Halloween Special", the intro, along with some lines, were contradistinct with many Halloween-themed elements added.

The episode "Board Girls" features a PC Babies intro to coincide with the storyline, merely nonetheless kept Randy Marsh's "Tegridy Farms" scat during the ending.

"Turd Burglars" features a funk remix of the show's theme song for the One For The Ladies show which sang by the female person members of the show with the journalist announcing the title. This episode brought back the original instrumental catastrophe theme without Randy Marsh'southward "Tegridy Farms" scat over the song as information technology was in the previous seasons.

"Basic Cable" features a James Bond-inspired theme song for the Scott Malkinson Show, which had a James Bond styled blitheness featuring Scott Malkinson.

The shows normal theme from the latter one-half of Season X returns for the only fourth dimension in the 20-third season in the finale "Christmas Snow".

In that location are a few episodes that take a unique intro. "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo" starts with a cold open of the school choir singing "We Wish you a Merry Christmas". "Pip" begins with a live-action introduction from Malcolm McDowell. "Mr. Hankey'southward Christmas Classics" begins with a parody of the 1970 Christmas special "Santa Claus is Coming to Boondocks."

"The Pandemic Special" and "Due south ParQ Vaccination Special" contain no intro.

In the lead upward to Season Xx-5, the vocal was re-recorded with an orchestral rendition. The lyrics for Kenny used between Seasons One and Two are adopted in this rendition, sung uncensored and unmuffled.

Lyrics

Original

Kenny McCormick's Lines

Kenny McCormick (Unaired Pilot): Our town is bigger dammit, right downwardly to the little granite.
Kenny McCormick (S1-S2): I similar girls with big fat titties, I like girls with deep vaginas!
Kenny McCormick (S3-S5; remastered S1-S2): I accept got a 10-inch penis, use your mouth if you wanna clean it.
Timmy Burch (S6): Timmy, Timmy, Timmy, Timmy, Timmy, Timmy, livin' a prevarication TIMMY!
Kenny McCormick (S7-S10): Someday I'll exist old enough to stick my dick upwardly Britney'southward barrel!
Kenny McCormick (S10 Episode viii-Present): I like fucking silly bitches and I know my penis likes it.

"Goth Kids three: Dawn of the Posers"

Vocalizer:
Goin' down to Due south Park
Gonna have myself a time
Michael and Henrietta:
Death and sadness everywhere
Loneliness and degradation
Singer:
Goin' down to South Park
Gonna have my woes with me
Pete:
Nightmares every dark
Posers spouting "Let's become shopping".
Singer:
Heading out to S Park
'Cause I cannot unwind
Firkle:
I Like spiders, loss and pelting
I'1000 only happy when I'k in pain
Vocaliser:
And so I'thousand goin' down to South Paaaaaaaaark... to die! (echoes at the discussion "dice")

Season 20-Three

Randy Marsh:
Goin' down to Tegridy Farms,
Gonna have myself a time
Chorus:
Friendly faces everywhere,
Humble folks without temptation.
Randy Marsh:
Goin' down to Tegridy Farms,
Gonna leave my woes backside. ¹
There's ample parking day or night,
People spouting: "Howdy, neighbour!"
Randy Marsh:
I'm headin' downwards to Tegridy Farms,
Gonna encounter if I tin can't unwind.
Towelie:
I got some weed and I don't
know what's going on. ²
Randy Marsh:
So come on down to Tegridy Farms,
And meet some friends of mine. ³

1 - This line was replaced in the episode "Tegridy Farms Halloween Special" with Randy Marsh saying: "The Tegridy Farms Halloween Special!" (with a woman screaming in the background)
2 - This line was removed in the intro used in "Tegridy Farms Halloween Special"
iii - This line was replaced in the episode "Tegridy Farms Halloween Special" with Randy Marsh saying "The Tegridy Farms "Halloween Special! Brought to you past!" and a voice proverb "Tegridy Weed"