The American TV program, South Park is the most famous animation as its
nasty contents in America but also around the world. In this animation,
adorable looking characters use the slangs, kill other characters, and make fun
of serious issues such as the celebrity gossips, political issues, the sexual
issue, the religious issues, and the racist issues. This kind of animation is
pretty rare because the random people can watch through TV. Even though the
side of the producers or company of this TV program cannot choose the people
who they provide to, they keep using such a sensitive issues. Actually, its
humor is very popular and there is a demand in the society. However, it is sure
that it harasses people in fact.
Here is the full length version of this episode---http://www.southparkstudios.com/full-episodes/s15e06-city-sushi
Actually, I am also the one who
likes this TV show but not always. Here is a episode of South Park that
harasses me. In this episode, Chinese guy try to murder Japanese guy. It was
fine to just watch, but once it starts picturing those characters, I could not
enjoy watching this from my heart. The Chinese guy pictured with “the Asian
eyes”. Both Japanese and Chinese guy speaks with hard accents. Those Asians on
this are pictured with too much emphasis and stereotypes. Also it treats even
politic and historical issues on this. If I were ordinal American, I would
think it is hilarious and might think it can be true. However, for Asian, it is
obvious that we will not feel good. It can be just harassment for us.
On the other hand, I still love this
TV show, and maybe it is because they make a serious issue hilarious, and I
know that the South Park is such a stupid TV show. However, as I referred that
it is on the air and the random people can watch. There might be people who
take it serious and start to think those stereotypes are true. The development
of the media changes our life a lot in both good and bad way. We are living
with this media and we will in the future. We cannot be controlled by this
media society.
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