Trey Parker

On June 30, 2017, the dubbed 3D animation film " Despicable Me 3 " was released. Trey Parker dubbed the villain "Bassaza Brad" in the film   .

Even in the U.S. film and television scene, where a hundred schools of thought are contending, Trey Parker is also one of the most unscrupulous freaks of that kind. He and his partner Matt Stone have been working on the severely "politically incorrect" animation of "South Park" for more than ten years, ridiculously mocking all people and things that can be mocked or even ridiculed, Bush Jr., Obama , Jobs, Bono, Gibson, Clooney, Streisand, Oprah...Even Jesus Christ and Muhammad could not be spared from the "political commentary" of their paper-cut animation genre. Regardless of their political stance, they could not escape their hysterical literary and military combat. And Trey Parker is the soul of the two.

However, behind the total lawless mess, what Trey Parker conveys is also very meaningful-all the "political correctness" under the name of various doctrines, various ethics, various principles, various parties, and various fashions. Behind him is laughable absurdity and hypocrisy. Perhaps this kind of unspoken criticism is not fair, but no matter who you are facing, always insist on being the kid who yells out when he sees the emperor not wearing clothes. It is both commendable and worthy of encouragement. Most importantly, they It represents all the "grass people" in the world, and stretches out the middle finger to all kinds of hypocrisy and injustice that have been packaged into greatness   .

In April 2010, the 200th episode of the animation "South Park" produced by Trey Parker and Matt Stone was broadcast. The scene of Muhammad wearing a giant bear shirt in the play angered the Islamic radical Abu Talhah Amrikee. He violently threatened the two of them   .