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Brad Paisley Says There Are More Verses to His ‘South Park’ Song
When South Park , the irreverent, long-running animated series, returned for its 29th season last month, it did so under a new name: South America .
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When South Park returned for its 29th season, the show’s creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker announced a new title, South America, as a satirical nod to tech giants. The change was accompanied by a new theme song, “We Are South America,” written and performed by country singer Brad Paisley. Paisley, who had previously voiced himself in a 2012 episode, explained on the Nashville Now podcast how the song came about. The track serves as a proud yet ignorant anthem for the newly renamed show.
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