March 5, 2007 1:59 pm
lindsay robertson
lindsay robertson
This week's issue of Rolling Stone will feature an exclusive interview with Trey Parker and Matt Stone, who's little show will grace the cover. Tomorrow afternoon, we'll present the cover, exclusively, but until then, here's Rolling Stone's last South Park cover, from 1998:
South Park joins Crystal Meth, Wall Street, and possibly Pearl Jam in still being relevant, after all these years. Check back here tomorrow for the cover!
Related: New episodes of South Park start Wednesday at 10p / 9c
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I like them about 85% of the time, but they always end up doing something like ManBearPig that reminds me that they're not nearly as smart as they are funny. They'd be better if they weren't getting paid off by the cato institute.
hey! i love smash mouth! the lead singer guy makes the best chai latte in san jose.
Smash Mouth is still relevant!! Just kidding.
YOU BASTARDS!!!