The episode — which aired on the long-running Comedy Central series on Wednesday — sees the characters use the anti-gay slur to refer to “annoying and inconsiderate” riders of Harley Davidson motorcycles. Homosexuals in the area take offense at first, but later join in with the “re-branding” of the word.

GLAAD is disturbed that South Park producers would make light of such a serious issue and fear the episode may do more harm than good in the fight for gay rights. GLAAD wrote: “Though this seems to represent a well-intentioned effort by the creators of South Park to delegitimise a vulgar anti-gay slur, the fact is that the word is and remains a hateful slur that is often part of the harassment, bullying and violence that gay people, and gay youth in particular, experience on a daily basis in this country.”

The complaint continued: “This is a slur whose meaning remains rooted in homophobia. And while many South Park viewers will understand the sophisticated satire and critique in last night’s episode, others won’t – and if even a small number of those take from this a message that using the ‘F-word’ is OK, it worsens the hostile climate that many in our community continue to face.”

South Park’s “The F Word” will re-air on Comedy Central multiple times throughout the week; you can catch you can catch it 11:30PM on Sunday and 2:30AM on Monday.

Susan Boyle has been given the South Park treatment.

While not quite on the same level as Kanye West’s notorious “I’m A Gay Fish” parody earlier this month, the 47-year-old Britain’s Got Talent singer was name-dropped in the episode of the Comedy Central series that aired on Wednesday night.

In the episode, Kyle’s little brother Ike blames Susan Boyle for making him want to run away – because he’s so sick of hearing about her!

The letter reads: “Dear Mom and Dad – I am running away. Everyone at school is a fucking idiot and if one more person talks to me about that Susan Boyle performance of Les Miserables I was going to puke my balls out through my mouth.”

We told you this was coming….Poor widdle Kanye! South Park hurt Kanye’s feelings!

Kanye West says he’s taken aback–and even a bit hurt–that the animated Comedy Central series South Park accused him of being gayer than Pottery Barn on a Saturday morning in a spoof that aired on Wednesday night’s show.

On last night’s show, an animated Kanye can be spotted humping all forms of aquatic life while singing a medley called “I’m A Gay Fish.”

In an ALL CAPS post on his popular KanyeUniversity blog on Thursday, the “Golddigger” hitmaker says tha while the South Park spoof was funny, it’s just one in a series of recent events that has convinced him to adjust his notoriously rude tude.

Kanye blogged:

SOUTH PARK MURDERED ME LAST NIGHT AND IT’S PRETTY FUNNY. IT HURTS MY FEELINGS BUT WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT FROM SOUTH PARK! I ACTUALLY HAVE BEEN WORKING ON MY EGO THOUGH. HAVING THE CRAZY EGO IS PLAYED OUT AT THIS POINT IN MY LIFE AND CAREER. I USE TO USE IT TO BUILD UP MY ESTEEM WHEN NOBODY BELIEVED IN ME. NOW THAT PEOPLE DO BELIEVE AND SUPPORT MY MUSIC AND PRODUCTS THE BEST RESPONSE IS THANK YOU INSTEAD OF “I TOLD YOU SO!!!” IT’S COOL TO TALK SHIT WHEN YOU’RE RAPPING BUT NOT IN REAL LIFE. WHEN YOU MEET LITTLE WAYNE IN PERSON HE’S THE NICEST GUY FOR EXAMPLE. I JUST WANNA BE A DOPER PERSON WHICH STARTS WITH ME NOT ALWAYS TELLING PEOPLE HOW DOPE I THINK I AM. I NEED TO JUST GET PAST MYSELF. DROP THE BRAVADO AND JUST MAKE DOPE PRODUCT…….

Kanye West got spoofed on last night’s edition of the Comedy Central hit South Park.

In the parody, the Grammy-winning rap star realizes he is a gay fish. He then dresses in a open chested wetsuit and breaks out into song–performing his single “Im A Gay Fish”– while kissing and molesting various sea creatures.

Keep your eyes peeled for one of Kanye’s notorious ALL-CAPS online rants in response to this!

South Park took aim at America’s favorite teen heartthrobs on its 13th season premiere on Comedy Central Wednesday night.

In the episode, titled “The Ring,” Kenny takes his new girlfriend go to a Jonas Brothers concert thinking the gesture will be a great way to get into her heart–and her underpants. His dreams of taking their relationship to the next level are dashed, however, when The JoBros convince her lady love to wear a purity ring.

Comedy Central’s classic animated comedy South Park parodied Britney Spears in this video from Wednesday night’s episode entitled Britney’s New Look. The star commited suicide by blowing her head off with a gun after trying to escape paparazzi attention by going camping in South Park in the latest episode of the long-running show.

The singer is finally photographed to death by a baying mob.

Britney Spears joins the Tom Cruise, Paris Hilton, and Marilyn Manson as celebs who have been parodied on Comedy Central’s South Park. Brit’s likness wll appear on Wednesday night’s episode, entitled Britney’s New Look.

In this episode, South Park regulars Stan and Kyle take on a mission of helping Britney get to the North Pole. Stan and Kyle subsequently got caught up in Britney’s celebrity and the never-ending feeding frenzy that follows her wherever she goes.

“Britney Spears is trying to get away from it all in the mountains near South Park when the boys have a run-in with her. Stan and Kyle get caught up in Britney’s celebrity and the never-ending feeding frenzy that follows her wherever she goes,” says a South Park spokesman.

Check out Britney’s South Park parody on Wednesday March 19 at 10:00pm EST.