‘South Park’ sends brutal message to Trump after Emmy win

"South Park" isn't done sticking it to President Donald Trump.

The Comedy Central series celebrated its Emmy win for outstanding animated program on Sept. 6 by sending a brutal message directly to the president. The most recent two seasons of "South Park" were heavily focused on Trump, who became a central villain character in a storyline where he is romantically involved with Satan.

A post on the show's official Instagram account after the Emmy win showed the series' animated Trump character with his pants down holding an Emmy, along with the text, "You finally got your Emmy."

USA TODAY has reached out to the White House for comment.

Trump has a history of complaining about never winning an Emmy for his NBC series "The Apprentice." The show received eight nominations throughout its run, including for outstanding reality competition program. But it always came up empty-handed, a fact Trump often took issue with on social media.

"The Emmys are all politics, that's why, despite nominations, 'The Apprentice' never won — even though it should have many times over," Trump tweeted in 2012, also writing that "The Amazing Race" winning the Emmy for best competition program that year was "a total joke."

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