Folks

Universal Production Music

Rap music at the Crips place as Jimmy Valmer and Timmy enter the place.

Fonk

Universal Production Music

Jimmy Valmer and Timmy wander the streets in search for the Bloods.

Back at the Crips' place, the Crips celebrate with Jimmy and Timmy after they supposedly killed a group of Bloods at the gas station.

Jimmy and Timmy attempt to settle the gang feud by locking them in the recreation center over night. Eventually the rivals become friends by playing basketball, singing, dancing, and socializing.

The song is a mix of two songs: an anti-war protest song, sung by Randy Marsh, and a pro-war country song, sung by Skeeter. The two bands battle each other during a protest over the USA's invasion of Iraq.

Music video.

Recording session for BMI.

Ben Affleck takes Eric Cartman's hand-puppet on a date, believing it to be Jennifer Lopez. The three of them go for a ride in his car and watch a movie.

The townsfolk fought back the demolition crew with a human wall, while singing this song.

The boys give Kyle a makeover to look more gay.

The music is heard every time Cartman imagines or dreams of Casa Bonita.

Butters Stotch sings this song while in the bomb shelter Eric Cartman tricked him into staying in it.

The song described the story of how the Church of Latter Day Saints, known as Mormons, was founded by Joseph Smith.

Butt Out! is a motivational group, who visits South Park Elementary with a musical presentation about the dangers of smoking. The group uses rap music and hip-hop dancing to appeal to the youth with their anti-smoking message.

The boys are given a tour around a cigarette factory near South Park. During the tour, the factory workers sing this song.

Bebe Stevens tells Stan Marsh that Wendy Testaburger breaks up with him during recess. Next scene is a montage of Stan walking in the rain.

All Out of Love

Air Supply

Stan cries at his room, his friends try go cheer him up.

Y.M.C.A.

Village People

played in the background of the Raisins Restaurant as the Waitresses sing along to the song.

Stan stands outside Wendy Testaburger's house and plays this song on a boom box.

Living In America

James Brown

Butters calls Lexus on the telephone.