South Park Cast Songs

Instead of joining the rest of the class at the Planetarium, Eric Cartman sneaks off and auditions for a Cheesy Poofs commercial.

Sung by Stan Marsh.

Chef sings it to Stan Marsh when he questions him about why he hasn't gotten his period yet.

Liane is seen decorating the outside of her home and singing a Halloween song. She is oblivious to the mortician zombies and greets them as the shamble by begging for brains. The zombies attack a pedestrian and eat him as she continues singing merrily.

While Stan Marsh takes a tour of Big Gay Al's Big Gay Animal Sanctuary, this song is performed by a group of animatronic children, during the boat ride.

Chef and Elton John sing this to persuade Kyle's Elephant and Eric Cartman's pig to "make love" for a science project.

The song is sung at the beginning of the South Park Elementary Christmas play.

Sung by Kyle Broflovski.

The song was used as Damien Thorn's theme in "Damien", when his temper caused him to use his satanic powers throughout the episode.

Sung by the town of South Park.

During the performance of the play, Chef is asked to sing, which reverts to his usual sexual innuendo.

Philip Glass plays music that has no emotional tones with a robotic voice repeating the word "happy".

Robert Smith, of the alternative rock band The Cure, is called upon to fight Mecha-Streisand. A background narrator sings this song when Smith transforms into a Mothra-like monster to defend the town.

A Japanese background narrator sings this song when Barbra Streisand was seen terrorizing South Park.

Cartman is singing at the archeological field trip.

When Terrance was searching for his daughter at the airport.

Played by a background bagpiper at Ike Broflovski's funeral.

Eric Cartman is confused about who his father is, and heard from Chief Running Water that it could be Chef. He visits Chef's house dressed as a stereotypical hip-hop kid and using street slang. Chef sits him down to explain how he could not possibly be his father with this song.

Stan Marsh's father, Randy Marsh, along with the other parents, sing in harmony for the children to return home.

It was heard during Nurse Gollum's montage at the awards banquet and during the closing credits of the episode. The style of the song is most likely a parody of Neil Diamond.

Mayor McDaniels asks for the South Park Elementary orchestra to play the opening of the Fourth of July ceremony. The song is played very badly due to the student band not practicing or knowing the song beforehand.

Eric Cartman, Kyle Broflovski, Stan Marsh, and Kenny McCormick are introduced at the Bus Stop singing this song when Ike Broflovski runs up interrupting them.

Chef sings the song when the boys ask if he ever had something happen to him, but nobody believed him.

Sung by Eric Cartman when he finds out he is going to be on television.

Chef sings this song expressing his admiration for Gifford.

While on a hunting trip with the boys and Jimbo Kern, Ned Gerblansky sings this song at the campfire.

A newscaster introduces Chef, who explains how the town survived the volcano with a song.

While explaining to the team the way to properly handle a football, Chef begins a monologue in the style of a sensual soul ballad. He treats the ball as if it were a living woman and forgets about his role as the coach.

Chef performs this. song at the cafeteria.

While investigating the South Park Morgue looking for clues as to what started the zombie epidemic, Chef is bitten and becomes a zombie. Chef begins to sing and dance in a choreographed way, similar to the Michael Jackson song and video "Thriller".

On the walk over, Cartman sings this song mocking Kenny's status for living in the poor side of town. (Originally performed by Elvis Presley)

The makers of Cheesy Poofs are looking for a child to sing the Cheesy Poofs Theme Song and are holding auditions. One of the children, Peter sings "Bingo".

Eric Cartman performs this song and dance for Chef, while the boys are trying to console him after he loses the lawsuit over the copyright of his song "Stinky Britches".

Sung by Sharron Marsh after she finds a body at Stanley's room.

Evil Cartman sings this song as he helps Kenny carve the pumpkin.

Officer Barbrady is imprisoned by Sharon Marsh after he comes to inquire if she had seen the people that were reported missing. Sharon believes her son, Stan Marsh, is to blame and buries the dead bodies in her backyard. To protect her son, she ties Barbrady to the wall and takes his pants.

Underpants Gnomes sing while collecting people's underpants.

The Getting Gay With Kids choir lip syncs and dances to a backing track, to help motivate people to care for the rain forest.

Randy Marsh's daydream scene.

Veronica sings this to keep Chef under her spell.

End credits

Eric Cartman sings this while on a camping trip. As they are sitting around a campfire, he teases Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, and Kenny McCormick with this song, while playing a harmonica.

Theme song of Peetie the Sexual Harassment Panda,

Eric Cartman sings near the beginning and end of the episode.

Cartman sings this song as he and the boys approach the South Park Docks to hide Cleo Broflovski's corpse.

The theme song plays in the background as Eric Cartman watches a new animated TV show from Japan called, Chinpokomon. An advertisement plays encouraging children to buy Chinpokomon dolls.

Eric Cartman becomes so desperate for a chance to go to the Chinpokomon camp, he resorts to playing a guitar and singing on the street for money.

When Eric Cartman learns about potential benefits of homeschooling, he believes he can use it as an excuse to get out of public school. He sings this song in a musical-like style.

This song is played by 3rd graders from all over the world, on their recorders, in a form of a concert.

Sung by a young Chef to a group of drug dealers.

Kenny sings in front of a large audience. When he finishes the song, the people throw roses and cheer for him.

At Kyle's house, Stan Marsh makes Butters perform this song.

Eric Cartman held auditions in his living room looking for a fifth member for his boy band, Fingerbang. Butters sings this song, for his audition, however, he does not win.

Ike Broflovski sings this song and a medley of other songs, while auditioning for the part to become the fifth member of Fingerbang.

Wendy auditions for part of the fifth member of the boy band, Fingerbang.

The townsfolk sing a satirical church hymn.

Cartman sings this song to himself when he is trying to protect his second Dawson's Creek Trapper Keeper Ultra Keeper Futura S 2000 from being destroyed by an android from the future. (Originally performed Paula Cole)

First song at the rehearsal.

Second song atvthe rehearsal.

Chef is joined by James Taylor in a duet that explains his concept of prostitution to the boys. Principal Victoria interrupts the performance, causing Chef to blame James Taylor for his risque lyrics.

He sings this song while a montage plays as he writes a letter to the then Cuban president Fidel Castro, to convince him to change from communism to democracy.

Mr. Garrison sings this song as he walks cheerfully down the sidewalk.

Cartman finds out that Scott Tenorman listens to Radiohead. He and Ned sing the song before Jimbo tells them to stop.

Token Black sings this song about his feelings of isolation, due to the wealth disparity between him and the other children in South Park.

Cartman sings to himself while riding his bike on the road. He spots a truck filled with aborted fetuses and takes a look inside the truck. (Originally performed by Sheena Easton)

Eric Cartman sings the song to convince Congress, who eventually join in, to fund stem cell research. (Originally performed by Asia)

Butters tells the truck driver about his planned anniversary dinner at the Bennigan's restaurant, with a dream sequence of the wait staff singing an anniversary song to his family. Annoyed, the truck driver eventually kicks Butters out of his truck.

Butters and True Feaks Union sing.

Cartman is excited to receive his Sea People kit and imagines how he'd like to leave his world to live among them.

Chef begins to sing this to the boys, after they tell him that they think they killed Ms. Choksondik.

Randy Marsh has a daydream about what the Priests may have had planned for the the younger church populace, including Butters Stotch, Tweek Tweak, and Stan Marsh.

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.

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.

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

The Orange County Crew show off their dancing skills, while this song played on a boombox.

Song played on the boombox.

Eric Cartman attempts to appease his captive hippies, by giving them drugs and a guitar. Moments later, the room is filled with smoke and the hippies are intently listening to this song.

Stan starts playing an acoustic guitar to fight the "corporate fatcats" that control the world.

Liana Cartman tells Alexia's new subsitute to play a Kendrick Lamar song

The Boys sing this song as they celebrate after they got booked at The Contender

While the class decorates their eggs, Mrs. Garrison begins reminiscing about Mr. Slave and their former relationship while looking at this photograph .

Montage of Cartman as the new hall monitor.

Towlie sings to himself as he heads out to the barn.