WWE Celebrated The Holidays With A Weird Fake ‘South Park’

Remember back in the late ’90s when South Park was so popular that it bled into other forms of popular culture? So much so that WWF shows featured wrestlers wearing airbrushed South Park t-shirts, wrestlers carrying around Cartman dolls and fans bringing signs with wrestlers as South Park characters on them? Those days are back, apparently, as WWE chose to wish us Happy Holidays with a 2-minute parody of ‘Joy to the World’ as sung by unlicensed South Park approximations of WWE Superstars. Sure!

Highlights include a tiny Velveteen Dream, Sheamus as a snowman with a mohawk made of carrots, Braun Strowman as The Abominable Snowmonster of the North from the Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer TV special and, of course, this couple of seconds of Rusev Day celebration:

Lowlights include Enzo Amore showing up where Neville was clearly intended to be, Brock Lesnar having a nicer house than everyone else and not living in a crudely fashioned mud hut in the woods like he probably does in real life, and this twerking.

Join us again on New Years Eve for WWE’s next video, in which WWE Superstars are drawn like characters from Garfield and Friends and sing ‘Auld Lang Wyatt.’

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