Transgender Bathroom South Park

For those who are bothered by transgender people, a new designation is made to keep them away from the cis people who do not care: cissy bathrooms. Forced by Butters to use that bathroom, Stan begins to appreciate it and sings a song similar to Lorde's. At a school assembly, Principal Victoria announces they're getting rid of the transgender bathroom.

South Park Elementary decides to let anyone use any bathroom except for cissys. Stan, who was outed as a cissy must use it. While using it, he starts to sing his own version of Randy's song.

When Cartman pretends to be trans so he can use the girls bathroom he takes advantage of the school's attempts to be sensitive and starts bullying Stan for being cis. Meanwhile Randy struggles with his own gender identity. A clip from a classic 2014 episode of Comedy Central's South Park went viral nearly 9 years later for commenting on cynical weaponization of transgender identity politics.

Uniqueness Decay: The transgender bathroom was originally installed as Cartman's private bathroom, but then Wendy becomes a transgender herself and starts using it. 'Parody is now reality': South Park clip in which desperate Cartman identifies as trans so he can use the girls' bathroom resurfaces and goes viral nine years after it first aired At a school assembly, Principal Victoria announces they're getting rid of the transgender bathroom. Erica continues to poop in the girl's bathroom, and Principal Victoria comes up with a solution to the problem.

Wendy joins Cartman in the transgender bathroom, and Cartman is NOT happy about having to share it. The boys manage to pull off an epic party, complete with a performance by Lorde. The Unnamed Interior Designer appears in the Season Eighteen episode, The Cissy", where she helps design Eric Cartman's new transgender restroom.

Cartman is fed up with not having an open stall in the boys' bathroom.