After being aired since 1997, Hit -Animated Series of Comedy Central "South Park" is a cultural test Rorschach And notorious about everyone's fun and sink in the kitchen. The creators of the Show Trey Parker and Matt Stone are well known for some of the most vibrant modern satire, whether they are through their series, original films, and even the musical of the Broadbeward Broadway. Parker and Stone's writing sensitivity are often fixed to the hottest themes of the day and South Park is not afraid to parody the most popular celebrities in the era.

In 2009, Season 13 of South Park began with one of the most memorable episodes of the 2000s. In the "Ring" episode, the primary subject of satirization was the Asonas and Disney brothers. At the time of his premiere, "the Jononas Brothers: 3D -Concert Experience" hit theaters, and "Raising the Boy Band" drew the attention of Parker and Stone. The episode highlighted the rings of the brothers' purity, which they carried in real life for their Christian upbringing. Along with the satirical screening of the group, the episode introduced the South Park version of Mickey Mouse, which serves as a tyrannical head of Walt Disney and will appear in future episodes of the series.

It's been 16 years since Ring first aired, and countless gasoline band acted cosed by Disney and Nickelodeon's likes and disappeared from the initial growth of the Asonas brothers. Kevin, OEO and Nick Asonas have grown up and continued to make music together as a band, and have since have individual careers. As for their perspective on how South Park parodies them, you may be surprised by their reaction.

Apeedo Asonas appeared on "The last meals of the mythical cuisine", where he reflected on how South Park showed the Asonas brothers, the culture of purity and Disney. As the writers headed for the jugular, the episode material could easily hit some sensitive chords for the group. But in the case of Asonas, he thought it was an honor for Trey Parker and Matt Stone to satirize:

"Our skin wasn't so thick then ... I think I was the only brother I loved. I thought it was funny, because I watched" South Park ", and I was like," This is so funny, I know what they are doing, they all have fun! "We have fun with a comic is usually a sign they give, and they care.

Oeo Asonas also expressed that while the group of his brothers was specifically represented in the Ring, he believes that South Park has been looking for the corporate entity of the company Walt Disney, as well as the culture of what the boys' boys represent. "I think they went more, such as, for example, Idea From what it is, "he continued.

After the "ring" was broadcast, a report by News Service in Canvest He claims that the Asonas brothers' publicist has banned reporters from asking the band any questions about South Park. In an interview in 2009 with Orlando SentinelNick Asonas expressed that the group did not see the episode, citing their busy schedule, but took satirization in step:

"We are always open to having fun with us. For us, we are so focused on what we do with this tour and our album, we didn't have much time to see it."

Nick Asonas will further consider the South Park episode in Reddit Ama in 2016 (through Is! Through the internet), revealing that he has since watched the episode many times, and echoing his brother OEO that had fun with Trey Parker and Matt Stone was honored:

"When it first came out, I didn't think it was funny to be honest, but probably because I was actually living it all in real time, so it only made it difficult for the coming and living your life as a young person and having everyone who happened ... But years later, the rings of the purity were no longer, and I was very funny."

South Park is available to be transferred to Max, but will soon move to Paramount+ later this year.