South Park gives “Jackin’ It In San Diego” the orchestral treatment in this exclusive clip
The latest classical rendition of the song arrives in anticipation of the show's 25th season.

Since its inception, South Park has drawn much of its comedy from musical juxtaposition, running fairly innocent songs and genres through a meat grinder of vulgarity. The season-four finale swapped out life with excrement in the Lion King sendup “The Circle Of Poo.” Broadway showtimes served as a backdrop for oral sex in Season 15's “Broadway Bro Down.” There have been boy-band ditties about finger-banging, a “Somewhere Out There” ripoff sung by a mouse with a human penis growing out of its back, and so on.
In anticipation of the show’s upcoming 25th season, South Park has continued the trend by giving classy orchestral treatments to some of its most well-known songs. Each one is essentially a parody of a parody, complete with a conductor, focused instrumentalists, and passionate vocalists belting the profane lyrics with sincere vibrato. So far, we’ve gotten orchestral renditions of the show’s iconic theme song, “Kyle’s Mom,” and “Gay Fish”—the instant-classic homage to 808s & Heartbreak-era Kanye. Today, South Park Studios unveiled a classed-up version of “Jackin’ It In San Diego.”