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What is it with South Park and Hawaii?
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I immediately think of the episode where Butters returns home to fix his anger issues, only for him to be angry about Ben Affleck the whole time. Can't recall any other Hawaii-centric episodes. I love South Park.
There's a lot of Tiny Tim references, which have that hawaiian island music vibe.
Satan is seen doing a Luau and singing are we going to the Hukilau
So I think it's mostly South Park creators being obsessed with Tiny Tim, and well, who could blame them? Everyone loves a Ukelele. Spongebob clearly takes their musical influences from him.
I think my favourite being the Happy Souls background track for the Dark Souls parody of Living in the Sunlight by Tiny Tim.
Also the cops were having a luau instead of working when they were pissed off at the town—Chief Harrison may even have kissed a dude!
I think you got the answer. Tiny Tim