“SOUTH PARK: NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN” is a newly released short film that is making a buzz these days. The film is said to be a parody film of a famous YouTuber and his brand. The ending of the film is confusing, and here goes the full movie summary and an explanation of the ending.
The film starts with a guy named Eric who begins his day by drinking a dehydration drink called “CRED.” The scenes then jump to school, where we see that the whole school is going crazy over that drink, and everyone has it in their backpacks. Meanwhile, we learn that a school teacher has been making OnlyFans videos, and that becomes the talk of the town in school. During a parent-teacher meeting, one parent, Randy Marsh, learns that OnlyFans is a huge opportunity for making money, and he decides to start his own OnlyFans account.
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We see another kid named Clyde, whose parents don’t want him to drink CRED, and he hates them for that. In school, Eric forms a CRED affinity group where he decides to add those who love CRED, and they will make their own gang and group in college. Clyde doesn’t have access to CRED, so he decides to put apple juice in an empty CRED bottle and pretend like he has a CRED bottle. The next day, when he goes to school with that CRED bottle, his friends taste it and realize that the drink is fake and only has apple juice.
After the incident, Clyde and his group are humiliated in school, and their affinity group becomes a joke among the students. On the other hand, we see that Randy is making videos on OnlyFans, but no one is subscribing to him. Sharon (Randy’s wife) asks him to stop making videos, but Randy doesn’t stop, and Sharon also starts making videos to take revenge. Sharon immediately gets followers, and now Randy wants to win the race of followers from Sharon, willing to do anything for it.
Upon further research and conversation, he gets an idea that he needs to use trending products in his videos to get views and engagement, so he starts using CRED in the video. On the other hand, Clyde saw a video that an exclusive limited edition drink is going to be launched the next day, and he shares the same with Eric. Now Clyde and his friends realize that the only way to get their reputation back is to get the exclusive limited edition drink. The next day, they visit the store to get that exclusive drink, and there is a huge stampede, resulting in many kids dying, and no one gets the drink.
On the other hand, Randy is arrested by the FBI because his children are getting influenced, and they are also making videos like him. Randy immediately realizes that he was wrong and acknowledges his mistakes. He then decides to dump the CRED. On the other hand, Clyde and his friends learn that the influencers were paid by someone to promote that unhealthy drink. Clyde and his gang also see Randy throwing the bottles of CRED.
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In the last sequence of the film, we see Clyde and his group with a CRED bottle again, and the film ends here. Now, many of you may ask about the ending of the film. Here we will try to explain the ending of the film.
The film ends with a bitter truth that no matter what the data and elders say, youths will only listen to their influencers, and it is very hard to change their minds. Like in the film, we see that even after knowing about the dark truths behind CRED, the kids still want to use it, and the drink is still considered a symbol of royalty.
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