In the "christian hard rock" episode of south park, what is the real name/artist of the song that faith1 plays

Question

In the "Christian Hard Rock" episode of south park, cartman and his band go play on stage at the christfest. What is the real name/artist of the song that they are making fun of?

Answer 1

I'm almost positive that it's just a song that was written by Trey Parker for the show. However, spscriptorium.com noted that part of it sounds like "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)" by the Delfonics.

Answer 2

I just love it when people will laugh at things that don't portray to them and then get all defensive and offended when something they believe in is mocked. Take for instance chef on the show (forget his real name at this time but you all know who im talking about). he was on the show for years, through the many episodes where they did in fact mock other religions such as Mormons. Did he leave? No, of course not, he stayed, got paid, and continued to do more shows. Until something he believed in was tackled, Scientology. After that he was offended and left. My point here is basically you have to take the bad with the good. If you sit there and laugh at certain episodes and then get offended and mad at the ones that target yourself, well then that's a prime example of hypocrisy. Now for the people that is all offended by this entire show, light up a bit. It is just a funny show that doesn't target anyone specifically. Actually I recall a Christmas episode where the children were doing a play on the birth of Jesus. Well the parents of different religions were getting offended and demanded that parts of the play be looked at and changed. Needless to say it was a very wierd and boring play, and all the parents also thought so. That is a very good example of what would happen if we are all offended by different things in life. It would be a very boring world. Now for everyone else that basically shrugs off offensive material in our lives and laughs even at the jokes directed towards them. Good for you, keep this up and our world may not become as boring as that play did.