South Park's 1999 album Bigger, Longer and Uncut features the track La Resistance (Reprise), a satirical musical number that parodies the anti-communist song La Resistance. The recording captures the show's signature blend of cartoon animation and rock instrumentation, utilizing the voices of the main cast to deliver a biting critique of political extremism. Released during the height of the show's early success, this song exemplifies the series' ability to tackle serious social issues through humor and music. It remains a staple of the South Park discography, reflecting the show's enduring influence on alternative comedy and its willingness to engage with contemporary political discourse through its unique musical style.