South Park & Matt Stone & Trey Parker
South Park & Matt Stone & Trey Parker
South Park & Matt Stone & Trey Parker
South Park & Matt Stone & Trey Parker
South Park
South Park & Trey Parker & Matt Stone
South Park & Matt Stone & Trey Parker
South Park & Matt Stone & Trey Parker
South Park & Matt Stone & Trey Parker
South Park & Matt Stone & Trey Parker
South Park & Matt Stone & Trey Parker
South Park & Matt Stone & Trey Parker
South Park & Matt Stone & Trey Parker
Toddy Walters
South Park
South Park
Isaac Hayes
Isaac Hayes
South Park
South Park
Jerome “Chef” McElroy
Jerome “Chef” McElroy & South Park
Jerome “Chef” McElroy
Kyle Broflovski
South Park
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Kyle Broflovski
South Park
“Waitin' On a Woman” appeared in the 13th episode of South Park’s 1st season, titled “Cartman’s Mom Is A Dirty Slut”, which aired on February 25th, 1998.
Chef sings “Waitin' On a Woman” to Cartman in order to teach him about his mother and father. In the episode, Cartman is on a search to find out...
[Verse 1]
When a man loves a woman, and a woman loves a man
Actually, sometimes a man doesn't love a woman but he acts like he does, in order to get some action
[Verse 2]
The magic starts to happen, and the two take off their clothes, that's right
And they caress and touch each other, until the part of the man grows
[Verse 3]
And they roll around and now things a-really start getting hot
And the man says "I love you" and the woman says "hold on a second, I gotta go to the bathroom"
[Pre-Chorus]
So you wait, and you wait, and you wait and you wait
And you wait, and you wait, and you wait
And you wait and you're coolin' down and she's still goin' to the bathroom
Finally she comes back, and she says, "Baby, I'm gettin' hot!"
And that's when you gotta jam hеr butt and pump her full of—
Waitin’ On A Woman was written by Trey Parker.
Waitin’ On A Woman was produced by South Park.
South Park released Waitin’ On A Woman on Wed Feb 25 1998.