The sound features Eric Cartman, the outspoken schoolboy from the long-running animated series South Park, performing Lady Gaga's 2008 hit Poker Face in his own exaggerated style. The original song was one of the biggest pop singles of the late 2000s, and Cartman's version became a popular shareable clip because it pairs a instantly recognisable chorus with a character known for misplaced confidence. It has since circulated widely on soundboards, video edits and social media, where it is reused whenever a creator wants a short musical joke that needs no setup.
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Eric Cartman sings Lady Gaga's Poker Face in this South Park clip, with his off-key voice over the pop beat. Creators use it for funny memes and reaction edits.
This is Eric Cartman from South Park singing Lady Gaga's Poker Face in his loud, confident, deliberately off-key voice, with the song's familiar synth-pop backing still recognisable underneath. The humour comes from the contrast between Cartman's complete self-belief and the way he stretches notes, rushes the chorus and turns a polished pop hit into a clumsy karaoke performance. It sounds instantly familiar to anyone who knows the show or the original song, and it lands as a joke in itself, making a scene feel silly, awkward and overconfident before any visual punchline arrives.
