Top 10 Christmas Songs In South Park

List Creator: Number 1: Performed by Mr Garrison, this fiery song really spreads the Christmas spirit whether you like it or not. It takes the top spot for being so well written, and of course, hilarious.

List Creator: No.2: This is the most legendary South Park Christmas song. It even made it to no.4 in the UK charts! It really spreads the magic of Mr Hankey, feeling like an actual Christmas song and just being very festive.

List Creator: No.5: This song is technically a Hanukkah song but fits in with the Christmas album perfectly. The song is very well written, and I respect it for having a substantial running time. I love the progression to everyone singing at once. It's just a solid good song, also nice to hear Kyle singing for a change.

List Creator: No.3: This beautifully sung cover version of Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, performed by Mr Hankey, has such a high place for summing up the album. When put in context, it is actually quite emotional, as the episode was a tribute to the female voice actor Mary Kay Bergman whose talents are still missed in South Park.

List Creator: No.4: The definitive song of the last Christmas episode we've seen, Woodland Critter Christmas is very catchy and sounds so innocent until the Hail Satan! part. I loved this episode, and the song is what really completes it.

List Creator: No.6: Featured in 'A Very Crappy Christmas', this song, technically a parody, features some of the best of Mr Hankey, as well as introducing Cornwallis with a brilliant singing voice. It tells the story perfectly, and now I am a firm believer in the circle of poo.

List Creator: No.8: Another great song from Mr Hankey's Christmas Classics, Cartman undeniably sings the true meaning of Christmas. It's just a good song.

List Creator: No.7: A very different Christmas song, this tells a very different Christmas story in a surprisingly jolly way. Satan shows off some great vocals mixed in with some very clever lyrics.

List Creator: No.9: Mr Mackey's version of this song is good, set apart from the original by a few 'M'kays'. This song would be nothing without the much-loved Mr Mackey, and I credit it for being one of the very few Mackey songs. It was hard deciding whether to choose this or 'I Saw Three Ships', but my love for Mackey gave it the edge.

This song is great no matter who does it, m'Kay.

List Creator: No.10: Makes the list because Christmas time wouldn't be the same without hugs and kisses and a Poo Choo Train. Though it is only 30 seconds long, this song is very memorable from 'Red Sleigh Down'. Thanks for reading my list, please vote and comment yourself.

While the lyrics are completely inappropriate, Kenny's adorable mumbling steals this song for me. It's so cute!