DVDA

DVDA is a comedy band featuring South Park crew members Trey Parker (lead vocals, keyboards), Matt Stone (vocals, drums, bass guitar), Bruce Howell (guitars), and D. A. Young (keyboards, vocals). The name refers to a sexual position meaning "double vaginal, double anal". DVDA's songs appear throughout several other works written, directed, and/or starring Matt Stone and Trey Parker.

Some of DVDA's songs act as satire of other songs; such as "Montage" which satirizes the "Push It to The Limit" montage sequence from the movie Scarface.

The band has several unreleased songs performed live including: "Crack" (or "Everybody Loves Crack"), "David Kelley, TV Warrior" and a cover of the Primus song "Sgt. Baker." The band has opened for Ween and Primus and performed at the Lapdance film festival in 2000.

The jam band moe. has covered "America, Fuck Yeah" several times live in concert. Additionally Children of Bodom came on stage playing "America, Fuck Yeah" over the PA system during their 2008 Hellhounds On My Trail Tour.

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