Former "South Park" writer Toby Morton had a surprise over the weekend for Mr. Wonderful — aka Kevin O'Leary — announcing plans to troll the Canadian businessman.
The MAGA "Shark Tank" star has financially backed the development of a large-scale, 9-gigawatt data center located on a 40,000-acre parcel of land in Utah, which has prompted outrage from locals and leaders in the state.
"Kevin O’Leary is backing a massive AI data center near the Great Salt Lake, powered by natural gas and fast tracked by state officials. Scientists warn it could increase emissions, strain resources, and further impact an ecosystem already in decline," Morton wrote in a post on Instagram.
"Kevin is also aware that I own KevinOLearyTV.com, his social media handle as a domain name. I’ll be using it accordingly," Morton added. "Billboards are on the way."
Morton encouraged people to donate to the billboard campaign via the new website, where he said people can expect updates from Utah residents, public information and environmental concerns, along with "satire, commentary, and excessive pettiness." He explained it will also feature "occasional reminders that this website exists because Kevin forgot to buy his own social media handle as a domain name."
This isn't Morton's first time taking on public figures.
He publicly teased President Donald Trump after purchasing multiple domain names associated with the president's attempted rebrand of the Kennedy Center. In December, Morton launched the TrumpKennedyCenter.org website, which includes several not-so-subtle digs at the president's second administration and his handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files — including photos highlighting his ties to the late financier and convicted child sex offender.