reached 84 on the UK Singles Chart. While originally not present on any album, it was later included on the CD reissue of the band's first album, From Her to Eternity. Charts Parodies and cultural references In the South Park episode "Chickenpox", Eric Cartman sings the song on the way to Kenny's house, which is located in a bad part of the town. Rich Banks recorded a parody called "In the Grotto" for The Adam Carolla Show. Paul Shanklin recorded a parody called "In a Yugo" for Rush Limbaugh, in which an environmentally-conscious family buys a Yugo to save motor fuel, only to get killed by a truck after swerving to miss a duck. Later, Shanklin updated his parody for a new generation too young to remember the Yugo, replacing it with its perceived equivalent, "In a Hybrid". El Vez recorded a version titled "En el Barrio" that mixed humor with details about Chicano struggles. The Danish satire duo Strengedrejerne recorded a parody called "Nede I Netto" in 2000 about a boy, who gets lost from his mother in a supermarket and compensates for the lack of attention by stealing a shopping cart full of cod roe. The song follows the original storyline precisely but parodies the rich welfare state of Denmark, where only luxury problems exist. The Danish radio program also recorded a parody called "Ned i NATO", which makes fun of former Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen's path to a leading post at NATO. The BBC radio comedy program Radio Active broadcast a version titled Tim the gecko. Dutch television celebrity and comedian Paul de Leeuw, as his alter ego Bob de Rooy, released a Dutch-language translated version in 1992. The first Dutch-language version of the song was recorded by Flemish crooner Will Tura, whose version uses the wrong definite article "de" preceding the word "ghetto". In the Fox sitcom New Girl, Jessica Day performs the song as an Elvis impersonator at her roommate Nick's father's funeral. References External links Elvis and Lisa Marie Presley: "In the Ghetto" (music video) at Spinner.com 1960s ballads 1969 singles 1984 singles 1969 songs Cashbox number-one singles Charity singles Elvis Presley songs Irish Singles Chart number-one singles Mac Davis songs Nick Cave songs UK Independent Singles Chart number-one singles Number-one singles in Australia Number-one singles in Germany Number-one singles in New Zealand Number-one singles in Norway Protest songs Song recordings produced