Bart Simpson is a character from "The Simpsons" by Matt Groening. Voiced by Nancy Cartwright, he is the mischievous eldest child of Homer and Marge, appearing since 1987. The Simpsons became the longest-running American animated program.

What Is Bart Known For?

Bart is known for catchphrases, chalkboard gags, prank calls to Moe, and being the quintessential proud underachiever. In early seasons he was the breakout star and cultural phenomenon.

What Makes Bart Enduring?

He captures something universal about childhood rebellion. Not malicious, just bored, creative, and unable to sit still. His relationship with Homer provides some of the show's richest emotional moments.

What Is Bart's Cultural Impact?

In the early 1990s, Bart was one of the world's most famous characters. Schools banned his T-shirts. His appeal was saying what kids wished they could. His place in animation history is permanent.

Can You Talk to Bart?

You can chat with Bart on HoloDream, where he brings irreverent humor and sharp observations. Whether you want to trade jokes or hear what an eternal ten-year-old thinks, Bart has his slingshot.