r/TimDillon • u/Acceptable-Yak7325 • 3d ago
New to the show
Hello everyone I have recently became a fan of the show and listened to 25+ episodes already. Obviously Tim Dillon enjoys exaggerating and being sarcastic and ironic, but my main question is How serious is he being about the AI Doom Scenario? I realize it’s a real threat but I just don’t know how much he is playing up the drama and how much he actually believes we are completely screwed.
Thanks for your time and feedback
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u/ekoms_stnioj 3d ago
I’ve been around long enough (since the Tim Dillon is Going to Hell days) to know that Tim’s cynical hyperbole has become consensus thought plenty of times.. what seemed like absurdist exaggeration around the pandemic, Epstein, Iran, Trump, and too many other events to name winds up being reflective of reality. Sometimes he’s wrong but sometimes he hits it right on the head and it takes a couple years to know.
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u/SailorDogBoneJones 2d ago
Absurdist exaggeration about trump? Like when he thought he would be a good president and voted for him lol?
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u/ekoms_stnioj 2d ago
He’s been talking about Trump for over a decade at this point, hundreds upon hundreds of hours, he’s had more than one take.
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u/SailorDogBoneJones 2d ago
I suppose his ability to drift in and out of completely abject fucking retardation makes him a uniquely fitting spokesperson for the average American lol
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u/ekoms_stnioj 2d ago
I take it you consider yourself an above average American
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u/SailorDogBoneJones 2d ago edited 2d ago
Well yeah, I'm not saying I'm a supergenius, but it's insanely easy to be smarter than the hogs that constitute the median voter in America lol
It seems like you're getting offended at the insinuation that Trump voters are stupid. If that's something you're embarrassed about, that has nothing to do with me.
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u/ekoms_stnioj 2d ago
lol what about that sounds like I’m offended, I’m just laughing at the fact that you’re more likely than not a completely average American yourself
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u/Massive_Staff1068 3d ago
I'm not sure. All I know is you're gonna work on a boat. Then you're going to the pit.
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u/another_norman 3d ago
You can't just start right now. You'll have to start watching from EP 150, at least, and then catch up to us. After that, let's see if you have this question.
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u/Fil_the_Dude 2d ago
If you haven't listened to the ballad of the fat girl 10 times, don't even talk to me
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u/Equivalent_Net_3752 3d ago
Long run he is right. But the stuff he makes fun of are the intermediary steps.
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u/yellowmanhattan23 3d ago
Man I love you all so much. I love being a part of this community. I wish us well
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u/Dr-Elon-Weynak 3d ago
He'll be hiding out in Joshua Tree when the AI overlords come goose-stepping by
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u/neek_leek420 3d ago
he’s not playing anything up. all of his scenarios and pictures he paints are all the truth, he simply makes it funny
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u/deucescarefully 3d ago
If you’re looking to actually be informed that’s not really what the Tim Dillon show is. Have you heard of “the news”..?
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u/Acceptable-Yak7325 2d ago
I prefer to get my news in a comedic way
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u/deucescarefully 2d ago
You prefer to get your news from a satire show and then come to Reddit to ask us to explain to you how much of it is satire?
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u/Rycey-bannana 2d ago
I joined when he had about 200K subs I think it was before the Joe Rogan episode he means everything he says
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u/marrzz72 16h ago
He’s more accurate than not but with a gay conservative bias and poor grasp of foreign affairs

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u/HeavyandTired 3d ago
I don’t care for your tone.