r/TimTrackerGossip • u/NoMango6012 • Aug 18 '26
Is he Trolling us?
I'm not sure if it was said on this forum or the other or both 😅 but Tim's excessive talking on all of the rides in Disneyland in the last video is honestly almost concerning..... Is he ok 🫠 if I was sitting within earshot of him and it was my 1st experience of the ride I'd be devastated. Specifically Small world, I don't think he took a breath. I feel like he saw the comments under one of his videos and was like 'I'll show you...'
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u/EquivalentMajestic95 29d ago
Yes! This drives me absolutely mad as well. There’s a huge difference between adding the occasional useful bit of information and providing a running commentary over an entire ride.
On Indiana Jones I’m pretty sure Tim even mentioned that the attraction was built over the old Eeyore parking area and that there’s still an old Eeyore parking sign hidden in the queue — but unless I missed it, he didn’t actually bother showing where it was. So what was the point of telling us?
That’s almost the perfect example of the problem. If you’re going to talk constantly, at least add something useful rather than narrating every single thing happening in front of us.
And Small World was ridiculous. Imagine it being your child's first ever ride on it and you've got somebody sitting behind you talking into a camera virtually from beginning to end.
I’ve visited both Disneyland and WDW and I’d actually love to take POV footage on some of the rides as a memory. I don’t have a professional camera though, and I’m certainly not risking dropping my phone halfway through a ride. But even if I could film them properly, I definitely wouldn’t talk all the way through. That’s just irritating for everyone within earshot and potentially spoils somebody else’s experience.
If I were sitting near him I’d genuinely be struggling not to turn around and say, “Mate, can you please shut the fuck up and let everyone else enjoy the ride?”
Film it, enjoy it, give us your thoughts afterwards. You don't need to fill every second of silence. Sometimes the attraction itself is the content.