Tim Dillon on The Disturbing Power of Advertising

Taken from JRE #2019 w/Tim Dillon:
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[@jopo7996]

I love Tim Dillon. He's like a thinner, funnier, and less gay Bert Kreischer.

[@natureisallpowerful]

And 100 times funnier than tom segura

[@HereForAStorm]

Tim wears clothes. Immediately better.

[@jfsimmonsiii]

This is the best comment ever!

[@niciassmith1204]

Bert is not funny to me at all

[@jay4778]

😂😂😂 "less gay" 😂😂😂

[@social_daze]

Tim is absolutely a top tier comedian. "The bodies were still smoldering" 😆🤣🤣🤣

[@alexanderjustrom7850]

Not sure if that was supposed to be a joke…

[@socalled33]

Had me dying!! Such an off-hand comment too lol

[@yoholmes273]

No. Tim's standup sucks. He is a much better Podcaster. Similarly to Rogan and Diaz whose standup is garbage. However they make great Podcasters.

[@aaabbbccc985]

I saw him In Raleigh North Carolina a few months ago and we were roaring from start to finish. He was absoluely hilarious. He shit on everything, including the club we were at. He was relentless.

[@social_daze]

@@yoholmes273 He is a better shit talker I agree, but I do like his stand up too

[@soFallenfilms]

I need my annual Tim Dillon rant on the future of America. Where is it?

[@AndrewJam-vv9xw]

YES PLEASE

[@NeravarSneed86]

America will outlive him

[@dirtybirdy510]

Saw Tim Dillion live earlier this year . He’s truly a gem! Had the whole place crying

[@TheMissiIe]

Tim is the perfect combination of Alex Jones and a sane person

[@kaj7135]

Alex Jones is more sane than most average Americans…

[@wv7228]

@@kaj7135He’s fucking nuts but he’s usually right about a lot of things

[@TheMissiIe]

@@kaj7135 you can't be serious. Jones genuinely believes the "elite" are vampires who rxpe and eat children... He has the cognitive ability of a copper wire

[@sofarsogod]

Alex Jones is the only person to ever understand and decode evangelion.@@kaj7135

[@AlexG-tp2ik]

​@@wv7228He's been pile drived.

[@doet707]

Old advertising in 50s magazines was nuts. Candy was healthy

[@sthubbins4038]

And smoking.

[@Werdxp]

@@sthubbins4038 Actual doctors would recommend cigarettes lmfao

[@richardsiciliano7117]

They used to have candy cigarettes.....for the kids!

[@milohasagun]

​@@richardsiciliano7117those were still around back in the 90s lol

[@nathanpitek3177]

Funny thing about that Bud ad, it only aired once. Affective advertising only needs to be shown once to work or destroy your brand: see modern bud light

[@BigSkinnySlimm]

McDonald's is a powerhouse of global cultural influence, as are all of the big corporate brands I don't have to name because we all know them, too. Advertisers know that people are emotional creatures - hit em in the feels and they're way more likely to remember your brand the next time they need said thing. In the wake of that is a generation that's starting to question everything though. We KNOW the tactics now, and therefore see them in play, often rendering them ineffective. I wonder what strategies advertisers will use when the emotional take doesn't work anymore, like an old joke that's been told too many times.

[@mhxxd4]

It'll always work, we love it

[@smartass0124]

it's finally completed:kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKO1d3SErdyUeqs

[@MrLee-cy1pw]

This already happened before in the late 80's/early 90's. That's when they started making commercials that were more focused on entertaining than informing.

[@clmuka23]

We have no chance. They are using data to target u and u specifically

[@Draliseth]

That's why so much food advertising aimed towards kids emphasizes "fun" in their marketing.

[@outlander234]

I actually 100% agree with Seinfeld's soulful materialism and I think most normal people do. Just think about how messed up one must be not to appreciate having supercomputer in their pocket that connects to everything, to have nice pair of shoes on, to get into their warm apartment in winter, to have a nice shower, to be able to order a pizza etc. I think its lack of appreciation of things is what's lacking severely in our society today. Why isnt it spiritual to appreciate a well made thing? I think that's true essence of being spiritual. Just to think what went into you being able to listen to this podcast, the type of knowledge and expertise, it should blow your mind. Issue today is cheap poorly made things and just access to too many cheap services. I would ban them because they not only destroy environment by requiring new resources to be remade, not being worth or being able to be repaired but by being so accessible and cheap we do not value them as we would have they been made with utmost of our ability, it robs us of happiness of owning and deserving things. If you had to pay 3-4 times more for everything you own you bet your ass you would appreciate it more, look forward to it more and enjoy it more.

[@strayedarticle2838]

I read the first few sentences of your comment and immediately thought of how planned obsolescence cheapens the experience of modern conveniences, and then midway you said exactly that. I hope you continue to be vocal about that philosophy. Maybe someday we can break the addiction to cheap throw away items, and have a culture that values craftsmanship over Walmarts BS.

[@outlander234]

@@strayedarticle2838 "I hope you continue to be vocal about that philosophy." You make it sound like I have a platform to do so haha Yeah I wish I could awaken more people to this reality of our existence. It really ties into everything. Now there is another impending doom of AI which will make even more things like art and programming more accessible in free of hard work sort of way and even more generic. The market would become even more saturated with digital crap than it already is. There is really no benefit to most modern conveniences of the 21st century, most of them just make us live in sped up way that isnt natural to our brain chemistry.

[@Katya_Lastochka]

We should appreciate what we have. But until people let go of complexes and accept themselves they wont be happy no matter what. On the other hand, confident people can be happy no matter what. Materialism just elevates our dopamine levels, but its not the primary source.

[@kgonzalez8098]

Agree to some point but back then , not everyone had a chance to enjoy all that you describe. Now, due to the cheapening more people can enjoy more things.

[@mywalterego9248]

The brilliance of Tim Dillon is he didn't get the wording of the ad correct, but he got the "message" correct, especially through the lens of his boomer ass father. He's so fucking raw. Love this dude.

[@LightBeing369]

My Boomer parents were Fast Food junkies, it's almost all we ever ate, made me sick. Got to where I tried my best to eat mostly at my Abuela and Tia's houses.

[@jeffreylinde4381]

If an advertisement convinces you to buy their shit, there is a problem with you. You’re the one we have to watch

[@smulGIANT]

So happy I see almost no advertising, I have no youtube ads, disabled in the normal apps I use, with a adblock on my browser at home.

[@J3R3MI6]

Just what we needed

[@11UncleBooker22]

I don't know if Tim repeating the last two words in the sentence of the person, he's talking to, is some form of prank/troll behavior or if it's a crutch to allow for a few seconds to rapidly continue developing a comedy point but it's become habitual. Example: Joe: "The entire thing will come crashing down." Tim: "Crashing down." Joe: "Alex Jones was way ahead of everyone on that." Tim: "Everyone on that." Just examples but it happens about 60% +/- of the time.

[@BastardKitty]

That commercisl made me cry too. Not ashamed to admit it!!

[@Itsallillusional]

Omg I'm a 66 year old Australian woman I had to check our the budweisser frogs. I can see why his dad liked it. It was revolutionary. If there's one thing you guys excel at it's films etc. Very funny.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

That 🐸 ad bit was based on a short animation film. Much like the "whazzup" trend-ad. 📞 That was based on a college short film titled: True. 🎬

[@roccocataldo5818]

Dillon is a riot, narrows it down to the bone.

[@elonbust2421]

Protect our parks

[@woncameron24]

Tim saying “he goes” is your drinking game keyword if brave enough.

[@davidcontreras8583]

this guy is the definition of common sense 😂

[@Samandacaspian]

Interesting fact: Edward Bernays was a nephew of Freud. And Bernays emigrated to the US, with Freud's ideas and built the first PR firm, which sold cigarettes.

[@mblack9087]

I remember back in the day when Joe was bullied constantly. He was a little fella, still is. He has come a long way in being less of a putz. But he clearly is still compensating. He is putting the effort, but he is still little joe, trying to be something else.

[@sonnylambert4893]

Tim is an insane Coke head but he is in fact observing reality and expressing it. And obviously he knows and will admit that his own people are the kings of advertising and public relations manipulations. Can you name anybody else from the tribe who will self analyze and admit what he does? I love that guy for that reason alone. MASSIVE RESPECT BRO!!,

[@tq6892]

Tim has been sober for years.

[@REP2016RTM]

Also your implication about tim being Jewish is also incorrect.

[@jamesalexander8872]

1.) Not a cokehead. 2.) Not a Jew.

[@funkk]

The Tribe? You mean the Irish?

[@WiseAilbhean]

When we were kids, we used to reenact that Bud-Wei-Serrr commercial. That and the "Whassup!" ones.

[@Razear]

Gotta love Jamie. Dude pulls up the commercial two seconds after Tim mentions it.

[@SureJungle23247]

Yeah, I remember those frogs, used to have the screensaver in 1998.

[@styve6205]

in all fairness...that ad was pretty damn powerful at the time....but now we know what we know now and well....what a kick in the dick

[@natemarx4999]

The Budweiser frogs were art!

[@Cmunic8]

Weis

[@changotv5847]

-ER!

[@JohnPyne-wk1ug]

I’m listening to this in my car and I pause the video to think yo Tim is definitely on something. I go to unpause the video and I just see Tim wiping his nose lol

[@robertmiller4217]

bob dylan's song -It's alright ma- "Advertising signs they con You into thinking you’re the one That can do what’s never been done That can win what’s never been won Meantime life outside goes on All around you" 1965

[@MicroMintyHourglass]

Who is this guy that is way funnier than Bert Kreischer or Tom Segura. You should definitely have him on more.

[@erikahutchcraft1742]

Advertising used to be so good though. Especially Budweiser and bud light. They had great ads. The frogs, the wassup guys, the guys dressing up as women to get into the ladies night at bar so they could get their beer, the cursing in the work place so they could fill the swear jar because when it was full they got to use the money from the swear jar to go buy beer. Plus all the insurance commercials were funny. And I always liked the Clydesdale horse commercials, especially around Christmas and how they did tribute to 9/11, it was very nostalgic and respectful. Now all the commercials are too serious and not funny. Not witty, not unique, just blah. It definitely cannot be described as art anymore.

[@satchell78]

Timmy looking good next to Joe! Keep it up, whatever you're doing...

[@louisetteist]

people are shallow and its hard to honor the real experience

[@nigralurker]

My boomer parents were the exact opposite. Very rarely ate out at fast food.

[@rcastellon55]

Why isn’t this one on Spotify?

[@jewellspumping1265]

Budweiser should do an overlay of advertising and stock price to see what works, not some executive whimsical thought.

[@Oxy404]

Tim said “he goes” 7 times in less than 7 seconds

[@ntm-ji9ez]

No more ads

[@BillyReed68]

Its not crazy...What corporations have done in advertising is criminal.

[@AmandaWoolsey]

Who is it that he mentions as the scene opens on here?

[@hubrisnaut]

"Speak honestly to yourself." ~tjb~

[@trberoga4438]

We've become so materialistic

[@rockyroad7345]

The power of taping tv shows....fast forward thru all commercials. Remember the big lie that cable channels were commercial free?

[@K4ReeL187]

2:52 Tims dad must be hilarious as well

[@cecilyerker]

Tim Dillon is the modern day Voltaire

[@slushbrain8495]

That its crazy at the end was krazy

[@fleebertreatise1063]

Modern advertising barely even tries to sell anything, and is just “look at this goofy shit, now hear our name”. There’s always been comedy in some advertising though

[@lucylululululu]

He goes he goes he goes he goes he goes he goes he goes he goes he goes

[@benlee9647]

Tim is the best

[@FinanceWisdomTech]

Where can we find whole video episode ?

[@cococali6589]

Not sure why this popped out during this clip but seeing that burgundy curtain reminds me of the Looney Tunes Bugs Bunny ending

[@theseproblemsmatter1]

"If you want to see the future of a country just look at the advertising" -Mike Tyson.

[@jameswebber9041]

Andy Warhol recognised this with his Campbell soup can

[@RobertFairweatherMusic]

'Television, the drug of the nation. Breeding ignorance and feeding information" DHOH

[@smriticapoor]

We grew up having the option from our school to buy Mcdonalds for our lunch EVERY week!!

[@eternalbeing3339]

Sounds like a pathway for obesity. It did not seem to have an effect on you.

[@sumuqh]

Tim has to be my favourite gay ever 😂😂

[@scottcantdance804]

Everyone should read about Edward Bernays and his family.

[@HarryWolf]

Sigmund Freud's nephew . . .

[@dolphin069]

Gonna massage your medium.

[@PumpiPie]

Anything about ufo in this episode???? :D xD

[@nathanwainwright0]

The frogs were the absolute best. I bought so many t-shirts of those guys!

[@clownboy84]

Jerry Seinfeld is a deeply angry person, but its like people don't take him seriously. He is so funny.

[@Sgtvenom4598]

Sad how far Budweiser has fallen since then.

[@Bandanko]

dude clydsedale horses are scottish, as in the place called clysedale

[@stevenleach6949]

Joe loves Tim like a little brother who's gay and fat and we don't recognise that struggle in the kindest way

[@peter8261]

I like how Tim can mention "the Jerry Seinfeld award speech" and we all know exactly what he's talking about.

[@creyna3]

The pod is not.on Spotify

[@jorgemedina6471]

I used to have a BUD WIE SER shirt with your 🐸 I’d always get coments on it those were the days 😢🤙🏾

[@jknocal]

Budweiser is the best at advertising period

[@KodyMurray]

We need another Tim Dillon, Alex Jones podcast!

[@christoduplessis8177]

The bodies were still smoldering 🙈🙈🙈 now I can't breath on my own haha

[@300blkreepin]

2 all beef patties special sauce lettuce cheese pickles onions on a sesame seed bun. O O Oreillyyyyys auto parts.

[@VikingsFan-sy2vc]

This dude gets it

[@mrfen6851]

It worked for me, now I just don't believe anything anymore.

[@killingsmokes9527]

if its on a commercial i dont want it.

[@antun88]

Most disturbing was the hype and the success of Barbie movie. I just couldn't understand how people would pay money to see an 2h commercial for little girl toys. Also they are rebrading Barbie into some kind a feminist icon. I lost faith in humanity when I saw the box office numbers.

[@C.U.N.Tahiti]

If u don’t feed yr kids trash early on they likely won’t develop a taste for it as adults. I was never given soda as a kid, and I still don’t drink it. I don’t get the obsession, it’s harsh and not thirst quenching at all. I’m happy with water

[@DKong1026]

#NeverForget lol. I love the Tim episodes!

[@Bill-cv1xu]

"Da bodies were still smoldering"......😮

[@Xeogt]

There is a term for that kind of person, it is hylic.

[@changotv5847]

Look at all the firsts

[@Dehota]

McDonald’s is a not a fast food chain, it’s a lifestyle

[@mhxxd4]

Levis makes some damn good jeans

[@HarryManback0]

Levi's is the most disgustingly woke company on the planet. They preach communist ideologies while raking in billions in revenue every year.

[@R3CONNNNNN]

but also btw Budweiser definitely forgot... lmao

[@DesX42S]

"There are people you meet and go 'oh this does mean a lot to you.'" - Guy who participated in the sub prime mortgage crisis recognizes that other human beings have feelings.

[@willparker3507]

Thank Edward Bernays

[@elbowjuice2627]

He just described Don Draper

[@Nedula007]

Tim without Ben is like water without a cupx

[@kouwearie5302]

I used to think I had the answers to everything But now I know That life doesn't always Go my way, yeah Feels like I'm caught in the middle That's when I realize I'm not a girl Not yet a woman All I need is time A moment that is mine While I'm in between I'm not a girl There is no need to protect me It's time that I Learn to face up to this on my own I've seen so much more than you know now So don't tell me to shut my eyes I'm not a girl Not yet a woman All I need is time A moment that is mine While I'm in between I'm not a girl But if you look at me closely You will see it in my eyes This girl will always find Her way I'm not a girl don't tell me what to believe (Not yet a woman) I'm just tryin' to find the woman in me, yeah (All I need is time) oh, all I need is time (A moment that is mine) that's mine While I'm in between I'm not a girl Not yet a woman All I need is time (is all I need) A moment that is mine While I'm in between I'm not a girl Oh Not yet a woman

[@justinmus2896]

I tell people about the Budweiser frogs all the time , noone has any idea wtf I'm talking about

[@stevenjm12]

White lizzo

[@WrestlingSimulations12]

Tim is starting to get the Artie Lange nose 🐽

[@bh6344]

As a kid when my mom took me for a happy meal I had to get orange soda because it was healthier lol I kid you not 😂

[@ETraylor3]

That was a very powerful commercial.... Oh, how the mighty have fallen.

[@BackToNature123]

I'm confused, are Clydesdale horses American icons? I get that they were probably part of the American history but they originate from Scotland

[@giantarcsfora9279]

I don't watch commercials... And I bought a Tesla which did not advertise.

[@youngorangee]

My music is blowing up in 2023, speaking it into existence 🗣️

[@FIatts]

Def not blowing up with a name like young orange

[@youngorangee]

@@FIattsdefinitely is*

[@AnnexTheBear]

Beat and melody is good, but you can't go 3 lines without talking about smoking dope or getting high. I actually liked it until I started listening to the words.

[@youngorangee]

@@AnnexTheBear appreciate you!! I hear that!

[@youngorangee]

@@AnnexTheBear all my songs aren’t like that

[@jcrosslin8]

"The bodies were still, like, smoldering!"

[@colincolin5696]

This is completely different but along the same lines 😅 I remember being a kid and having to sneak through newspapers and magazines to find some tiddies, now kids can scroll through Instagram or tiktok for 2 seconds and find them 😂

[@richardsiciliano7117]

While I totally get what Tim is saying, I must say that back in the day we ate at McDonald's because it was actually good. It wasn't always the poison it became. Same with a place like KFC, back in the day that chicken was fantastic.

[@nickbarcheck1019]

There was never a time when McDonald's was good.

[@richardsiciliano7117]

@@nickbarcheck1019 It was never good for you, that's for sure, but the food tasted better. Less poison in the food back in the day. Millions ate McDonald's back then, and we weren't all overweight tubs. That came later....