Tim Dillon Trashes His Movie - Catching You Up w/ Nadav

[@pushingpens]

The Joker being a failure really worked in Dillon's favor, he's a comedian first, this content is gold for him.

[@evandercaldwell9993]

Yeah, lazy comedians always repeat popular opinion instead of having their own opinion!!

[@commaJim]

Making a bad movie worked out for the guy. A true artist!

[@drummerkorey]

Mad respect to Tim, no sucking up to things he doesn't believe in and being honest about it

[@Suhmstank]

Yet hes pushing that strange jerry springer/maury daytime tv show on netflix that is terrible

[@MetroPCSPhoneUnboxxer]

But he believes in it for some reason ​@@Suhmstank

[@ShipwreckSeamus]

I know. He is so brave to speak negatively about something he was involved in now that it is publicly hated.

[@evandercaldwell9993]

Wow, he's SOOO brave to go along with popular opinion... just a lazy comedian who wants to stay "cool" with the people by repeating all the talking points already mentioned a hundred times over!!

[@kirksuda3445]

Tegridy Tim!

[@CIRCLEOFTONE]

Tim is super brave because he also talked about Gaga being a vampire that had the woman she stole her act from killed. He really is punk rock

[@BiteSized_]

NADAV- I think this is the niche you’ve been looking for- a higher quality “that guy that uses a pic of George from Seinfeld and he trashes podcasts”

[@krustybuster7303]

Yea exactly, those channels have such a negative tone and sometimes it feels like they reach a bit just so they can shit on someone. Like I get it, Bert has an annoying laugh and a drinking problem, give it a rest. Nadav has legitimate insight into what it's like to work for a huge podcast, so that alone gives this channel infinitely more value, and his videos always have a positive tone.

[@170AndBeyond]

Well along with that, I just feel like critiquing comedy podcasts has become more cringe than the podcasts they are criticizing.

[@BiteSized_]

@@170AndBeyond very good very good.

[@goatpepperherbaltea7895]

@@170AndBeyondthere’s too much money in it so it’s over saturated and low quality now. I was just thinking today about how I live Bert Kreisler now and how hating him is corny

[@170AndBeyond]

@@goatpepperherbaltea7895 Right and I said that as someone who is slightly burned out on comedy pods and pods in general at the moment. So that tells you a lot lol.

[@TheAceOfOnes]

I respect the honesty 110% more than any other actor sugar coating something they’ve been in. I hope more people start doing this

[@BiteSized_]

Joker failing is going to do so much more for Tim then if it did well. Now it’s a story and you get old school Dillion which is the best Tim Dillion

[@whippedcreampictures]

what about this for a story: We are responding to Joker 2 by crowdfunding Not The Joker, starring Tim Dillon. Greetings everyone. I guess we are all tired of the same old tricks pulled by Hellywood: Rehashing the same old stories, making misleading trailers to trick people into watching disappointing sequels. What would we expect from an industry that only cares about making money? Are we tired of paying our money for that little group of gatekeepers to get richer, make more garbage and spend half the year giving each other awards and congratulation each other thru the media, social or otherwise? ARE WE GONNA SHOW A CONTRAST TO THAT THEN? Our response to the grand disappointment of Joker: Folie a Doo Doo is to make a subversive and powerful film about standing up to the rot in the entertainment industry and in society at large. Since Joker 2 wasn't about the Joker at all and Arthur Fleck wasn't the Joker our film won't be about the Joker either and Tim Dillon won't be the Joker, and nobody should have a problem with that - let them just dare to "copyright strike" us! To make things super clear our film is called Not The Joker, and will be starring the subversive comic Tim Dillon who was tremendously underutilized in the film. Btw - we have the right to satirize known content too! There is a convergence of factors that make this a perfect subversive film in our eyes - a perfect storm if you will: We take an actor who had a tiny role in Joker 2 and give him the room to shine and show his potential in the lead role of our film: Tim Dillon. The actor is known for insightful commentary on the decay of American society in general and the entertainment industry specifically. The budget is set to be 100 times less than Joker 2: Showing how much more we can do with a 100 times less money. Contrary to the funding that the execs at the studios give each other to make whatever garbage that attracts the largest investment, we are going outside the system and crowdfunding our project, giving the little man a chance to show that we can do better. Contrary to money above all else attitudes and the sellout culture of the entertainment industry, our project comes from the heart, a love of art and actually having something worthwhile to say. Our project also has several elements that are presented in a tongue in check manner, but don't get the wrong idea - this is a serious project and we are to show that we can make a great film, and making a statement by doing it with a tiny fraction of the resources that the industry wasted on Joker 2. Have a look on indiegogo yourself and make a decision about whether you wanna give us a chance to make this film come true. For us it's "go big or go home": Either the project reaches it's goal or everyone automatically get's their money back. Thank you for your time!

[@justinland1208]

Todd Phillips screamed at him and belittled him on set. I think that might have something to do with it.

[@Rolandeld1999]

Thats just normal movie making. It's like a kitchen, way behind the times and SA is the norm

[@D.Jr47]

Bingo! I remember him mentioning that a few months ago

[@michaelhall5429]

​@@Rolandeld1999thankfully kitchens are becoming more professional. Haven't worked in an everyone screaming at each kitchen since the 2000s. Do not miss having spatulas thrown at me.

[@whippedcreampictures]

Todd Philips belittles himself by doing trash cinema. We are responding to Joker 2 by crowdfunding Not The Joker, starring Tim Dillon. Greetings everyone. I guess we are all tired of the same old tricks pulled by Hellywood: Rehashing the same old stories, making misleading trailers to trick people into watching disappointing sequels. What would we expect from an industry that only cares about making money? Are we tired of paying our money for that little group of gatekeepers to get richer, make more garbage and spend half the year giving each other awards and congratulation each other thru the media, social or otherwise? ARE WE GONNA SHOW A CONTRAST TO THAT THEN? Our response to the grand disappointment of Joker: Folie a Doo Doo is to make a subversive and powerful film about standing up to the rot in the entertainment industry and in society at large. Since Joker 2 wasn't about the Joker at all and Arthur Fleck wasn't the Joker our film won't be about the Joker either and Tim Dillon won't be the Joker, and nobody should have a problem with that - let them just dare to "copyright strike" us! To make things super clear our film is called Not The Joker, and will be starring the subversive comic Tim Dillon who was tremendously underutilized in the film. Btw - we have the right to satirize known content too! There is a convergence of factors that make this a perfect subversive film in our eyes - a perfect storm if you will: We take an actor who had a tiny role in Joker 2 and give him the room to shine and show his potential in the lead role of our film: Tim Dillon. The actor is known for insightful commentary on the decay of American society in general and the entertainment industry specifically. The budget is set to be 100 times less than Joker 2: Showing how much more we can do with a 100 times less money. Contrary to the funding that the execs at the studios give each other to make whatever garbage that attracts the largest investment, we are going outside the system and crowdfunding our project, giving the little man a chance to show that we can do better. Contrary to money above all else attitudes and the sellout culture of the entertainment industry, our project comes from the heart, a love of art and actually having something worthwhile to say. Our project also has several elements that are presented in a tongue in check manner, but don't get the wrong idea - this is a serious project and we are to show that we can make a great film, and making a statement by doing it with a tiny fraction of the resources that the industry wasted on Joker 2. Have a look on indiegogo yourself and make a decision about whether you wanna give us a chance to make this film come true. For us it's "go big or go home": Either the project reaches it's goal or everyone automatically get's their money back. Thank you for your time!

[@D.Jr47]

@@whippedcreampictures less cocaine

[@Ray565.]

I doubt Tim really cares if he’s never cast in another movie again.

[@whippedcreampictures]

I don't care if he cares. we are casting him. We are responding to Joker 2 by crowdfunding Not The Joker, starring Tim Dillon. Greetings everyone. I guess we are all tired of the same old tricks pulled by Hellywood: Rehashing the same old stories, making misleading trailers to trick people into watching disappointing sequels. What would we expect from an industry that only cares about making money? Are we tired of paying our money for that little group of gatekeepers to get richer, make more garbage and spend half the year giving each other awards and congratulation each other thru the media, social or otherwise? ARE WE GONNA SHOW A CONTRAST TO THAT THEN? Our response to the grand disappointment of Joker: Folie a Doo Doo is to make a subversive and powerful film about standing up to the rot in the entertainment industry and in society at large. Since Joker 2 wasn't about the Joker at all and Arthur Fleck wasn't the Joker our film won't be about the Joker either and Tim Dillon won't be the Joker, and nobody should have a problem with that - let them just dare to "copyright strike" us! To make things super clear our film is called Not The Joker, and will be starring the subversive comic Tim Dillon who was tremendously underutilized in the film. Btw - we have the right to satirize known content too! There is a convergence of factors that make this a perfect subversive film in our eyes - a perfect storm if you will: We take an actor who had a tiny role in Joker 2 and give him the room to shine and show his potential in the lead role of our film: Tim Dillon. The actor is known for insightful commentary on the decay of American society in general and the entertainment industry specifically. The budget is set to be 100 times less than Joker 2: Showing how much more we can do with a 100 times less money. Contrary to the funding that the execs at the studios give each other to make whatever garbage that attracts the largest investment, we are going outside the system and crowdfunding our project, giving the little man a chance to show that we can do better. Contrary to money above all else attitudes and the sellout culture of the entertainment industry, our project comes from the heart, a love of art and actually having something worthwhile to say. Our project also has several elements that are presented in a tongue in check manner, but don't get the wrong idea - this is a serious project and we are to show that we can make a great film, and making a statement by doing it with a tiny fraction of the resources that the industry wasted on Joker 2. Have a look on indiegogo yourself and make a decision about whether you wanna give us a chance to make this film come true. For us it's "go big or go home": Either the project reaches it's goal or everyone automatically get's their money back. Thank you for your time!

[@clarencethomas01]

8:20 "Todd Phillips is making October 7th- the musical" made me let out a noise/laugh that I haven't done in my entire laugh. Man, i need to start watching more Tim Dillon fuck that was funny. Your analogies about the weak baby was on point too, great vid Nadav 😂😂😂

[@iamgates7679]

Glad you mentioned the fact that while this seems wild, it’s the most Tim Dillon thing to do. It may limit his roles but it also may make sure that next time he’s selected they know what they are getting into

[@whippedcreampictures]

this is what he is getting into: We are responding to Joker 2 by crowdfunding Not The Joker, starring Tim Dillon. Greetings everyone. I guess we are all tired of the same old tricks pulled by Hellywood: Rehashing the same old stories, making misleading trailers to trick people into watching disappointing sequels. What would we expect from an industry that only cares about making money? Are we tired of paying our money for that little group of gatekeepers to get richer, make more garbage and spend half the year giving each other awards and congratulation each other thru the media, social or otherwise? ARE WE GONNA SHOW A CONTRAST TO THAT THEN? Our response to the grand disappointment of Joker: Folie a Doo Doo is to make a subversive and powerful film about standing up to the rot in the entertainment industry and in society at large. Since Joker 2 wasn't about the Joker at all and Arthur Fleck wasn't the Joker our film won't be about the Joker either and Tim Dillon won't be the Joker, and nobody should have a problem with that - let them just dare to "copyright strike" us! To make things super clear our film is called Not The Joker, and will be starring the subversive comic Tim Dillon who was tremendously underutilized in the film. Btw - we have the right to satirize known content too! There is a convergence of factors that make this a perfect subversive film in our eyes - a perfect storm if you will: We take an actor who had a tiny role in Joker 2 and give him the room to shine and show his potential in the lead role of our film: Tim Dillon. The actor is known for insightful commentary on the decay of American society in general and the entertainment industry specifically. The budget is set to be 100 times less than Joker 2: Showing how much more we can do with a 100 times less money. Contrary to the funding that the execs at the studios give each other to make whatever garbage that attracts the largest investment, we are going outside the system and crowdfunding our project, giving the little man a chance to show that we can do better. Contrary to money above all else attitudes and the sellout culture of the entertainment industry, our project comes from the heart, a love of art and actually having something worthwhile to say. Our project also has several elements that are presented in a tongue in check manner, but don't get the wrong idea - this is a serious project and we are to show that we can make a great film, and making a statement by doing it with a tiny fraction of the resources that the industry wasted on Joker 2. Have a look on indiegogo yourself and make a decision about whether you wanna give us a chance to make this film come true. For us it's "go big or go home": Either the project reaches it's goal or everyone automatically get's their money back. Thank you for your time!

[@mr.cantsay]

I remember when he filmed this. He was shitting about the experience like 2 years ago.

[@coolbeanzbeef]

The marketing for this movie was so shady. I didn't even know it was a thing until everyone started trashing it.

[@85bstout]

Timmy D is doing it better than anyone right now. This is his time. Thanks for the content, Nadav

[@captinanchor]

Sound is a bit off Nadav.

[@CpnBlackSparrow]

Always love catching up with Naddadav

[@christafurden]

13:08 this analogy alone should earn this video more likes 😂

[@MoneyMark97]

The car metaphor for Tim choosing his podcast and the part where you say "and how much will he be in control of the wheel on the way there" REALLY hit home with me. That's pretty GD profound, Nadav. Well said. 👏👏👏

[@OdderMoniker]

Tim Dillon is a universal voice of reason. A lot of people like to compare Patrice to a few newer comics, but I’d be remiss if I didn’t compare his attitude towards Hollywood, etc. if I didn’t mention three words; “truth is paramount”

[@emily-zx3el]

Tim cares more about being authentic than being bought by Hollywood. Hollywood is burning for a reason. I would rather pay 💰 for a comedians Patreon, than pay for another bad movie. Tim is smart for his reaction, he knows what his audience expects from him. Tim has always been against Hollywood. Just look at how he trashes Whitney Cummings for her “Hollywood” friends

[@EvanSaltare]

Tim Dillon confuses me because he seems like he wants to be famous and he clearly enjoys the lifestyle that his success is affording him. On the other hand, he does shit like this that is in direct conflict with growing his career. I'm not making a moral judgement on him shit talking a shitty movie, even one he was involved in. It's just odd to slight the Hollywood machine that is currently employing him.

[@alexschubert]

He owns a lot of real estate

[@davidoconnor1773]

Wait till you find out that there are people out there that look to Tim for informed opinions on complex social and political current events, then you'll really be confused!

[@VictoryXR]

We employ him. The idiots who pay for his Patreon and we are here for his slop

[@douglasgrossnickle3614]

​@davidoconnor1773 no one actually takes him serious. He doesn't.

[@proofofmyexistence]

That metaphor at 12:21 is just - *chefs kiss* - Brilliant.

[@D.Jr47]

Yea perfect metaphor!

[@evandercaldwell9993]

The perfect metaphor here is: *The rats always leave the sinking ship first*

[@proofofmyexistence]

@@evandercaldwell9993 Mr.Caldwell, he’s very clearly a pig, not rat.

[@reviewbomb85]

You don’t have to yell. You can just talk into the mic. That’s what it’s for. To amplify your voice.

[@whippedcreampictures]

this is how we can amplify our voices and give Warner Brothers the middle finger: We are responding to Joker 2 by crowdfunding Not The Joker, starring Tim Dillon. Greetings everyone. I guess we are all tired of the same old tricks pulled by Hellywood: Rehashing the same old stories, making misleading trailers to trick people into watching disappointing sequels. What would we expect from an industry that only cares about making money? Are we tired of paying our money for that little group of gatekeepers to get richer, make more garbage and spend half the year giving each other awards and congratulation each other thru the media, social or otherwise? ARE WE GONNA SHOW A CONTRAST TO THAT THEN? Our response to the grand disappointment of Joker: Folie a Doo Doo is to make a subversive and powerful film about standing up to the rot in the entertainment industry and in society at large. Since Joker 2 wasn't about the Joker at all and Arthur Fleck wasn't the Joker our film won't be about the Joker either and Tim Dillon won't be the Joker, and nobody should have a problem with that - let them just dare to "copyright strike" us! To make things super clear our film is called Not The Joker, and will be starring the subversive comic Tim Dillon who was tremendously underutilized in the film. Btw - we have the right to satirize known content too! There is a convergence of factors that make this a perfect subversive film in our eyes - a perfect storm if you will: We take an actor who had a tiny role in Joker 2 and give him the room to shine and show his potential in the lead role of our film: Tim Dillon. The actor is known for insightful commentary on the decay of American society in general and the entertainment industry specifically. The budget is set to be 100 times less than Joker 2: Showing how much more we can do with a 100 times less money. Contrary to the funding that the execs at the studios give each other to make whatever garbage that attracts the largest investment, we are going outside the system and crowdfunding our project, giving the little man a chance to show that we can do better. Contrary to money above all else attitudes and the sellout culture of the entertainment industry, our project comes from the heart, a love of art and actually having something worthwhile to say. Our project also has several elements that are presented in a tongue in check manner, but don't get the wrong idea - this is a serious project and we are to show that we can make a great film, and making a statement by doing it with a tiny fraction of the resources that the industry wasted on Joker 2. Have a look on indiegogo yourself and make a decision about whether you wanna give us a chance to make this film come true. For us it's "go big or go home": Either the project reaches it's goal or everyone automatically get's their money back. Thank you for your time!

[@TheFunctioningInsomniac]

I love that Tim is the white & gay version of Patrice O’Neal when it comes to sacrificing career opportunities

[@jpk9902]

Tim is to boomers as Patrice is to women

[@earljr9026]

Finkel is Einhorn, Einhorn is Finkel ??

[@ImsLoWsPoon]

You should do a video on take your shoes off podcast I would like to get your opinion on Rick glassmans style of podcasting and the way it’s edited. Thanks for everything!

[@beachbunny329]

I watched that episode of Anniewood yesterday and was unsurprised that was his take, still brutal though

[@1neOfN0ne]

Who would've thought,Nadav has actually become more likeable than Tom Segura

[@allanjim3]

Good pod Capital J. 👍🏻

[@GettingNegative]

The amount of big comedians who's "brand" is being a POS is heavy (yes that's a fat joke). Tim's got that "I'm not mean I'm just being honest" vibe all day everyday. Go figure he'd be in a terrible movie.

[@jenniferdennis6465]

I am bummed if it is bad. The first one was great.

[@randellino]

Tim Dillon is a salesman, always shape shifting.

[@VictoryXR]

As a huge Pig fan, this was exactly on brand and I would be disappointed if he didn’t do it This is why we love him Hollywood can kiss his ass

[@TekNoSolja]

like Tim Dillion said about his involvement in The Joker 2, commenting, liking and subscribing to Catching You Up with Nadav is the best thing for my career right now

[@evandercaldwell9993]

People like to pile on... but seriously, the first movie was already shitty!!

[@Wouysnxzlagfbr]

Is there a connection between Tim finding out he had a part in Joker 2 and Ben leaving the podcast?

[@NoalFarstrider]

I think a director and a producer would enjoy Tim's takes. Some writers would be okay with him.

[@2bNIKEt1]

The idea that he should be concerned with future opportunities after such a scathing review of a movie he's apart of is proof the industry has a power issue and an issue with toxic positivity with anything they make. He will find roles that will make him successful

[@sonnyb7612]

That happens around feminine energy. Being mean/honest is the worst crime. Not surprising that feminine men run Hollywood.

[@jorgegil1936]

Nadav !!! Love you also I’m gay

[@VTnumber1]

fantastic. we are all gay

[@whosthatguy9]

You would

[@jmoschella14]

Comedy

[@supremebuffalo6322]

Tim very cleverly seems to agree with whatever the popular opinion is...was he trashing it before everyone decided the movie was dogshit?

[@Leviajohnson]

more tim dillon in movies! idc if they suck. just more tim please

[@whippedcreampictures]

We are responding to Joker 2 by crowdfunding Not The Joker, starring Tim Dillon. Greetings everyone. I'm quite sure we are all exhausted by the same old tricks pulled by Hellywood: Rehashing the same old stories, making misleading trailers to trick people into watching disappointing sequels. What would we expect from an industry that only cares about making money? Are we tired of paying our money for that little group of gatekeepers to get richer, make more garbage and spend half the year giving each other awards and congratulation each other thru the media, social or otherwise? ARE WE GONNA SHOW A CONTRAST TO THAT THEN? Our response to the grand disappointment of Joker: Folie a Doo Doo is to make a subversive and powerful film about standing up to the rot in the entertainment industry and in society at large. Since Joker 2 wasn't about the Joker at all and Arthur Fleck wasn't the Joker our film won't be about the Joker either and Tim Dillon won't be the Joker, and nobody should have a problem with that - let them just dare to "copyright strike" us! To make things super clear our film is called Not The Joker, and will be starring the subversive comic Tim Dillon who was tremendously underutilized in the film. Btw - we have the right to satirize known content too! There is a convergence of factors that make this a perfect subversive film in our eyes - a perfect storm if you will: We take an actor who had a tiny role in Joker 2 and give him the room to shine and show his potential in the lead role of our film: Tim Dillon. The actor is known for insightful commentary on the decay of American society in general and the entertainment industry specifically. The budget is set to be 100 times less than Joker 2: Showing how much more we can do with a 100 times less money. Contrary to the funding that the execs at the studios give each other to make whatever garbage that attracts the largest investment, we are going outside the system and crowdfunding our project, giving the little man a chance to show that we can do better. Contrary to money above all else attitudes and the sellout culture of the entertainment industry, our project comes from the heart, a love of art and actually having something worthwhile to say. Our project also has several elements that are presented in a tongue in check manner, but don't get the wrong idea - this is a serious project and we are to show that we can make a great film, and making a statement by doing it with a tiny fraction of the resources that the industry wasted on Joker 2. Have a look on indiegogo yourself and make a decision about whether you wanna give us a chance to make this film come true. For us it's "go big or go home": Either the project reaches it's goal or everyone automatically get's their money back. Thank you for your time!

[@mr.cantsay]

I think ben was still with him when he said he was in a big movie.

[@bigandyt-man3010]

I have an odd feeling that if the movie did well Tim would sing a different tune...

[@ParisLeonard-vj4gc]

I think Timmy’s behavior as of late is totally on brand and just makes me love him even more. Actually makes Me want to watch. Screw caa. He’s proven all he needs is a pair of sunglasses and a microphone.media is still and probably now always will be a super amorphous, awkward affair. Tim is seeing the game better than most.

[@w4ste7and]

tim namedropping his ex-friend Devan Costa's podcast Hate Watch is nice to see 5:12

[@genthba]

The Tim Dillion show on Netflix isn't going to win any awards either.

[@whippedcreampictures]

We are responding to Joker 2 by crowdfunding Not The Joker, starring Tim Dillon. Greetings everyone. I'm quite sure we are all exhausted by the same old tricks pulled by Hellywood: Rehashing the same old stories, making misleading trailers to trick people into watching disappointing sequels. What would we expect from an industry that only cares about making money? Are we tired of paying our money for that little group of gatekeepers to get richer, make more garbage and spend half the year giving each other awards and congratulation each other thru the media, social or otherwise? ARE WE GONNA SHOW A CONTRAST TO THAT THEN? Our response to the grand disappointment of Joker: Folie a Doo Doo is to make a subversive and powerful film about standing up to the rot in the entertainment industry and in society at large. Since Joker 2 wasn't about the Joker at all and Arthur Fleck wasn't the Joker our film won't be about the Joker either and Tim Dillon won't be the Joker, and nobody should have a problem with that - let them just dare to "copyright strike" us! To make things super clear our film is called Not The Joker, and will be starring the subversive comic Tim Dillon who was tremendously underutilized in the film. Btw - we have the right to satirize known content too! There is a convergence of factors that make this a perfect subversive film in our eyes - a perfect storm if you will: We take an actor who had a tiny role in Joker 2 and give him the room to shine and show his potential in the lead role of our film: Tim Dillon. The actor is known for insightful commentary on the decay of American society in general and the entertainment industry specifically. The budget is set to be 100 times less than Joker 2: Showing how much more we can do with a 100 times less money. Contrary to the funding that the execs at the studios give each other to make whatever garbage that attracts the largest investment, we are going outside the system and crowdfunding our project, giving the little man a chance to show that we can do better. Contrary to money above all else attitudes and the sellout culture of the entertainment industry, our project comes from the heart, a love of art and actually having something worthwhile to say. Our project also has several elements that are presented in a tongue in check manner, but don't get the wrong idea - this is a serious project and we are to show that we can make a great film, and making a statement by doing it with a tiny fraction of the resources that the industry wasted on Joker 2. Have a look on indiegogo yourself and make a decision about whether you wanna give us a chance to make this film come true. For us it's "go big or go home": Either the project reaches it's goal or everyone automatically get's their money back. Thank you for your time!

[@baconslayerjohnson4668]

Tim Dillon acting like he could improve a production so far gone as a voice that nobody but comedy nerds are aware of

[@palepally]

timmy kept it real like he always has

[@yes3858]

I didn't listen with full attention, so after I realized he was in the movie i was geeking out 😂

[@MrMADMADHATTER1]

That metaphor was absolutely wild.

[@benfranklin1507]

Nadav keep it up my man!

[@ffsf739]

Tim's behaviour is unprofessional and unethical. It amazes me to see all the support he's been receiving.

[@Rolandeld1999]

If tim has the big shades on he's about to start some fires

[@ItzTheThrill]

Great content!

[@ArtsyFartsyLovers]

Lady GaGa did get her music career just because she was Perez Hiltons Beard bestie 😮

[@RuneTrips]

Of course Nadav is the first dude to encourage Tim to zip it for "show business" Tim doesn't care. He's being authentic. The next movie won't be the worst movie ever made. He's right. He'll be fine.

[@clamsoup]

Tim could have been a casted character on Clerks.

[@Ammon6]

Todd Phillips should be forbidden by law to do sequels.

[@jdl2962]

I’m engaging with the video for the algorithm 🔥🙌

[@orcanimal]

What would people expect him to do? Just pretend like the movie's doing good and move on? That's not Timmy boy's style

[@holdonasecondamigo599]

I like the baby metaphor. Good stuff Native

[@NovakG]

Tim is leaning into Patrice levels of self sabotage.

[@MCJeeba]

Your headphones are on backwards

[@supafun33]

You know, I've spent years of my life working on projects that only got a few hundred views. You gotta be in it for the love of the art, otherwise you judge your work by too many outside metrics. Tim is detached enough from this film because his part is small and it's not the focus of his career. In fact, this is probably the best move he could have made, because it fits with his "brand" (vomit). Anyways, he's known for making fun of everything, so why wouldn't he rip on the people who told him this would be big for his career? If Joaquin came out and said this it would be tough cause he's the face of the project.

[@bigandyt-man3010]

Didn't he read the script? So he chose to take the part knowing what the movie was, yet because people don't like it he jumps on the hate for his podcast.

[@brookerangel-legris]

Can’t wait to get that vitamin D in me 😂 thanks

[@170AndBeyond]

Todd Philips didn’t want to make the movie though. That’s why it turned out the way it did. I mean, to me joker wasn’t even that great of a movie as a whole.

[@patsplat]

Rookie move. This movie needed more singing, dancing and pops stars.

[@whippedcreampictures]

We are responding to Joker 2 by crowdfunding Not The Joker, starring Tim Dillon. Greetings everyone. I'm quite sure we are all exhausted by the same old tricks pulled by Hellywood: Rehashing the same old stories, making misleading trailers to trick people into watching disappointing sequels. What would we expect from an industry that only cares about making money? Are we tired of paying our money for that little group of gatekeepers to get richer, make more garbage and spend half the year giving each other awards and congratulation each other thru the media, social or otherwise? ARE WE GONNA SHOW A CONTRAST TO THAT THEN? Our response to the grand disappointment of Joker: Folie a Doo Doo is to make a subversive and powerful film about standing up to the rot in the entertainment industry and in society at large. Since Joker 2 wasn't about the Joker at all and Arthur Fleck wasn't the Joker our film won't be about the Joker either and Tim Dillon won't be the Joker, and nobody should have a problem with that - let them just dare to "copyright strike" us! To make things super clear our film is called Not The Joker, and will be starring the subversive comic Tim Dillon who was tremendously underutilized in the film. Btw - we have the right to satirize known content too! There is a convergence of factors that make this a perfect subversive film in our eyes - a perfect storm if you will: We take an actor who had a tiny role in Joker 2 and give him the room to shine and show his potential in the lead role of our film: Tim Dillon. The actor is known for insightful commentary on the decay of American society in general and the entertainment industry specifically. The budget is set to be 100 times less than Joker 2: Showing how much more we can do with a 100 times less money. Contrary to the funding that the execs at the studios give each other to make whatever garbage that attracts the largest investment, we are going outside the system and crowdfunding our project, giving the little man a chance to show that we can do better. Contrary to money above all else attitudes and the sellout culture of the entertainment industry, our project comes from the heart, a love of art and actually having something worthwhile to say. Our project also has several elements that are presented in a tongue in check manner, but don't get the wrong idea - this is a serious project and we are to show that we can make a great film, and making a statement by doing it with a tiny fraction of the resources that the industry wasted on Joker 2. Have a look on indiegogo yourself and make a decision about whether you wanna give us a chance to make this film come true. For us it's "go big or go home": Either the project reaches it's goal or everyone automatically get's their money back. Thank you for your time!

[@patrickburdick9253]

It's called marketing! I know I didn't care at all until I heard someone in it talking trash about it. Im not spending money either way but at least I'll watch when I can now. It totally on par for Dillons "brand"

[@Collab2023-zx1mr]

Has the smallest part in it Becomes HIS Movie haha I think one it's good time Dillon stays honest but also he gots to know that directors and producers are gonna be cautious working with him That's why it's good he makes his own projects And work with indie People

[@brookerangel-legris]

Dang, I guess I’m alone in thinking Gaga was great in house of gucci. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@kingsdrumming]

Nadav. Comedy is shifting even more and more to IDGAF about pc. Tim is hilarious for doing this. Just like kill tony and shane gillis it goes against the grain and it is hilarious. Tim is a genius

[@largemargeog1023]

He’s kind of making me want to see it.

[@MOHAWKris8]

First one Sucked! Joker didn’t need a biopic

[@MungTao]

I wouldnt mind being in the worst movie ever made. Its something most people cant say and hes a comedian not an actor. This is success for him, just not as profitable I guess. He was never going to be taken seriously in any movie.

[@HighFive212]

What if the movie did well? What's Tim saying then?

[@genericyoutube]

watched the whole tim episode

[@andrewmccloskey1]

Let me think about this. Nadav and Tom are still good. Nadav wouldn’t be Nadav without Tom. I haven’t watched this video yet, but I love Tim so I assume it’s similar material to what he’s done on other pods, including his own. I might spare myself the horrific sound of Nadav laughing. Since he left Tom, I don’t like that laugh anymore.

[@ballzzd33p29]

84k subs. Noice and deserved.

[@angusyoung119]

Not a bad episode Nadav. You seemed to genuinely enjoy this one. However, we already have the comedy analytics KZbin channels. If you’re trying to fit in that niche, its dying and saturated.

[@Gearhart_Music]

Will he work in a big budget Hollywood film again? Probably not. Will he act again? Possibly, but it will be gigs from people that know him and like him.

[@whippedcreampictures]

I guess this fits the bill: We are responding to Joker 2 by crowdfunding Not The Joker, starring Tim Dillon. Greetings everyone. I'm quite sure we are all exhausted by the same old tricks pulled by Hellywood: Rehashing the same old stories, making misleading trailers to trick people into watching disappointing sequels. What would we expect from an industry that only cares about making money? Are we tired of paying our money for that little group of gatekeepers to get richer, make more garbage and spend half the year giving each other awards and congratulation each other thru the media, social or otherwise? ARE WE GONNA SHOW A CONTRAST TO THAT THEN? Our response to the grand disappointment of Joker: Folie a Doo Doo is to make a subversive and powerful film about standing up to the rot in the entertainment industry and in society at large. Since Joker 2 wasn't about the Joker at all and Arthur Fleck wasn't the Joker our film won't be about the Joker either and Tim Dillon won't be the Joker, and nobody should have a problem with that - let them just dare to "copyright strike" us! To make things super clear our film is called Not The Joker, and will be starring the subversive comic Tim Dillon who was tremendously underutilized in the film. Btw - we have the right to satirize known content too! There is a convergence of factors that make this a perfect subversive film in our eyes - a perfect storm if you will: We take an actor who had a tiny role in Joker 2 and give him the room to shine and show his potential in the lead role of our film: Tim Dillon. The actor is known for insightful commentary on the decay of American society in general and the entertainment industry specifically. The budget is set to be 100 times less than Joker 2: Showing how much more we can do with a 100 times less money. Contrary to the funding that the execs at the studios give each other to make whatever garbage that attracts the largest investment, we are going outside the system and crowdfunding our project, giving the little man a chance to show that we can do better. Contrary to money above all else attitudes and the sellout culture of the entertainment industry, our project comes from the heart, a love of art and actually having something worthwhile to say. Our project also has several elements that are presented in a tongue in check manner, but don't get the wrong idea - this is a serious project and we are to show that we can make a great film, and making a statement by doing it with a tiny fraction of the resources that the industry wasted on Joker 2. Have a look on indiegogo yourself and make a decision about whether you wanna give us a chance to make this film come true. For us it's "go big or go home": Either the project reaches it's goal or everyone automatically get's their money back. Thank you for your time!

[@woody5581]

Tim is a honest broker

[@Elvira-k3r]

"Will Tim Dillon ever act again?"...has he yet 😂?

[@cliffdabiff]

What’s up with the blue X?

[@ProLookout]

He's not wrong though, have you seen it?

[@brazy001_9]

You really did catch us up today Nadal very good. Keep it up, and on a side note Tim really doesn’t care. 😂 seems like he’s speed running being black balled from movies

[@OffroadJosh902]

I honestly didnt like the first Joker. If it had of been its own character and story without anything to do with DC it would have been fine. 6/10 at best. But them trying to tell me this is how the joker came to be is ridiculous. That was just some guy with mental health problems that went crazy due to a shitty life. Just because you go crazy that doesn't make you the joker.

[@nishbrown]

To be fair, Lady Gaga is barely a good human.

[@koolaid6152]

Your done buddy, you didnt follow proto...❤

[@tangtaster]

I enjoy something like this and still keep thinking about gambling.

[@Gearhart_Music]

Marc Maron was in the first one.

[@BPH55]

Todd Philips bombing this movie on purpose is awesome. Timmy D getting roped in is awesome.

[@melissaawesome9403]

Well, I actually want to see the movie now

[@BubuH-cq6km]

Glad to see you are doing good 👍👍 How about a suggestion for a guest and bring on the Flying Jew/Christ killer AKA Lee Syatt

[@MOHAWKris8]

Hey! We need people that don’t care about the money as much as they do integrity! HOLLYWOOD IS DEAD! Nobody needs them!♾️♥️✝️🇺🇸

[@SeverianTheLame]

Doing any kind of serious commentary on just about anything Tim Dillon is doing is evidence that YOU YOURSELF have run out of things to do. lol

[@luchofelipe305]

Tim Dillon’s the best.

[@CraigSmith-qq3sr]

All the actors hated the finished product, and I agree, it's terrible.

[@whippedcreampictures]

We are responding to Joker 2 by crowdfunding Not The Joker, starring Tim Dillon. Greetings everyone. I'm quite sure we are all exhausted by the same old tricks pulled by Hellywood: Rehashing the same old stories, making misleading trailers to trick people into watching disappointing sequels. What would we expect from an industry that only cares about making money? Are we tired of paying our money for that little group of gatekeepers to get richer, make more garbage and spend half the year giving each other awards and congratulation each other thru the media, social or otherwise? ARE WE GONNA SHOW A CONTRAST TO THAT THEN? Our response to the grand disappointment of Joker: Folie a Doo Doo is to make a subversive and powerful film about standing up to the rot in the entertainment industry and in society at large. Since Joker 2 wasn't about the Joker at all and Arthur Fleck wasn't the Joker our film won't be about the Joker either and Tim Dillon won't be the Joker, and nobody should have a problem with that - let them just dare to "copyright strike" us! To make things super clear our film is called Not The Joker, and will be starring the subversive comic Tim Dillon who was tremendously underutilized in the film. Btw - we have the right to satirize known content too! There is a convergence of factors that make this a perfect subversive film in our eyes - a perfect storm if you will: We take an actor who had a tiny role in Joker 2 and give him the room to shine and show his potential in the lead role of our film: Tim Dillon. The actor is known for insightful commentary on the decay of American society in general and the entertainment industry specifically. The budget is set to be 100 times less than Joker 2: Showing how much more we can do with a 100 times less money. Contrary to the funding that the execs at the studios give each other to make whatever garbage that attracts the largest investment, we are going outside the system and crowdfunding our project, giving the little man a chance to show that we can do better. Contrary to money above all else attitudes and the sellout culture of the entertainment industry, our project comes from the heart, a love of art and actually having something worthwhile to say. Our project also has several elements that are presented in a tongue in check manner, but don't get the wrong idea - this is a serious project and we are to show that we can make a great film, and making a statement by doing it with a tiny fraction of the resources that the industry wasted on Joker 2. Have a look on indiegogo yourself and make a decision about whether you wanna give us a chance to make this film come true. For us it's "go big or go home": Either the project reaches it's goal or everyone automatically get's their money back. Thank you for your time!

[@Collab2023-zx1mr]

You got to think about it to , he signed onto it Knowing gaga was in it, he knew that there was gonna be singing throughout. Probably knew most of the story. Main reason why hes trashing it maybe yeah he wasnt treated like a celeb during the shoot. Then waits for the public not to like it and call it a piece of Crap. Next time if you have that feeling pull out the project sooner

[@PalmaShepherd]

F...hollywood, I respect the man for truth.

[@heartlights]

I was in Grotesquerie and I haven't watched it yet but at least the part I was in was just terrible. It really feels like we're all just making movies for only Kathleen Kennedy now.