Tim Dillon (Comedian): The Boomers Are A Selfish Generation And Gen Z Has Exposed Society's Scam!

The Zoomers, some of them have figured out that the country's a scam. They invent mental health ailments they don't have, they take days off on end, they terrify their superiors. They found the flaw in the system. They go, "Why are you late?" They go, "I'm gay." You go, "Don't worry about it." Are we still on YouTube? (laughs)

Tim Dillon! He's a comic icon.

A master of improv. One of the best in the world. I like making people laugh at stuff that is inherently maybe a little darker because from 13 to 25, I was a closeted gay cocaine addict. But some of our best qualities don't come about because of the best reasons. There's no one better at those random rants.

Tim, there's a lot of topics I wanna go through with you, and the first is the future of AI.

We've bred some of the least interesting people on the planet. Influencers, these generic barcodes with feet, those people don't need to exist. They need to be replaced by an AI version of that.

What's your assessment of different generations?

Well, we've given up on the children. They're being raised by algorithms. The Boomers, they're the funniest generation, because to be funny you kinda have to just not care, and there's no generation of people that have cared less about the future of this planet, about their children. And then the Millennials were this very ****** generation of, like, want to constantly be patted on the back and told how great they are. "I believe the right things. I tweeted the right thing. I am good."

(laughs)

I know that's unpopular, maybe, to say, but I'll just keep going.

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Well, thank you.

And I wonder how someone learns to do that. Where does that talent come from?

I was a, a closeted gay cocaine addict for many years. Um, you really have to be good on your feet when you are, uh, a closeted gay cocaine addict from, like, 13 to 25. You, you're going to run into situations where you're going to need to, uh, lie, and you're gonna need to be able to kind of, uh, you know, filibuster, and, uh, I guess I got good at it then. I was always good at talking, but I think that was good. That kind of allowed me to think on my feet more than other people would have to, perhaps. Not always for the best reasons. Some of our best qualities don't come about because of the best reasons, but it's good that I have that quality now, I guess.