The Tim Dillon Show 271 - The Many Taints of Newark
Oct 3, 2021
The discussion kicks off with a revealing personal connection to 'The Many Saints of Newark,' sparking an exploration of its tone and character depictions. Humor ensues as societal norms clash with ambition in a film scene blending youth and mafia culture. Critics delve into the misguided portrayal of themes in 'United States of Al,' questioning Hollywood's relationship with nepotism and the representation of cultural complexities. The conversation wraps up by addressing the influence of social media on children’s aspirations and dissecting wealth and generational legacies.
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Many Saints of Newark Review
- Tim Dillon discusses the film The Many Saints of Newark, expressing surprise at the portrayal of Tony Soprano.
- He jokingly reads a fabricated scene highlighting the unexpected direction of the prequel.
Twitter Beef with James Damore
- Tim Dillon recounts a Twitter exchange with James Damore, who criticized Dillon's art.
- Dillon mocks Damore's art and sensitivity, referencing Damore's controversial Google memo.
Critique of Lil Nas X and Modern Music
- Tim Dillon critiques Lil Nas X's cover of Jolene, deeming it bad despite its popularity.
- He argues that spectacle is replacing musical talent, citing Lil Nas X's controversial persona as an example.