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Selling Sunset, the Hamas War, and Comedy's Racial Fanbases
from Bastard Radio | The Tim Dillon Show #372 · #372
3 min
Tim jokes about comparing the Israel-Hamas war to a hot real estate show, then the trio discuss which comedians have racially/culturally specific fanbases, including a bit about Latino fans and softspoken Hispanic superfans.
- Tim says relating to Selling Sunset requires being cute and in shape, but he's connected it to the Israel-Hamas war instead.
- The Hamas War is now hotter than Selling Sunset as a real estate show.
- Women attending Tim's shows are damaged, or alternatively have male neural pathways that make them successful.
- Tim notices a surprising number of soft-spoken Hispanic guys attend his shows.
- These Hispanic attendees lack an accessible culture beyond the audio installation section of Best Buy and PlayStation 5.
- Different comedians are supported by different racial groups—Tim isn't supported by gay people, and his co-host isn't really supported by Puerto Ricans.
- Tim claims Latinos are easily tricked and stupid, prompting his co-host to refuse to sit through the hate speech.
- Black families encountered randomly in comedy clubs love Tim's material because they have real problems and won't be offended by language.
- Proposal to market Tim's next tour specifically to black families with real problems.
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