News · moment 9 of 12
Social Media's 'Final Phase': Getting People Killed
from Perez Hilton, Trump’s Lies, & Data Center Detonation | The Tim Dillon Show #507 · #507
7 min
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Tim discusses a TikTok influencer killed by her husband after she accused him of pedophilia in a viral 'my husband's a pedophile' trend format, predicting this kind of social-media-triggered killing will become a recurring trend, and catalogs the miserable 'buckets' modern social media has devolved into (politics, influencers, angry moms, thirst traps).
- Tim frames the influencer's death as a "modern love story" and predicts social media will increasingly lead to real-world violence.
- His forecast: someone posts on social media, then an hour later they're found dead—coming as a major trend.
- Social media has entered its final phase: how to get people killed as quickly as possible, no longer fun or social.
- Tim breaks down social media into separate buckets: political, influencers hawking products, fitness with men's rights undertones.
- Food content dominates influencer social media, plus travel guides like how to visit Majorca cheaply through sex work.
- Young people complain about pedophiles commenting on their bodies while they pose naked all day—both are annoying.
- The angry mom bucket: mothers on social media who are genuinely pissed off about grievances at the rec center pool.
- Nobody is excited about social media anymore; it's become an unavoidable hellscape you can't figure out how to leave.
- The nicest content on social media is disabled and sick people singing beautiful songs before dying immediately after.
- Social media now functions as a tool for people to use against their exes—violence through the platform itself.