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Diddy, Epstein, and Blackmail Operations on Celebrities
from The Joe Rogan Experience | The Tim Dillon Show #422 · #422
4 min
They speculate the government was involved in blackmail operations tied to Diddy and Epstein, discuss shared security personnel with Michael Jackson, and theorize about compromising talented artists like Jimi Hendrix for financial control after death.
- Tim contrasts how the music industry used to produce artists like Joplin, Hendrix, and Tupac versus now's algorithm-driven viral moments.
- The soul of music was destroyed during the pandemic because people realized how inept, corrupt, and stupid the whole system is.
- New York has darkness and frenetic energy but no depression; LA is pretty and depressing, and that darkness permeates everything there.
- In New York nobody's trying to get famous, whereas LA's entire design is built around proximity to fame and the currency of knowing famous people.
- Fame has become completely meaningless because it's no longer assigned based on talent—influencers with no skill are more famous than working actors.
- Some people are genuinely talented; others are just good at getting famous and staying famous regardless of actual ability.
- The Costco family—cretans from Florida who scream and yell while singing about Costco and eating double chocolate cookies—has been on The Tonight Show.
- Tim theorizes the Costco family's chant of 'double chalk chocolate cookie' is actually a demonic incantation and they are literal demons.
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