Interview · moment 13 of 24
Fame, Sean the Future Comedy Star, and Sam Bankman-Fried's Advice
from Two Greatest Minds of The Century (Gary Vaynerchuk) | The Tim Dillon Show #324 · #324
3 min
Guest
Gary argues fame has been commoditized, plugs his employee Sean as a future comedy star, jokes about predicting his rise for selfish reasons, and gives mock advice for Sam Bankman-Fried to get therapy for 'fraudsville.'
- Tim argues that nobody deserves fame less than anyone else—if a girl eats different sausages on Instagram, she deserves to be famous.
- Fame has been commoditized and now everybody has some sort of audience, which Tim thinks is awesome.
- Gary Vee predicts Sean will be as big as Tim in three years, describing him as a future comedic superstar at his media platform.
- Tim admits his prediction about Sean was purely selfish—he said it so he could claim credit in four years.
- Everything I say publicly, I want to be right about, which is why I'm petrified to be wrong—authenticity matters.
- Sam Bankman-Fried should get therapy to understand how he ended up in fraudsville, according to Tim's advice.
- Better Help online therapy will help Sam Bankman-Fried deal with his fraud situation, Tim suggests.