Tim may be the least well-known person to have millions of dedicated, passionate followers. You either adore Tim or you've never heard of him. if you fall into the second group, you are missing out on a remarkable experience. Tim is a "polymath," meaning that he is good at many things. He is a playwright, a writer of television shows, a comedian, a singer, a brilliant pianist, a thoughtful and articulate atheist, an excellent actor, and a highly intelligent individual. He is a compassionate human being who believes in community service. He loves and is faithful to his wife. He adores his children, including one child on the autism spectrum. He doesn't smoke or do drugs but he does curse and he loves wine. He is one of a kind
'You either adore Tim or you haven't heard of him ' Exactly! When I "discovered" Tim's work, I remember thinking how did I not known about this man?! And now I adore him. ❤ You said what I was thinking, only you said it better than I ever could.
@@daniellamcgee4251 Sure, but “Jack of all trades, but master of none, is still often better than a master of one …& some people can occasionally master a few trades, which may or may not be better than a Jack of all trades” . . .just doesn’t roll off the tongue as rhythmically😉😉
I love how he seems just the same in this interview as he comes off in his songs. Smart and full of empathy and compassion. Love his songs and performances. Amazing, talented man.
I was at a show of his 6-7hrs ago in Denver. He is every bit believable, lovable and true as he was in this interview. i will go to a Tim Minchin show whenever available because it was almost transcendent. We love you Tim! Hope you live a long and happy life! -W
да, я узнала о нем в 30, и это было как стрела в сердце: я словно услышала свои мысли, высказанные таким талантливым языком, 7 лет с его творчеством, мне жаль, что я не узнала о нем раньше, и счастлива провести с ним время своей жизни))))) он удивительный
The song Hope in Ground Hog Day struck such a chord with me (as do so many Tim Minchin songs) in when I was severely depressed and suicidal (years later I am in a much happier and brighter place) with Phil standing there singing about hope whilst trying to end his life and how all the - kind of failed in that he was back to life the next day- suicides were the opposite to what he’s singing about on never giving up hope. To me it made me remember when I would have well meaning people telling me to not give up hope, when I had no hope left to keep and not give up. That telling someone who is suicidal not to give up is probably one of the worst and annoying things you can tell them. Another song of Tim’s that the lyrics resonated with me was Quiet from Matilda. Both as a woman with autism but also one who suddenly went deaf as an adult the lyrics work for me both ways. Both in people being hard to understand sometimes and my brain working differently but also the people who shout at me thinking it will help me ‘hear them’ when to me they’re just quiet and making it harder to lip read. Finally a none musical song of his that really hit home was Perfect, specifically the body verse. I hated my body for years and blamed it for failing me in both me being unable to stand or walk and be chronically ill but also becoming deaf too. Those lyrics made me see and remind me often that my body is still there keeping me alive and doing a good job. I love the song so much I’m about to get a tattoo of some of the lyrics. Tim’s ways with words are just amazing, even in BSL they are beautiful and so poetic. Plus the has songs for every feeling and emotion. I wish I had even half his brains in the way with words he has. He also gives amazing hugs!
I'm from New York, and I'm ashamed of narrow minded people who can't appreciate the genius of this man. His texts are brilliant, his music blows your mind. Fantastic musician and philosopher. I hope we'll have venues for "cancelled" artists so that the public see at last who is really in and who is out. I watched Tim is back concert in Albert hall yesterday. What a gift! I'd run to see next show. Mr Minchin I love you!
Mr. Tim Minchin is way beyond comedy, although I'm not putting down comedy as an art form!!! It's very much needed!!! Tim Minchin, to me, personally, is a human who's able to make me cry in happiness, sorrow and anger!! He is a treasure for the whole world!! I absolutely love his brilliant role in this life!!!
Such an inspiring and genuine person. I'm so grateful for his honesty and candor and his clarity of language and his articulate grandstanding on important topics. He is so wonderful.
Tim used to say he was not a lefty or a rightist. It felt to me he took pride in that, which IMHO is indeed something to be quite proud of, specially in this day and age. That, to me, was highlighted in his work of art The Fence. But alas, here we are and he felt like he had to the take the Eggshells Road. Such a huge loss for all of us.
This man is very highly talented…As a comedian he’s hilariously clever…Also as a musician & piano player…he is like jaw dropping & epically talented. Discovered him on channel 4 about 15 years ago…I was blown away & quite stunned by his variety of talents. Would luv to see him in concert… He seems like a grounded,content & calm fellow…best of luck to him x
I wish I could let Tim know that I went into Groundhog Day convinced that I would hate it (only went because I got a free ticket from a crew member), and came out of it with an appreciation that quickly turned into love upon subsequent viewings. Saw it four times on Broadway, and I wish I could have gone back at least one more time before it closed...
I was sad too, when I initially heard this. But then the show BACK was after this decision. Watch some of the clips and see how these is still heaps of comedy left 🙂
i went to his 'unfunny' show the other day and though it wasnt supposed to be comedic, I think he is unintentionally funny as practically everything he said was like a well curated joke that the whole audience laughed at. he is truly an amazing artist
Not sure if it's this particular edit but the interviewer was cutting Tim off when he was making points. I'm more interested in what he has to say as a brilliant deep thinker who can pound the heck out of a piano than an interviewer who has to "guide" his responses. Love this guy!
I felt that every time he was developing his point of view the video was cut or the interviewer brought up another question. I would have liked a more extensive interview, nonetheless this was great too
Love the man in all I've seen him do but yet it's such a shame to hear the words "gave up comedy" and gave up satire, as I .. well, I couldn't help but always feel like he was absolutely speaking my language while doing it. Exactly the way I always turn bad things into comedical through sarcasm or satire (which inspired my long time username), as it just so effectively gives criticism towards bad things, but also takes the edge off where you can find humor in it and that always leaves you elated about what otherwise can cause anxiety. So with the world just getting crazier, it would have been such a nice thing to have Tim write more new material of satire in a world that is.. almost deprived of satire because in parts it's impossible to even distinguish real absurdity of the world from satire...? Though maybe that's what'd make it so difficult now. Still, I'll definitely miss his stage comedy tours and all that... Also had planned on travelling to the UK last year for my birthday, but my social anxiety won and I didn't dare do it, so I hope he will at least keep on with some tours of the old material if not writing anything new, so some day I could witness his show when I'm.... HOPEFULLY... better. Still, thank you to Tim. He has given me a lot and I've tried to give him my measly dollars ordering his blurays in return lol.
Sir, don't feel bad about privilege. No one should. The important thing is what you do in your life, what you give to others, if you're empathetic and kind. This is important because you can't gaslight your own feelings. If you feel like you're struggling, if you feel down and isolated, you should pay attention and take care of yourself. In the big picture your struggles might not be as hard or harder than the struggles from someone born in a very poor condition in a miserable country, for example, one of the hundreds of thousands of examples I could give. But I should argue that your life matter to you. And also you cannot feel responsibility for all the problems in the world
...absolutely correct about the violence of 'cancel' culture and its toxicity. I always say to my clients that the truth requires no apology... but it shouldn't be weaponized, for when it is weaponized its import and wisdom is lost.
Makers of a cartoon aimed at pre school children have drawn criticism after issuing social media campaigns wishing followers a “Happy Pride Month,” declaring “Here’s to celebrating love.” The UK’s Peppa Pig is the biggest kids cartoon in the country, but when the creators issued the following messages, it drew the ire of parents who point out that it is a parent’s choice whether or not to introduce their children to the concept of homosexuality and other sexual or gender identity lifestyles.
I have to be honest, I have no sympathy for parents who think like that. If you think a kids show displaying a message as positive and benign as the message happy pride month (& here's to celebrating love) is an issue, then maybe your parenting is the problem, not the show.
@Ginger Jesus oof, that's a dogshit take fairplay to you. Please explain how pride has allowed groomers to thrive, and also please link to the statistics that say that grooming has increased since lgbtq people have been allowed by society to exist...
Frustratingly interrupted by the interviewer's questions, and editing. No thought seemed to be able to be followed far before being cut short prematurely. In an absurdly limited time to answer these deep, broad, and personal questions, it would have been a more productive use of time to ask fewer questions, for a more complete, contextualised, and subjectively accurate answer. With this severely curtailed format, we don't know what was cut so short it was a misrepresentation of what Minchin wanted to say.
What he is commenting on here has nothing to do with covid. On top of his musical not surviving on broadway (despite it being well received), he did 4 years of hard work on an animated movie which got canned at the last hurdle simply because the studio got bought out and the project wasn't part of the new owner's plans. That's enough to make someone rather bitter, but like he says in the grand scheme of things he can't complain about that when there are people struggling to feed themselves.
The interviewer is quite unique...I've never heard such worded questions in an interview before..!! They're a number of loaded questions, yet it's like they were blanks almost..!! Still loud and potentially dangerous..!!
Why would you post this drivel when Tim is such a famous and outspoken atheist? Are you purposefully trying to anger those who don't agree with your beliefs? Do you actually think this behaviour is acceptable or even Christian?
An illegal migrant from Africa who was ‘already known to police’ and under deportation orders was arrested for stabbing a bus driver in France this week, according to reports. The disturbing incident unfolded at around 7 p.m. on Monday evening in Athis-Mons, a commune in the Paris suburbs.
I really hope he didn't quit doing satire becaue of his 'lefty' friends. If so, he allowed those whose ideas he skewered to win. There is nothing remotely left-wing about the conception of white privilege, it is a thoroughly reactionary term, bandied about by reactionaries whose philosophy rests on a rejection of Marxism, of the revolutionary role of the working class, while making common cause philosophically with those on the extreme right. The notion comes from post-modernism, a completely subjective and irrational world outlook, that states that ALL narratives have validity. These were the same forces that were calling for Julian Assange to be extradited to Sweden, support the Ukrainian war and the deaths of over 500,000, (and however many more it takes), supported right-wing, imperialist revolution led by Moslem fundamentalists on the CIA payroll. The same people who were tearing down statues of Jefferson and Lincoln, while claiming that the American Revolutionaries were on the wrong side of history, that the British were the side of righteousness. Seriously, to think that the most talented satirist of the last 50 years went quietly into that good night because he was frightened of the reaction of the right-wing milieu in which socialized is very sad.
World News France: Bus Driver Stabbed by African Illegal ‘Known to Police’ by Dan Lyman June 7th 2023, 1:24 pm Libyan suspect was already under orders to leave France
Tim got the shiny veneers in his late 20's. The cheeks tend to inflate a bit when he's gained a bit of weight. His weight goes up and down depending on whether he's performing in a TV show or movie. Check out his concert tour with Heritage Orchestra versus his performance as Lucky in the TV show Upright. He's never had a very wrinkly forehead, though. Just some thoughts.
Tim may be the least well-known person to have millions of dedicated, passionate followers. You either adore Tim or you've never heard of him. if you fall into the second group, you are missing out on a remarkable experience. Tim is a "polymath," meaning that he is good at many things. He is a playwright, a writer of television shows, a comedian, a singer, a brilliant pianist, a thoughtful and articulate atheist, an excellent actor, and a highly intelligent individual. He is a compassionate human being who believes in community service. He loves and is faithful to his wife. He adores his children, including one child on the autism spectrum. He doesn't smoke or do drugs but he does curse and he loves wine. He is one of a kind
A jack of all trades
is a master of none
But still often better
than a master of one
'You either adore Tim or you haven't heard of him '
Exactly! When I "discovered" Tim's work, I remember thinking how did I not known about this man?! And now I adore him. ❤
You said what I was thinking, only you said it better than I ever could.
@@Alulim-EriduIt is possible for people to be masters of several trades.
@@daniellamcgee4251
Sure, but
“Jack of all trades,
but master of none,
is still often better than a master of one
…& some people can occasionally master a few trades,
which may or may not be better than a Jack of all trades”
. . .just doesn’t roll off the tongue as rhythmically😉😉
@@daniellamcgee4251 You're missing the point. :)
What an incredible man. He finds a way to verbalise things that most of us can never find the words for and talented to boot
I use his lyrics often to describe how I feel and get it across to people for this very reason
I love how he seems just the same in this interview as he comes off in his songs. Smart and full of empathy and compassion. Love his songs and performances. Amazing, talented man.
I was at a show of his 6-7hrs ago in Denver. He is every bit believable, lovable and true as he was in this interview. i will go to a Tim Minchin show whenever available because it was almost transcendent. We love you Tim! Hope you live a long and happy life! -W
This man defined my teenage experience, constantly living to his music...about 10+ years ago now
да, я узнала о нем в 30, и это было как стрела в сердце: я словно услышала свои мысли, высказанные таким талантливым языком, 7 лет с его творчеством, мне жаль, что я не узнала о нем раньше, и счастлива провести с ним время своей жизни))))) он удивительный
The song Hope in Ground Hog Day struck such a chord with me (as do so many Tim Minchin songs) in when I was severely depressed and suicidal (years later I am in a much happier and brighter place) with Phil standing there singing about hope whilst trying to end his life and how all the - kind of failed in that he was back to life the next day- suicides were the opposite to what he’s singing about on never giving up hope. To me it made me remember when I would have well meaning people telling me to not give up hope, when I had no hope left to keep and not give up. That telling someone who is suicidal not to give up is probably one of the worst and annoying things you can tell them.
Another song of Tim’s that the lyrics resonated with me was Quiet from Matilda. Both as a woman with autism but also one who suddenly went deaf as an adult the lyrics work for me both ways. Both in people being hard to understand sometimes and my brain working differently but also the people who shout at me thinking it will help me ‘hear them’ when to me they’re just quiet and making it harder to lip read.
Finally a none musical song of his that really hit home was Perfect, specifically the body verse. I hated my body for years and blamed it for failing me in both me being unable to stand or walk and be chronically ill but also becoming deaf too. Those lyrics made me see and remind me often that my body is still there keeping me alive and doing a good job. I love the song so much I’m about to get a tattoo of some of the lyrics. Tim’s ways with words are just amazing, even in BSL they are beautiful and so poetic. Plus the has songs for every feeling and emotion. I wish I had even half his brains in the way with words he has. He also gives amazing hugs!
Wow... there are not enough people on here who have witnessed the brilliance of Tim Minchin.
I'm from New York, and I'm ashamed of narrow minded people who can't appreciate the genius of this man. His texts are brilliant, his music blows your mind. Fantastic musician and philosopher. I hope we'll have venues for "cancelled" artists so that the public see at last who is really in and who is out. I watched Tim is back concert in Albert hall yesterday. What a gift! I'd run to see next show. Mr Minchin I love you!
A very difficult interview to listen to because you can almost feel his pain. A wonderful man.
Yes, but his pain is our pain. Why do we let things go-on the way we have?
Mr. Tim Minchin is way beyond comedy, although I'm not putting down comedy as an art form!!! It's very much needed!!!
Tim Minchin, to me, personally, is a human who's able to make me cry in happiness, sorrow and anger!! He is a treasure for the whole world!! I absolutely love his brilliant role in this life!!!
I met him after a comedy show that he did in 2008/09 in Canterbury. Wonderful guy. Signed all the merchandise that I bought without me asking. xx
Tim is criminally underrated, his stage presence is absolutely mesmerizing.
I honestly couldnt love him more. He is so authentic.
I wish Tim knew how well loved he is amongst his fans, and let the others rot.
Such an inspiring and genuine person. I'm so grateful for his honesty and candor and his clarity of language and his articulate grandstanding on important topics. He is so wonderful.
He is so eloquent. His work is delightful.
Tim Minchin is an international treasure.
He is a gift to this world.
Tim used to say he was not a lefty or a rightist. It felt to me he took pride in that, which IMHO is indeed something to be quite proud of, specially in this day and age. That, to me, was highlighted in his work of art The Fence. But alas, here we are and he felt like he had to the take the Eggshells Road. Such a huge loss for all of us.
At the end of this interview, when you discuss cancel culture i could have cried. Tim Minchin's deconstruction of it was btilliant, but also kind
He's always so genuine as a person. On top of being oh so talented! I just love him, all the way from Brazil!
This man is very highly talented…As a comedian he’s hilariously clever…Also as a musician & piano player…he is like jaw dropping & epically talented.
Discovered him on channel 4 about 15 years ago…I was blown away & quite stunned by his variety of talents.
Would luv to see him in concert…
He seems like a grounded,content & calm fellow…best of luck to him x
An amazingly and refreshingly articulate fellow. Grasps slippery concepts by their pointy ends and wrestles them into comprehension.
Very intelligent guy… great comedian
So proud of Tim - listen, learn, carry his words 🕊️
Love Tim! His new stuff, his old stuff, his future stuff!
I wish I could let Tim know that I went into Groundhog Day convinced that I would hate it (only went because I got a free ticket from a crew member), and came out of it with an appreciation that quickly turned into love upon subsequent viewings. Saw it four times on Broadway, and I wish I could have gone back at least one more time before it closed...
I didn't realise that he has completely given up comedy. That's really sad. But I could listen to him just talk forever. He truly is a word-smith.
I was sad too, when I initially heard this. But then the show BACK was after this decision. Watch some of the clips and see how these is still heaps of comedy left 🙂
i went to his 'unfunny' show the other day and though it wasnt supposed to be comedic, I think he is unintentionally funny as practically everything he said was like a well curated joke that the whole audience laughed at. he is truly an amazing artist
More Tom is heart warming. Thank you.
So humble.
I love this man.
❤️
Prejudice is my favorite song of his. He’s such a great guy.
What a wonderful man. But.... you can see, hear and feel his pain.
No idea how I stumbled across this what a wonderful interview
I feel like he is so lovely.
Only a ginger 😅
He is very intelligent and super thoughtful.
I loved his work for years. Isn't he great?
I wish this was longer. 👍
Tim is an absolute treasure
Not sure if it's this particular edit but the interviewer was cutting Tim off when he was making points. I'm more interested in what he has to say as a brilliant deep thinker who can pound the heck out of a piano than an interviewer who has to "guide" his responses. Love this guy!
Tim is someone i would love to meet over coffee and talk and talk
make it wine and cheese. Tim's great loves. Lol.
I found out about him because of his character in Californication. That season was a bit of a dumpster fire, but he was amazing.
why does this interview has only 6 minutes? I could watch it for hours
I felt that every time he was developing his point of view the video was cut or the interviewer brought up another question. I would have liked a more extensive interview, nonetheless this was great too
oh, Tim. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The way this is chopped up is nauseating, but Tim is delightful as ever
His name is very similar to time machine
I love Tim Minchin! ❤️
Yo Tim we love ya. And really love your work on the church.
I love you Tim Minchin.
The guys a bloody genius
I'd love an uncut version of this interview!
It did seem very badly edited. Either that or he was constantly being interrupted. Id have loved to have heard him finish the questions asked.
We need to protect this man.
Any day fortune should shine upon me via, a bit of Minchin...
It's bloody impossible for Tim not to cheer me up...if only a bit..!!
xDDDDXDD
I admire him! 🤟
Tim made me laugh so hard with his comedy albums, and sob with his serious album.
Love the man in all I've seen him do but yet it's such a shame to hear the words "gave up comedy" and gave up satire, as I .. well, I couldn't help but always feel like he was absolutely speaking my language while doing it. Exactly the way I always turn bad things into comedical through sarcasm or satire (which inspired my long time username), as it just so effectively gives criticism towards bad things, but also takes the edge off where you can find humor in it and that always leaves you elated about what otherwise can cause anxiety. So with the world just getting crazier, it would have been such a nice thing to have Tim write more new material of satire in a world that is.. almost deprived of satire because in parts it's impossible to even distinguish real absurdity of the world from satire...? Though maybe that's what'd make it so difficult now.
Still, I'll definitely miss his stage comedy tours and all that... Also had planned on travelling to the UK last year for my birthday, but my social anxiety won and I didn't dare do it, so I hope he will at least keep on with some tours of the old material if not writing anything new, so some day I could witness his show when I'm.... HOPEFULLY... better.
Still, thank you to Tim. He has given me a lot and I've tried to give him my measly dollars ordering his blurays in return lol.
I think this is a very clear example of how confusing this media environment is for anyone to talk about your own successful projects.
I like Tim very much.
Genius.
Where's the full version? This is chopped up to heck.
That "yipee" final face hahahahahaha
5:36 To whom does Tim throw that brilliant smile at..??
Anyone in particular, or not at all...Amy perhaps..??
I think it was me... I produced this and can confirm Tim is a delight xo
@@LucyVallance777 Brilliant...xD
Made my day..!!
Despite me being extremely jelly...HaHa..!!
❤Tim❤
Sir, don't feel bad about privilege. No one should.
The important thing is what you do in your life, what you give to others, if you're empathetic and kind.
This is important because you can't gaslight your own feelings. If you feel like you're struggling, if you feel down and isolated, you should pay attention and take care of yourself.
In the big picture your struggles might not be as hard or harder than the struggles from someone born in a very poor condition in a miserable country, for example, one of the hundreds of thousands of examples I could give. But I should argue that your life matter to you. And also you cannot feel responsibility for all the problems in the world
Tim Minchin is the inspiration to just keep trying. Just keep being a nuisance and one day the masses will notice
I wish @BBC had not edited so much from this interview. It seems so choppy.
❤❤❤❤❤
This man is a genius
dude is smart and funny such a great philosophy too
Saw Groundhog Day a couple of weeks ago at the Princess Theater in Melbourne and it was brilliant.
Top bloke
bbc was missing in life of tim minchin
Wow, not only is his work good, but he seems like his head is screwed on right
Tim! Don't abandong comedy! Please!!!!
🖤🌹
I thought this guy was Lars Ulrich from Metallica.
please share with your friends and family thx,
This was probably a 30 minute interview. BBC's editing is phenomenal.
I thought the same
@@hendrx It's a clip for YT
Is there a full clip?
Is this why it appeared as though he was cut off before he had finished answering the question? I found it really annoying and frustrating.
I'm not a fan... BUT WHAT A GRACIOUS HUMANBEING!!!!
He looks so different without the eye makeup. o.O
...absolutely correct about the violence of 'cancel' culture and its toxicity. I always say to my clients that the truth requires no apology... but it shouldn't be weaponized, for when it is weaponized its import and wisdom is lost.
Road to 1k ❤
genius
Makers of a cartoon aimed at pre school children have drawn criticism after issuing social media campaigns wishing followers a “Happy Pride Month,” declaring “Here’s to celebrating love.”
The UK’s Peppa Pig is the biggest kids cartoon in the country, but when the creators issued the following messages, it drew the ire of parents who point out that it is a parent’s choice whether or not to introduce their children to the concept of homosexuality and other sexual or gender identity lifestyles.
I have to be honest, I have no sympathy for parents who think like that.
If you think a kids show displaying a message as positive and benign as the message happy pride month (& here's to celebrating love) is an issue, then maybe your parenting is the problem, not the show.
@Ginger Jesus oof, that's a dogshit take fairplay to you. Please explain how pride has allowed groomers to thrive, and also please link to the statistics that say that grooming has increased since lgbtq people have been allowed by society to exist...
@bigmac9aacgrooming community 😂😂😂😂. Are you fkn serious right now? You can't possibly be that thick
Irony is ironic@GingerJesusSaves
@@bswalem I have zero sympathy for people like you, who think grooming kids is acceptable.
Frustratingly interrupted by the interviewer's questions, and editing. No thought seemed to be able to be followed far before being cut short prematurely.
In an absurdly limited time to answer these deep, broad, and personal questions, it would have been a more productive use of time to ask fewer questions, for a more complete, contextualised, and subjectively accurate answer. With this severely curtailed format, we don't know what was cut so short it was a misrepresentation of what Minchin wanted to say.
Off topic, but I'm definitely adding "stale pale male" to my vocabulary.
Never heard of him bbc ! 🤷♂️
You're missing out. He is very intelligent and very talented.
@@PianoDiary85
Nah ! not for me I’m afraid, if the degenerates at the bbc are interested, that’s my cue to go !! Think Rolf Sir Jim, and Phil Scoie !!
Yeah okay 😂😂😂 he's only one of the greatest and most influential composer's of the 21st century 😂😂. You must be dumb.
Listen BBC, from now on you can only interview people @absmith6237 has heard about. No exceptions.
Now you have, job well done BBC, wouldnt you say?
People's mental health has gone awry *since the start of the Wuhan outbreak.*
- Thanks China 🇨🇳!
What he is commenting on here has nothing to do with covid. On top of his musical not surviving on broadway (despite it being well received), he did 4 years of hard work on an animated movie which got canned at the last hurdle simply because the studio got bought out and the project wasn't part of the new owner's plans. That's enough to make someone rather bitter, but like he says in the grand scheme of things he can't complain about that when there are people struggling to feed themselves.
The living embodiment of A Cunning Linguist!?!
The interviewer is quite unique...I've never heard such worded questions in an interview before..!!
They're a number of loaded questions, yet it's like they were blanks almost..!!
Still loud and potentially dangerous..!!
Wheres the tate interview?
He is terrified of being cancelled?
To those who are reading this comment I pray to God for your well-being,I wish you all to be healthy and safe 🙏❤
Why would you post this drivel when Tim is such a famous and outspoken atheist? Are you purposefully trying to anger those who don't agree with your beliefs? Do you actually think this behaviour is acceptable or even Christian?
@@jackwhitbread4583 I am not a Christian . And I believe in God, if you don't then ignore it, no need to read.
What the heck are you talking about? Nothing relevant that’s for sure.
An illegal migrant from Africa who was ‘already known to police’ and under deportation orders was arrested for stabbing a bus driver in France this week, according to reports.
The disturbing incident unfolded at around 7 p.m. on Monday evening in Athis-Mons, a commune in the Paris suburbs.
Um...okay...?
werid montage
I really hope he didn't quit doing satire becaue of his 'lefty' friends. If so, he allowed those whose ideas he skewered to win. There is nothing remotely left-wing about the conception of white privilege, it is a thoroughly reactionary term, bandied about by reactionaries whose philosophy rests on a rejection of Marxism, of the revolutionary role of the working class, while making common cause philosophically with those on the extreme right. The notion comes from post-modernism, a completely subjective and irrational world outlook, that states that ALL narratives have validity. These were the same forces that were calling for Julian Assange to be extradited to Sweden, support the Ukrainian war and the deaths of over 500,000, (and however many more it takes), supported right-wing, imperialist revolution led by Moslem fundamentalists on the CIA payroll. The same people who were tearing down statues of Jefferson and Lincoln, while claiming that the American Revolutionaries were on the wrong side of history, that the British were the side of righteousness. Seriously, to think that the most talented satirist of the last 50 years went quietly into that good night because he was frightened of the reaction of the right-wing milieu in which socialized is very sad.
He's austraillian??? Wow, the less you know, am I right?
British Australian
Apologist
Where is your 40 carore tax fraud news in India 😂🤣😎😂😂
World News
France: Bus Driver Stabbed by African Illegal ‘Known to Police’
by Dan Lyman
June 7th 2023, 1:24 pm
Libyan suspect was already under orders to leave France
World News
Cartoon Pig Aimed at Toddlers Wishes Them “Happy Pride”
by Steve Watson
June 7th 2023, 6:03 am
"They are trying to brainwash your children"
Tim's teeth have changed his face and he's joined the botox crew, and his cheeks have certainly seen better days.
Tim got the shiny veneers in his late 20's. The cheeks tend to inflate a bit when he's gained a bit of weight. His weight goes up and down depending on whether he's performing in a TV show or movie. Check out his concert tour with Heritage Orchestra versus his performance as Lucky in the TV show Upright. He's never had a very wrinkly forehead, though. Just some thoughts.
@@wendycohen9038 Say what you want love but he's hasn't written a decent song in over a decade.
Thank you Wendy for that reality check . I love Tim and his huge brain.🧠