Who is Tim Dillon?
Tim J. Dillon, born on January 22, 1985, in Island Park, New York, is a stand-up comic renowned for his incisive social commentary and unfiltered humor. He began his comedy career around 2010, performing at local open mics and steadily gaining recognition for his unique comedic voice. In 2016, Dillon's talent was acknowledged when he was featured as a "New Face" at the prestigious Just for Laughs comedy festival in Montreal. That same year, he won the title of "New York's Funniest" at Carolines on Broadway during the New York Comedy Festival. His rising prominence led to being named one of Rolling Stone's "10 Comedians You Need to Know" in 2017.
Beyond stand-up, Dillon has made significant strides in podcasting. He hosts "The Tim Dillon Show," a podcast that delves into current events, cultural issues, and personal anecdotes, all delivered with his signature satirical style. The show averages a million viewers weekly across video and audio platforms, highlighting his expansive reach and influence. Dillon's television appearances include a Comedy Central Half Hour special in 2018 and a Netflix Quarter-Hour as part of "The Comedy Lineup" the same year. He has also been featured on shows like "The Joe Rogan Experience," further broadening his audience.
On a personal note, Dillon is of Irish Catholic descent and has been open about his experiences growing up in a working-class family. He continues to tour nationally, bringing his sharp comedic insights to audiences across the country.
