“Behind the Scenes Drama: Comedian’s Shocking Critique of Lady Gaga on ‘Joker 2’ Set Revealed!”
In a whirlwind of comedic candor, Tim Dillon, that ever-irreverent comedian and a staple on Joe Rogan’s podcast, recently unleashed a scathing critique of the much-anticipated sequel, Joker: Folie à Deux. On his own show, Dillon didn’t hold back, passionately declaring the film a “disaster” and trashing its star, Lady Gaga, with claims that she “has no business being on a movie screen.” Now, I can’t help but wonder—do movie stars really need to possess acting chops, or is star power enough in the grand theater of Hollywood? With Dillon shedding light on backstage conversations about the film’s impending failure, his remarks raise eyebrows and invite fervent discussion. Should we be celebrating celebrity musicians transitioning to film, or is it merely an experiment gone wrong? Dive into his full tirade here and let’s dissect the chaos that is Joker 2! LEARN MORE
Comedian Tim Dillon, a frequent guest on Joe Rogan’s podcast, held nothing back on his own show today (October 16), tearing apart the highly anticipated sequel Joker: Folie à Deux, in which he played a security guard in Arkham Asylum.
Aside from labeling the movie a “disaster,” the comedian spent most of the segment trashing its star, Lady Gaga, claiming that she “has no business being on a movie screen.”
- Tim Dillon calls Lady Gaga’s casting in ‘Joker 2’ a mistake.
- Dillon says ‘Joker 2’ was known to be a disaster on set.
- Comedian claims Lady Gaga is irrelevant in Hollywood.
- Dillon felt embarrassed seeing the movie in theaters.
Dillon expressed disbelief about the film’s quality: “You rarely know how bad something’s going to be,” he said, recalling conversations with fellow cast members during production. “Everybody knew it was going to fail.”
