It’s funny because Americans always do either a posh London accent or a cockney London accent and British people always do either a valley girl California accent or a random southern accent lol
Also some actually English actors sound kind of like what Conan sounded like. They get upset if it isn’t exact but clearly it’s in the ballpark of what they sound like. I mean their versions of country and New Yorker accents sound very often to me sound worse than Americans sound doing theirs. Some English actors who train a while or know Americans do better but there are videos of English actors continually struggling with the New Yorker and even I think midwestern accent which is the easiest one really. They can do it for a few sentences and struggle often beyond that.
I'm actually really good at accents. I understand the different dialects from the various US, UK, Aussie, Kiwi, to even Japan, China, Korea, and on. There are many I can't, Philippine, my Russian is one dimensional. My Greek is pathetic. I don't know any languages outside of English other than basic Spanish. Which is why I can do that hilariously. Spanglish lol.
No, it's usually random Southern or random Eastern. I'm a Linguistics degree-holder and nothing sounds worse to my ears than an English person putting on a fake "American accent". With their exaggerated hard r's... But that's why it's such a treasure when we find a British actor who can do American accents.
Yeah the English would typically have been insulted right off and start firing back with well at least we don’t sound like this and then do a radically more nasally version than the Midwestern accent would normally sound like. Americans should have more of that unapologetic attitude she had about AC/DC with the English. Like not apologizing just yeah we say it correctly and you don’t which the more words you look into you’ll find that to be the case.
A correction about AC/DC Bon Scott and Angus and Malcolm Young were born in Scotland. Brian Johnson and Cliff Williams were born in England. Chris Slade is Welsh. Phil is the only member of AC/DC past or present that was actually born in Australia. The BAND is from Australia, but only one of the members is actually from there.
As Australian, I've never heard of an Aussie being referred to as a Pom, it's always the English being called a pom or a pommy, or in some circles a pommy bastard haha
I wouldn't say Scottish but yes the irish definitely influenced it since the area is pretty much very irish and italian now but there are still lingering influences in Boston from the original English puritans settlers there before the irish displaced them.
Come on guys you gotta quit sleeping on my boy Pierre Bernard and his "Creepy Doll Collection," let Conan show off one of his most eccentric employees, guaranteed you guys love it
In the US the east coast talks much faster and to the point. The Midwest like Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago also talk faster and more nasally. The south talk very slowly and have twang in their voice or a drawl. The west has that upwards inflection that Dave was talking about and are a bit slower too but no twang, more the surfer dude you hear in movies. But I’d agree the east coast accents are still more influenced by European ancestry.
What part of the west are you talking about? Its a very vague response, hell, different parts of California will always have different ways of talking. Bay area is a fun one.
Those places you listed for the midwest is false, the nasally people are the people from outside the cities, I've never heard anybody talk nasally when I lived in the Detroit Metro area.
The Fosters bit is true. You'd be hard pressed to find a bar in Australia that serves it. It's most popular in the UK, it used to be bigger in the USA but it's uncommon these days. Australians don't drink it.
We do NOT have Burger King lol We call it Burger King when referring to a Burger King in another Country. But in Australia, when Burger King tried to move to Australia, there was already a business here with the registered name Burger King. So they set up here as Hungry Jacks. And they are huge, like McDonald's and KFC, they are just Hungry Jack's here. As far as I know, the original company here called Burger King, no longer exists, but Hungry Jack's is what we know it as, so they never changed over to Burger King!
I bet Hungry Jack's is a lot better than regular Burger King we got over here. They used to be good but like a lot of fast food just got worse over the years.
@@johnwray393 they have gotten bad. I used to like Burger King and Jack in the Box but it’s gotten so bad. Sloppy burgers, long waits, cold fries, and skyrocketing prices. McDonald’s is worse than it once was but at least it’s a little bit more consistent from across locations.
When i ask people what accents they find attractive, and i tell them i find Australian accents attractive the reactions are so divided its crazy haha. people either find the accent nice or absolute crap 😂
I have always known it as POHM Prisoner of her Majesty, but upon looking it up, it seems as though there are several versions and it is debated and no one really knows. But I agree with what Daz said at the start. Also, us Aussies grow up with a mix of American, British and Aussie TV and Movies. We can do accents of others. But it is extremely rare that anyone can do a good Aussie accent that is not Australian. But this was a great reaction guys. Cheers!
Funny what you said about Californian accents. I just remembered when I talked on the phone with my cousin from Detroit he kept saying I sound like a “Valley girl”
Dave already thinks every video they "react" to is really just a platform for him to compete with the comedians. You'll see an 8-minute video and it will actually be 2-minutes of video and 6-minutes of Dave talking about himself.
Even among the innumerable, watery lagers available all over the world, with plenty being produced by my fellow countrymen here in 'Murica, Foster's is particularly poor, I must say. And I no longer drink, but having managed to try ~2,000 different brews, I do believe that my overall favorites tended to be sours followed closely by stouts, two categories brimming with not only variety, but lots of barrel aged options as well.
You would be surprised how many similariities their are with Aussie and Boston. They have the same rules and similar vowels with the same "R" rules. Small adjustment to the inflections/rhythm and youre there.
fir you people that are too good to learn a second language Daideo is grandfather in Irish. it's the reason why everyone used to say daddy-o in America in the 1950s.
Almost all the members of Acca Dacca were born in Scotland (Bon, Malcolm, Angus) or Newcastle (Brian). The Youngs and The Scotts moved to Adelaide/Perth in the 50s when they were kids.
There's over a dozen accents on the US East Coast. A lot if not most of them don't sound British. Boston = largely Irish plus English. New York = Italian and Irish, etc. And most Californians don't have the stereotypical California accent.
I'm guessing they don't know its called burger King everywhere else. Just like Hardee's on the east coast is Carls Jr on the west but we don't know that. I mean I didn't until the commercials started to say at carls jr Hardee's recently.
I use the it came from here we call it what we want argument for the drinking fountain. It was invented in Wisconsin and we’ll call it a bubbler if we want
One of the strongest New York accents can be found with Puerto Rican, Rosie Perez an accent not easily mimicked... ua-cam.com/video/pTiK7vXJ_XU/v-deo.html
Conan is great but when I first saw this on TV I couldn't help but look at this woman's legs. If you go to the comment section to the original video you can see she was very popular 😆
I agree with Dave in the beginning . It makes no sense . If Australians are just Brits who are prisoners sent there , then wouldn’t they be POMs and you guys are the normal people of motherland ?
You guys should check out 'Quintessentially British TikToks' on a channel called One Zillion Odd Goldfish - they're absolutely brilliant There's 20+ videos of compilations all around 10mins each and they're brilliant
Concerning accents, it would interesting for you to watch: ua-cam.com/video/NxVOIj7mvWI/v-deo.html, about the British accent still spoken in some places in America.
As a kid. I thought British accents sounded beautiful and exotic. But after listening to people like John Oliver and annoying British news reporters talk about American politics I just can’t help but associate it with being annoying. I’ve always liked Australian accents though. I think they sound the coolest.
1: the upward reflection is more of a midwest thing than anywhere else 2: the only reason they thought Daz was Australian is cuz Americans are terrible at noticing different accents.
if we are taken from our home and everything that we know including our country sent halfway around the world with nothing but a Stern hate hate in our heart and a loyalty to no rehabilitation to a place where your first lesson is neither wind nor rain care for bravery I think it would be okay if we labeled ourselves of which I do believe I can speak for all in saying that label would be the same as it is in the maze, POW as it is certainly more correct as our motherland being Ireland did not put us there. Somewhat regretful, not really though I am trying to work past some things I spent 1975 and 1976 hours in Belfast.
I'm from North Carolina and I find it way easier to do an Aussie accent than English. I can do a decent Northern English accent like these lads have, Mancunian, I can do Irish and Scottish, but your typical English RP accent, nah, just can't get it down, even though I've been listening to Brits my whole life.
why would you think a British accent has anything to do with Australia? that Island was all Irish except for a few British Marines. that is a fact that you may not know but I do. Mt Daideo's Daido's was on The last ship taken over there. I am trying to get past everything that I saw in the mid-70s in Belfast though statements like that take away a lot of any gains that I may have made. I would appreciate you to at least try to answer that.
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It’s funny because Americans always do either a posh London accent or a cockney London accent and British people always do either a valley girl California accent or a random southern accent lol
Also some actually English actors sound kind of like what Conan sounded like. They get upset if it isn’t exact but clearly it’s in the ballpark of what they sound like. I mean their versions of country and New Yorker accents sound very often to me sound worse than Americans sound doing theirs. Some English actors who train a while or know Americans do better but there are videos of English actors continually struggling with the New Yorker and even I think midwestern accent which is the easiest one really. They can do it for a few sentences and struggle often beyond that.
And they think all us Texans sound like Matthew McConaughey
I'm actually really good at accents. I understand the different dialects from the various US, UK, Aussie, Kiwi, to even Japan, China, Korea, and on. There are many I can't, Philippine, my Russian is one dimensional. My Greek is pathetic. I don't know any languages outside of English other than basic Spanish. Which is why I can do that hilariously. Spanglish lol.
No, it's usually random Southern or random Eastern. I'm a Linguistics degree-holder and nothing sounds worse to my ears than an English person putting on a fake "American accent". With their exaggerated hard r's... But that's why it's such a treasure when we find a British actor who can do American accents.
You guys should do the one where Conan visits the American Girl doll store. Def one of my favs.
Should we do a riddle?
It’s on the list mate 👍🏻
Or they should just watch all of Conan clips. That's how good this man is :):)
Omg yes 🤣🤣
@@clipsedrag13 Oh my God, you worked at Guantanamo 😊
Because of the Outback commercials with Paul Hogan, as a child I thought Subarus were Australian made cars.
Lmao. Same here when i was a kid i did too.
Lol Subarus are the most popular car sold here in Colorado, they're incredible in the snow and ice
And their logo looks like the stars on the Australian flag! 🇦🇺
@@jeaninem6868 and vapes are really popular because of the high elevation right 😉😉
subaroo
That lady had a good sense of humor, she played off Conan well.
Yeah the English would typically have been insulted right off and start firing back with well at least we don’t sound like this and then do a radically more nasally version than the Midwestern accent would normally sound like.
Americans should have more of that unapologetic attitude she had about AC/DC with the English. Like not apologizing just yeah we say it correctly and you don’t which the more words you look into you’ll find that to be the case.
Actually, in Australia, we call Burger King, Hungry Jacks!
We already had a burger diner called BG, so they had to rename it.
A correction about AC/DC
Bon Scott and Angus and Malcolm Young were born in Scotland.
Brian Johnson and Cliff Williams were born in England.
Chris Slade is Welsh.
Phil is the only member of AC/DC past or present that was actually born in Australia.
The BAND is from Australia, but only one of the members is actually from there.
I think they meant the band was born here
As Australian, I've never heard of an Aussie being referred to as a Pom, it's always the English being called a pom or a pommy, or in some circles a pommy bastard haha
Great observation OB Dave. Folks on the west coast DEFINITELY have that inflection at the end of their sentences!
One of my favorite Conan clips
I’m Aussie and Conan sounds um 😂 a variety of accents, his Aussie accent sometimes sounds like he’s drunk or more English at times to me lol
Hats off to Daz for the, “you sound like a chunt” joke.
What is a "chunt"? If you can kindly explain!
@@marwaattar9846 it’s a funny way to make fun of Dave
That was hilarious....and man, that lady had some nice legs !!!!
Yeah, she was a great sport and 🔥
The east coast is more influenced by Irish and Scottish dialects, but depending on north or south it varies greatly. German and French too.
I wouldn't say Scottish but yes the irish definitely influenced it since the area is pretty much very irish and italian now but there are still lingering influences in Boston from the original English puritans settlers there before the irish displaced them.
Come on guys you gotta quit sleeping on my boy Pierre Bernard and his "Creepy Doll Collection," let Conan show off one of his most eccentric employees, guaranteed you guys love it
Omg, I totally forgot about that one. Good stuff. That dude needs help lol
In the US the east coast talks much faster and to the point. The Midwest like Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago also talk faster and more nasally. The south talk very slowly and have twang in their voice or a drawl. The west has that upwards inflection that Dave was talking about and are a bit slower too but no twang, more the surfer dude you hear in movies. But I’d agree the east coast accents are still more influenced by European ancestry.
What part of the west are you talking about? Its a very vague response, hell, different parts of California will always have different ways of talking. Bay area is a fun one.
Those places you listed for the midwest is false, the nasally people are the people from outside the cities, I've never heard anybody talk nasally when I lived in the Detroit Metro area.
The Midwest, like Michigan, Minnesooota, and North Dakota, have basically generic brand Canadian accents lol.
The Fosters bit is true. You'd be hard pressed to find a bar in Australia that serves it. It's most popular in the UK, it used to be bigger in the USA but it's uncommon these days. Australians don't drink it.
We do NOT have Burger King lol We call it Burger King when referring to a Burger King in another Country. But in Australia, when Burger King tried to move to Australia, there was already a business here with the registered name Burger King. So they set up here as Hungry Jacks. And they are huge, like McDonald's and KFC, they are just Hungry Jack's here. As far as I know, the original company here called Burger King, no longer exists, but Hungry Jack's is what we know it as, so they never changed over to Burger King!
I bet Hungry Jack's is a lot better than regular Burger King we got over here. They used to be good but like a lot of fast food just got worse over the years.
@@johnwray393 they have gotten bad. I used to like Burger King and Jack in the Box but it’s gotten so bad. Sloppy burgers, long waits, cold fries, and skyrocketing prices. McDonald’s is worse than it once was but at least it’s a little bit more consistent from across locations.
You just blew my freaking mind 😂
I agree with the office bloke Dave I've always felt like Australians sound like Californians mixed with British people
The whole "shrimp on the barbie" thing came _from_ an Australian. Aussies - don't get mad at Americans for that one, it's Paul Hogan's fault.
When i ask people what accents they find attractive, and i tell them i find Australian accents attractive the reactions are so divided its crazy haha. people either find the accent nice or absolute crap 😂
Was anyone else taking her lessons seriously and enduring Conan's interruptions?
Thanks for the plug in reminder!
I have always known it as POHM Prisoner of her Majesty, but upon looking it up, it seems as though there are several versions and it is debated and no one really knows. But I agree with what Daz said at the start.
Also, us Aussies grow up with a mix of American, British and Aussie TV and Movies. We can do accents of others. But it is extremely rare that anyone can do a good Aussie accent that is not Australian. But this was a great reaction guys. Cheers!
had it on full screen at the end and thought my laptop battery died, lmaoo! I had this shit for hella long!
Just started watching & hearing “Is it Jamaican?” 😂 - JA (family) and US (citizen)
Funny what you said about Californian accents. I just remembered when I talked on the phone with my cousin from Detroit he kept saying I sound like a “Valley girl”
Just for the record AC/DC are Scottish born. The young brother were raised later in Australia
AC/DC was founded in Australia
@@SanctusPaulus1962 yes they were but they are not native to the continent. Just a trivia question for fun
u guys are really razzing dave lately and i gotta tell ya dont stop its hilarious
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Dave already thinks every video they "react" to is really just a platform for him to compete with the comedians. You'll see an 8-minute video and it will actually be 2-minutes of video and 6-minutes of Dave talking about himself.
@@GodLovesComics I hear ya give him a break tho imagine being a snake stomping gingerthat gotta be rough haha
@@lilJJslayer 😂
"Brilliant!" "That's ace" "Loads"
Yes Cali and Australia accents have similarities and UK n east coast
I can confirm as an American who lived and worked in Sydney for 4 years. I never saw Fosters anywhere. It’s a total marketing campaign.
They also seem to have strongly disliked Paul Hogan.
Fosters was fairly popular fifty years ago.
In California we say "Yes, naw" or "Yeah, naw" pretty commonly. Thought it was just us.
Burger King was franchised in Australia as Hungry Jack's due to a pre-existing food establishment carrying the name Burger King already.
The lady was wrong! Burger King in Australia is branded as Hungry Jacks!
Ive lived in Australia and the US South. They are the most similar to each other
Can one of you tie Dave's hand's to his chair so he can't stop the video every 5 seconds!!!!!!!!!!!!
Even among the innumerable, watery lagers available all over the world, with plenty being produced by my fellow countrymen here in 'Murica, Foster's is particularly poor, I must say.
And I no longer drink, but having managed to try ~2,000 different brews, I do believe that my overall favorites tended to be sours followed closely by stouts, two categories brimming with not only variety, but lots of barrel aged options as well.
Dag.
One word
LEGS
I had my phone on full screen. So that battery warning at the end scared me. 😲
That snl martin short sketch with the queens gynecologist....YOULL BE SHIPPED TO AUSTRALIA
You would be surprised how many similariities their are with Aussie and Boston. They have the same rules and similar vowels with the same "R" rules. Small adjustment to the inflections/rhythm and youre there.
Thank you!
fir you people that are too good to learn a second language Daideo is grandfather in Irish. it's the reason why everyone used to say daddy-o in America in the 1950s.
funniest Conan ever
Pastor Gas is the title of the funny video of televangalist Robert Tilton with a beans and broccali influence soundtrack ...it's here on youtube
Only one guy from AC/DC was born in Australia.
You guys should react to Conan’s Audience awards, hysterical.
Almost all the members of Acca Dacca were born in Scotland (Bon, Malcolm, Angus) or Newcastle (Brian). The Youngs and The Scotts moved to Adelaide/Perth in the 50s when they were kids.
They must be POHMs
There's over a dozen accents on the US East Coast. A lot if not most of them don't sound British. Boston = largely Irish plus English. New York = Italian and Irish, etc. And most Californians don't have the stereotypical California accent.
Every time I've ever been to Burger King with an Australian they call it Hungry Jack's.
proper try i guess though a bit more correct for us south of the north would be, "I'll fight ya - feckin." LoL
Burger King in Australia is called Hungry Jack’s. She got that one wrong
I'm guessing they don't know its called burger King everywhere else.
Just like Hardee's on the east coast is Carls Jr on the west but we don't know that. I mean I didn't until the commercials started to say at carls jr Hardee's recently.
She isn't wrong. There is Burger King in Australia. That's why the U.S. company had to change their name in their Australian locations.
It's a real fine posh £1.50 you've got there Mike! Great video, love Conan!
Angus and Malcolm Young were born in Scotland, not Australia. They moved to Australia but they are Scots…
I use the it came from here we call it what we want argument for the drinking fountain. It was invented in Wisconsin and we’ll call it a bubbler if we want
What a great joke Daz, had me going.
Too funny!
Conan visits Greenland.
Burger King as we know it is actually Hungry Jack's.
Thank you Office Blokes, your videos help me fall asleep every night!!!
Bizarrely enough, your comments have same effect 👍🏻💙
@@officeblokedaz classic Daz 😂😂
@@officeblokedaz glad to help👍🤣
@@officeblokedaz My Colts are going to smack your Giants Jan 1 😂✊
Please react to Craig ferguson. You guys would love him.
buy and the way the maze is a prison outside Belfast.
POHM: Prisoner Of His/Her Majesty.
One of the strongest New York accents can be found with Puerto Rican, Rosie Perez an accent not easily mimicked... ua-cam.com/video/pTiK7vXJ_XU/v-deo.html
Holy s#!t that was weird when you guys said good day Bruce at the beginning.
Nice Bukchon Hanok Village wallpaper!
Conan is great but when I first saw this on TV I couldn't help but look at this woman's legs. If you go to the comment section to the original video you can see she was very popular 😆
oh i forgot about aussie legs lady
MORE CONAN
Lived here for a vast majority of my 57 years - virtually never hear anyone use the term Sheila, that’s the biggest myth going around
Can you guys talk about how Samoa beat England 😂😂 685 baby!!!
Gonna watch Ben Stokes react to conan after he wins the worldcup for England.
Please react to Conan attends Magic Mike premier. He hangs out w/his intern, Sona and her friends.
All I know in Australian is no = narrrrrragh
yall should react to Gharials: Don’t Boop The Snoot
Check out Dave Chappelle SNL monologue this past Saturday 11-12-22...just pure GOLD as Dave would say.
Fosters is the piss that we send to England and America because we wont drink it.
You should react to Conan + Bill Burr on the Conan Needs a Friend podcast. There's a lot of clips that have recently gone up. They are great.
I agree with Dave in the beginning . It makes no sense . If Australians are just Brits who are prisoners sent there , then wouldn’t they be POMs and you guys are the normal people of motherland ?
React to Triumph The Insult Comic Dog!
You guys should check out 'Quintessentially British TikToks'
on a channel called One Zillion Odd Goldfish - they're absolutely brilliant
There's 20+ videos of compilations all around 10mins each and they're brilliant
Concerning accents, it would interesting for you to watch: ua-cam.com/video/NxVOIj7mvWI/v-deo.html, about the British accent still spoken in some places in America.
As a kid. I thought British accents sounded beautiful and exotic. But after listening to people like John Oliver and annoying British news reporters talk about American politics I just can’t help but associate it with being annoying. I’ve always liked Australian accents though. I think they sound the coolest.
idk if im just high as a kite but the guy in the middle looks a little like anthony hopkins
1: the upward reflection is more of a midwest thing than anywhere else
2: the only reason they thought Daz was Australian is cuz Americans are terrible at noticing different accents.
They sound like southerners.
if we are taken from our home and everything that we know including our country sent halfway around the world with nothing but a Stern hate hate in our heart and a loyalty to no rehabilitation to a place where your first lesson is neither wind nor rain care for bravery I think it would be okay if we labeled ourselves of which I do believe I can speak for all in saying that label would be the same as it is in the maze, POW as it is certainly more correct as our motherland being Ireland did not put us there. Somewhat regretful, not really though I am trying to work past some things I spent 1975 and 1976 hours in Belfast.
Wanna hear heavy Irish accent? Check out Jacksepticeye
Check out Conan wheel of fortune. It's the funniest $hit I've ever seen
maccas is close to german. we say mäckes.
When this came all the comments were about the sweet thighs
Connan goes to see Magic Mike is the best!
Love Conan! I'll say it again :) : Conan's Triumph The Insult Comic Dog. Wiener's Circle, Comic Con, Michael Jackson's trial, etc.
As an American, for me, the Australian accent is so difficult to imitate. I’m on and originally from the west coast in the US.
British is much easier.
I'm from North Carolina and I find it way easier to do an Aussie accent than English. I can do a decent Northern English accent like these lads have, Mancunian, I can do Irish and Scottish, but your typical English RP accent, nah, just can't get it down, even though I've been listening to Brits my whole life.
react to more of this years nfl
Why do they never react to the conan needs a friend podcast clips his one with Nealon was incredibly funny
I thought my phone had a battery pack i didn’t know of 😂
Again, Dave? I think that's two.
why would you think a British accent has anything to do with Australia? that Island was all Irish except for a few British Marines. that is a fact that you may not know but I do. Mt Daideo's Daido's was on The last ship taken over there. I am trying to get past everything that I saw in the mid-70s in Belfast though statements like that take away a lot of any gains that I may have made. I would appreciate you to at least try to answer that.
Not gonna thigh.