American Reacts to Celebrities Attempting British Accents - Graham Norton
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Jimmy Carr's kywords for Geordie did actually do what he sugested. It sets you up for the cadence and rhythm of a Geordie accent. It's not exact, but I can see what he was doing.
Aye, Ah ken wot'cha meen theyyrr, Bonnee lass! It worked better in Scouse, though... Geordie includes a good few Scots words like 'ken', 'bonnie', 'lad' and 'lass!'
I live in an old mining town in EastMids and we have many Scots and Geordies, .. One of the other mums at school got chatting with me, I recognised her Geordie accent straight away and I asked why on earth she ended up here.. Her response, "because it's quiet " 😂
My go to words for Geordie are motorbike and postcode 😀😅
For Scotty I use the words "right" and "well" and it flows from there.. I even confused some Scots boys at the pub, pretended to be a Scot too and they believed me, put the accent on thickly , but they nearly fell over when I dropped it and apologised for trying to fool them in my usual standard English 😂😂
Absolutely love accents, I am a linguist and musician, the two are connected for obvious reasons!
my Black Country/Brummie is quite exceptional too, I don't mind saying.. Lived in Plymouth for 5 years so my Janner is damn good too.. My challenge is
NI, if I talk like Gerry Adams it works ! 😅
Yeah he was just exaggerating the cadence like you say, with a weird tone
Mel Gibson in braveheart couldn't do a scottish accent to save his life
I'm Australian but I love the Geordie & Scouse accents. So much character 😊
Bieber sounds like an amalgamation of every kids in Harry Potter.
I LOVE Chriss Pratt, this is one of the best things ever he is BRILLIANT and so funny at this, top points !
I agree the Yorkshire accent is tops! And that comes from a southerner lol.
Yes, spot on Joel with the actors having to get the voice right for the role. I'm still trying to work out where Kevin Costner's version of Robin Hood came from! 😂
I know what you mean, but Kev manages to get his naked bum in most of his films, (🤤) , so a Canadian playing Robin of Loxley didn't bother me 😍🤣🤣
Personally I wanted Billy Connelly in Braveheart, but the irony of choosing the American born man who grew up in Australia is brilliant 😂 Gibson made me believe ❤😅
I have to say Joel you've nearly got that American Accent right! lol
I grew up in Essex and Chris Pratt's accent is good, albeit exaggerated. The show "Towie" (The only way is Essex) is based in Brentwood which is only about 9 miles from my hometown and I can assure you that, barring the rare exception, the accent isn't as broad and exaggerated for the overwhelming majority of people.
Seconded. Chelmsfordian here!
@@jameshudson2352 i was born in Thurrock and lived there for 32 years. I moved to East Yorkshire 9 years ago though.
How do Joel? Glad to hear you like the Yorkshire accent. I'm in North Yorkshire like York. You're welcome back in the biggest county in Britain whenever ya want lad! 😊
I live in a town called Warrington which is roughly 30 miles east of Liverpool and I regularly work there, I occasionally have a hard time understanding them.
Because you’re a wooly😂
You have got to be kidding. I am from Liverpool and I regularly go to Warrington. And I seem to be understood clearly as well as I understand them.😂
Harry Enfield's best Scouse line..."Day do do dat doh, don't day?"
JPS lovely to see you ❤
"Chim chiminey, chim chiminey, chim chim cher-ee"
The Essex one is pretty Damn good . Not sure who the actor is but he’s funny as hell
Chris Pratt.
@@paulqueripel3493 Thank you!
DR House has the best accent in acting ❤
As you go up the east coast of England you`ll go from the Kent accent, Essex accent, through the London ( and Cockney ) accents, to the East Anglia and Norfolk ( `northern folk` ) accent, the Lincolnshire accent, the Yorkshire accent, the Tees accent, the Geordie accent and then up to the accents on the east coast of Scotland...
Apparently the accent in Liverpool before the Irish potato blight was Lancashire the Scouse accent is a melding of Irish and Lancashire accents.
The best one imo was the guy who plays Andy in parks & recreation, he got the Essex twang spot on , we do have a lot of regional accents but most people can understand each other, really fun to watch them all try anyway, thanks JP, really enjoyed that 🤣
Chris Pratt is absolutely hilarious. Seen it a few times and it never fails to make me laugh and be impressed at the same time.
I'm in Manchester just miss the letter H off any word that starts with it , orse, ouse, ospital
I’m going to recommend it again but Foil, Arms and Hog have a video on Regional Accent Discrimination. Please watch it.
The worst cockney accent ever is Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins 😂
When Brits & Americans try to imitate us Aussies, that's how they make us sound. Beyond cringey 😅
🤔 Probably why he didn't affect his accent, four years later, when he starred in 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang', where his father and children all have English accents, curiously. 😊
Ever heard West Country English? It's pretty unique
Exactly lol, I was going to say the same thing.... there's nothing like it. I always say, 'My tractor run over me leg"... that gets me into the accent :)
@@queen_of_green420 it's my native accent
Scouse is a mixture of Scottish, Irish and Welsh. The R’s rolled from Scotland with lots of Scottish words in Scouse vernacular. wales gives them that distinct ‘ck’. The Irish gives it melodie.
I come fm merseyside. ( liverpool/ birkenhead).our son went to uni in newcastle. They are the most fun people ever. Such a great place to party no matter how old u are.
Jimmy Carr got the Geordie accent off to a tee.
Loved Emma Stone's posh Southern British accent in ' Cruella' . She knocked it out the park!
5:46 Haha ok now that took me off guard
Hard to believe 'The Biebes' will be 30 on 1 March 2024 😲
Joel does look a bit like him. 😁
Now, Joel ...... let's hear you doing a British accent 😀 😀 ... 😁 😁 .. As a brit, nothing can be worse than the wonderful and beloved actor Dick van Dijk in Mary Poppins. As a long-time subscriber and follower of your channel and I hope many of your friends/subscribers here, if you sound good or bad nobody hates on you, anyway "people" do say "imitation" is the sincerest form of flattery.
Excellent and the Geordie was spot in mate!! I ❤
Chris Pratt nailed it. Very funny.
Ey up Joel! Sending ❤ from Yorkshire. Kettle's on if you fancy a brew next time you're over, Yorkshire Tea obviously!
You should check out (American) Dick van Dyke trying to do a cockney in Mary Poppins. It's a legend ... just how bad it is !!!
I did enjoy this video, ta (from West Yorkshire). I must say, you look like you have had a good night's sleep and a lot happier in this reaction. Your studies are your priority, and we will be here when you are ready. No apologies needed for your content, please. You are right, it only sounds like "Jimmy Carr trying to do a Geordie accent" whilst gurning, apparently. Oo! oo! Look into Gurning Competitions. That'll make you smile.🤪
Jimmy carrs geordie accent was actually pretty good
yeah liverpool heard of beatles
Hi Joel, I live in west Yorkshire , we joke about geordie accents , your comment about them not quite Scottish is right ,we say that they were Scots with there heads kicked in 😅
I'm Scottish, near Glasgow and Mel Gibson had a horrendous Scottish accent as good as Dick Van Dyke's Cockney or to put it better Mockney accent. Some of my family moved from Scotland to Newcastle Area (Geordie). Jimmy Carr's Geordie phrases were good. Newcastle (Tyne & Wear) and County Durham are very close to North Yorkshire. We would often travel from my Nana's in County Durham into Yorkshire and visit York, Northallerton and Thirsk (we met the real James Herriot when I was a teenager). I have visited Liverpool twice and love The Museum *The Beatles Story*. I love all 3 accents of Geordie, Yorkshire & Scouse. My cousins could switch between a Scottish and Geordie accent for 3 or 4 years after they moved. I got lost in a shop in Scotland aged 3 or 4 and gave my address of area in Newcastle Area in a *Geordie* accent as I loved trying to copy my cousins. They say that mimickery is the sincerest form of flattery. There is a reality show based out of a Yorkshire hospital and I love their phrases. I've had to Google a few. There are many Scottish, Geordie & Yorkshire phrases that are all the same phrases with different accents but those same phrases wouldn't be uttered anywhere else in England or Wales.
A'reyt Joel. Did you ever watch the Yorkshire episodes of Ripping Yarns I kept recommending? French in a Yorkshire accent always makes me laugh. It reminds me of when my class first attempted it aged nine.
i agree about the yorkshire accent! but i live just outside york so im biased hahaaa
9:25 It sounded Caribbean for half a second to me
Just watched "Snatch" recently. Try this one. Brad Pitt speaking irish/gipsy accent - hilarious.
Jimmys geordie accent was actually very good. The words he used are exactly how they would be said by a geordie
The Scouse accent is a weird version of an Irish accent, as an Irish person who lives in Liverpool, it’s because there are so many people who have Irish heritage because of the potato famine
I was born in Liverpool in the 60's and grew up in Anfield till I moved out in my mid 30s.... even I sometimes struggle to understand the slurred noises that pass as "scouse" nowadays. My niece in her 30s is practically unintelligible. Nothing NEAR as cool sounding back in the 60s & 70s.
We Brits love laughing at ourselves... if its funny its funny.
Ey up mi duck.
You almost never hear my accent in films, TV, etc, unless it's to play a particularly thick or challenged person, and even then, it has to be from someone who speaks that way naturally because non-local actors end up with a sort of Yorkshire/Manchester mash-ups.
Yeah Jimmy has the right idea about the Geordie accent. Another handy phrase to get you into it is "smokey-bacon crisps"
Apparently to help with a Jamaican accent, say beer can, which means bacon. Lol
If you've ever heard her, Gillian Anderson seems to effortlessly go in to an English accent all be it middle class.
Still waiting for "American attempts British Accents" ;) :P
It definitely did sound like Geordie - just need to imagine it in a sentence.
5:50 HE LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE UOU
I can do a scouse accent online - de do dat dont de doh.
Justin looks like a young sister version of you that does yoga
That did sound Geordie. 😂😂😂
Nooooo the Yorkshire accent is like the Brummie accent, really miserable!!! :))) Kawasaki is the one I always use for the Geordie accent, it works the best! I was born in Scotland and have many Scottish family members, but I grew up in South Africa, and I can't do a Scottish accent for love nor money! Love your vids x
That was not Geordie, close but no cigar. I sound Welsh if I try the Geordie accent, Im only an hour drive away in Yorkshire too. My dads side of the family mostly came from that area too and its still hard to get spot on.. . 👍👍
jarnata meen do you know what i mean; corta panda quarter pounder, alma chizzit how much is it
So tryue nothing grates so much in a film etc as an accent that doesn't quite come off. A personal favourite is the Geordie. Canny.
How is a Yorkshire accent the best? I don’t mind a mild one but the really strong ones are difficult to understand if you aren’t used to them 😂 p.s Scot here and very offended at the thought of you thinking a geordie accent sounds Scottish. 🤦♀️
in america my british accent apparently comes across as australian 🤣
Ah, you've not yet been to Aiburdeen to have that unique experience at the point of desperation, when you find that the loos are labelled, "loons" and "quines"!
Fit yi sayin?
i use a scouse accent when scammers call me cos they know my real voice now
Been to the UK and thinks he's an expert
Crazy to think that those “beliebers” are grown Women, some with kids now! 😮
Even Tay Tay fans are grown women now
I'm a Brit and my least favourite accent is Scouse, although I understand it I just don't like the sound of it.
I have to say I agree...sorry Liverpudlians...but the way it sounds to me, is as if everyone has got phlegm in their throat 😬
It could be because they're so close to Wales.
Naaa scouse is my favourite
There is no such thing as a 'British accent', they are either English, Scottish, Welsh or Norhern Irish.
Love your vids!! im from West Yorkshire, drop in for a cuppa if youre ever here
gyulyas is how to spell goulash
First Millennials used to say "random" every other sentence. Now it's "cringe".
how about yankees canucks attempting ozzie kiwi scottish welsh irish south african kenyan cameroon ghana singaporean philippines india
I didn't hear Geordie. It didn't sound like the people you met
7:27 Antisemite JUMPSCARE
cringe!!!! so nobody says cherioe since the 1940s!
They still do in Scotland :)))
I do! And I wasn't born in the 40's 😂
Still used in East Mids?
Paul Collingwood not getting in the top 10. 🧐
Americans trying British accents is great but sadly Joel won’t be one of them. I have a feeling we won’t hear his impressions.
Don Cheadle doing a cockney accent is just awful.
Not a Scottish accent!
Worst accent ever in the history of Movies.........yes even worse than Dick Van Dyke`s Cockney in Mary Poppins, was the American guy who voiced John Lennon in Forrest Gump, you could literally have got the Liverpool phone book and rung up a thousand people who could do it better , and all for £50.00 !
Wouldn't even cost that, just a ten bag of brown.
I couldn't watch all of it. Cringe hell 😂
Did he make the American mistake of calling English accents British? Or were there some terrible Scottish and Welsh attempts too?
My welsh slides into Indian every time! 😁
Picky much he says British accent because that's the actual title of the Graham Norton clip
Jimmy Carr is a knob. That wasn’t geordie…
Salma
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I love that you quite rightly called Jimmy Carr out on his Geordie accent , it was a bit crap, but more importantly is the fact that you so easily picked up on it.. you’re the most British American I know!!