How to do every accent in the world

A world tour by voice over talent Dan Considine

previously > Siri tackles the Scottish accent (NSFW)

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13 thoughts on “How to do every accent in the world

  1. This didn’t make me laugh. It reminded me of drama students who thought they were funny by putting on silly voices at uni. At least they didn’t film it and stick it on the web…

  2. If I know my UK geography – and I do – it definitely goes: Scotland (1 accent), Liverpool, the 1930s.

  3. Don’t wish to be cruel, but the bloke is never going to be an actor with that turn in the eye, apart from the dreaded “character actor” He might be talented (just not with accents) but you’d just spend your time looking at where you think he is looking, and not on the film.

  4. unbelievably poor. goggle eyed weirdo wants to be a voiceover artist… I suggest recording yourself and listening back to it.
    yes. you really do sound like THAT. not very covincing accents at all.
    Why does northern England sound more brummy than anything else?

    Also, since i’m being a bit pedantic, an Indian customer service chap would call Bombay Mumbai… Other than the complete lack of anything good in this video, it’s excellent. and highly recommended for viewing. (for all americans: THAT is sarcasm. take note.)

  5. Arrgh my ears are bleeding! That was the worst rendition of accents I have ever heard. My cat can do a better Scottish accent and he’s a cat and English!

  6. Hmmmmm. No.
    70% of it was Australian. Irish was good. That’s pretty much all i have to say about that…

  7. I couldn’t take any more after 1:08. I agree that the Northern one did sound more like Timothy Spall but I was too distracted by that cute lazy eye..

  8. One eye on the last empty seat – one eye paying the driver. That was cringeworthy. Really bad. Especially the English, Australian, Indian, Dutch, German and French. Sort of piss poor impressions you hear in the pub. Not really worth broadcasting as some sort of novelty.

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