Dragon maid Totally agree. It’s soooo realistic

For real! He started doing it and I thought he was dubbed.

Brilliant Aussie accents on both counts, Michael! That's a rare gift, not many can do it, and certainly not anyone in America!

Dragon maid when he first started talking I was like omg he sounds like Hugh Jackman 😂

Dragon maid brilliant mate!

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YESSSS the Australian one was very good

Best I've heard. 👍

I didn't believe you when I read that comment but in fact you're right!

Literally ozzyman reviews.

Ikr😂

It sounded like a robot😂

Barbara-Anne McGregor the South African accent was the robot

I know! So accurate

Yep. One of the most accurate impression I have heard of.

Try Trevor Noah 😉💪

Check out Trevor Noah, he's is spot on, middle of the road Aussie accent. Not too bogan, not too posh. At 5:06 especially kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j8CBarF9ktWadWw.html

@@skullsaintdead hahaha it's amazing 😂😋 I wrote the comment and went to find the clip... Came back with the link (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j8CBarF9ktWadWw.html) and there is your comment about the same comedian with the same clip... 🤯😮 What are the odds of that? 🤔 Wow... Have a great day 😃💪

Or the other one on accents is: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g85zeMd61qynk58.html Enjoy 😃

I don’t get how people mistake it for British

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Because we would have claimed him already if he was ours... any hint of a connection to Australia and we claim them. Even if a celeb wasnt born here but had lived here for a day, they would now be Australian 😆

I'm an Aussie, he got it spot on 😊

@@tmwd8661 hahahaha fair enough

Hahahaha 👍

Alex Walker haha ! Boss

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Alex Walker lol

Marry a British person. The ultimate accent.

@@Pev0Gaming specifically someone from Cornwall!

@@JCM3XTRO yessss 😂😂😂😂

He nailed the Australian accent 😆

omw that's not a south African accent! 😫

@@alisonparenzee133 Agreed. You can always spot in movies when someone tries and fail it because they use that one

@@annavanwyk1858 Yes! 'Cringe....'

@daro2096 It is a little more than just that, but that is a start! Our rising inflection is obvious in certain areas. Macca did a good general accent :)

@@tahneeedwards9139 I wouldn't call the SA accent a general accent though. Definitely more refined and less convict-y :P

The 2nd part of his Aussie accent is country Queensland ! .. he is very good .

Listen to Danny Bhoy 😎

True😂😂😂

Nee glad nie

True!

Wayne Mitchell for those of us trying to work on accents, what’s some of the biggest New Zealand vs. Australian accent differences?

@@Kryptoniankousin Hi, The main differences are the way that New Zealanders pronounce their e & i (short sound). Often it sounds like they completely swap the 2 sounds e.g. there are sex bottles on the wall. Or I write weth a pin, or could I have six weth you? Depending on the person, often it can sound like they have a south African accent e.g. I would like to buy some fush and chups (fish and chips). It can also come out as leaving the sound out all together e.g. Can I buy some f_sh and ch_ps (although there is no gap (just one syllable). Not really sure how to explain the way us Aussies talk. Maybe we speak like the British but have squeezed all the poshness out lol.

Wayne Mitchell Scottish accent does the e and I thing .

@@stopcomparingeverythingtob6378 As does the New Zealand accent

Being a kiwi we always just get people thinking we are aussies as they cant tell the accents apart, which is funny because they are soo different for us

Or the "ja nee ne?"

@@gilliandawson6567 I'd love to see them figure that one out

If a foreigner had to have a conversation with a South African, they wouldn't even know they were talking to a South African. Our English accents have vocal clarity & don't sound like they did prior to early 80's. Our English is quite articulate & words are pronounced properly.

"Shame", is how my South African friend would reply to that.

Thick Afrikaans

I know, me too 😂😂

Liverpool is the capital of Ireland, it was bound to happen.

@@miker1645 liverpool is not the capital of Ireland

@@matthewdarlow1146 think you missed the joke mate

He leaves me feeling dead inside.

PenisMcWhirtar Really? Or maybe you’re joking with me and it went over my head. It’s hard to tell when something is written. I just discovered this comedian recently and I find his little stories cute and his personality quite charming. He’s pretty clean too, which is so much better than listening to some of the unnecessary vulgarity so prevalent these days. I’m no prude, but I just don’t enjoy crude humor. He is pleasant to watch. 😊

He does make me laugh and yes, I also appreciate a clean comedian who avoids sexism/racism/picking on the less fortunate. However, I'm in a very bad mood with England at the moment and McIntyre's humour feels like it belongs in 2007 when there was still optimism, hope of a better future and we could laugh at ourselves. Now I prefer comedians like Stewart Lee who highlight some of the foolish thinking and attitudes that got us into this mess. Hence me both laughing at this clip but ultimately feeling rather empty.

PenisMcWhirtar Thanks for your thoughts! There will always be foolishness in the world. And, it’s so easy to let it get us down and to become discouraged. That’s why seeing humor in the mundane is so important for me, anyway, where I can suspend serious thought for awhile. I’ll check out the comedian you recommended! Thanks!

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No kidding.. I mean really

Nathan Richards Not properly, so many people do it so horribly with such horrible cliches

Yeah. Easy if you’re Aussie

I think it would be the easiest but what do I know

Being Australian, i can assure you it isn't. Even if you think your doing it right. It never sounds right to an Australian. Any aussie could pick a fack accent out easily. Because its not just about tone and inflection - But the way we say words. People trying to mimic us will say "Australia is quite fun" he said "Straya's quite fun" which is how we speak.