Can we spot a real foreign accent? Let’s talk about that. Good Mythical Morning! Now when it comes to accents, you could say that we’re a little familiar with them. This is what we really sound like when we’re not trying to blend in with them Yankees. Them Yankees is such fools, they don’t even know this is what we actually sound like. Since we are such masters of hiding accents ourselves, trying to tell the real accents from the fake ones in a sea of strangers should be no problem. It is time for Oh My God, I Love Your Accent. Where’s It From? Fake Town? Welcome to the Ask Me About My Accent Zone. Okay, boys. Three of the lovely people before you have native British accents, and one person is faking it. It’s your job to suss out the fake, but first, let’s meet our lineup. Could you all please introduce yourselves? You alright? My name’s Alif. I’m Owen. Hello, Samantha. Hello, my name’s Cole. It’s like your brother. Yeah, my brother’s name’s Cole. But not with an accent. Nope, he’s not British. Okay, so you guys can ask your questions, make requests, help you figure out who has the fake British accent now. Okay, well, I just want to address something first, Alif, before Link does. Um, okay, he’s very tempted by your pants. I’m just gonna tell you right now that you have two fanny packs. I don’t know what you call them. I have 3. Oh, gosh! And now I know that Fanny. We should be friends. I know that Fanny is a bad word where three of you come from. What are you keeping in these, uh satchels. Actually, at the moment, nothing. But it’s for if I need it. Okay. Okay. Well, you got him to talk. Yeah, you got him. Thank you. Thank you for getting me to talk about his, uh, sacks. Yeah, right. Fanny sacks. Owen, quick. Tell me all the vowels. A, E, I, O, U. And sometimes Y. Hey! Hey! Somebody’s been studying. You were scared for a second there. I felt some pressure. Cole. Uh, I am going to stand over a putt like I’m at the, the Open, you know, the British Open. And I would like you to just, you know, describe the situation as if there are some things at stake for this putt. For, my name is Rhett McLaughlin. Right. Here we see Rhett now lining up for the biggest putt of his career. He’s, he’s, he’s pulling back now. All his ex wives are watching him with scorn. There he is, trying to pretend he’s got no money in the bank, so he can’t pay him. Small little putt now, he’s pulling back, and there we go! Oh! Oh, he’s choked again. He actually made the sound. Like all great announcers. Ha ha ha ha. He made the sound of the putt-er hitting the ball. Which is a, is a very blimey thing to do. Ayy! Oh my god. Uh, Samantha, quick! There’s a, there’s a wild bear approaching you. Yell at it, and scorn it, and get it, get it to go away. Ah! You bad boy! You bad boy! Keep off! Naughty! Keep off my kibble and bits! No! Rawr! Rawr! No, you rawr at me, I shall rawr at you! Rawr! There you go. It’s a short little bear. Do you have the high ground? Because you were really looking down on it. You’re standing on a rock, aren’t you? I shall roar at you. Did you notice that? It’s a cub. It’s a cub. Okay. Who’s faking? Alright. I’ve got a guess. Go ahead and write down. Who is faking their accent? Oh gosh! We didn’t get a lot out of Owen. I wish I would have gotten more out of Owen. You gotta devouse. I know, but there’s not many of those. Alright, I think the faker is Cole. Oh wow. Okay, well I think it’s Samantha. Would the person with the fake British accent please step forward? Oh! No way! I’m from New York. Are you serious? I am. Dude, you, I mean, I ruled you out immediately when you were talking about your sacks and stuff. It was so natural, it was just so natural. I was like, oh, he’s definitely legit. I lived in the UK for two years, so. I lived with a British family, so I was able to pick up a little bit. So go, so go back into it. Tell us about your family. Uh, my family in the UK. Yeah. Well, I lived with them in Cheshire. That’s where I lived at. Um, but then I also lived in Bristol. That’s Southern, like more towards London. Um, but yeah. Is this convincing to the three of you? It’s not bad. Oh, it’s not bad! We’ve coached him a little bit. I think an hour ago, I’m like, mate, you’ve got no chance. We had him lock in before. Okay, Samantha, what part of Oh, so, I’m from a lovely part called Pinner in Middlesex. It’s northwest London and I do sound like this. That’s the actual accent. Owen, you’re kind of, you’re kind of subdued in your accent. Yeah, well, I’ve lived in the US for like six years, so. I get accused of faking it a lot. Um, so that was a fear coming into this, you know. Okay. And Cole! Yeah. So, um, yeah, I’m not from Yorkshire. I’m from South London, originally. So I’m British, but that wasn’t necessarily my British accent. Oh, whoa! Threw you a little curveball there, guys. That’s quite a curveball. Yeah, sorry about that. No, no, no, it’s okay. I am angry, but Yeah. Even when you’re smiling, you seem angry. Yeah, I do. I’ve got that kind of face. Yeah. Wow, we zilched it, man. Yeah, they got us. You got us! Three people in this next beautiful lineup have real French accents, but one person is faking it. Who is it? Before we find out, you may all introduce yourselves. Hi guys, my name is Leticia. Hello, I’m Roxanne. Hi, I’m Celine. Hi, I’m Virginie. Hello! I am Chef Juliette Jacques! I’m French! I remember you. I didn’t expect you to be here today. Listen, when there are French people, I come. My people are here. And so I came. Only one person is faking? Only one! Two people are faking. I don’t know, should I introduce Ratatouille? He is also French. Oh, he’s making a little appearance. He wanted to say hello. Hello, I am Ratatouille. It’s the rat that she keeps in her pants. Every once in a while he comes out to say hello. Yeah, he’s usually deep inside. Today he says hello. Okay, um. But he’s vague for me. You want, you ready? Uh, yes, I would like Roxanne. Uh, is, I think that’s how she said it. Hawks anne. Hawks anne. Uh, I would like you to scold me like I am your son. Uh, let me, hold on, let me, wait a minute. And I’m not doing my chores, I’m not taking the trash out. But you’re really upset about this. Okay, um, Rhett, what did I tell you? The trash can is full! Non mais, écoute, I told you so many times, at 5pm, it goes out on Tuesday nights for Wednesdays, ok? If that’s not what you’re gonna do, you’re not gonna have any dessert, ok? Go to your room. Now. Wow. Until when? Until Mardi or Mèglèdi? How about Dimanche, huh? Because you’re very bad. Oh, he’s in on this, too. I have to go to his room? He’s linked to you, so. Oh, linked. Was that intentional? Je dois, mais dois I don’t know where those came from. Yeah, they’re deep in there, just like Ratatouille tootie. Ooh. Um, and it’s Virginie. Virginie. Um, I need you to pretend that you are my doctor. And, uh, you are delicately breaking the news that I only have two months to live. Oh jeez. Just trying to bring it down a little bit. So, I’m sorry, Link, we’ve been doing some tests, and, um, I have to break it to you, because I think it’s important for you to know, and maybe, like, moving forward, you’d like to live your life a little differently. Uh, I’m not very optimistic right now. Uh, There might be some, Are you saying I’m dying? Yes. But not today. You’re still alive. Oh. Um, I, if it were you, I would live, you know, each day as if it were the last one. And just enjoy your life to the fullest. Oh, okay. Which we honestly should all do. Right. That’s something we should do. Alright. Are you a doctor or a life coach? Maybe one is better than the other. That’s, that was, that’s a more mild. It’s mild. Certainly much more mild than Roxanne. Uh, and, uh, I’m trying to say it like you said it. I can’t. You said it so much better. How do you say your name? Laetitia. Laetitia. Laetitia, what Laetitia has to say. You say it right. Uh, Laetitia, can you explain quantum physics to me, but what, even if you don’t know what it is, ’cause I can’t explain it, just make stuff up that sounds like you know what you’re talking about. Yeah, for sure. It’s all about the universe really. You look at the sky, look at the stars, count them to 200. Once you reach 199, you’ll get it. So, so all I gotta do is look at this count to 200? Count to 200. I think I can do that. Yeah. In French. You just gave me quantum physics unlocked. Oh, in French. Bueno. There you go. Quatre, cinq, six, Mm-hmm. You’re so close. Sit. Wheat. Yeah. Dix. Dix. Dix. Dix, onze. Douze. Treize. Wow. Did you skip one? Mm, no you didn’t. Dix treize. Yeah. That’s two numbers. Yeah. Quatorze. Seize. You’re doing great. Je mange les haricots verts. Oh! Green beans! Oh, yeah. There you go. Well, um, se, se, se Selene. Selene. Selene. Selene was not too impressed with that. She seems to be getting progressively more irritated at us. All right, Selene, quick. Tell me as many fruits as you can in ten seconds. Fruits. Name fruits. Banana, um, tomatoes, um Oh! Oranges, lemon. Uh, oh, my goodness. Strawberries, blueberries. Ah! I think, I think that’s a lot. It’s kind of like counting stars, you know? It’s very similar. 200. 200. All right, I got her. I got her on her heels. Okay, do you know who, I think I know who this is. Well, first, I do, uh, chef, uh. Yes. Juliette Jacques. That’s right. Could you tell us what it was like growing up in France? Oh, I would love to do that. I grew up in, uh Paris. Uh, not a specific place in Paris. It was just like the whole region. Yes, you know the whole region. And I had a mother and a father and a rat in my [bleep]. I was born with it. Besides her, who is trying to pull the wool over? Hmm. All right, who’d you think it was? Me, too. That’s just so much accent, Roxane. Come on. It’s so much. Would the person with the fake French accent, please step forward. We got her! I will say, though, guys, my name is right here and you spelled it wrong. It’s with one N, because it is the French way. You spelled it two. Sorry. No, I did it right. But hold on, you were lying. Why are you making us feel bad? So, but I liked the accent. Don’t get me wrong. Do you use it, um, with you know, to like channel your powers? Uh, no, so I’m actually, I grew up in Massachusetts, but I’m actually French as well. I just I don’t have naturally a French accent. So I just try to imitate my mom a little bit. Oh, your mom sounds that wild. Very French. Oh, yeah when people tell me I have a French accent I’m like you should listen to my mom speak. Sorry mom. Oh, wow, and like how many years have each of you been in the states? I’ve been here for six and a half years. On and off 13 for me. I’m about eight. Okay. All right. All right. So, we can see how the edges are taking off. The edges are taking off. We have so many more fruits for you. Did you not want to ask me this question? Oh, yeah. All right, Juliet. One day. Ha ha ha ha ha ha! You just arrived. I just got here! Ha ha ha! The last collectible of the year is the Rhett and Link action figures. There’s only one way that you can get these. You gotta join third degree, quarterly, or annual by December 31st. That’s the end of the year. Mythicalsociety.com. Whoa, what kind of action can you get into with those guys? Find out. Articulated. The tie is scored, and the prize on the line is a special accent addition to your wardrobe and more. For this last round, we’re going to switch things up. Three of the people in front of you have fake Irish accents, and one person has a real one, so you’re trying to find the real accent. Last lineup, introduce yourselves, please. Hello, my name is Shurir. I’m Fabian. Hi, I’m Bess. Hi, I’m Aoife. Okay. That was all pretty real to me. Not a lot to go on here. Ah, let’s ask them some questions. Okay, uh, Bess. Um, I gotta tell you a little story. So my last name is McLaughlin. I thought I was Scottish. I took my entire family to Scotland. This is me, my wife, my kids, my brother, his wife, his kids, my parents, large group of people. I got them all dressed up in kilts and things. We had bagpipes, okay? We went to our ancestral castle. We took pictures, beautiful. I looked especially incredible. Then, we were exiting, and my brother had a great idea to go around the castle a different direction. And then, my mother, bless her heart, fell, broke her ankle in three different places. Two days later, we’re talking to someone. Long story short, we find out we’re actually Irish. So, you think his accent’s fake? So, what I need from you is, could you act like you are my Irish therapist who is trying to help me, uh, accept the fact that it’s okay that what happened, I, I wanna feel better about the fact that me thinking that I was Scottish broke my mother’s ankle. Corsa Kenret. I’m so sorry that you had to find out that way. That’s really rough for you. But I think in time, you’ll come to terms with being Irish. I know I did. What were some things that were helpful? I love, uh, curry crisps. Those tend to help. If you’re looking for some comfort. Uh, you know, just, uh, walking outside, get some fresh air, I’d say. Okay, so go outside and eat. I like that. Thank you. Thank you, Bess. Okay. All right, um, and your name again? Sharir. Sharir. That’s correct. Um, in front of you is the cutest baby you have ever seen in your life. Adorable. It’s so adorable, and you are going to give it the, the, the most beautiful baby talk that you can come up with. Give it a shot. I want to hear some Irish baby talk. Oh, you’re really the sweetest little baby talk I’ve ever seen. I love you when you’re really smiling. Oh, is that dribble? You got a bit of dribble there? That’s fine completely. But I love kids so much. And it’s being held by a super cute monkey. That’s dressed in pinstripes. Oh, look at that monkey. It’s very cute. I love the way he’s dressed. Oh, oh, you can pick him up. That’s a very strong monkey, I can tell. I, I’m really, that’s a really nice hand and eye coordination you’ve got there, monkey. But, uh, I, don’t drop the baby. Oh, cause he’s so sweet. Uh, baby talk’s never been one that I think I speak to a baby, but that’s as close as I can get. Have you ever seen a baby? I’ve seen quite a few babies. Okay, all right, but you’ve never talked to any. They have them in Ireland. Oh, yeah, they do. Yeah, I mean, that seemed pretty good. They come out in little green suits with pots of gold, right? They all start out as leprechauns. I can say that because I’m Irish. Yeah, you can. Okay, uh, Fabian, um, I would like you to give us a presentation, uh, on the outfit that you’re wearing today. So today I’m wearing my beautiful plaid shirt that I picked up from Walmart. I can’t say that. So, and then I got the boots. And then I got my jeans here that I actually feel like they’re very tight. I don’t know if I like them or not. I like them. They look good. They look good on you. I don’t think they’re too tight. I like them. And of course, just a regular t shirt. Okay. Okay. Walmart. Not a sponsor. And, um, give me your name again. Aoife. Aoife. Now the spelling of your name is quite different than how I would have spelled it. It’s an Irish name. Yeah. Yep. So it seems like you should probably have a real accent. Yeah, I do. I have a real Irish accent. Okay. Um, let’s, um, let’s say you’re, um, you’re, you’re hunting, you’re hunting through the woods, and, um, you, you, of course, you come upon it. The pot. Yo. Oh, man. All right. Um I’m sorry, I’m sorry to ask you to do this, but I need to ask you to come, come across the pot of gold Okay, yeah, I can do that. You know, I had to do it. I have to do it. So I’m hunting in the woods and I find a pot of gold. Sorry. I’m sorry to ask you to do this. No, no, it’s all good. Oh, look, there’s nothing here. Oh! Wow, wow, wow, wow. So you see that? Yeah. So I’m not Irish. I think I’m on, you’re, you’re you’re, you’re in trouble. Yeah. Yeah. This is not good for, You’re in trouble. This is not good for me. Well, and she was immediately backed up by the panel too. So whether they’re actually all offended or just one of them actually is, this is difficult to suss out. Can you, can you give me the Peter Piper picked? Yeah, that’ll help. Tongue twister. That’ll help. Oof, uh, okay. Peter Piper picked a pepper? Peck of. I don’t know this. He picked a peck of. Oh, Peter Piper Peter Piper picked a peck of peppers? Pickled peppers. Pickled peppers. Something beginning with P. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Okay. I think I’ve seen All I Need To. All right, I’m ready. This is tough. Three fakers. And we are picking the real Irish person. Okay. I think it’s Sharir. Would the person with the real Irish accent please step forward? Ha ha. Yeah! Come on! You got me with the pot of gold, that’s gonna get my back up. The name, the name, I just thought it was, yeah, I thought it was just too obvious. I forgive you. I sensed real offense at Link, and that was like Yeah, I should have known. But the baby talk was so good! Well she taught me backstage that. He freaked me out, cause I, I thought there was two real Irish people, cause like, he really sounds like he’s from Galway, so that was good. I know, I thought you were going to ask us a lot more questions about Ireland. Hold on, well snap out of it, where are you from? I don’t know what he sounds like. Where am I from? Yeah. Well I’m actually from the UK originally, and so, no I’m just kidding, I’m from America, I’m here in America. Whoa, whoa, he just. What, here in America? No, I’m serious, I’m actually, I was born in Florida, Boca Raton, uh, I don’t know. I grew up in Orange County. This is the first time I’ve heard him speak. Okay, so where did you guys learn your your Irish accent? Like, how long you been working on it? Theater. Theater. Yeah, when I was in college, yeah. I’m from Mexico, so. All right, you’re from Mexico. By way of Walmart. I went to school, acting school, also. Okay. It was a very good accent. I enjoyed it. Thank you. I didn’t buy it, but I enjoyed it. Fair. Okay, Rhett. This means that you won a special accent that we’ll reveal in Good Mythical More. Thank you guys for coming. Thanks for subscribing and clicking that bell. Now you guys say, you know what time it is. You know what time it is! I’m Layton. And I’m Ashley. And we’re on our honeymoon in the Australian rainforest. 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