@@brendonrookes1151 I think he was trying out the leb voice to see reaction "might be the first time or first few times with that one part of the GIG" anyway it looked like he got cold feet and fell on Italian because he has background on that side " I think " Also it was shit leb voice I call that a lucky save at least he got the part about saying how many balls he never knew he had... That line is straight out of Houseos sounds like could of come from Franky. But that was it LOL .... Nice save mate
Likewise in Sydney. Sydneysiders would know that if you're from West Sydney and you talk like this, you're most likely be Lebanese, Greek, Italian, Macedonian or Turkish.
@@FieryWings01 La mia famiglia è Siciliana da parte del mio papà e calabrese da parte de la mía mamma 🇮🇹 I am currently processing my Italian nationality 🇦🇷
It’s weird I’m a wog and I never used the wog accent neither do my relatives but for some weird reason some Aussie kids at my school would bung on the accent despite not having a shred of ethnic background.
That’s the thing, accents don’t really have anything to do with ethnicity, it’s just who your raised arounds ways of speaking that you happen to imitate the most. Which is why as late as the 80’s all the aussie city folk still sounded basically like a Londoner
Alot of white Australians around that time were "two pound poms ".... so basically they were from english parents. depends where you grow up what accent reflects on you.
Funny thing yesterday i was on the phone with Apple it was a lady she had a serious aussie accent out of Melbourne VIC. By the end of call i asked her is she Australian, guess what she said she’s Greek!!!
I used to think that my English is not this bad. I can easily understand what Americans and the British say. Why it's so difficult to understand an Aussie? Now I understood. I am not the only one.
@@elizabethscott7660 Two kinds of third party. One is personal injury (is compulsory) and the other for property. The third party property is not compulsory but you'd be stupid not to have it.
Mate, you are far too nasally. You're trying to do a make-believe Oz tv comedy European migrant strine accent. Cut out the nasally stuff and you might start to sound a bit more Aussie. Italian- Australians I know do not talk like that.
"Mate, sounds like a bit a BOOLLshit"
Gets me every. single. time.
Great accents. Great humour. But I thought he was talking leb first.
he was most aussies dont talk like that
@@brendonrookes1151 I think he was trying out the leb voice to see reaction "might be the first time or first few times with that one part of the GIG" anyway it looked like he got cold feet and fell on Italian because he has background on that side " I think " Also it was shit leb voice I call that a lucky save at least he got the part about saying how many balls he never knew he had... That line is straight out of Houseos sounds like could of come from Franky. But that was it LOL .... Nice save mate
He's doing the general Aussie ethnic accent... Italians, greeks, lebs, most of Europe.
@@ripitup32 southern Europe/middle east. Mediterranean accent
lebos took this fake accent from the greek and italian born Australians. everyone naturally has an Australian accent. hurts I know.
i would love to see the interaction between Italian Aussie and Italian American. would be a cool thing.
While an Italian Italian sits 20 meters away looking embarrassed
@@TheMissiIe They were embarrassed by us in the first place. Why do you think those people immigrated? They were POOR!
The struggle when u have the accent but not the ethnicity to justify it 🤧
LMFAOO
Feels
I hate when aussies try to imitate us
@@Jimmy-ng4wy We don't mate. Don't flatter yourself...
@user-wv4nr8ec8e shut up, it's just an accent. People who live long enough around it will pick it up, it's not copying
In south Australia if you hear aussies talk like this, they would be Greek or Italian or Lebanese
Or Macedonian
Likewise in Sydney. Sydneysiders would know that if you're from West Sydney and you talk like this, you're most likely be Lebanese, Greek, Italian, Macedonian or Turkish.
LOL so true. My nephew would do that - talk "ethnic" on the phone then "proper" to his Mum.
"Wog Accent"
Yeeee mate
Gotta love us Italian aussies 😆😎👌🏼
Italian genes hit their peak in the south
@@98reivax agreed. My familia comes from Calabria 🍻 🇮🇹
@@FieryWings01 La mia famiglia è Siciliana da parte del mio papà e calabrese da parte de la mía mamma 🇮🇹 I am currently processing my Italian nationality 🇦🇷
@@98reivax molto benè fratello 🇭🇺🤌🏼
@@98reivax lot of Argentines leaving Argentina? Must be rough living in shit inflation. Do immigrants speak their ancestral language?
Your videos have helped me through tough times.
why doesn't this have more views?????
Just discovered him so funny .
This is Australia , love it .
It’s weird I’m a wog and I never used the wog accent neither do my relatives but for some weird reason some Aussie kids at my school would bung on the accent despite not having a shred of ethnic background.
That’s the thing, accents don’t really have anything to do with ethnicity, it’s just who your raised arounds ways of speaking that you happen to imitate the most. Which is why as late as the 80’s all the aussie city folk still sounded basically like a Londoner
Alot of white Australians around that time were "two pound poms ".... so basically they were from english parents. depends where you grow up what accent reflects on you.
@@atriox7221 I understand that but this wasn’t a case of family and surroundings and more of using the accent as a way of sounding “cool” or “tough”
Funny thing yesterday i was on the phone with Apple it was a lady she had a serious aussie accent out of Melbourne VIC. By the end of call i asked her is she Australian, guess what she said she’s Greek!!!
Next minute, panel beater Joey sees this and you've got the mafia chasing you for being disrespectful
I killed myself when you said mate sounds like a bit of bullshit because we say that all the time
This is relatable
I like Joey in this story
And that's how I found a gem in the sea💎🤣
It feels as though he should be in claymation.
Love it
Pushed a bit hard for the punchline but was still a good skit
Fkn gold!!!
Americans do this kind of thing too, but it's with this 2nd+ generational Spanish accent. No one talks about it though.
Should have done this bit on Jimmy Fallon, it is hilarious!
😂 amusing mate
HAHAHA this is gold
This is hilarious hahahaha
I used to think that my English is not this bad. I can easily understand what Americans and the British say. Why it's so difficult to understand an Aussie? Now I understood. I am not the only one.
You couldn't understand what most British say if you can't understand Aussies. Some British can't even understand other British
How can you not understand the Australian ethnic accent? It must be the most clearly pronounced accent in all of English!
Check your hearing
ITALIANS OF THE WORLD UNITE ! ! !
Hes a comedian. His name is Simon Taylor.
thanks sherlock
Meanwhile in my country driving without insurance is a criminal offence that can land you in jail for up to 6 months... >_>
There's two types of insurance. Compulsory third party and Comprehensive. Must have the first.
@@elizabethscott7660 Two kinds of third party. One is personal injury (is compulsory) and the other for property. The third party property is not compulsory but you'd be stupid not to have it.
super wog
😂
Fully sick leb !
Lebo
No offense to none of the parts, but it sounded more Muslim than Italian.
Bro Muslim is a religion how does someone sound Muslim?
@@ayah6100 he means lebbo ozzy
Ahh yepp
Wtf is a Muslim accent
@@evolutionated1125most Muslims arnt Arabs that shouldn’t be used a synonym
🤦♂️SMH
what crap
Mate, you are far too nasally. You're trying to do a make-believe Oz tv comedy European migrant strine accent. Cut out the nasally stuff and you might start to sound a bit more Aussie. Italian- Australians I know do not talk like that.
If I hear the ethnic accent i know not to do business with this person, the guy who did his bumper guaranteed did a half job
Good thing it's not his car then lol