Perhaps his west tn-mid tn is accurate. East tn is something unique. La is somewhat accurate... albeit you pretty much have to have a fair understanding of French to do it justice. I'm by no means a linguistic professional but a native of southern tongue, both partial African and caucasian. Its difficult to do right. I'll give the gentleman credit. Given he is certainly not from the region he does it fair justice within reason. Nonetheless it's all entertainment:) 👍👍
As a Southerner I'm just pleased when people recognize there isn't a single "southern accent." It varies widely based on location, age, education, and socio-economic status. It even varies within my own family.
As a native Tennessean, I've never in my life heard a non-native nail the Tennessean accent so well. Bravo. EDIT: Y'all need to realize the South is full of different accents, TN as well. He nailed A singular western Tennessean accent. He likely based it off of Elvis, whose accent was unique, as he lived in a few different places in western TN during his childhood. My family is from the same parts of TN and so this man mimicked the accent some of my family has. I only bothered to edit this comment 2 years later because I'm tired of people contacting me angrily about a comment I made which should never have evoked such vile and filth to be spewed at me and others.
@@thedenerad that is true. I'm from west Tennessee and anytime I've ever met some one from Knoxville or other Eastern cities it's a massive difference. Much thicker accents.
+Mateusz Czyz Yeah, Fred's really good (that's coming from a brit) but Jimmy is just doing the faux cockney accent that everyone does when trying to impersonate any British person.
Who? The people in the video? I don't know, there was so much talking over the top of each other that it just kind of blurred out for me so I went to another tab and before I knew it, it was over. Alex B
There are big differences between New Orleans (Yat), SE Louisiana (even east and west north LA), SW Louisiana, North Louisiana and, to some degree, CenLa
+Kristy Webb No it's not only older generations. There are people around east TN that sound like this, below Knox, etc. lots of varied accents around there.
Carson did the same in his last years, and that’s all these guys know. It’s the early years that made Carson’s reputation, tho, and what he riffed off of later. They need to watch Steve Allen, Jack Paar, and early Johnny, and not binge it either, maybe one per day. It would revolutionize late night shows again. Graham Norton is very close.
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rpmiracle Yeah he’s always sucked man, Conan is the king of late night last guy with original shit
I agree, they deserve the love. I'm from France, and I love all the different regional accents from the Southern US. They're so diverse, and all so full of charm. I kind of wish I could pull them off myself. :)
I'm from Tennessee and I find this to be hilarious! I know a few people who speak like that. You can't say ALL Tennesseans talk like that, but some do. Great job!
I loved the episode where the couple was binge watching Netflix for days and then weeks. They lost their jobs, then the power finally got turned off....lol! The one with the history of the chicken they were about to eat in the restaurant was good too.
thagrammarnazi well they're from North Carolina, which isn't too far off. As a Tennessean though, he was pretty much spot on for any East Tennessee city. Especially Knoxville area.
His Louisiana sounds like Georgia. His Arkansas is good. Tennessee is close but he’s gotta get more of those good diphthong vowels in there. Also in Tennessee we don’t think we thank
I’m from Louisiana and that was off but his Arkansas was spot on. It could go for Alabama too. I know people from Texas and Louisiana that sound that way.
Its not about the ear. You can read up on this. Linguist pick apart stuff all the time. There are terms for things that describe accents like non-rhotic, which explains the lack of an R. Brits only pronounce the R if there is a vowel after it. Not at the end.
If you want to do Georgia just bang your head on the desk 10 times as hard as you can, then relax your entire body and slouch in a chair, turn off your mind, and then just make noises.
ღ ღ na they got Cajuns all over New Orleans area. Besides I was saying he should of done a Cajun or chalmette accent, since they are both similar and southern Louisiana.
He does this whole routine in his newest Netflix special. It's pretty darn good! I love how he associates actions or personalities with each accent. Here, Louisiana is off. It seems more Georgian because he's dropping his r's but not doing some of the other Southern Louisiana stuff, like th>d, ing>-in', and long o>aw. That last feature is always the thing that makes me think for a split second that I might be dealing with a New Yorker. Or instead you could go with the sound that Louisiana shares with East Texas, where you say, "I'm comin'. I'm OWN my way." And "We got to put some OLL in the car." Or the Cajun French accent, which is its own thing.
The best southern accent ever: Christopher Guest in Best in Show. He nailed the North Georgia/SC border. I didn’t know who he was the first time I saw the movie and thought, “Wow, they got a real JoJa boy to play that part!”
That scene with him speaking directly into the camera talking about his hound. At one point he is completely incomprehensible and utterly smooth at the same time.
Omg this guy deserves way more fame than he has! Fred Armisen has always been my favorite comedian. The Tennessee accent was spot on. It was like I was listening to this friend I have!
Notice how Fred KEPT prompting him to ask him for a city, to show off how he could even nail a part of a state. He clearly had a stellar city accent ready to show off. But Fallon pays no attention.
Cult Boy absolutely there is. I’m from Baton Rouge. Not much of an accent for those of us from the city but you go 10 miles in any direction and that starts to change. There’s probably at least 5 or 6 distinct accents in Louisiana alone. Then you can travel to Georgia and get something completely different.
Yes! There are so many Southern accents in the Appalachians that I once pin pointed somebody I met in Washington DC all the way down to my county in rural NC just based off of the accent. I was right and he lived 5 minutes from me!
@@billbrasky1288 Georgia's got three different drawls, the further South you go towards Florida the more twangy it is, the more North you go towards South Carolina it goes smoother, the Western part around Columbus is more rounded like Louisiana because of the heavy creole settlement
Everyone from Louisiana I’ve met are mush mouthed Texans we got 4 different sounding accents and Arkansas a mixture of an East Texan and an Oklahoman 😂
Emanuel Dixson being from Knoxville, I would like to know what you think the accent sounds like. IMO there's two, the mountain sounding people (South and parts of North Knoxville) and the West Knoxville people (who sound sort of like Virginia) oh and Michigan cause they are from there. Blacks from East Knoxville sound distinct as it's "lazy" dropping word constant's. I have been told all my life "you don't have a accent." I moved to Texas, met a guy from Arkansas and 5 minutes later, he looks at me and says "you're from East Tennessee, probably near North Carolina." I was pretty amazed as my wife is from Asheville.
This made me chuckle. My parents were both raised in the south, and I’m here to tell you I have relatives in every southern state. I’m in Ohio and at my job I was the translator for every southern company we dealt with and could tell what state they were in by their accent.
His Louisiana sounded like Jimmy Carter from Georgia. And there is no “Louisiana accent”. New Orleans is different from Lafayette which is different from Shreveport, etc.
Callie Tippen not even Southern LA. Don’t even sound Cajun at all. Sounds like he just changed up forest gumps accent and said it’s LA. And Arkansas was wrong too lol. I have family all over Arkansas and Louisiana and nobody sounds like those accents he did.
@@travisosborne1367 Agreed. Southern LA (South of I-10) is almost impossible to understand. I have to bring a pen and paper when I go see my family down there so they can write down what they are saying HAHAHA
Honestly, if you can just use as little syllables as possible while speaking 99 mph, you’ll nail it. The general litmus test for me is how you pronounce Shreveport and Monroe. There are subtle ways we draw at syllables that don’t need to be and leave out things like R’s and the G on the end of -ing
it me like five minutes of playing that back to figure out who he sounded like!! haha i was like "i know that voice!" it brought be back to when he was in Bandits with Bruce Willis lol
+Rumors ™ also from west Monroe and I've lived in both north and south la. NOBODY in Louisiana sounds like that. Lmao. Although his Arkansas was spot on
New Orleans is like a weird mix of a NY accent and a southern accent. Atlanta is full of Fake West coast and Mid western non accents, because people from Atlanta dont actually want to be from Atlanta.
DoggosarenotPuppers Well, the Midwestern accent is typically considered to be the General American accent. West coasters do have a accents. Think valley girls - just not as pronounced. As an east coaster, they definitely sound different to me.
I thought his Louisiana accent sounded like Jimmy Carter, from Georgia. I'm from Tennessee and there are several accents, depending on what part of the state you're from.
As a Southerner, not bad! You nailed Tennessee. South Carolina is similar in the Upstate but completely different on the Coast. Arkansas is really good. Louisiana, he has a part of the state nailed. I'd love to hear the Cajon Creole accent.
I'm from NC also, and you can tell a big difference from the mountains, the Piedmont, and the coast. I'm from the Piedmont and when I moved down east I was surprised how different they say some stuff here.
People think he's joking but he's obsessed with accents
#expert
I'm obsessed too... And English is not even my first language LOL
Perhaps his west tn-mid tn is accurate. East tn is something unique. La is somewhat accurate... albeit you pretty much have to have a fair understanding of French to do it justice. I'm by no means a linguistic professional but a native of southern tongue, both partial African and caucasian. Its difficult to do right. I'll give the gentleman credit. Given he is certainly not from the region he does it fair justice within reason. Nonetheless it's all entertainment:) 👍👍
It’s both
I can never tell if he’s joking or not lol.
As a Southerner I'm just pleased when people recognize there isn't a single "southern accent." It varies widely based on location, age, education, and socio-economic status. It even varies within my own family.
North Carolina here
Aint really nobody can copy a eastern ky , wv , va accent....thats pure Appalachia talk....it original
Me too! I was waiting for Charleston lol
exactly im from north alabama and the accent here is way different than south alabama wayyy different
iluvcamaros yeah
As a native Arkansan, his Arkansas accent is extremely accurate.
So true
@@heatherdoty66 im also happy that arkansas was included
Yea I approve it’s really good also I’m a native Arkansan
Is Arkansan Arkansan or Arkansawn? Hahahahaha
Go hawgs baby
As a native Tennessean, I've never in my life heard a non-native nail the Tennessean accent so well. Bravo.
EDIT: Y'all need to realize the South is full of different accents, TN as well. He nailed A singular western Tennessean accent. He likely based it off of Elvis, whose accent was unique, as he lived in a few different places in western TN during his childhood. My family is from the same parts of TN and so this man mimicked the accent some of my family has. I only bothered to edit this comment 2 years later because I'm tired of people contacting me angrily about a comment I made which should never have evoked such vile and filth to be spewed at me and others.
As a native Tennessean I actually don't agree. B8g difference between Nashville speakers and eastern Tennessee.
@@thedenerad that is true. I'm from west Tennessee and anytime I've ever met some one from Knoxville or other Eastern cities it's a massive difference. Much thicker accents.
Well he said he could do it to the town. Jimmy just said Tennessee. Maybe ask fred to do your eastern Tennessee accent
@@thedenerad um I'm
Everyone keeps forgetting that Tennessee has 3 parts even though y'all live here?
Ringo was spot-on.
Not really.
you must be American.
GamerDares wins Yeah I'm American, haha.
Nobody Thought so.
;)
Lmao, nah, it was pretty spot on.
YouJustGotAnimated ع
Jimmy: Show us your special talent.
Also Jimmy: *Immediately interrupts them with his own attempt at said talent.
He's a shitty interviewer, had it not be for his rap games and tightpants impressions he wouldn't have an audience
Lol...i was thinking the same thing
Shitty attempt*
Well he was reminiscing some of the conversations they had in the past so... what's wrong with interjecting, you guys have problems.
Yeah well it's a talk show not a talent show and Fallon's Paul isn't that bad... and then they both went and forgot George
Fred: "I'm an expert in accents:
Audience: *laughs
Fred: ಥ‿ಥ
RIGHT
Truuuuue.
That font is from language called 'Kannada'.
@@animalmasti4991 yup !!
@@animalmasti4991 oh, lolllll, i am from south india and i've never noticed that, thanks for telling lol
jimmy stop talking so i can hear him do the accents...
I was going to say the same, he was doing so good and I wanted to hear more from him...
+Komic Kopal do Texas at least.
+Mateusz Czyz Yeah, Fred's really good (that's coming from a brit) but Jimmy is just doing the faux cockney accent that everyone does when trying to impersonate any British person.
Kryto That's exactly what they said
Who? The people in the video? I don't know, there was so much talking over the top of each other that it just kind of blurred out for me so I went to another tab and before I knew it, it was over.
Alex B
He would get along with that Wired accent guy.
There's a big difference between northern Louisiana and southern Louisiana.
There are big differences between New Orleans (Yat), SE Louisiana (even east and west north LA), SW Louisiana, North Louisiana and, to some degree, CenLa
North sounds like Arkansas, South does not sound like that guy 🤣🤣🤣
I didn't know Louisiana folk sound like Christopher Walken?
Yep
Fuck all that everyone in the south is a fucking idiot who cares
Can we just have a five min clip of Fred and his southern accents plz? I don't even care what he's trying to plug, I wanna hear a Huston accent !!
I have lived in Houston for 10 years and would have loved to hear the accent!!! He did everywhere but TX :( :(
+AndroidKeeper He said Huston.
+John Kreese Pretty sure there's not a Huston, TX and OP just meant Houston...
SunyiSideUp He clearly said Huston. He made no mention of Texas.
John Kreese Alright, so which state is Huston in? (I am not from Texas and have no emotional ties to it, btw, don't go so hard lol)
"You've got this Florida panhandle thing goin on when what you really want is a Savannah accent, sort of like molasses just spillin outta ya mouth"
FrankZx14. Bahahaha. Andy would be so proud
Rididitiroo
Panhandle has a fast, soft southern accent, I find.
Andy Bernard. Ed Helms. Love.
Yes! 😂
I would know the Tennessee accent because my stepmom and her family are from there. And it was spot on
I'm from Tennessee and I know so many people who do sound like that but I'm so glad I'm not one of them lol. I think it's mostly the older generation.
+Mike Sky as a Tennessean my whole life I really disagree.
+Tobias Funke I'm not implying that everyone sounds the same
It depends on the part of Tennessee you're from. East Tennessee is different from middle or west Tennessee
+Kristy Webb No it's not only older generations. There are people around east TN that sound like this, below Knox, etc. lots of varied accents around there.
Jimmy is always competing with his guests rather than letting them shine. It's bad for the show.
He should be made to watch Johnny Carson repeatedly for a month...than hopefully he'll learn something about hosting a show.
Patrick White and still sucks
@Patrick White yeah, they fucked conan who is a billion times better than fallon
Carson did the same in his last years, and that’s all these guys know. It’s the early years that made Carson’s reputation, tho, and what he riffed off of later. They need to watch Steve Allen, Jack Paar, and early Johnny, and not binge it either, maybe one per day. It would revolutionize late night shows again. Graham Norton is very close.
rpmiracle Yeah he’s always sucked man, Conan is the king of late night last guy with original shit
I'm from Arkansas, and when he did an Arkansas accent, I bursted out laughing just from how spot on it is. Fred Armisen is great!
I love that he respects the accents.
I agree, they deserve the love. I'm from France, and I love all the different regional accents from the Southern US. They're so diverse, and all so full of charm. I kind of wish I could pull them off myself. :)
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Im from offensive and i find this Tennessee....
+Luz Alvarez He's from Tennessee and finds that offensive lol
I'm from Tennessee and I find this to be hilarious! I know a few people who speak like that. You can't say ALL Tennesseans talk like that, but some do. Great job!
This comment had me THINKin
+Matthew Czyz lol lil bitch
M C lol you got me
My grandparents are from southern Arkansas and when he started doing that accent I lost it- too accurate 😂😂
How did he get Arkansas so right? that's a very Fayetteville/Rogers accent.
sounds nightmarish
Fantastic Mr. Pete I live in Fayetteville and no one sounds like that
Yeah I would agree that is more of a hillbilly accent. I live in Little Rock and everyone here just sounds like a yankee LOL
I'm from Springdale and that is my accent !
Right??! I never realized this was how to describe it until he said it, but oh my gosh, this is so accurate lol!
Fred Armisen is my favourite snl cast member of all time. Love u Fred from New Zealand
Anyone from the region would spot him immediately. It's not just accent, it's also your choice of words.
Fred is truly remarkable, many, many facets of his talents.
Fred is 50% serious here, 50% baloney, that's his comedic genius.
Totally.. I feel like he doesn't get the recognition he deserves. One of my absolute favorite comedians.
Linda Jones he gets plenty of recognition..have you been living under a rock?
@@Solidsteakx no not living under a rock..just like the guy and would love to see more of him🙂
Good comment😊
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0:26 IS NO ONE GOING TO TALK ABOUT HOW SPOT ON HIS RINGO WAS
Easily the best one he did.
Portlandia was an extremely underrated show. It was comic genius.
Underrated in what way? It literally made people move to Portland and ruin a city.
@@zoner4960 Portland has the highest number of strip clubs per capita. Coincidence?
I loved the episode where the couple was binge watching Netflix for days and then weeks. They lost their jobs, then the power finally got turned off....lol! The one with the history of the chicken they were about to eat in the restaurant was good too.
That was an awesome show.
It was comic penis
That Tennessee accent reminded me of Rhett and Link
same
thagrammarnazi well they're from North Carolina, which isn't too far off. As a Tennessean though, he was pretty much spot on for any East Tennessee city. Especially Knoxville area.
thagrammarnazi see....as a person from Kentucky...Rhett and Link don't have an accent to me...they sound normal.
thagrammarnazi see....as a person from Kentucky...Rhett and Link don't have an accent to me...they sound normal.
Abby Gaskins Well they're from South Carolina (north or south, can't remember) and they've been living in LA for so long, it's understandable.
NEEDED MORE TIME!!
His Louisiana sounds like Georgia. His Arkansas is good. Tennessee is close but he’s gotta get more of those good diphthong vowels in there. Also in Tennessee we don’t think we thank
Not my part of Tennessee.
I’m from Louisiana and that was off but his Arkansas was spot on. It could go for Alabama too. I know people from Texas and Louisiana that sound that way.
arkansas was a little bit off, as a person from there. very good, but slightly off
Im from GA, Ive personally never heard anyone talk like that
I thought I heard Jimmy Carter's voice in the Louisiana accent.
I have a landlord from Tennessee and Fred was spot on! Always has a thinkin type sound to him. Always asking questions too.
His Arkansas accent sounds like a southern televised preacher 😂
That was what I was thinking! Lol true
Oh my God that's so true
and scarily...ACCURATE! lol (I'm from AR)
Andy Ward
Sounds like Little Rock to me !
Andy Ward hello
I thought Fred was just going to do goofy accents, but he actually did all of those southern accents so well. Especially the Tennesee accent
as somebody who's lived in Tennessee my whole life, you couldn't have done it better
That's stellar. He's even explaining how he came to develop and remember them by describing how they sound.
Jimmy, the KING of interruptions! That guy monopolies every guest.
he learned it from howard stern, the master of making every interview about himself..
It is why I don’t watch him.....
"They're... thinkin' about it."
WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THE BEATLES ACCENTS!!??!?!? THEY WERE AMAZING!!
Jimmy’s were horrible
He didn't do George, which is the hardest one.
If you're from Liverpool, you'll know how bad they were
Jimmy's was good. I'm from Liverpool.
It was pretty bad
cuz jimmy was interupting him
Damn… I wanted to here him do Georgia and Alabama
ikr
Exactly I’m from Georgia I would love to hear him impersonate my accent
Same!
What a good ear he must have.
Its not about the ear. You can read up on this. Linguist pick apart stuff all the time. There are terms for things that describe accents like non-rhotic, which explains the lack of an R. Brits only pronounce the R if there is a vowel after it. Not at the end.
He probably also has a coach or teacher of some sort
I would love to see a whole show with just these two talking about random topics.
Same that would be great
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OH MY GODS WHEN HE DID TENNESSEE I LITERALLY SAW MY GRANDPA APPEAR
If you want to do Georgia just bang your head on the desk 10 times as hard as you can, then relax your entire body and slouch in a chair, turn off your mind, and then just make noises.
Lol omg
Lmao!!!
lol
Im dying lol
lmao
I'm from Louisiana and it sounds just like my neighbors.
Northern Louisiana I'm guessing. The southern Louisiana accent is vastly different. I've never seen a non-native pull it off.
There is no north Louisiana. Anything above I10 is either Arkansas, Mississippi, or Texas.
surgedeb he should of done a cajun chalmette accent instead
ღ ღ na they got Cajuns all over New Orleans area. Besides I was saying he should of done a Cajun or chalmette accent, since they are both similar and southern Louisiana.
Sounds nothing like people from Louisiana
He does this whole routine in his newest Netflix special. It's pretty darn good! I love how he associates actions or personalities with each accent. Here, Louisiana is off. It seems more Georgian because he's dropping his r's but not doing some of the other Southern Louisiana stuff, like th>d, ing>-in', and long o>aw. That last feature is always the thing that makes me think for a split second that I might be dealing with a New Yorker. Or instead you could go with the sound that Louisiana shares with East Texas, where you say, "I'm comin'. I'm OWN my way." And "We got to put some OLL in the car." Or the Cajun French accent, which is its own thing.
Jimmy stop talking over all you guests. Can we have Conan back please?
gabelogan56 no.
Fallon is a sycophant.
Conan is amazing. Jimmy is terrible.
Imagine Jimmy Fallon as a guest on Morning Joe.
Conan talks over his guests too..
Fred Armisen is an angel
Lan nah. He is just very talented, funny guy
He is spot-on. I too am a student of accents, and have been to every state in the union. Fred is really, really good.
Arkansas is right on!
You can hear Bill Clinton !
no it ainy
Not even close haha
Tom Hanks?
One mistake, in Tennessee, we call it Tinnessee.
I just call it a good place to avoid. NC forever, hillbilly!!!
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loudmuzik wait wtf people actually pronounce it TENNessee. i cant even pronounce it like that
Whole lotta folks say Tannassee in Memphis and Mississippi
The best southern accent ever: Christopher Guest in Best in Show. He nailed the North Georgia/SC border. I didn’t know who he was the first time I saw the movie and thought, “Wow, they got a real JoJa boy to play that part!”
Harlan Pepper! Sorry... _*Hahlin Peppuh_
That scene with him speaking directly into the camera talking about his hound. At one point he is completely incomprehensible and utterly smooth at the same time.
Lived in Tennessee my whole life and his accent was pretty dang close.
I’ve never in my life heard someone in Louisiana sound like that lol
just roll with it
Lol it's funny bc I never heard anyone in TN sound like that. The Louisiana one sounds like TN
I am from the UK from Northern Ireland I LOVE southern accents
Fred Armisen is so underrated. His parody of the Queen of England is etched into my brain!
Omg this guy deserves way more fame than he has! Fred Armisen has always been my favorite comedian. The Tennessee accent was spot on. It was like I was listening to this friend I have!
I didn’t know he voiced nicks dad in big mouth and now I can’t unsee it. They drew out his character so wellllll
I'm from Louisiana, that honestly didn't sound like anyone I know... Love Fred Armisen, though.
He's good at doing the stereotypical accent of Louisiana...but no one actually speaks like that.
Dillon Graves Lol Ikr
it's a joke, he's completely making it up with fake made-up rationalizations. you love him yet you don't understand is core sense of humour lol
Let's see him do a New Orleans accent. Specifically, the Yat-ccent. It sounds like Brooklynese
well if that's where you're from why would anyone sound like that to you?
I wanted to hear him do Texas.
That Arkansas accent is also the accent of northern Louisiana and far northeastern Texas.
I automatically thought of a televangelist when he started in on Tennessee
Yes, Perry Stone.
OMG IT’S KERMIT
oh im sorry
Where the men are men and the sheep are nervous
Andrew Cavett hahahaha
Chattanooga area, you?
Tennessee person too, can confirm, had several teachers/professors that talk exactly like that lol
Fred Armisen's impressions are baroque as hell, and I love them.
I wanted him to do more!!!
+Marie Nimo sameee
Marie Nimo h
Totally nailed Arkansas!
I’m from Arkansas and we don’t sound nothing like that at all I’m from the Deep South of Arkansas close to the Louisiana border
Owen Gamer do you sound rounded then ? Lol
Owen Hart as a Benton Arkansas born guy I can confirm this dudes accent was spot on round here
yep, although i’m from little rock, i can tell he got it perfect
Owen Hart same buddy, El Dorado
Fallon is such an egotist, he couldn't completely ruin this because Fred is great but f me not for lack of trying
Notice how Fred KEPT prompting him to ask him for a city, to show off how he could even nail a part of a state. He clearly had a stellar city accent ready to show off. But Fallon pays no attention.
Everyone in the world: "There's more than one Southern accent...?"
Cult Boy absolutely there is. I’m from Baton Rouge. Not much of an accent for those of us from the city but you go 10 miles in any direction and that starts to change. There’s probably at least 5 or 6 distinct accents in Louisiana alone. Then you can travel to Georgia and get something completely different.
Yes! There are so many Southern accents in the Appalachians that I once pin pointed somebody I met in Washington DC all the way down to my county in rural NC just based off of the accent. I was right and he lived 5 minutes from me!
@@billbrasky1288 Georgia's got three different drawls, the further South you go towards Florida the more twangy it is, the more North you go towards South Carolina it goes smoother, the Western part around Columbus is more rounded like Louisiana because of the heavy creole settlement
It's all just Texas
Everyone from Louisiana I’ve met are mush mouthed Texans we got 4 different sounding accents and Arkansas a mixture of an East Texan and an Oklahoman 😂
I wanna see him do Creole and Cajun from Louisiana and Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville from Tennesse.
Emanuel Dixson being from Knoxville, I would like to know what you think the accent sounds like. IMO there's two, the mountain sounding people (South and parts of North Knoxville) and the West Knoxville people (who sound sort of like Virginia) oh and Michigan cause they are from there.
Blacks from East Knoxville sound distinct as it's "lazy" dropping word constant's.
I have been told all my life "you don't have a accent." I moved to Texas, met a guy from Arkansas and 5 minutes later, he looks at me and says "you're from East Tennessee, probably near North Carolina." I was pretty amazed as my wife is from Asheville.
This made me chuckle. My parents were both raised in the south, and I’m here to tell you I have relatives in every southern state. I’m in Ohio and at my job I was the translator for every southern company we dealt with and could tell what state they were in by their accent.
His Louisiana sounded like Jimmy Carter from Georgia. And there is no “Louisiana accent”. New Orleans is different from Lafayette which is different from Shreveport, etc.
Which, I'm guessing, is different from Baton Rouge
@@canaisyoung3601 yea, how'd ya know? Talk about
I mean he did a generalization of Arkansas and Tennessee as well .. just probably did the first accent he could think of in that area.
the first two accents he did reminded me of Rhett and Link lol
I’m from Alabama, I’ve got a friend who’s from eastern TN, and I’ve visited Nashville a few times.
I totally buy that as a western TN accent
I'm from Arkansas and I can say he did it pretty well actually!
We need to start a petition to get jimmy fallon out of the TV industry
His alcohol problem actually makes me want him to stay in the TV industry, makes him unpredictable lol
I'd sign that. He's completely worthless. And all the comedians I respect totally hate him.
That would be a fallony. Huh! Aight.
MsUsagi513 Bette reform everyone if he's gone
Petition this, petition that...we need to start a petition to get people that want to petition everything out of petitioning altogether
Never been to, but Louisiana hands down best southern accent.
I want him to do East Texas!!!
I don't
Julia G. Chance east texas has probably the typical american accent.
Connor Scott I'm from east Texas. They don't. It would have just been amusing for me. Case in point: Sissy Spacek, and anyone from the movie Bernie.
If he wanted to do East Texas, all he'd have to say is, "I fangered mah sisster".
jlloyd2004mcs Thats really rude lol
Very few actors can do a southern accent correctly, but he is truly a master. I love you even more Fred! I hope to hear Texas in there next time.
Me too!
i think he’s doing southern louisiana cause in north louisiana we sound like we’re using the least amount of effort to pronounce words
Callie Tippen not even Southern LA. Don’t even sound Cajun at all. Sounds like he just changed up forest gumps accent and said it’s LA. And Arkansas was wrong too lol. I have family all over Arkansas and Louisiana and nobody sounds like those accents he did.
No. Southern has more French to it.
@@travisosborne1367 Agreed. Southern LA (South of I-10) is almost impossible to understand. I have to bring a pen and paper when I go see my family down there so they can write down what they are saying HAHAHA
That's a good way to put it. I'm from Shreveport.
Honestly, if you can just use as little syllables as possible while speaking 99 mph, you’ll nail it. The general litmus test for me is how you pronounce Shreveport and Monroe. There are subtle ways we draw at syllables that don’t need to be and leave out things like R’s and the G on the end of -ing
His Louisiana is also a spot on Billy Bob Thornton LOL
+Corissa McComber funny, Billy Bob is from Arkansas.
it me like five minutes of playing that back to figure out who he sounded like!! haha i was like "i know that voice!" it brought be back to when he was in Bandits with Bruce Willis lol
My favorite bit is from parks and rec when he does the Venezuela accent "Straight to jail."
I think it's really cool how he visualizes the sounds.
Here's a thought. How about Jimmy keeps quite and let Fred...you know, the actual guest do the accents 🤔
ive lived in Louisiana for 19 years and i dont know any who fuckin sounds like that lol
+Rumors ™ I think he went outside of New Orleans for that one.
+Mike L i know he did. i live in West monroe
+Rumors ™ also from west Monroe and I've lived in both north and south la. NOBODY in Louisiana sounds like that. Lmao. Although his Arkansas was spot on
+BabyfaceBrewster tru. thats crazy how you live close by.
+BabyfaceBrewster tru. thats crazy how you live close by.
La. is "rounder" because of the French Cajun influence.
New Orleans is like a weird mix of a NY accent and a southern accent. Atlanta is full of Fake West coast and Mid western non accents, because people from Atlanta dont actually want to be from Atlanta.
carl shneebly How do you fake a west coast accent. That's literally the general American accent.
DoggosarenotPuppers Well, the Midwestern accent is typically considered to be the General American accent. West coasters do have a accents. Think valley girls - just not as pronounced. As an east coaster, they definitely sound different to me.
Especially in st bernard is like the NY accent
Atlanta is shit
This makes no sense
I thought his Louisiana accent sounded like Jimmy Carter, from Georgia. I'm from Tennessee and there are several accents, depending on what part of the state you're from.
Jimmy Carter was my first thought too
It 's about time somebody give Fred his own late night show.
He is brilliant
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As a Southerner, not bad! You nailed Tennessee. South Carolina is similar in the Upstate but completely different on the Coast. Arkansas is really good. Louisiana, he has a part of the state nailed. I'd love to hear the Cajon Creole accent.
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His is probably the hardest to do if the 4
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We have probably a dozen different accents just here in North Carolina. Every state has variations.
I love my southern accent.
I'm from NC also, and you can tell a big difference from the mountains, the Piedmont, and the coast. I'm from the Piedmont and when I moved down east I was surprised how different they say some stuff here.
@@Mick_Ts_Chick Guilford County for me since 1977. Not home but is more like home than anywhere else.
@@angelbulldog4934 I was raised in Forsyth Co, and lived in Davidson Co for 4 years after I graduated from NC State.
I disagree with the Lousiana. Sounds more,like old Virginia.
I was going to say more like Savannah, GA to my NC ears.
That definitely isn’t an old Virginia accent
Art Vandelay it’s southern Louisiana
People in the deep south can insult you and love you at the same time, for instance, who hasn't heard...."He's an idiot.........bless his heart."
My grandfather from Tennessee. AND...he speaks very thoughtfully. This finally puts it together.
His "Louisiana" sounds like old Georgia...
Cause it’s certainly not Louisiana
yup. I'm from Texas and Never heard THAT before...Lol
pantslizard even I thought that and I'm Yankee af
South Georgia *maybe*
But not today. I'm from north Georgia, I would've liked to see him do ours.
Anyway...He's fuckin up the non-rhotic thing bad.
Central Goergia lol, especially around the Muacogee area lol
It's the Jimmy "I compete with my guests" Fallon show. Jimmy, shut up and let your guests speak man.
What i like best about Fred Armisen's comedy is he makes it look so easy. He comes across like a comedy servant.
WTF? I can't believe Fallon cut him off. He was on a total roll!
Fred tells him that he can do any city in the south, and Jimmy just gives him States.
He's so talented in everything he does.
😂🤣 Being from Arkansas I can say his accent was pretty spot on lol
I really wanted to hear his Georgia accent since that’s where I’m from
I did NOT know you can study accents and become an expert!! Armisen ...He's TOO good!!!
Me: *is an Arkansas native*........I’m not sure if he’s right or terribly wrong
Why'd he have to raise his pitch 3 steps just to do an Arkansas accent? I don't do that at all :-)
I have an uncle who lives in Stuttgart and he sounds just like that