I love this. I could watch this for hours on every Scottish celebrity in existence. These days letterman would say 'sociopath' 😂. 13:19 Carlisle touching his nose thinking "patronising c**t". Then he says something intelligent only for letterman to respond "do you often appear naked in films".
I don't think I want to watch anyone playing games. But exposing the 3-2-1 finger thing, and the website showing the wrong date for the price? I could watch stuff like that all day!
Love Limmy's description of the Scottish phone voice. It's often weird to me seeing Scottish people talking in films or that since a lot of people when acting do the phone voice more than the real one so it sounds fake to me. I think it's hard to keep your accent when you live somewhere else, my accent has been corrupted from living in Fife for a couple of years and it was hard not to slip back in to speaking more like how I used to when I went back to speaking to my gran and that. Peter Capaldi grew up in the same area as me (was a year or two below my dad in high school) and his accent reminds me a lot of how my mum's brother talks, like, he's trying to talk more "proper" since he's moved up in the world. But I can still hear a little bit of a Billy Connelly quality to some of what he says.
I'm Irish and I've been teaching English here for 3 years. From habit, and because I need the kids and my coworkers to understand me I have to speak slower and enunciate a lot more. It's funny, because one of my friends here who's a South African says that my accent is a lot more neutral if I've been home for an hour or two after work, but as the evening progresses my Irish accent gets stronger and stronger.
The point about Lorraine kelly is so true. I've always thought the same with Danny Dyer - his 'accent' seems to get stonger and more exaggerated each year..
Having lived in Morningside for some years, you'd be hard pressed to hear a Scottish accent of that kind or indeed any kind. Miss Jean Brody's long gone I'm afraid.
@@aadil3569 lmao it's funny because during that segment but I was like "he's going through the opposite change I am". Only I've been here about eight years so far lol. So fuckin bang on. My vowels are wildly unpredictable, depends a lot on who I'm around. I had to say ranch to myself several times because I couldn't figure out wtf was comfortable any more. The funny thing is my dad is Glaswegian, he changed his accent a lot to fit in down south and I remember my uncle telling him he sounded like a soft southern jessie when we visited one time. But he'd still say cahnt instead of carrrnt like I'd say and in my annoying little posh child way I stomped my foot and told him to say it properly. Now I say it like he did.
Thing is, Capaldi grew up in one of the roughest parts of Glasgow, so the guy shouldn't have a "posh Scottish" accent at all unless, as is the obvious case, he's putting it on.
It's how he's pronouncing vowels. Most of his pronunciation is still Scottish sounding but when he says things like "would, around" you can hear the longer vowels which is more typical of English accents. I have an aunt who lived in England for years and so to us she sounds super posh/english because of the vowels but down south they think her Scottish dialect is still pretty strong, similar to Capaldi.
My uncle moved from Ireland to London 50 years ago and still hasn't lost his accent even an iota. I see some people go to Australia for a year and they come back all bonza m8
Peter Capaldi has never spoken with a typical Scottish accent. It has always been a cultured actor's accent. Even going back to his younger days in Soft Top Hard Shoulder and The Crow Road, he has a very individual, cultured accent.
Your Bobby impression is fuckin amazing! There's also a video from some time last year and there's a part where he talks about another film from Danny Boyle and people started to clap and cheer and Bobby was like "I wasn't in it, so you don't need to clap"... reminded me of your "Fucking clap" 😂
I used to think it was my greatest fear to have Limmy break down and analyze a video of me, my body language, and the way I talk. I've recently come into a surplus of self esteem and I wish he'd do Cameo or sell personalized videos or something, completely wreck it
Would love to hear him react to Shirley Manson's accent. She lost it during the time she appeared on Sarah Connor Chronicles (also during interviews), but nowadays it's back as strong as ever. Only question is if Limmy can bear listening to an Edinburgh accent for so long, lol.
The stereotypical Canadian accent (not so common amongst the younger of us, and probably varies in intensity depending on the region) perhaps takes influence from Scottish accents? I’m certain we had lots of people immigrating in from Scotland.
Even more fascinating is that the current English accent of First Nations, and the Metis English accent is apparently the English accent of Scots Hebrideans. It was primarily Scots who worked the trap lines in the North and West of Canada for the Hudson's Bay Company, so it was primarily Scots who met with, and traded with, and married the First Nations. And their variety of English was adopted. And you can still hear the echos of the accent. Canada has a fascinating history. More nuanced than it's Southern neighbour.
I won't hear a word said against the mighty Peter Capaldi. He is an amazing actor and talent oozes from his every pore. I like Lorraine and loved her performance on Bo' Selecta best.
You have to change your accent when you live down south because otherwise nobody knows what you're saying. You get tired of repeating yourself all the time.
Tbh, Lorraine Kelly spends a lot of time in Scotland still. It's a small island, if you're back and forth a lot it's gonna have the same effect as living in a city with multiple accents.
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the dog says "woof"
the cat says "meow"
the cow says "moo"
lorraine says *"aROOnD"*
What does the fox say?
@@oscarramage95 *"BUILDING BRICKS"*
@@oscarramage95 2 (scottish) BAFTAs.
Spendid.
@@kendo695 Splayndud.
I died laughing when Limmy described Robert Carlyle walking onto Letterman like a Glaswegian going into court in a baggy suit xD
Hurt my neck in the process brother
3:43 "Don't worry, I am just going to do a wee minute ae this"
24:31 Finish
"A variety of Scottish accents." Chooses a handful of people all from Glasgow. I'm on the bus tae Yoker vibes.
Lorraine Kelly is from Dundee
@@pessf400 As they say in Glasgow, "naw she isnae".
@@pessf400 Lorraine lives in Dundee and supports Dundee United but she's a Weegie.
Nutini is from Paisley
@@PhilosophyofElivagar And even he sounds different to Glasgow. Paisley accent is slightly different to Glasgow.
Cracking up at Robert Carlyle representing himself in court for assault in a suit from Slater's
fucking clap
Wee fcking Glesga guy
BAAASTAAAAAARD!
I was on a bus corpsing at the ‘fucking clap’ bit. So funny.
hahahahahha
Unironically enjoyed this analysis
I unironically enjoyed your comment (and the vid)
I both ironically enjoyed and unironically enjoyed it.
and also upside down! :)
@@fukadaendim5800 you can say cunt on TH-cam. They don't mind. Just don't espouse Trump or they'll have you stabbed. Lol.
Posthumously popped my cherry to this comment
“he’s like a wee glasgow guy, making a court appearance.”
Howling at that quote.
Robert Carlyle on Letterman sounded like a guy at a job interview trying to describe a time he had to deal with a difficult customer
With a suit given to him by the social lol
I can't get enough of his "Internally Hostile Robert Carlyle" lol
Carlyle is playing Mr Mulvaney in the feature film.
Top comment. That would be epic. The opposite of Richard E Grant in a Limmy biopic.
I’d watch a Mr. Mulvaney feature film.
@@-0rbital- That would be my dream. Great character.
HA! Yes! Mr Mulvaney my favourite character 👍👍👍
No I can never not associate the two 💥
I would love to see him analyze James McAvoy's accent.
Same
Limmy doesn’t do a bad Scottish accent.
Impressive for someone who doesn't speak English.
The repetition of "But ugh" and "Fuckin clap" is simply great. Couldnt stop laughing😂😂
Robert Carlyle sounds like a scottish footballer on tv trying not to sound like a ned but the glesga keeps slipping in.
Limmy channelled Robert so well that he even anticipated the ear touch at 11:19
I love this. I could watch this for hours on every Scottish celebrity in existence. These days letterman would say 'sociopath' 😂. 13:19 Carlisle touching his nose thinking "patronising c**t". Then he says something intelligent only for letterman to respond "do you often appear naked in films".
Capaldi has a Scottish accent... of a certain kind
Jordanhill ! 🤣
"Scottish phone voice" is so accurate
front page of the fuckin new york times 1997: "MAN FROM SCOTLAND HAS SCOTTISH ACCENT"
Lorraine Kelly lives in Dundee and commutes to London. It's why there's always people covering her show
Aye, she gets up at midnight every morning.
Lovely to see you really really lovely
@@krashd 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Burst out laughing when you said Robert Carlisle walking onto Letterman in his suit looked like a wee Glasgow guy making a court appearance 🤣🤣🤣
Wee Glasgow guy making a court appearance. Haha 😂
Experiencing the world through the thoughts of Robert Carlyle is a saga waiting to be written.
"A baggy suit. A suit fae Slater's"
I used to work for Slater's and this got me.
Wonder how long it takes to watch a 90 minute film with limmy..
Aboot four 'ours and terty minutes on average
Don't much care for watching limmy gaming but I love this stuff thanks for compiling all these highlights!
I don't think I want to watch anyone playing games. But exposing the 3-2-1 finger thing, and the website showing the wrong date for the price? I could watch stuff like that all day!
cringe
Love Limmy's description of the Scottish phone voice. It's often weird to me seeing Scottish people talking in films or that since a lot of people when acting do the phone voice more than the real one so it sounds fake to me.
I think it's hard to keep your accent when you live somewhere else, my accent has been corrupted from living in Fife for a couple of years and it was hard not to slip back in to speaking more like how I used to when I went back to speaking to my gran and that.
Peter Capaldi grew up in the same area as me (was a year or two below my dad in high school) and his accent reminds me a lot of how my mum's brother talks, like, he's trying to talk more "proper" since he's moved up in the world. But I can still hear a little bit of a Billy Connelly quality to some of what he says.
I'm Irish and I've been teaching English here for 3 years. From habit, and because I need the kids and my coworkers to understand me I have to speak slower and enunciate a lot more. It's funny, because one of my friends here who's a South African says that my accent is a lot more neutral if I've been home for an hour or two after work, but as the evening progresses my Irish accent gets stronger and stronger.
Billy Connelly hasn't sounded like a Glaswegian since around 1985, maybe earlier.
Having Limmy's TH-cam bar showing up instead of the actual TH-cam bar is such a mind trip
"American arseholes." That's a line I have adopted recently.
We need a Robert Carlisle Blahem. "But ugh... fucking *BLAHEM*"
These posts are so addictive..I find myself just watching for ages
The true test is if you get them to say "Curly Wurly"
Cuurlay Wuurlay
Cuhwy Wuhwy
How tight is Limmy that he won't spring for TH-cam Premium considering he is on it so much in his streams
I’m guessing cuz he doesn’t wanna be signed in and have people see all his history etc
TH-cam premium? Fuck that. Can just skip the ads
He doesn't use adblock as he likes to take the piss out of adverts occasionally
He’s not smashing any stereotypes is he
Well he is scottish
If they’re not as unintelligible as Limmy, it’s not authentic.
If they can say, "Purple burglar alarm," then you know they've sold out.
"Puhpul buhgluh alaaahm."
How did I do?
@@ronniemacdonald2768 Belturrrrr.
You are the man, friend. Wish you the best and thanks for making my day brighter.
honestly i could sit and watch him pretend to be robert carlyle all day man
Same 😂 polis voice 😭🤣
“Fuchinnn claap”
The point about Lorraine kelly is so true. I've always thought the same with Danny Dyer - his 'accent' seems to get stonger and more exaggerated each year..
Oiy am fahhhkin shittin meself
Capaldi sounds sort of Morningside/Edinburgh Southside to me these days.
Having lived in Morningside for some years, you'd be hard pressed to hear a Scottish accent of that kind or indeed any kind. Miss Jean Brody's long gone I'm afraid.
personally thought he sounds like an Englishman who's lived in Edinburgh for 10 years
@@aadil3569 lmao it's funny because during that segment but I was like "he's going through the opposite change I am". Only I've been here about eight years so far lol. So fuckin bang on. My vowels are wildly unpredictable, depends a lot on who I'm around. I had to say ranch to myself several times because I couldn't figure out wtf was comfortable any more. The funny thing is my dad is Glaswegian, he changed his accent a lot to fit in down south and I remember my uncle telling him he sounded like a soft southern jessie when we visited one time. But he'd still say cahnt instead of carrrnt like I'd say and in my annoying little posh child way I stomped my foot and told him to say it properly. Now I say it like he did.
Edinburgh Southside accent? mordon, Gilmerton are all south Edinburgh and defo working class with thick Edinburgh accents
I don’t think Capaldi likes being interviewed. I think he finds himself uninteresting.
limmy's twitch videos are my lullaby
Capaldis just sounds like a posh scottish
Ye it doesn’t sound English at all.
Thing is, Capaldi grew up in one of the roughest parts of Glasgow, so the guy shouldn't have a "posh Scottish" accent at all unless, as is the obvious case, he's putting it on.
It's how he's pronouncing vowels. Most of his pronunciation is still Scottish sounding but when he says things like "would, around" you can hear the longer vowels which is more typical of English accents. I have an aunt who lived in England for years and so to us she sounds super posh/english because of the vowels but down south they think her Scottish dialect is still pretty strong, similar to Capaldi.
@@dungeonsanddobbers2683 He went to school in Bishopbriggs and Kirkintilloch, neither are rough or indeed in Glasgow.
"I'm just gonna do a wee minute of this."
25 minute video.
My uncle moved from Ireland to London 50 years ago and still hasn't lost his accent even an iota. I see some people go to Australia for a year and they come back all bonza m8
Peter Capaldi has never spoken with a typical Scottish accent. It has always been a cultured actor's accent. Even going back to his younger days in Soft Top Hard Shoulder and The Crow Road, he has a very individual, cultured accent.
Your Bobby impression is fuckin amazing! There's also a video from some time last year and there's a part where he talks about another film from Danny Boyle and people started to clap and cheer and Bobby was like "I wasn't in it, so you don't need to clap"... reminded me of your "Fucking clap" 😂
Limmy could try a bit harder to sound Scottish. Not Scottish enough for me.
hearing limmy imitate david letterman sent me into the sky
Limmy the linguist. Fucking clap.
"He's like a wee fuckin glasgae guy making a court appearance"
Robert Carlyle looks like Limmys aulder uncle in the Craig Ferguson clip
Craig, seriously dude you’re quite charismatic but to anyone who’s Scottish, it’s easy to see you’re in a strange place with that patter
Lorraine Kelly undoubtedly doesn’t sound as Scottish off-air. It’s her brand to sound like that so she puts it on more on tele.
@Luke BrewerI’ll show you Bollocks in a minute
@@DisturbedAidan2 Sus comment
@@Tinfintytin I’ll Sus you in a minute.
How do you know this? Do you frequently hang with Lorraine when shes not on TV? 🤷♂️
@@3allz Because I’m a genius. Though I must admit I never realised she was a he.
Kelly Macdonald, yakuza expert.
I used to think it was my greatest fear to have Limmy break down and analyze a video of me, my body language, and the way I talk. I've recently come into a surplus of self esteem and I wish he'd do Cameo or sell personalized videos or something, completely wreck it
Would love to hear him react to Shirley Manson's accent. She lost it during the time she appeared on Sarah Connor Chronicles (also during interviews), but nowadays it's back as strong as ever.
Only question is if Limmy can bear listening to an Edinburgh accent for so long, lol.
3:11 Immediately thought of the “A ROUND OF DRINKS!!” Sketch
Where's this mini golf place on great western road? that's pish, it's in clydebank
The image of his name on a neon light on top of a pack of toilet paper is just so amusing.
Robert Carlyle IS a limmy character
Possibly my favourite ever Limmy moment
How does Limmy not have Adblock?
Robert carlyle could be his cousin - there's a similarity in the eyes and nose
Video about Scottish accents, rinses Americans, turned out better than i had hoped for
When Robert Carlisle said "buhk" instead of "bOOOk" I felt myself furrowing my brow.
at 8:00 "hes speaking politely, he says kaput instead of -" why did i expect limmy to say tae fuck
Was going to turn the ads at the bottom off but Limmy did it for me
Limmy on a night out: "focking club"
Robert Carlyle talks so much like Nicola Sturgeon, head nodding, pauses, intonations.
Peter Capaldi is Lewis Capladi’s mom
"OK Primary 1, just to let you know, you all have a burrrrr" x-D sprayed my drink
Lorraines lit aht: "AROUND OF DRINKS"
The stereotypical Canadian accent (not so common amongst the younger of us, and probably varies in intensity depending on the region) perhaps takes influence from Scottish accents? I’m certain we had lots of people immigrating in from Scotland.
Definitely . Check the history :)
try a region where there are a lot of canadian scots gaelic speakers (if there's any left)
Is that right, eh?
Even more fascinating is that the current English accent of First Nations, and the Metis English accent is apparently the English accent of Scots Hebrideans. It was primarily Scots who worked the trap lines in the North and West of Canada for the Hudson's Bay Company, so it was primarily Scots who met with, and traded with, and married the First Nations. And their variety of English was adopted. And you can still hear the echos of the accent. Canada has a fascinating history. More nuanced than it's Southern neighbour.
F*cking Clap!
Cheers Benny!
Wasn’t really feeling the Capaldi thing until he corrected Loraine saying today 😆
I moved from Glasgow to Australia and I don't think my accents changed but this is making me paranoid about what my accent sounds like
The 19 downvotes are from those who refuse to fokin' clap
the legendary words of bobby carlyle, ‘FUCKING CLAP’, are uttered 15 times in this vid (including from film)
can we get a ‘FUCKING 👏 in the chat
capaldi will have had vocal coaching tho for his acting, lorraines scottishness is part of her brand
lol vocal coaching. It's deprogramming, North British Tory MP's get the same thing when they try to sound English.
I don't think he needs vocal coaching, he was always a comic actor who was good at accents, scouse for example.
whuut?
@@lemagreengreen Aye, but acting courses sell that, I seen some of that in ireland and scotland.
should have ended with barrowman, watch him being interviewed in scotland, and then in england or usa
I won't hear a word said against the mighty Peter Capaldi. He is an amazing actor and talent oozes from his every pore. I like Lorraine and loved her performance on Bo' Selecta best.
I won't hear a word against your lord and savior Limmy.
Not a funny comment
Fuck me, I could listen to Limmy do Robert Carlisle in court all day. Fucking pisser. 🤣
You have to change your accent when you live down south because otherwise nobody knows what you're saying. You get tired of repeating yourself all the time.
This is a niche topic for sure....and I'm enthralled by it! Gonna transition into home, grab me dinner, and continue watching! Brilliant!
loraine kelly lives in dundee mate. commutes to work.
lmao mulvaney on letterman had me in stitches
Limmy ever see the wee laddie who's fending off 'frost-bit'?
A variety of accents, all from Glasgow.
Robert Carlyle is such a great actor.
Am fucking buckelt "he's lit a wee glesga guy making a court appearance" oan letterman wae a suit fae slaters
I always knew Lorraine was one of the good ones.
Tbh, Lorraine Kelly spends a lot of time in Scotland still. It's a small island, if you're back and forth a lot it's gonna have the same effect as living in a city with multiple accents.
Who played Carlisle's singer girlfriend in that film at the end? She sounds like she's from Dublin.
I checked, her name is Emer McCourt. From Co. Down apparently, but you're right, she sounded more Dublin in that clip
@@SanTelmo1981 Imagine being from Ulster and sounding like a Dub, how odd
i often wonder, if limmy wasn't Scottish, what would he bang on about incessantly then?
Always a bumper pack of toilet rolls in the back of the shot...
I've always got my Scottish phone voice on in Australia
I went to Eastwood High and there’s a plaque for Kelly Macdonald on it :)
Kelvingrove is class, can recommend. I go every time I'm in Glasgow