Sempre foi linda e talentosa, minha paixão.

How does she afford to travel nonstop?

Loved you as mags btw

She is smoking hot.

I'm today years old when I found out Rebecca from AC series is voiced by Eliza. And Eliza, as I recall, is Liza from Beakman's World! She's my most favorite Beakman character besides Beakman himself

We don't speak like that, that accent is an American doing an"Orish" accent and failing miserably. Do better!

Pense que era solo la voz

Mags is coated

I say concentrate on the indigenous part of your life - the one that had all the answers all those other voices were looking for. ... The rest is literally bellyaching, chaotic, and renders no medicinal value to your cause, and for all the effort put in to suggest otherwise. .... You're welcome.

Who was the second singer? She was awesome.

I should have sat closer to actually hear you and see you. But it was an interesting show and I'm glad I came to it. Good to see SER too.

Oh my God! For years I've been lamenting that I never got to see this play. This is a linguistics nerd's dream come true!

Those are magnificent. The accents were cool too.

😍😍😍😍

I wish you never left South Park! Let us all know what you are up to these days 🙂

The x-rated tutorial. Thots a fuurst.

I remember going to the grand Canyon and I heard a woman with a southern belle accent, she was on facetime talking loudly on to her relative and I was very amazed. Ive heard Southern accents before but hers sounded exactly like the movies. It sounded like a girl who lives in a trailer park with an abusive boyfriend, who talks loudly and has a strong personality.

Hard r you say🤔

You are Fun!!! Love this

where tf is that kid in the start from i recognize him

This is one of those videos where I didn't even realize how little I knew about the subject before watching it. edit: the character lines she spoke to illustrate the accents were also totally on point.

You are amazing! do you teach accents and dialects? I need to learn an older southern lady -- more Georgia drawl than Texas twang.

Mrs. Landers was a health nut She cooked food in a wok Mr. Harris was her boyfriend And he had a great big Cock-a-doodle-doodle The rooster just won't quit And I don't want my breakfast Because it tastes like Shih Tzus make good house pets They're cuddly and sweet Monkeys aren't good to have 'Cause they like to beat their Meetin' in the office A meetin' in the hall The boss he wants to see you So you can suck his Balzac was a writer He lived with Allen Funt Mrs. Roberts didn't like him But that's 'cause she's a Contaminated water Can really make you sick Your bladder gets infected And blood comes out your Dictate what I'm sayin' 'Cause it will brin' you luck And if you all don't like it I don't give a flyin' fuck

Beakman's World =)

She to voice heroine characters in Star Wars DTV animated movies

Eliza Schneider to voice and sing as Sally in The Nightmare Before Christmas series 🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Eliza Schneider should have voice Sally in Kingdom Hearts 1 and 2 wish The Nightmare Before Christmas world appears in Kingdom Hearts ReCoded and HD 2.5 movies.

Wendy's Cussing Song is really good.

Im reading all these comments in irish accent

East Texas has the most influence from the mix of Deep Southern accents. However, since most of the settlers of East Texas were the remaining rhotic speakers of the South English settlers during the 1800s, when they picked up the Deep South accent, which itself came from a practice of South East Englanders replacing the phonologies of their accent that were close to the phonological pronunciations of 'Received' England accent with the 'Posh' England accent that said 'Received' England accent differed from, and since both the Received England accent and the 'Posh' England accent were non-rhotic and the South East England accent was rhotic at the time, the rhoticity was not replaced. In other words, basically using mathematical logic to add or subtract features, the unchanged features of the difference between Received and 'Posh' did not change in the South East English settlers in the Deep South. However, some have synthesized non-rhoticity due to contact with new settlers who already spoke the 'Posh' accent. That being said, the non-rhotic Deep South accent doesn't replace the "I" sound with "ah", but the rhotic variant from the coastal parts of the Deep South does do due to the lack of contact between South East English settlers and 'Posh' English settlers. This is why East Texas is rhotic, but doesn't pronounce "I" as "ah" on some words. East Texas has a nasally lower note twangy consonantized drawl carried from the Deep South.

Not really a mountain southern accent for North Carolina though. Sounded like more of a TN/AL border accent to me, but everyone is an expert on the Internet, lol. However, I've lived some in the NC mountains and they will even say Yew'ins for ya'll, so pretty unique colloquial accent up and around there.

Texas= cowboy,gritty Carolina= gentile, proper Appalachia= hillbilly lol Louisiana = French, creole Florida= I have no clue

the ozark accent was scarily accurate

I like how all the southern people you imitate are getting political 😂😂

Lmao hard “R”s in the south?!?! No!!

2:15 yes! out of all of them that is my favorite!

Your Non-Rhotic accent is phenomenal. Also, do you voice direct? Please take care!

Nice video! I love that accent. However my mother language is Spanish with Colombian valley accent. Greetings from South America...

Was the Gone with the Wind woman's accent never real? Just for the movie? What happened to it?

Love this

You are a breath of fresh air! Definitely subbing for more accent stuff to use for my D&D games hehe

Incredible voice!... I am Brazilian. I am your fan since The Beakman's World. :)

1:15 😏 i like your style 🍀

Thomas Sowell noted that parts of "Ebonics" or Black English, which is unquestionable Southern has some grammar similarities to Western England. Where they say "He be, she be, we be doing that, they be doing that". With the use of that copula "be".

Reminds me of the "Django Unchained" movie.

I’m a sucker for women with Southern accents! 😍😍😍