Brain injury causes foreign accent in woman

[@thoseponyvibes]

I would have no complaints... unless I got stuck with an Asian or African accent. Then people would think i was racist

[@Fast1quicmoney1]

Someone make this a skit.

[@blueknife7728]

@@Fast1quicmoney1 Genuis

[@73cidalia]

I saw a woman on another video who has an Asian/Chinese type accent. Most seem to get an Irish type accent.

[@gc1282]

Yeah a skit, on 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'

[@ogone1465]

Which African accent 🤔

[@philobeddoe8342]

"The day after me accident"..... 🤣🤣🤣 That's where I lost it! 0:33

[@calli9261]

Accents and grammar are 2 different things . I can see an accent changing over a brain injury or time but the grammar changing aswell is questionable . . . ? ? ?

[@girl.anachronism5639]

@@calli9261 yeah I was thinking the same thing. I don’t really know if I believe her because of that.

[@ameersamsodien8072]

​@girl.anachronism5639 that's what I was thinking

[@kdmmorrison]

I noticed it too. My grandfather spoke in a German accent in his old age. He didn't have one when his daughter was young. He grew up in a German-speaking household as a child and didn't learn English until he went to school.

[@KerbalHub]

When you drink Guinness for the first time:

[@JacobMireles]

We have so much to learn about the brain. How does apraxia explain how they use jargon?

[@sobrietywod8451]

exxxxxactly

[@jarjar2519]

Tom segura

[@TheBoxingNinja]

Yup, same here.

[@Mr.Wilsin]

Safe Tom?

[@victorhopkins5580]

That’s why I’m here 😂😂😂

[@r.a.6459]

Kid: Mom, can we have Jacksepticeye? Mom: We have Jacksepticeye at home. Jacksepticeye at home:

[@jacqueslee2592]

Majority of people are not aware of these conditions and how neurological, audiological issues can affect how one's speak. As a speech therapist and also as someone who went through this, I am astounded that majority of people lack sensitivity and often mock or seek to be aggressive to people with these conditions. I used to have problems with people as people thought I was being pretentious or mocking them.

[@ryan2971]

Nice lie lmao

[@jacqueslee2592]

@@ryan2971 How do you know? Do you know me?

[@ryan2971]

@@jacqueslee2592 no but I met your mom and she said you were gay and retarded so that summed it up for me. Also nice lie

[@ryan2971]

@@jacqueslee2592 seriously stfu tho and don’t ever think someone’s gonna believe some bullshit like that

[@jaycraye2041]

Facts. Jamaicans sound very much like the Irish. Look it up.

[@EDVGPHD]

I’ve been a foreign language teacher my whole adult life, and I have a PhD in applied linguistics. Apraxia absolutely does not explain how her brain acquired a specific foreign accent. It is an inexplicable anomaly. I believe we have to go beyond brain states to explain this phenomenon.

[@Rooxie973]

It could happen. I find it very unlikely as she said 'me' instead of 'my' which is ridiculous. She's purposely sounding Irish

[@DeborahChapman-u4r]

Just a bit of history Jamaican and Irish accents are actually very similar because many Irish people settled in Jamaica. They say as much as 25% of Jamaican people claim Irish ancestry, so the accents are very very very similar.

[@fuckweedMegafayce]

Look up the black Irish of Montserrat and thank me later

[@angellabeckford2747]

I'm Jamaican and our accent is totally different from what she is speaking.

[@samanthaorick2280]

Tom Segura suggested this 😂

[@Youtuber___youtuber.968]

I just watched the stand up now I’m here 😂

[@samanthaorick2280]

@@KZbinr___youtuber.968 🙌🤣

[@edenracquel9404]

Samezies

[@pinktaco646]

Jamaican accent? You tripping. 😂

[@PyricDemon]

In simple terms after a stroke or traumatic brain injury if you get foreign accent syndrome it means you can’t control your voice the same way you could before.

[@calli9261]

Accents and grammar are 2 different things . I can see an accent changing over a brain injury or time but the grammar changing aswell is questionable . . . ? ? ?

[@tiperrakelley5973]

Right…. And doctors don’t have answer’s

[@ladyvanilla3]

Another life

[@2eroumgme753]

It's called transaccented. Don't be bigoted

[@XavierKatzone]

Newton Crosby: Where are you from, anyway? Ben Jabituya: Bakersfield, originally. Newton Crosby: No, I mean your ancestors. Ben Jabituya: Oh, them. Pittsburgh. ("Short Circuit")

[@curmudgeon8]

“I’ve been on eh strict diet of potatuhs and luckeh charms ever since”

[@r.a.6459]

_“"Mirror" in Irish sounds like M-I followed by 15 'R's...”_ - jacksepticeye

[@geomand1]

She embellished because she said the day after me accidents and if he had been saying my accidents her entire life then she would have just said my. In me opinion.

[@ladyvanilla3]

Its one of her reincarnations

[@TheSkepticSkwerl]

"me accident?" Now I am starting to believe they're faking it. An accent makes sense. But word changes?

[@Dog15308]

My accident, me accident. I’d believe it. my, could sound like “meh”

[@molnet999]

word changes? it's a different way of pronouncing "my", exactly like every other part of what makes an accent, you think spelling is something more than a system to describe sounds?

[@lockandloadlikehell]

We're not talking about the spelling, genius ​@@molnet999

[@doskevin4882]

Thank you, Tom Segura lol

[@sobrietywod8451]

what does this say about the Irish?

[@R-il7hj]

This isn't irish at all. She still has the american Os

[@Lybarger12b]

Wow a whole month for brain injury awareness a whole lot of good that did

[@kimberlysevastyanenko3798]

?

[@Lybarger12b]

@@kimberlysevastyanenko3798 bringing awareness to something does absolutely nothing people were already aware that brain injuries exist this is virtue signaling want to make a difference take a picture of a donation

[@Lybarger12b]

@@kimberlysevastyanenko3798 people mistake bringing awareness to something means they're doing good like contributing to charity, no the only time bringing awareness is beneficial is when nobody knew about it. Its virtue signaling at its core. like I said showing a picture of a donation speaks volumes compared to (I'm bringing awareness to something people already know about.)

[@kimberlysevastyanenko3798]

@@Lybarger12b Not everyone is aware of details of it, though. Raising awareness about things absolutely does do some good.

[@Lybarger12b]

@@kimberlysevastyanenko3798 would you admit that it's the lazy way to go about doing it? When people have a decent amount of money they will always say how do we bring awareness to this? Write a damn check it's that simple. It's a cheap and inexpensive way to say look at me people I'm bringing awareness but in reality are you doing anything other than telling people to look how good you are by bringing awareness to a Cause.

[@TheWorld_2099]

Right, not some specific accent...the lady with the 'french' accent is totally off...that would be a clue to how this is working. These people must be replaying the sound of the accent that they heard somewhere...(I'm obviously a total amateur guessing here).

[@aidanl1230]

Yeah that’s what i was thinking. It’s like when people wake up playing fluent piano. They prob somehow take a past memory of seeing someone play and put into muscle memory. Idk but it’s an interesting topic

[@TheWorld_2099]

Aidan L - very interesting, I’ve never heard of people suddenly playing piano... and without tons of practice to get your fingers to play smoothly, that’s really extraordinary. I’ll have to look into that

[@ronal8824]

my guess is that it effects speech mechanics which just happen to be similar to foreign accents, generally speaking there's alot of cases of people with speech impediments of varying degrees so it makes sense some will just happen to sound like it

[@ronal8824]

actually I am very interested now. some accents can effect the way you pronounce your s's th's and then for brain damage to effect the same thing is so fascinating

[@TheWorld_2099]

@@ronal8824 I was thinking some thing similar to that, it’s like they randomly have this speech impediment and the rest of us imagine it sounds like a certain accent…

[@AmythystRaine]

Foreign accent syndrome... remnants from a past life that rises to the surface after a traumatic injury?

[@tinabrowny]

This is real.

[@rondothenumbernine9739]

She said “the day after me accident.. “ then said 3seconds later “ I remember the neurologist coming into my room..” come on now .. this gotta be fake

[@murderraven7770]

Why she say “me” instead of “my” though and still is able to say my at other times? I’m not sure I believe any of these

[@sharonatw]

Because that's how Irish and British people talk.

[@ronal8824]

mabye she was trying to say my but the accent makes it sound like me

[@ronal8824]

I'd describe it more of a Mei if we're being specific

[@10thAveFreezeOut]

Aye, the lass is confused bejeezuss.

[@manikandan1111]

so everyone in ireland must've had head trauma , yeah?

[@Rick__C-137]

Hell yea!!!! I would love an Irish accent. So lucky 😁

[@italianplastick4031]

She doesn’t sound Irish at all

[@TheCorazonPawprint]

Are you Irish?

[@raven4442]

@@TheCorazonPawprint I'm from the UK, she doesn't sound Irish at all, she just sounds like an American with brain damage.

[@PaleWhiteMale]

I call bs. Her first time say my. She said a hard mee an then later in the interview it was a standard old my....

[@RonDAvilar]

Listen... i can't take thia seriously

[@angellabeckford2747]

My son speaks American even though he's Jamaican.

[@BaconTayto]

Egg theory? 👀

[@Armzilla-]

Tom Segura brought me here

[@russellgeorge1993]

At least it’s a cool accent.! I feel bad for the British woman that has a Chinese accent

[@JKT84]

So severe brain trauma makes you sound like you're from Ireland. Owch

[@CraigAnderson-h2h]

Why does this only seem to happen to women? I have yet to see one man with this syndrome.

[@Jumpingjumpers]

After you first try Irish whiskey

[@ryandunnigan4510]

New brain

[@scooper4960]

That's not Irish 😂😂😂

[@antcl3518]

I feel bad for what happened to her and no part of it is funny. But i need to hear her use the jamaican accent

[@calibunga7905]

It's because we are all reincarnated

[@celticdetectorist4904]

She does not sound irish at all

[@cuba8188]

If this is real cant these people just fake their native accent? Or do they not hear themselves?

[@DOHKingZay]

Fake

[@MORCHEEBA77]

im irish she doesnt that irish

[@curmudgeon8]

So fake

[@Huujjgff]

😂😂😂

[@tanialove958]

Reincarnation

[@jarrodyuki7081]

psychologists philosophers and religious leaders historians journalists and liberal activists must all go to jail. i hate people with authority.

[@TheCorazonPawprint]

Wtf does that have to do with the video?

[@onetwo19]

Lady, give it up. You don't sound jamaican or irish.

[@Onkste]

It’s not a choice.

[@user-dz8lc3yf2k]

It's a speech impediment and it just sounds like an Accent but it's not obviously it's not gonna be spot on because she's not even trying it's just how the words come out

[@kimberlysevastyanenko3798]

What do you mean "give it up"? She's not doing this on purpose.

[@TheCorazonPawprint]

Wtf are you talking about? This is far from her control. She didn't choose to do it

[@pinktaco646]

Exactly. Tell a jamaican that, and they will think she is crazy.

[@jdacosta443]

That’s so cool, I want a Chinese accent for long time

[@5822huron]

Why????

[@omi4470]

Sarah Colwill at your service