celebs with "crispy r's" 🤌

thank you ‪@trixie‬ for putting a name to this! they mention sarah michelle gellar in the vid by any other celebs that do this? Follow me on TikTok, Instagram, & Twitter @mare_kell for more! Thanks for watching ❤️ ❤️
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Original celebs with "crispy r's" video by Mary Elizabeth Kelly (me) with impressions of Kourtney Kardashian, Max Greenfield, Dagmara Dominczyk, & Ellen Degeneres.
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[@FrankUnknown]

I'm gonna need to hear a crispy R and a non-crispy R back-to-back to hear the difference.

[@Plazali]

First say “that’s crazy” but normal. Then say the same thing again but like un-mew while saying it

[@FrankUnknown]

@@Plazali What on the Good Lord's green Earth does "un-mew" mean

[@AdmiralZhao007]

@@FrankUnknown nothing. just zoomer brainrot

[@allyt7907]

I always notice when people have crispy r's but never knew what to call it. It's always fascinated me haha, thank you for making this

[@Jelloitsme]

Same I also never knew how to do it so I couldn’t let anyone know what I was talking about lol

[@Doedling]

Can you explain what it means? I'm not a native speaker and I'm not sure what I'm supposed to listen for in this video

[@itsmeheathermarie]

Sammmmmmme!

[@caleyhedrick-johns1722]

​@@DoedlingI would say it's usually the r as the second letter in the word and it's like an r that doesn't roll like in Spanish but maybe almost does..

[@natalie6117]

@@Doedling It’s where like you really say the R at the back of your throat and kind of plug up your nose a bit

[@KingoftheJuice18]

This should be followed up with celebs who have soggy r's.

[@katherinec6031]

What is that?

[@KingoftheJuice18]

@@katherinec6031 I'm not sure exactly, but if some r's are "crispy," then I presume other r's are "soggy," that is, mushy and less "crisp." No?

[@megan2176]

This may not make sense, but I find there's a new way that certain singers say their r's, almost like a w sound, like an intentional speech impediment... is it called cursive? That sort of lazy, relaxed mouth singing? Those could be soggy r's. 😊

[@KingoftheJuice18]

@@megan2176 Do you have an example of singer and song? (Don't post a link or YT will take down the comment.)

[@megan2176]

@KingoftheJuice18 I can't think of a specific singer, but if you search cursive singing, there are lots of examples - it involves not annunciating consonants. Lots of people seem to like it, but I personally find it a tad grating on the nerves. 🤨😬😅

[@BreannaMae]

Paul Rudd does it as well. Ellen, Paul Rudd, Sarah Michelle Gellar, among many others, do this. I lived in LA for a few years and noticed it almost immediately. People say I now have an LA accent. Hopefully I'm not doing the whole "Crispy R" thing without realizing it! 🤐

[@carabenfield6414]

Definitely a CA/West coast situation and Colorado too. I've heard family talk like that. I can't even try, it hurts my throat.

[@Starkardur]

A person whose native language has a rolled R's but is trying to speak English without rolling the R's usually does a variation of a crispy R's

[@dontaskdontpastel]

Saaaame, R and “TH” are the hardest for me

[@RM-cw1ix]

That's true. Also, British speakers (or at least Southern British speakers, with posh, formal accents and "prrrroper prrrrronunciation". Maggie Smith's voice just popped into my head for that last bit lol)

[@elysesimpson2207]

In the Orginal Trixie Said Sarah Michelle Gellar as an example and I need to hear what Buffy’s crispy Rs are

[@XOChristianaNicole]

DITTOOOOOOO

[@yoni5570]

Watch any episode of Buffy Season 3. Especially with the ghost kids “Hansel and GrRrRrRetel?”

[@elysesimpson2207]

@@yoni5570 I’ve seen the series through so many times (it’s my favourite) and never noticed! Ill definitely check out S3 Gingerbread though like you said. Maybe I’ll hear it now.

[@taneeshcantos]

Totally crispy! I just rewatched Buffy and this makes sense

[@fiableufilms]

Matthew McConaughey has very crispy R's and I love impersonating them!! Great vid.

[@morningstar_films]

I really cannot hear any difference from normal Rs?? 😭 unless its just an american accent pronunciation thing bc im british lol

[@daintydalmatian]

Me neither and I’m european

[@k.upward]

Probably cause we all pronounce our r's that we can tell the difference, but it's pretty rare I would say I've met less than 10 in my whole life and I'm from California

[@Sancia52]

Didnt all of it sound normal ? Am i missing something ?

[@spiderdude2099]

I mean…yes. Listen to specifically how the “r” sounds compared to a regular “r”. Especially in the clip at the beginning, you can hear the difference Trixie makes although it’s exaggerated a bit for demonstration purposes.

[@JJBerthume]

Yes you are but it's okay we still love you ❤

[@MISSMADISONMEDIA]

You must have the thing then😂

[@natalie6117]

It’s where like you really say the R at the back of your throat and kind of plug up your nose a bit

[@kelliehorn1082]

To make an R "crispy", the tip of your tongue goes higher and farther back in your mouth, almost touching the roof of your mouth. I think most English speakers keep the tip of their tongue more relaxed than that when they pronounce their R's.

[@kristinmudra8553]

Maggie Lawson DEFINITELY has the crispy Rs in Psych!

[@kelliehorn1082]

She is THE poster child of crispy R's

[@chickengirlslyrics]

EXACTLY who i was thinking of

[@Idiot_TaylorsVersion]

I feel like Winona Ryder does too

[@ellak1382]

I have tried SO HARD and I still don’t hear it / understand it

[@username00009]

Watch a few New Girl episodes that prominently feature Schmidt and you should be able to pick it up pretty quickly.

[@kaleidojess]

I hear it but I don't think it's that big of a deal

[@terricox3559]

I hear nothing 😂

[@christinjones4542]

Ugh!!!! When people talk like this it grates on my nerves, like nails on a chalkboard I think they do it on purpose

[@iloveamerica64]

Same!!!! I hate it so much

[@princessperfect_]

THIS. Grinds my gears but I've never been able to explain it to other people

[@LaceyMyriah]

My cousin speaks this way and I’ve always loved it. You have almost a Scottish quality to when you say “R” that I couldn’t unhear.

[@WandaMaximoff1998]

Are you sure you mean Scottish? Scots usually roll their Rs so I’m not sure I understand

[@emilymann1175]

Im not quite grasping/hearing what a crispy R is. I dont get it. Maybe its because I'm from Massachusetts, and we have nonexistent R's. But it just sounds to me like people pronouncing their Rs normally. (Basically what I try to do as much as possible, until I get tie-id, and it stahts to slip out.) Whateva!!!!

[@shirtpost]

Okay this level of talent could be called chameleon-like or shapeshifting?

[@lisacloverman2460]

Crispy Arse 👏👏👏

[@sierramay5934]

I just rewatched Succession and realized I felt so attracted to Karolina mainly because of her voice and I definitely think the crispy R’s has something to do with it! Super interesting how it’s such a tiny thing but totally changes someone’s voice

[@Sweet_CarolineB]

Omg I knew EXACTLY what the “R’s” sounded like the second I read the title of the vid-I never knew it had a name! Also, I immediately thought of Dakota Johnson. She has some pretty crispy R’s.

[@pragyasingh2297]

100 percent

[@maryanneshiozawad.c.5937]

So does her mother Melanie Griffith!

[@Jaydeekatt]

That Gordo guy from Lizzy Maguire as well!! Noticed that one as a child; probably my earliest Crispy R encounter 😂

[@writerconsidered]

As a Bostonian what's an R?

[@rainnabanes7538]

😂

[@starfruitiger]

*gives you cwispy cwunchy cawwots* 🥕

[@dickottel]

not native speaker, it sounds like normal American R to me 😂

[@philtate7740]

This girl is gorgeous ❤

[@sneezecakexx]

I was just watching t&k when I got this notification and got way too excited when i saw the podcast in the intro 😭😭

[@lkf8799]

Yay! Trixie on your channel 💕 Love stuff about accents. Erik Singer has some really cool videos you could reference 😜

[@terrycullen3302]

Okay, but what does that mean? I'm hearing you do impressions, but I'm not hearing how those people are different from anyone else.

[@Tookyclothespin]

My worlds are colliding!

[@coffeeandhorses]

It's the summer of George!

[@edwardchen9619]

mary AND TRIXIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@xxxTacoJuicexxx]

The name “crispy” made me think they were gonna be like really crisply rolled Rs lol like Professor McGonagall in the movies 😅

[@pecanpie45]

God ive wanted a word for this sound. It's special

[@mike74h]

I'm thinking Sean Connery could have cropped up here, saying "Criminals are such crummy miscreants!" 😁

[@sunfish33]

Please do an impersonation of Rupauls Queens!! Also Juno Birch has amazing speech patterns, love her

[@pricerowland]

AppaRently should have been savoRing my R's this entiRe time

[@graceisadisgrace8625]

Omg, this is so funny, I noticed the same thing with karolina from succession but I had no idea anyone else noticed it

[@johnrea8173]

It's some combination of the R with a vowel you can vocal fry on, i think. Which vocal fry is a lack of air and support when speaking, especially when you descend tonally to a lower range than you normally speak at.

[@nutellalatte7522]

This kinda cracks me up because I had a lisp as a kid and eventhough I can say my r’s perfectly now because of speech therapy, I still struggle from time to time and they’re definitely not crispy 😂😂

[@lindseybertke7999]

I noticed more crispy c’s..🤣

[@IcePeak99]

"You just near CRRRRRASHED into me" is what I would call crispy R. 😅

[@Mariana_Clare]

Maggie Lawson from Psych for sure does

[@sarah81894]

I always found the sound of “crispy R’s” so satisfying, but I didn’t realize it had a name. My uncle’s wife has crispy R’s.

[@amaryllis777]

i used to have a speech impediment based on the “r” sound so i feel like i do crispy rs to over compensate now 😭

[@23Skeetoo]

Are you a fan of Henry Higgins, from PYGMALION/MY FAIR LADY? He's very conscious of phonetics like this.

[@starfruitiger]

THIS this is probably why i dont hear it lmao...i love this movie and also grew up learning veRy pRopeR pRonunciation.

[@starfruitiger]

And Enunciation!

[@MamaLala-iz7po]

Love watching your videos, Mary! You're so talented and super sweet!

[@rzuue]

As a non-native English speaker I don’t hear any difference.

[@Lindsay_Cox]

Omg I have crispy R's!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@brandodenny291]

Kesha also has crispy r's!!!! You can see her in a few different interviews especially when she says words like 'career'.

[@AlauraJones]

I literally don’t even know how to make the sound. 😂 I like it but it’s baffling. We all have our talents, this is yours!

[@_VC._]

Me, a Glaswegian who rolls most Rs : 👁👄👁

[@Angelicala]

Aw my dad is Glaswegian. No longer about sadly but rolled R’s alllll the time

[@dykevader01]

Dagmara is Polish, the Poles have the crispiest of R's

[@robotdowney]

After seeing the titles i was like trixie should see this, but then realised this is actually a reply to that question anyway

[@jgpix1]

I kinda get the Ellen thing but other than her I don’t hear a difference ? Someone said it has something to do with the tongue movement while making an R sound 🤔

[@birdyjireh6391]

I don't know what I'm supposed to hear but I sure hear some Matthew McConaughey!

[@jordi221b]

Sarah Michelle Gellar! I noticed it a lot while watching Buffy as a kid, I’ve always been interested in language and I remember being so fascinated by how she pronounced her Rs at times. Gets more pronounced as the series goes on, iirc.

[@LACOOLJ310]

The always entertaining Mary ❤

[@SpecialBlanket]

i have that. it's called retroflex

[@chiisuchi1102]

“Are they the criminals??? From the st-statistics???”

[@jenniferbates2811]

I live in Rhode Island and we have soft R's .

[@meghansullivan6812]

i'd describe these like forward facing Rs! and u nailed ellen wooowwww

[@manoclocknews]

still dont know what a crispy R is. i want a refund of my time.

[@hannahaddington2433]

Maggie Lawson immediately comes to mind, Joel McHale and Drew Barrymore

[@EdieG1]

McConaughey comes to mind.

[@squid5097]

It doesn’t feel crispy. It feels elongated

[@starfruitiger]

agreed, i feel like these are just properly enunciated Rs and i was expecting something idk like actually crispy???

[@EmIlyboesch250]

Incredible

[@jayd57]

Oh thank God there’s a term! I’ve been wasting my life trying to explain it bc I love them

[@PaperParade]

I never ever knew what to call this but always loved it?? One of my best friends in high school spoke like this and it was always so satisfying lol

[@namehere6544]

Stassi from Vanderpump has the ocasional crispy r

[@quantafreeze]

Amazing! Love this!

[@ryanbale2416]

People from English speaking countries outside of the US and Canada have no idea what a crispy R is

[@chelle967]

Im from the US and i dont know what a crispy/ soggy r is....

[@starfruitiger]

​@@chelle967sames

[@Ashicakez3]

I’m from Canada idk what a crispy R is. Is it just elongating the sound of the R?

[@amandac8836]

Cool now I gotta be self-conscious about how I pronounce my damn Rs 😂 Never ends man

[@colleen.bonomo]

I notice this with S's especially. It's a certain high "tss" sound. Kylie Jenner is a great example.

[@lkf8799]

There's a linguist named Erik Singer that has several videos about accents that are a fun watch and he mentions in one that some people curl their tongue tip up when making the Sss sound and the rest curl the tongue tip down. I curl down. I think the upcurl is the one you're noticing. Or they might just have a bit of a lisp and the tongue point isn't curling at all.

[@thedorsinator]

My 3 year old daughter has crispy r’s and no one in our household has them so I dunno where she got it but it’s so cute.

[@katecarpenter6499]

Janis Ian from Mean Girls👍

[@fionnabrennan8686]

sarah michelle gellar!

[@alainewilson1135]

Claire Danes, especially in The Family Stone.

[@veggiemegroll9220]

This makes me think of that one scene in 13 Going on 30 when Matt’s fiancé says “are you hungry” in a weird way that always makes me laugh when I see it

[@nikhil_mahajan685]

New girl, reference ❤

[@ananyamoses6952]

This is a random one lol, but "FeelGoodFoodie" has crispy rs and her voice is sooooooo pretty!

[@SR77736]

Yes

[@MasonHP]

Sarah Michelle Gellar

[@JohannesLabusch]

Not sure if this meets other people's definition of "crispy", but I watched an interview with Björrrk yesterday ... so, yeah.

[@sebumpostmortem]

OMG, FR😅 GudmunsssssdotttttttiRRRRRR. Her _My heaRRRst comes undone_ from Unravel lives in my brain rent free since 1998🖤

[@daintydalmatian]

@@sebumpostmortemthat’s how it’s pronounced in Northern Europe

[@Starkardur]

She exaggerated though. I mean why does she speak like that when she doesn't even roll her R's like that in her native tongue although she does have a peculiar way of speaking, even in Icelandic.

[@Starkardur]

Huh. Denmark, Iceland and Sweden all have different ways to pronounce R. @@daintydalmatian

[@daintydalmatian]

@@Starkardur whatever

[@BladesAndDiamonds]

I wouldn’t call them crispy. I would call them the opposite honestly. It’s almost the CERISPY instead of KRRISPEE

[@NostalgiCrazy]

Lolll yeah it’s more like airy than crispy 😆

[@PlainsPup]

Never heard that moniker for them, but I like it!

[@pragyasingh2297]

I LOVE THE CRISPY Rs I think they are so cute The girl who plays Elizabeth Keen in Blacklist (aka Megan Boone) has v crispy Rs

[@linzo.]

I have been trying to articulate this for so long omg

[@mirandakeigher819]

I LOVE CRISPY Rs I LOVE THIS

[@jessicamayne3394]

Max Greenfield!! Has the crispiest literally every consonant!!

[@talloncusack]

Omfg I noticed it living on the west coast with certain women in my life (Portland natives) and nobody knew what I meant ahhhh. (I’m from west Michigan)

[@Iuxveritatis]

English is not my native language so i can’t hear the difference 😭

[@idiotchickennugget7717]

Finn Wittrock

[@lumililac7314]

Maggie Lawson too, I think.

[@mickey6275]

Just saw your embassy suites commercial 😊

[@patriciabarajas7925]

I love crispy R’s. I don’t know how to do it but if I did I’d be a convert. 😊

[@ulety4145]

aka retroflex R’s, linguistically speaking

[@Blueberry7411]

I adore you💕❣️💘💓💞💗

[@taneeshcantos]

I know people from New Jersey have it as an accent but it isn’t limited to there

[@Mmmaaarrr86]

Giada delaurentus

[@nicolasglemot6760]

People will literally use anything but the IPA

[@augustlunaonline]

Crispy r, or officially known as a rhotic r

[@starfruitiger]

Yes This

[@rubysoho423]

You’re so good!

[@myidol71]

Lol my son does it and he’s two

[@simont390]

Still have literally no idea what a crispy r is... is it just rolled r's? Idgi they all sound normal 😅

[@maestoso47]

I think it’s more extra emphasis on ‘r’.