Dialect Coach Guesses Who's Faking The New York Accent Out Of A Lineup

[@Mtvgurl123]

I knew she was from New York because when listing the 5 boroughs she said Staten Island first. Only a Staten islander would do that

[@recoil53]

@@extrashotofespresso_ A lot of people don't even think of Staten Island.

[@Nova93Perez]

This is true! Lmao!!! I say Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island.

[@willywonka7812]

I'm Irish, have never been to the US, and started with Staten Island. The Wu is indeed powerful

[@summer6786]

Why

[@JoJosCupofMocha]

Mtvgurl123 true. Staten Island is the forgotten borough of NY.

[@angelANDpeace]

The chick with the red hair was very obviously not from New York.

[@twincherry4958]

Spoiler alert

[@kimberlybeth]

And not even from the fact that we have seen her in past videos we knew from hearing her intro that she’s faking it lol

[@mouinemhb4960]

@@twincherry4958 are u srs bro at the beginning of the vid they say who it is lol

[@90shilling]

Within the first minute, I knew. What New Yorker says "Yes" in a clipped and concise way?

[@FanofSupernatural1]

I think the MOST obvious was the word "lawyer". Sounded straight from Britain or Australia. I was like, there is NO WAY he missed that. But the rest of her words had Britain/Australian undertones as well, just not AS strong.

[@mayaanjali8573]

as a new yorker from the actual city, zeus represented nyc more than rachel did lmaoo

[@Burningredroses]

Also as someone who grew up in the south but my dad is from New York he still has slight New York accent. I know I do and I have never lived in ny but have been around my dad.

[@invalidname.pleasetryagain122]

Zeus said Kofi instead of cawfee. He looked awkward after that like he caught himself mispronouncing

[@AarielLove]

Exactly and I’m from New York as well!

[@TopRopeZeus]

Maya Anjali I WON ! ....S/O Everyone from New York !

[@musama8771]

Nah bro he sounds like he's from LA

[@MarshyDitch]

YOU 👏 CAN’T 👏 RE-USE 👏 THE 👏 SAME 👏 PEOPLE 👏

[@sonastysorude]

Seth Doan As far as I can tell, the girl with the red hair is fine because he doesn’t actually hear hear her natural voice in the British accent video. She only speaks naturally in her personal interview at the end, so all he knows is that she’s not British. The other girl definitely should not have been in this video because he heard her natural voice in the American accents video.

[@John-iq3me]

Hi seth, no u

[@mswackygirl369]

@@sonastysorude he could still watch the video on youtube and see her interview

[@bambino9235]

mswackygirl369 they most likely filmed all the videos at once before putting any of them out

[@thetonycam3944]

Lazy producer is lazy

[@KSE828]

If Zeus isn’t legit he should be a voice actor.

[@TopRopeZeus]

JxC I am actually . Watch me on the ID channel on Homicide city philly & Charlotte !

[@logan-ryker]

@@TopRopeZeus Yeah you did an amazing job. I guessed that Rachel was from New York in another video, but if it was both of you talking to me on the street I would not have anywhere near the ability to call you out.

[@golfer435]

@@TopRopeZeus I was about to say, you are seriously good at that accent. Nice work

[@FullMoon272]

@@TopRopeZeus you did a great job!! FC Barça representing too lol

[@scottysatpanalysis]

@@TopRopeZeus awesome!

[@haileenlopez1392]

The red hair girl said Central Park in a British accent and I knew straight off the back she was not from New York

[@brumav9779]

TheWorldInMyHead She’s not British tho

[@dylanglo7710]

She’s not even British lol

[@haileenlopez1392]

Dylan Glo 😂😂hey I didn’t say she was British, I just said she had a British accent 😂😂

[@docinabox258]

i thoought she was maybe from boston

[@docinabox258]

@ƎVOLUTIONATED we say park. nothin crazy. People from boston would say pawk

[@kristakaten8562]

Why do you keep using the same people in these videos, it makes it obvious who he can eliminate based off of previous videos

[@nikkig4606]

Budget cuts

[@bigred22685]

Well he's trying to find the real home accent of people acting. Until he finds a person's real heritage he still doesn't know where they're from. In the last video, the redhead was faking a British accent, so all he could gleam from the results of that were that she wasn't British. I'm pretty sure they did a bunch of these all in one day and are releasing them sporadically.

[@claysoggyfries]

It’s BuzzFeed

[@twaynewade2544]

Its not about us guessing. Its about him guessing.

[@grasmereguy5116]

Maybe he's face blind. I might have a touch of that, I often don't recognize people after not seeing them for a while. Once I ran into a cousin and couldn;t figure out who she was, even though we grew up together, because several years ahd passed. I knew she seemed familiar, but I wasn't sure from where and she seemed to know an awful lot about my family.

[@sarahmaymoriarty2345]

THAT GIRL WITH RED HAIR HAS BEEN IN EVERY 👏SINGLE👏ACCENT👏VIDEO

[@smem98]

Sarah Moriarty she’s also an actress so it’s appalling how bad all of her accents have been lmfao

[@screamtoasigh9984]

The funny thing is I'm from NY and she has the closest accent to mine. 😂 we use schmatas or dish towels though.. Not cloths.

[@smem98]

ScreamToASigh eeeek I’m also from NYC and her accent was horrible, it sounded like a mix between Boston and British-listen to her say Central Park

[@sozeytozey]

And she’s trash at accents lmaoo

[@brumav9779]

Emily Moser That did not sound British at all

[@michaelduenas1364]

Zoom out and let’s see who has the timbs on

[@chanelcrystal5573]

Michael Dueñas YURRRRRR

[@mrteiijr]

ChAnEl Crystal so tru!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@amirrizer5069]

Lmao

[@jahbedagoat879]

Yuuurrrrr!! 😂

[@averagenick9839]

Oh that's why the tourists would stare me down every time I walked down a street in manhattan lmao. Im not from new york but I felt like they were thinking "oh look at this stereotypical new yorker" big beige jacket, light blue jeans, timbs and a pair of big ass sunglasses lmao

[@mattygreen6233]

the redhaired girl has already met him lol why is he faking not knowing shes not from new york

[@HDScorpio]

he never actually found out where she was from in the other video, he only knows she isnt british

[@ThatsNotEnglish]

HD Scorpio But she didn't have a new york accent then lmfao

[@lenabeans]

Okay as someone who grew up in New York and New England in general- Zeus had the speed and the dialect on point. Literally sounds exactly like my dad

[@gingeral253]

It’s like the stereotypical hood accent. I don’t notice how different it sounds when hearing it naturally.

[@MelodiousRhyme]

Not everyone from NY sounds like they're from Brooklyn or Long Island

[@spaceamplify7353]

MelodiousRhyme u not from ny then

[@keijuwhi4281]

I’m from NY and i don’t have an accent maybe it’s because I’m from the bronx

[@2123Valeria]

I’m from Long Island and I feel like most of us don’t have that stereotypical accent. It mostly found in white middle aged and older people lol

[@benm4216]

MelodiousRhyme Long Island isn’t part of New York City

[@fatimarehman8187]

@@benm4216 well it's still in new York

[@c.jester5599]

Rachael making faces in the background is such a mood

[@elizabethasheriddle]

The title is contradictory to the purpose of the video and I was confused on who actually had the real accent for like 5 min

[@alisakulik7189]

im also confused lol

[@cookiekhoala]

Rachel was already in other videos so I knew she was from new york. Zeus did have a convincing accent, though. Even after the video, he still sounded like he was from around here

[@MichaelCave]

I'm from Norfolk and knew he was from Norfolk, VA. Norfolkians have a lot of New York in the accent for some reason. Many flock there to steal fashion ideas and fill up on slang 🤣

[@Zarah.]

The English girl has been in a video like this before with this judge guy so he already knows that she is fake Edit: also in the other video she said she was English so stop comin at me :|

[@subhasisrb000]

Yea man , that's true.

[@amalzuhair4495]

You’re right I just checked

[@bananawammabama]

Haven't both of the women been in videos about accents with him before?! I already know who's authentic so I guess buzzfeed saved me time and I don't have to watch this pointless video.

[@John-iq3me]

Hi jx, no u

[@jsmallsawe]

lol, she's even wearing the same shirt!!

[@BarbieCityFilms]

THESE VIDEOS HAVE SO MUCH POTENTIAL JUST USE NEW PEOPLE EVERYTIME UGH

[@AveryLiburd]

"I'm from the hood of New York, he doesn't know anything about that". FACTS. lol

[@miahdiaz4410]

This girl with the red hair watches a lil too much jersey shore

[@hails97751]

The red head is horrible at hiding her accent

[@lifewithsoph9832]

Init

[@kawhiyoumad]

Bruv

[@chuckkhubbard610]

Zeus had the speed going, too. I'm not from NY, but I'm a yankee, and he fooled me. I was thinking, "Ah, finally someone is talking at a normal speed."

[@rnjbond230]

Zeus could literally be from NYC

[@safiamohammed8286]

I was foooooled he got it

[@desrosicable]

He fooled this Queens native right here.

[@kermittmfskinnypengus411]

Ong bruh I’m from nyc myself and he sounds like a New Yorker from nyc

[@richlisola1]

He just sounds black

[@brownjatt21]

@@richlisola1 black from NYC

[@alicedong1405]

Me, from nyc: Wait we have a accent???

[@harleydiaz171]

Yes. it's atrocious

[@rstarks1125]

Coufee and hot douge. Yes you do 😂

[@gjab19]

Yeah

[@michaelamarena5721]

U don’t notice it but it’s strong

[@blue-hs2jo]

most of us don't. I grew up in brooklyn and rarely heard anyone speak with that stereotypical accent

[@flyingpig3334]

Red head: Says Ma like their southern Says daughter like a fake New Yorker Says everything else like a long islander

[@abright4852]

For last time barely anyone in Long Island sounds like that!

[@flyingpig3334]

@@abright4852 yeah ik I’m actually from Long Island but it’s kinda like what people imagine Long Island to sound like idk

[@marycallen8428]

Says “lawyer” like an Australian.

[@saraclinecomedian462]

I feel like you can hear the New York when Rachel says "majority" more like "majarity" 2:36

[@Joe_Jose_Joseph_Sue]

Exactly!!

[@TERRENCEJJR]

Yup.

[@brookenjonas]

Totally a ny accent marker

[@midnightsun978]

Not a native but that's what I thought as well

[@valentinventures]

Yes!!! 100%

[@bbygrlpt2]

Im from NYC and when they ask me the 5 boroughs I never remember Staten Island 🤣🤣

[@TakishaEtienne]

Same! lmao

[@laylacooper861]

So true Always Brooklyn first 🤣

[@4hilde]

me toooo

[@Yooncelebtarot]

Which is why that chick is legit! Lol only a Staten Island girl remembers Staten Island first.

[@c0smecc]

bbygrlpt2 lmao same

[@alyssabrown1019]

Being from mass, the redhead was sooo off... New York and Boston have similar accents and the girl in the middle sounded the most like how people around me talk

[@ternedo6074]

thats what i though, she sounded more boston than new york sometimes

[@skwerlz4us]

The redheads accent was all over the place. She hit some of those words way too hard it did come out like some weird fake NYC/Boston jumble sometimes.

[@caity2460]

I’m studying linguistics, also hoping to do accent reduction in the future. I guessed correctly listening to it once. I was able to solidify my guess from the word “majority,” as she used a very distinct back sound, but it was so subtle it couldn’t have been faked. She spoke with a slight high rising terminal. A lot of her vowels were wide, back and slightly nasal. I guessed correctly the first time but for the closer analysis I had to go back and re-watch. I do have to say my original guess from the short clips in the beginning, was Zeus.

[@John-ru4gz]

Linguistics is not a real study

[@Octopussyist]

@@John-ru4gz 'you gone crazy?

[@harleyBear_]

@@John-ru4gz john is not a real name.

[@WeThErOcKsTaRs]

😂 *The subway is nasty* not from New Yawk 😂

[@learner5090]

I am from New York, the damn subways is dirty. Rather take a cab.

[@Immortal4everable]

Once my dude said “get a chopped cheese”, he was more NY than anyone else lol

[@asafox6550]

As a New Yorker born and raised, the minute the redhead said New York in the intro, I know she was the faker.

[@marcobaptista9487]

he did not get you on the hot coffee, he got you on everything your accent was terrible

[@robbievega4271]

Marco Baptista exactly

[@hwahwa3347]

lmaoo

[@LittleSunstar]

Or, you know, MAYBE THE FACT HE ALREADY HEARD HER REAL VOICE IN ANOTHER VIDEO

[@Haylesbee]

I knew it was her the moment she said the word “majority”

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

The guy spent summers on Long Island? I like his style, I live on Long Island but originally from Sleepy Hollow. We have nice beaches. Rachel's from Staten Island? The home of the Impractical Jokers

[@karinmathie2836]

Avery the Cuban-American cool

[@John-iq3me]

Hi american, no u

[@aqimjulayhi8798]

Haven't seen you in awhile, mate. How've you been?

[@aaronmontgomery2055]

Nice beaches... Lolz come over to Hawaii 😂 we will show you beaches

[@quinnw4398]

Wtf so sleepy hollow is a real place

[@kennethcowie8260]

I’m from Long Island. I knew it was her after the first round. Not that he did a bad job. He is definitely a professional, it’s just the minor things you catch being from New York. Zeus was the first one I ruled out although he did a great job.

[@learner5090]

Guy was trying way too hard.. NY is about being fly and smooth. This cat was not that, wack..

[@wepanicathediscobecauseofp9468]

LMFAOOOO YOU CAN tell she’s from staten island because she said it first.

[@haileyrafferty2372]

Do you guys bring haley to laugh? like I don't understand this series

[@addiejuarez8435]

Lo Zeus got me. I thought his HOTDOG was too strong but then again a person who’s heard the word COFFEE in a New York accent would pronounce coffee perfectly like that. Got me good

[@learner5090]

You have to ask these suckers about certain parts in NY

[@melo13melo]

I live in the tri-state area and the only time I really sound like I have a New York accent is when I say coffee. Considering how many different variations there are in the New York accent it would have been more interesting if all three people were from different parts of the New York area. I would have liked to see if he could tell. They had a guy from northern NJ in another video so I'm sure they could pull it off.

[@greenmachine5600]

Keep your accent. I'm proud of it

[@RichardJamesStayAtHomeDad]

I recently moved out of NJ and most people don’t pick up an accent till i say coffee or dog. It’s the au / aw sound that gives us away. Like said above of me, be proud of it. It’s the best place in the. Country

[@justinperez493]

As a Staten Islander I was bamboozled. But that’s the crazy thing about here. It’s this weird perfect blend of New York and New Jersey so you get all kinds of people who fall on the spectrum. I definitely woulda classified her more leaning towards the Jersey side of an SI accent from my experience living here.

[@grasmereguy5116]

There is no real Staten Island accent, per se though (just as there is no Brooklyn accent). We just have the same mix of ethnic NYC accents, Italian New York, Jewish New York, Irish New York, Black New Yorok, Puerto Rican New York, as the otehr broughs have. But city-wide the accent is fading and we have it more than the other boroughs; it's disappearing in Brooklyn and Manhattan because of all the hipster and yuppie transplants. And then I hear new Staten Islanders , ex-Brooklynites, many of Russian or Chinese background, who pronounce Todt Hill like "Todd Hill" instead of "Toad Hill" and that makes me cringe, so they are changing up the local accent.

[@sunshineeee]

She sounds like she could fake a Boston accent really well, the only good one she did was the British one

[@joechapman8208]

It wasn't good either. I could have forgiven her for not sounding like any of the many London accents if she at least counded convincingly English, but she missed in every way.

[@golfer435]

Well she's Australian so that makes sense

[@Alex-bb1xn]

Wolverine101 She’s not Australian. She was on the Australian accent segment as well and her attempt at an Aussie accent was atrocious.

[@atlantic_love]

My husband is from England and I bet he would pick her apart with that accent.

[@thatdudeinthehoodie]

"Who has the New York Accent?" *Refers to NYC* *Stares in Rochester*

[@kelly_frog]

SAMEeee

[@John-iq3me]

Hi doodles, no u

[@ELl_e..3]

Marlboro/Newburgh/Poughkeepsie NY over here 😜😂

[@meganbrown1029]

JJDoodles Rochester might as well be a part of Canada tho 😂

[@leelee141999]

You mean South Canada?

[@BtheOutLIer]

It’s tricky! As an African American, my family is from the south(N Carolina and Alabama). They met in New York and Had me. Being a first generation New Yorker I also have a little bit of the southern accent from my parents and family members.

[@KelleyBroussardMackaig]

Oh man... As someone who was born and raised in the deep south of Louisiana - but spent many summers visiting family in Long Island, my accent is literally all over the map! Having a twangy southern accent mixed in with a Long Island New York spin constantly throws people off... But, if you ask me, I got the best of both words and am proud to represent them both. 🤠 +🤬 = 💃meeee

[@BtheOutLIer]

@@KelleyBroussardMackaig lol, same here. I’m Also from Long Island(Hempstead).

[@grasmereguy5116]

Yes, Black New Yorkers with roots in the South have a bit of Southern influence, even when they don't speak African American Vernacular English. New York accents differ one from the other by ethnicity more than neighborhood, there's Jewish New York, Italian New York, Black New York, Puerto Rican New York. But some people sound more like another ethnicity. My father, who was Jewish, was often confused for an Italian American by the way he looked and spoke. If you listen to former Congressman Charlie Rangel, who is Black, he has a very Jewish New York intonation when he speaks.

[@jjcc6403]

What gave Zeus away was when he referred to a bodega selling "chop cheese." The classic bodega sandwich is a bacon, egg and cheese on a roll.

[@bobahun123]

Facts!!! New Yorkers eat BEC not chop cheese

[@reynellesspence4865]

Yesss cuz I NEVA ORDAH NO CHOP CHEESE???.BACONEGGNCHEESE ONNAROLL 2 WORDS WITH A CAWFEE LITE N SWEET...WORD!!!

[@justynjonn]

What the hell is chopped cheese? I'm from New York.

[@dreeeambaby]

Thought this too

[@dreeeambaby]

Also when he said "the Bodega" instead of ock or papi

[@rebeccafrances7709]

I don’t get the title. The title is “guess who is faking the accent” so two people should be from New York and the other should be faking, but instead the perpetrator was actually from New York and the other two weren’t. So wouldn’t that mean the title should be “guess who’s from New York” please explain if I’m wrong bc I’m really confused.

[@justinsimmons1738]

Trust me, you're not the only one. Me and my brother watched, and had to reread the title, rewatch, and reread the title again lol. We don't get it either lol

[@diol9313]

Carly Matthews ...the middle girl is actually from New York lol did you watch the end?

[@carlymatthews3532]

D. Legrand hailey isn’t from New York

[@Factsmyguyy]

“I don’t know what else to eat as a vegan” 🙄🙄 Don’t listen to her, there is so much fire vegan food out there 🙌🏼

[@beefykeith48]

Factsmyguyy she just doesn’t know what to eat, she’s not saying that the foods bad. i’m sure if she knew of the fire food she’d eat it.

[@ajohn617]

he said chopped cheese...I feel conned

[@ji-soopark57]

Hailey has been in like every one of these episodes lol he probably knows her by now

[@stefanackermann350]

“Hi my name is Rachel and I’m from New York” Me: Yes, you are. It was pretty obvious. I’ve lived in NY since 2012 and after interacting with NY natives on a daily basis for years, you start to “understand” NY accent.

[@greywolf1608]

Tip: being nice doesn’t tease out the truth .... .... pissing them off does.

[@gaaraluva3579]

That was kind of pathetic...YOU KNOW THEIR ACCENTS ALREADY YOU’VE USED HER BEFORE

[@ericlemke8223]

The way Zeus says "Bodega", "dog" in hotdog, and "coffee" all sound a bit off and kinda stick out as a New Yorker myself. But the other faker is instantly recognizable as fake lol

[@ethanevers570]

As someone from Long Island I knew from the start that the middle girl was from New York due to the fact that she said the one forgotten borough first

[@abright4852]

The only one I can remember is the Bronx because of the Bronx Zoo. Lol

[@IsaTehGothicMando]

Zeus having spent time in long island makes him more of a new yorker

[@cmann517]

The Wu is strong with you 🤣😂🤣

[@yuufeternal5837]

They're from Staten Island where home girl is from XD

[@stefanmeinicke4239]

As soon as Rachel pronounced the word majority as "majAHrity", I knew she was from NYC.

[@gr1mm-r]

Am the only one annoyed that an actual New Yorker isn’t the guesser

[@learner5090]

IKR, son was looking totally clueless. You can tell by the person's persona and confidence. That dude and red headf chick didn't have it... New Yorkers are smooth and sure of themselves. It can come of as arrogant and cocky. Whateever 🗽

[@johmarpc]

They just gotta say "bacon egg and cheese" and you'd know right away. lol

[@Haddy29]

That girls face when she said daughter lol

[@ganeshpandey1420]

I’m from queens so if someone says deadass a lot they from New York 😂

[@callmeAnny1]

Ganesh Pandey welcome to high school ❤️

[@michaelamarena5721]

Ganesh Pandey also yerrrr and ya heard after everything😂😂

[@bbygrlpt2]

Im from Queens and used to say that but in HS!! Lol not anymore 👋🏻

[@ReadObituaries]

Ganesh Pandey I’ve never been out of NC & I say deadass regularly... I never understand these things. Like those memes that are like “you ain’t this race if you haven’t drank water!” And I’m like...?

[@screamtoasigh9984]

All he had to do was ask them to read the sign for Houston St.

[@chance79th77]

When homie said bodega and chop cheese I was like Get this man outta here

[@yojo7870]

Chance79th, ive never heard the store called a "bodega" until I left New York.

[@RMorton1]

I’d say they should say what cities the people posing as New Yorkers are actually from.

[@browsertab]

I thought it was the hipster chick from the beginning. It might be the difference between listening to a clean recording on the video and talking to her in person but she does have a subtle NY timbre that I would think is hard to imitate.

[@ApexRoyals]

Zeus really nailed the accent when he said hot chawclate instead of chocolate, I was sold.

[@slashrface]

i knew it from the first round when she said “majarity” instead of “majority”

[@amaana1414]

4:07 the look on his face, he's like "she's not even an American!"

[@shuarma0]

ZEUS that's not fair! "summers on long island with my cousins" ok so his parents are from new york and his entire family is from new york HE TALKS LIKE HE'S FROM HERE. his accent is like 80% new york

[@TopRopeZeus]

My parents and family are from Norfolk VA . Uncle lived in NY 👌🏿

[@genebigs1749]

I'm a lifelong New Yorker, and I would have picked Zeus.

[@margo-pl1ww]

Ok, I grew up in NY and Zeus had me fooled!

[@piratecandy6310]

"Whats the typical snack at a baseball game" Me: i dunno, how am I supposed to know, peanuts?

[@sunshineeee]

The Great Comet closed three years ago, obviously you can like it whenever, but in context ehhh

[@dreamyheily4764]

You know your from New York if you start your sentence with “deadass” or “nah”

[@aazz5052]

When the girl in the middle said majority I thought he would catch that, like the way they say orange

[@DaTDMasters]

Whenever people talk about "New York", I always get confused if they're talking about NYC or the state (I'm from Troy btw but I live in Cooperstown rn).

[@jimmysyar889]

Go to RPI

[@ashleedonahue9941]

Yes, I live in the southern tier and all the ppl north of the city don’t talk like that, the city is tiny compared to the rest of the state but yet the city accent is what ppl think every New Yorker sounds like 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

[@JoJosCupofMocha]

I’m originally from Brooklyn, moved to Staten Island in junior high, and many people can’t tell I’m from NY (let alone Brooklyn). I guess people tend to think if my accent isn’t thick or a typical nyc accent then I’m not from there 😕 I guess sometimes some people from nyc have slight accents and no one can tell, not even New Yorkers

[@raratey]

Who else read this in a Brooklyn accent? No.. just me? 😂

[@JoJosCupofMocha]

Hey You lol yass! There’s a whole spectrum that accents can range from. You don’t need to be at one end of the spectrum to show people that you’re from nyc.

[@JoJosCupofMocha]

raratey lol same 😂

[@yojo7870]

ItzJoJo94, that's the frustrating part. Accents are for show and it's clearly a sign of conformity. That individual sounded forced and phony. I'm from East New York, they too would be shocked.

[@kittyreaper666]

@@yojo7870 east ny brwnsvll and coney island got the strong ny accent

[@OrdinarilyOrdinaryGoose]

An easy strategy for the person faking it would be to just talk in your regular voice. You could make up a story of how your parents are from where you’re actually from, and that they moved to New York and you didn’t really adopt the accent. You could be like “I’m just speaking like I speak in New York”

[@kitdav2631]

He’s gonna know who’s faking it coz it’s the same people

[@MyronGanes-jl2ot]

It's interesting that these people are faking their accent but I tried so many years to get rid of my New York accent.

[@its.yaireliz6908]

3:55 what is the girl in the back doing 😂😂

[@jhroenigk]

I love this dude nerding out on his phonologic and lexical differences between dialects. It's impressive.

[@hearts4caro]

3:41 it's like she kinda answered as a question. she was trying to think of the "right" answer lol

[@J3rs3y_G1rl]

The way Zeus said daughter is how I say it. I'm from Jersey. Good job dude!

[@Egoblivion]

I never realized how short PJ Harvey is.

[@jebronlames2854]

BUZZFEED yall killing IT!

[@soccerbopper124]

okay obviously the red hair british accent girl is not from new york

[@golfer435]

She's not British

[@soccerbopper124]

Wolverine101 what is she

[@trevadadeva]

OMG ! I lived in NY for 10 years Zues Had me!

[@londonalexis2]

what’s zeus’s ig? asking for a friend🙇🏼‍♀️

[@Hollablackgirl93]

He's taken. Let him be lol

[@londonalexis2]

Denise my b, didn’t know. you’re a lucky girl, but by the looks of your profile pic he’s lucky too. Wish you guys the best😌

[@Hollablackgirl93]

@@londonalexis2 lmaoo no not me. He's with Julissa from BuzzFeed or something. I was just kidding.

[@noodle7196]

read the title, saw diet coach, didn't question it

[@Desolatenico]

That red haired girl’s “New York Accent” sounds a mix of like a British accent and something out of Jersey Shore 💀

[@hersheykiss722]

As soon as Zeus pronounced “daughter”, I knew he wasn’t from NY. I’m from Detroit, but I lived in NY for seven years, and the way he pronounced it was nothing like any New Yorker I’ve ever met. He actually pronounced it more similar to me.

[@thejsph]

I can only distinguish two American accents; northern and southern

[@TheLucidDreamer12]

Ohio: Allow us to introduce ourselves

[@charlespointlee]

“This is my science arm” is a sentence I hope I get to say one day

[@andrewmpachetti]

They’re all trying to sound like they’re from Brooklyn or long island

[@foxquel9520]

the moment the red head didn’t say rag instead of cloth, i knew.

[@GurdevSingh-rd3if]

The titling on this makes no sense. By having it as the question Who is faking a New York accent? He should have answered with the other two not Zeus.

[@amel467]

Zeus sounded like he was trying too hard. Girl on the left looked uncomfortable. Girl in the middle sounds like she has a neutral standard TV accent, but she sounded natural and relaxed when she spoke so by process of elimination it had to be her.

[@gneesocks]

why do I keep watching these... why do they use the same people every time

[@bruhmystats1403]

before i watch the video, im having doubts about hailey

[@snacksnchill8939]

I loveeeee New York accents 😍

[@movietimeateds69]

Ew. Only worse one is Boston.

[@bluesunshine420]

Me tooo

[@bodyofhope]

@@movietimeateds69 the worst one is Baltimore.

[@camille98tt]

Go away Becky

[@greenmachine5600]

Thanks

[@Deuce240]

My whole family is from New York and I have a slight accent still, and you don’t even need to be from New York to realize the red haired girl was faking. She said “ Central Pahk” in a British accent