He is — does not have that deep Southern drawl.
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He speaks slowly and quietly, with a soft Louisiana drawl.
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And then a man's voice, a soft Park Avenue drawl.
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Trouble raps with a swallowed drawl and an arched eyebrow.
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"It don't matter, son," he said in an unhurried drawl.
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Nick is white-haired, with sleepy eyes and a Southern drawl.
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We've seen better impressions of Ford's drawl on Saturday Night Live.
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You gotta listen ... he's got it down to the Southern drawl.
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He spoke with a kind of growling drawl—a grawl, maybe.
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Mr. Lowe is from Arkansas and speaks with a slight drawl.
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Soon, he said, he encountered co-workers mocking his Southern drawl.
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Mr. Lowe is from Arkansas and speaks with a slight drawl.
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His flat Spanish was tinged with a barely perceptible Florida drawl.
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His gentle southern drawl—he's originally from Kentucky—was soothing and calm.
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"This consumerism mindset starts at Christmastime," Wyatt says, with a southern drawl.
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"Whimsy, lovely to meet you too," Williams interjected, imitating McConaughey's distinctive drawl.
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"He already has," Coker replied with a smile, accentuating his Southern drawl.
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"Us women are suspicious things," she cautions him in a feisty drawl.
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"Us women are suspicious things," she cautions him in a feisty drawl.
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In my memory, I matched his features with a slight Texas drawl.
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He wore khaki pants and sneakers, and spoke with an easygoing drawl.
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"I like being direct," she tells me, her Chicago drawl peeking out.
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"Hell, it's like you can't even win," he says, in his Texan drawl.
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Wade, a piano teacher with a soft southern drawl, has Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.
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Is he telling America "I told you so" in Kevin Spacey's wiley drawl?
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Streep looks and sounds like Graham, right down to her careful, serious drawl.
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His English reflected his upbringing: suburban Californian with a spritz of street drawl.
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"They gonna reuse that thing," he can be heard saying with a drawl.
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Will's voice is a deep monotone drawl, adding contrast to his pounding production.
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"Maybe you'll meet him at a planetarium," I said, affecting Cassandra's confident drawl.
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A woman with a smooth Southern drawl greets passengers over the PA system.
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" The agent has a New Jersey drawl, his name tag reads Ewo. "Washington.
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Someone might say, [he adopts Nigel Tufnel's dopey cockney drawl] 'Where's the sheet music?
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"He ain't right," he said, and then repeated it in a pleasant southern drawl.
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He has a long, thin mouth, deep-set eyes, and an unhurried Southern drawl.
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"I'm wearing cat socks right now," she said in her dry, Hepburn-esque drawl.
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"Who wants to do black tie every night?" she asked, in a Texas drawl.
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"We season water; we don't season crawfish," he tells me in his deep drawl.
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"I did what I needed to do," the senator said in his soft drawl.
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His voice was grainy and unpretty, with a Florida drawl that he never hid.
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His voice was grainy and unpretty, with a Florida drawl that he proudly displayed.
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The Union brought together Russell's drawl and John's flair into impassioned harmonic piano balladry.
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Her British accent, too, is replaced by a Southern drawl tinged with a mischievous undertone.
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He was proudly the stereotypical Appalachian, constantly in camo and with a thick mountain drawl.
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He mocked his mannerisms and Texas drawl, saying his secretary of state talked too slowly.
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With his magician's beard and old-coot drawl, he is a kindly, eccentric, wise man.
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"It turned out he was working that night," says Hinton in his long Texan drawl.
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He raps with a heavy, gnarled drawl and at a creeping pace — he sounds weary.
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Trust me, the Senator said, in his soothing Western drawl, we are ready for this.
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He has worked at ExxonMobil since 1975, never lived outside America, and speaks with a drawl.
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Scherer, with his slower drawl, says he never got thought he'd become a pitchman for hire.
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"Yeah," says Hutchison now in his thick Scottish drawl, a small smile breaking across his face.
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It's the seductive drawl and lowdown dirty laugh of Walter Mosley's mellow private eye, Easy Rawlins.
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The women of "My Favorite Murder" draw out the word "murderrrrrrr" into an almost seductive drawl.
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The 36-year-old shares his predecessor's Southern drawl and distinguished-looking salt-and-pepper hair.
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"The crypt was the first thing I wanted to see," he said in a southern drawl.
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There will, no doubt, be references to the "long, tall Texan," his drawl and his style.
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And while Collins might have a southern drawl, he speaks with the speed of an auctioneer.
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Gray affected Pitt's unruffled drawl — "He said, 'Oh wow, that's cool'" — and laughed at the memory.
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On Jimmy Kimmel Live, Hathaway showed just how skilled she's become at mimicking McConaughey's signature drawl.
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"I'm not going to say I was fine, because I wasn't," she says with a decent drawl.
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The middle third drags, especially when his drawl deteriorates into an incomprehensibility no guitar ace can right.
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"It was the craziest day ever!" beams Alaina, whose Southern drawl is equal parts peppy and warm.
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Being from Texas, I can assure you: These are spot-on pronunciations when spoken with a drawl.
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Though he spoke in a patrician drawl, one forefinger thoughtfully patrolling his chin, he was no snob.
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I heard the drawl in her voice and the twang when I saw her live on SNL.
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It had this kind of wandering, suburban drawl to it, and we were just in this headspace.
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He clutched a stub of a cigar in the side of his mouth, rendering his drawl incomprehensible.
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"It just flies along, man," Dayton says in his surfer drawl, which belies his Pacific Northwest roots.
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Mr. Oswald is a busy guy ("so damn busy," as he puts it in his Southern drawl).
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He has a talent for profane rants about civilization's downfall that he delivers in an Alabama drawl.
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"OK, I have to … make a little change here," he says in his Southern drawl, the attendants tittering.
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Which means, as Dee Dee says with a slow drawl, that she now needs Gypsy every. single. day.
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He has worked at ExxonMobil since 1975, never lived for long outside America, and speaks with a drawl.
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"Alright you crazy motherfuckers," he says in a thick drawl that makes him sound like a Southern lush.
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"You don't want to scare her out of the bar," he said in his high-pitched, Midwestern drawl.
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When he screamed, there was a boisterous intensity to his delivery, but his Southern drawl still poked through.
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Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr., the Democrat heading the committee, reads his opening statement in a sauntering drawl.
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While he has found a home in East Texas, the bayou still flavors his drawl like cayenne pepper.
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He punctuates the words by delivering everything in a laconic drawl, giving it a casual shit-talking effect.
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Mr. Boetticher, who speaks with an adopted Houston drawl, said he "very rarely" talks to the news media.
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Mr. Boothe lent his burly frame and Texas drawl to numerous TV series beginning in the late 1970s.
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It was a distinctive sardonic drawl, made for expressing disappointment, judgment, and a feline mixture of malice and pleasure.
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She's a winning singer, forthright and accomplished and idiomatic, implying a slight drawl instead of faking a big one.
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His tinted sunglasses, cynical drawl, and shirtless bod are the stuff of pop culture legend, as is his competency.
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"They have a southern drawl," she reveals, admitting, though, that there's a hint of their parents' Down Under accents.
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At neighborhood speeds or faster, that power dissipates into an efficiency-focused drawl from the direct-injected small engine.
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The only line Ehrenreich speaks, with a reassuringly Harrison Ford-like mumble-drawl, is to an Imperial recruiting officer.
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Listen to his chuckle and slow Mississippi drawl and it's easy to imagine that's how Brown might have sounded.
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But don't expect to see his face gracing the new campaign, his Aussie drawl is simply a recognisable voiceover.
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A grimey marriage of crunchy, relentless beats and intense lyrical content spat out in Tricky's distinctive West Country drawl.
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"I didn't believe any of it but I asked no questions," he told me in his heavy Southern drawl.
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Cox is tall and neatly groomed, extremely fit at 51, and speaks with a slow drawl and slight lisp.
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Musgraves sings in her typical chirp with just a shade of drawl, although she does sound younger than usual.
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"Hey there boys, we know the last couple months have been frickin' insane," Strong opens in a dumb, pouty drawl.
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In fact, her bubbly Kentucky drawl is often interrupted by a burst of up-swinging giggles, even while discussing death.
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His words are delivered with a lazy SoCal drawl akin to an extra-Canadian Keanu Reeves crossed with Ed Grimley.
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"They're very, very smooth, these," he says in his slow Yorkshire drawl, his voice grimed by 22009 years of tobacco.
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"I got stopped by police the other day, going to a call-out," says Jenkins in his soft Lancashire drawl.
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"I was in a caucus with James O. Eastland," Mr. Biden said, briefly channeling the late Mississippi senator's Southern drawl.
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"When I hear the word 'fine casual,' I think of lower user frequency," he murmured in his slow Southern drawl.
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Robards also patented a kind of growling drawl—a grawl, so to speak—that Hanks is too smart to mimic.
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The linguistics researcher and assistant professor at Virginia Tech has been researching the Southern Louisiana city's unique drawl for years.
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Sister Paula was a native of Massachusetts who developed a Southern drawl but retained a New Englander's cynicism, he said.
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On his recent mixtapes, he's eased into his Southern drawl more, and is opting for more straight-ahead rhyme schemes.
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Halliday is a sweet, shaggy nerd with a guileless Northern California drawl and a deeply awkward manner, especially around women.
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"A fish got to swim and a bird got to fly," he told The Times in his Southern Comfort drawl.
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And Lil Uzi Vert puts on a fake drawl, but just for a few moments — he's cowboy enough without it.
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Terms like Southern drawl, Midwestern twang or Valley Girl upspeak underscore the layered status attached to particular ways of speaking.
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Also telling us which young actor will have to drawl out, "I don't want your life," in the 21st century.
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His voice rings out as you pull up; the perfect drawl, raised a bit to carry through the soupy air.
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But his measured remarks, delivered in a North Carolina drawl, helped calm residents and educated the largely uninformed press corps.
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Of all three of them, Este is the driest and funniest, often delivering one liners in her deep Cally drawl.
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Dylan's voice is incomparable: a gruff, exhausted, but stoic semi-drawl that remains playful despite the weight of its emotion.
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"I'm wearing a bathing costume that I got from my favorite place – the 1890s," McKinnon said in her practiced Sessionsian drawl.
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The ad for Doritos' Cool Ranch chips pairs his song "Old Town Road" with Sam Elliott's drawl in a classic Western.
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" According to Lambert, Gerald "had a thick, unforgettable Louisiana drawl" and would "give you the shirt of your back – no problem.
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"Passing the bill discriminates against family and friends," a man with a deep southern drawl says while standing at a urinal.
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Pocahontas County has a distinctly southern feel: locals speak with a warm, lilting drawl; Civil War trenches still dot the hillsides.
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Even before Yelawolf started singing twangy rock verses on rap songs, Bubba brought his drawl and dialect to records like Ugly.
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I like the part where Maren chimes in "walk away frommmm" on Thomas's line and you can really hear her drawl.
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After all, his buttery Texas drawl is the stuff of legend, and if he can't get me to sleep, nobody can.
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And his predecessor, Mike D'Antoni, wasn't spared the firing squad by his self-deprecating charm, delivered with a West Virginian drawl.
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At 2014, she wears her choppy blonde hair in girlish bangs and has the surfer drawl of a native Southern Californian.
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It was in the weary, determined drawl of his voice, rising to a sustained, honeyed ache or rasping with stubborn gumption.
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" He spoke in his Arkansas drawl over lunch at a downtown Manhattan restaurant: "That's what I'm giving people as a climax?
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At twenty-three, she is fluent in both Tumblr slang and academic buzzwords, name-checking Foucault with a Valley Girl drawl.
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You can feel the low thump of kick drum on "Nightcall" by Kavinsky without losing the eerie drawl of the high synths.
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Al Roker, who covered the parade for NBC for years, recalled Ms. McFaddin as an outsize personality with a deep Texas drawl.
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Perry will clearly be in good company, but I'm most excited to see this TV star don a cowboy hat and drawl.
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His name was Will*, and he was a theater actor with a side hustle as a carpenter, and a slight Texan drawl.
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Leigh makes Dr. Ventress similarly fascinating, playing her with a dismissive drawl that's equal parts pained and hurtful to the other characters.
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Humid, hot climates swallow consonants while letting long vowels glide by, smoothing angular English into the drawl of the Southern United States.
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Connie is bug-eyed and bristly bearded, with a slurred drawl, and a glowering expression that flickers between exhaustion and feral aggression.
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"I was in a caucus with James O. Eastland," Biden said at Tuesday's event, adopting a drawl, according to a pool report.
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Yet we cannot deny the raw, potent datability of a man with a Southern drawl who's an unstoppable force of ferocious protection.
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Ms. DeLarverie called her over in a gruff New Orleans drawl and showed Ms. Rips the pink revolver strapped to her ankle.
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"Cold Coffee & Cocaine" is delivered in a faux-gruff drawl, littered with silly one-liners, off-the-cuff jokes, and jumpy trills.
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"We hate second place," said Randy Carlisle, 22010, who has a salt-and-pepper goatee and a drawl honeyed with driven triumph.
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Taylor leans into her long-abandoned country singer drawl during lines about not going to the club and living with her parents.
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He spoke with a calming southern drawl that was emphasized when he said words like Babylon (it came out "Ba-ba-lyn").
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He was short with buzz-top haircut, spoke with a folksy Texas drawl and had protruding ears that even he joked about.
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D.R.A.M. and Lil Yachty's "Broccoli" was one of the songs of last summer, a grinning, tipsy pop song with a thick drawl.
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"He was like, 'ya put these on, ya ain't gonna wanna take 'em off,'" Mr. Harrelson said, imitating Mr. McConaughey's lazy drawl.
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"I admire Dorothy Draper and Billy Haines just so much," says the fabric designer, in a Mississippi drawl gooey as mud pie.
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In her brash Texas drawl, Jo Harvey laughed about their many near-divorces as Terry observed her gesticulations with a wry smile.
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The prosecution's lead counsel, a steely white-haired gentleman with a heavy Southern drawl, began taking Musk to task — very, very slowly.
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Chace speaks with a Texas drawl, wears a cowboy hat, quotes fire-and-brimstone Bible verse and talks directly at the camera.
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Last year, when the City Girls' South Florida drawl peaked through Drake's mega-hit "In My Feelings," it felt like a win.
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Lincoln's tart drawl earned comparisons to Billie Holiday, but she matched it with a deep, bridling intensity that refused to be displaced.
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Potentially kryptonite for those who expect rappers to boom and declaim, Black startles with the gruff, gravelly, dribbly drawl he raps in.
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He fell in love with the town, the surf, and in 1988, a petite brunette with a silky Carolina drawl named Kim Sanford.
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Personally, I think my accent is pretty neutral, — a decompressed drawl just doesn't match the voice in my head — except when it isn't.
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Just because you don't happen to be a roguish jockey with a charming Southern drawl doesn't mean you can't get lit like one.
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"THERE'S A TEXAN expression, 'You dance with the one who brung ya'," says Tom Luce, with a serious face and a strong drawl.
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Monks's voice instantly grabs you by the throat, a hard barroom cocktail of Karen O urgency, Stevie Nicks drawl, and Kim Gordon IDGAF.
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How he renders it is striking: a sing-rap drawl, sometimes emphatic and sometimes absent-minded, flecked with light touches of the blues.
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Tillerson, peering down over his reading glasses, spoke in a deep Texas drawl that evoked a frontier sheriff about to lose his patience.
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His relaxed drawl and time made him Sun Records' contemporary in the South's white-man-sings-the-blues sweepstakes, plus he could write.
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"I'll pick these okra for you, but I wouldn't use 'em," chef Chris McDade says, with a little disdain in his Southern drawl.
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And Chad, a handsome man with haunted eyes, a soft drawl and an aw-shucks charm, says he used to be a teacher.
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He settles into a low drawl when he tries to explain an idea and rises to an ecstatic, high-pitched cackle without warning.
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The influence of Frizzell's stoic drawl, liquefied syllables and tightly controlled ornaments is so pervasive that it's often equated with classic country style.
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Yes, he's white, and his suburban drawl and choppy flow sound that way, although not Lewis's pop hooks, grand flourishes, and schooled piano.
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Even I, a person who doesn't know my Aidan from my Other Male Name, can instantly conjure that bawdy drawl in my head.
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Afterward, Little Edie, with her upside-down outfits, florid, looping drawl and naïf-savant proclamations, emerged as a campy philosopher and gay idol.
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Even if her fame is country-fried, even if she speaks in a nebulous drawl, Kirsten cannot remember ever seeing Lucy outright lie.
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Ask American urbanites to impersonate an idiot and many make a vocal pilgrimage to the rural south to borrow a suitably twangy drawl.
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Together, the duo have released three excellent albums featuring gut-punching beats and socially aware rhymes, best heard through Killer Mike's crisp drawl.
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But was there an unconscious bias toward him already from some of his critics — even before he came — because of his southern drawl?
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His plain talk, delivered in a heavy drawl, is fast becoming a trademark of a governor barely six months into his first term.
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Former Exxon executives noted that he even fit the mold of a Texas oilman — physically imposing, with a resonant voice and a drawl.
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" Conservative media outlet The Washington Examiner later posted an article with the headline, "Ocasio-Cortez adopts Southern drawl to talk to black audience.
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On songs like "Southside," he raps as fast as his Southern drawl will allow, reminiscing on the days in Atlanta's Zone 4 neighborhood.
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"Down, over, over," she said in a long, slow drawl, as she drew first the spine and then the hump of the letter.
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Crowning herself as "Queen of the Teens," Dallas' Asian Doll is giving the world more of her Southern drawl bouncing over bodacious beats.
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Still, seminal album or not, he's a technically flawless MC, with his skittish drawl cleaving through instrumentals like a butcher's blade through meat.
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Episode 73"It was always about me," a blonde-ringleted Christina Ricci purrs in her faux Southern drawl, and we're inclined to believe her.
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The phrase "Brad Pitt at war" typically brings to mind the raspy southern drawl and maniacally violent drive of Inglorious Basterds' Lieutenant Aldo Raine.
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"We drained all the ponds to find it," the foreman confesses to me in his slow southern drawl, wiping sweat from his tired brow.
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He's light skinned with hazel eyes, which usually means nothing but trouble, but his Texas drawl and mysteriousness should make for a fun experience.
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Ad of the Week It has been seven years since he dominated the American political stage, but his approachable Texas drawl remains instantly recognizable.
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Bowie affected a high-pitched Southern drawl for his Jeffries voice — get your head around that for a minute — that distinctly had Bowie's undertones.
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McConaughey impersonation is a competitive industry, with some of today's most luminous stars trying their hands at his Texas drawl and meandering philosophical tangents.
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"The American people don't know what's best for them," Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) says in his Southern drawl at the start of the trailer.
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He was a lanky, sandy-haired guy with a Southern drawl who had cut his teeth working 20 years in the fried chicken industry.
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This story is relayed in Whitman, Alabama by Beth Spivey, a steely-eyed woman with a sugary drawl and a shotgun in her trunk.
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For many years, Lee, a shy woman with an engaging Southern drawl who never married, lived quietly and privately, always turning down interview requests.
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The show's disorienting first moments show Kaneisha, played with a hoarse drawl by Teyonah Parris, dressed in a slave's rags and sweeping the floor.
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"We can go driving on my scootah [scooter], uh, you know, just riding in London," the "Luther" star says in his patented cockney drawl.
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Wishnatzki is a genial sixty-three-year-old third-generation berry man, who wears a white goatee and speaks softly, with a Southern drawl.
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When she's off duty, Nakayama is ebullient and discursive, a quicksilver conversationalist who stretches out her words with a hint of Valley Girl drawl.
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CreditCreditCaroline Tompkins for The New York Times "Testes, testes, one, two, three!" a voice rasped over the sound system in a cheeky Southern drawl.
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His rumbling drawl, lent even more texture and resonance by a persistent cough, was only faintly audible above the reverberating din of trapped voices.
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Mr. Cohen's voice: The Long Island-raised Mr. Cohen spoke in a drawl common to anyone who grew up, say, east of Bayside, Queens.
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She spoke a little English, but she had a hard time making out his Appalachian drawl, with its elongated words and drawn-out syntax.
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Maybe that kind of person dislikes the permanent pout of her mouth or her mild patrician drawl, the private-school privilege of it all.
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"I will not seek and I will not accept the nomination of my party as your President," Johnson intoned in his signature southern drawl.
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In the same way certain songs associate themselves with the long, cold drawl of winter, others are imbued with the sound of the summer.
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What do you call cowboy hat-wearing militiamen who have taken over a federal building while criticizing the federal government with a deep southern drawl?
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Getting through every emoji with Siri's slow, semi-lifeless drawl takes a good 30 minutes, so some of the best ones are a little buried.
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Exaggerating her character's story-shifting with a spot-on drawl and a curled mouth, she served every line with boyish caught-in-cookie jar charm.
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Then, a slow, enchanting version of "Never Had A Friend Like Me" begins to drawl as the camera pans over piles and piles of gold.
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As the Fremont race draws on, co-organizer and competitor Colby Curtola barks the names of on-deck pilots in his California skater-guy drawl.
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Her enchanting Southern drawl and sweet disposition in the interviews also attest to her genuine enthusiasm for promoting avant-garde work to a wide audience.
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Meditation app unicorn Calm wants you to doze off to the dulcet tones of actor Matthew McConaughey's southern drawl or writer Stephen Fry's English accent.
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There's something about the twang and drawl of country music that feels particularly well suited to the way we like to tell the American narrative.
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"The Chinese have been in the Delta for more than a hundred years," said Frieda Quon, a retired librarian who speaks with a southern drawl.
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Elizabeth Marvel as Marc Antony brings down the house with the funeral oration, spicing its pentameter cadence with the gumbo drawl of a southern senator.
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That workshop became the Groundlings, where, a few years later, Newman developed a character who spoke with an airy, vacuous drawl—a proto-Valley Girl.
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She dismisses academics critical of her approach, and she delivers bold pronouncements — particularly to a reporter with a voice recorder — in a disarming Texas drawl.
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She plays the lounge singer at a holiday cocktail party, twisting syllables around in a languorous drawl while taking drags from a cigarette and winking.
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In fact, Coconut_Prince sometimes labels his streams under the brain-tickling ASMR banner, owing to the dulcet tones of his marry-me-now Californian drawl.
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His blunt and often public assessments, delivered in an Alabamian drawl, led him to be treated as an outcast inside the Pentagon for many years.
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Officially known as General Charles Moss Duke, Jr., he was the southern drawl from mission control on the other end of Neil Armstrong's famous landing speech.
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With his folksy rural drawl, paediatric medical practice and decade in state government, Mr Northam seemed another easy sell to election-deciding independents and disaffected Republicans.
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While playfully silly in the manner of so much excellent recent trap, Carti's drawl indicates a performer as dazed by his aural environment as the listener.
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So naturally, the latest season of the Netflix series delivered no shortage of great, brutal lines just dripping with Underwood's typical cruel tone and Southern drawl.
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With a broad Texas drawl and a folksy glint in his eye, he told the story of an irate woman he encountered during a church service.
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Uttered in a low drawl, with a twist of his lips meant to resemble a smile, and a belligerent shifting of his gaze to your face.
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Snow, who was in his 60s, leaned forward at the lectern, speaking in his genial Texas drawl about blindfolded skulls and bodies dumped in clandestine graves.
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Tom blusters into Max's office with a yawping Carolina drawl and a manuscript that has been rejected by nearly every other publishing house in New York.
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"Fasten your sleep-belts," he might murmur in a codeine drawl before jumping into a tale about the glug-glug-glug sound of a water cooler.
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"There is another Gospel in our country right now, and it is the Gospel of Trump," Mr. Claiborne preached at the revival in his Tennessee drawl.
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Young speaks in a deep Southern drawl, with frequent asides interrupting his train of thought, but a good storyteller's knack for getting back to the point.
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Just the sound of his South Georgia drawl can move a herd of half-ton heifers, so how much trouble could a 10-pound bird be?
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In his cool, Southern drawl, Mr. Sessions vowed repeatedly that he would, saying that an attorney general "cannot be a mere rubber stamp" for the president.
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In his gooey mouthful of a Southern drawl, Blanc lays out the facts: Thombey died at some point during the night after his 85th birthday party.
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He is 59 years old and trim, with a full head of graying hair and a subtle drawl that betrays his roots in rural Nash County.
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She and another woman from Cincinnati ordered "pop" at the bar in their flat Ohio accents; another spoke with the drawl of Monroe, her Louisiana hometown.
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She and another woman from Cincinnati ordered "pop" at the bar in their flat Ohio accents; another spoke with the drawl of Monroe, her Louisiana hometown.
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A native of the area with a close-cropped beard and a slight Southern drawl, Beckett sees the pain of Williamson day in and day out.
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Terry McAuliffe, a longtime party fundraiser and Clinton super supporter, delivered his spirited argument about the importance of redistricting reform, his exaggerated drawl drew only warm smiles.
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Rickman's Kildare would have been more insidious, perhaps, with a deeper drawl, and more likely to be suspected of the crimes that he was deputed to solve.
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The receptionist, who spoke in a treacly drawl, directed her to a question on the first page, which asked if the applicant was a United States citizen.
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For Mr. Northam, a medical doctor with a rural drawl, and a political moderate whom Republicans once hoped to recruit, it is an astonishing reversal of fortune.
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Those are snowbird counties — more specifically, Northeastern snowbird counties, where you're more likely to hear a Boston or New York accent than any kind of Southern drawl.
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Mr. Kemp speaks slow as molasses, with a deep Georgia drawl, and he's able to connect with a lot of Georgia voters with a more homespun style.
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It wasn't his thatch of thick white hair, trim frame or silky continental drawl that sent my imagination into overdrive, but his outsize gift for spinning tales.
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He talks with a slight Texas drawl, because that's where his family is from and where he got his Ph.D. (physics), but he grew up all over.
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"Time is a social institution and not a physical reality," we hear him intoning over some gentle guitar strums, his voice pitched down to a slow drawl.
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"A lot of men tell me they don't like to come in and have a woman sitting next to them," Dr. Rowe said in his Kentucky drawl.
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But it's Kennedy's distinctive voice — a peculiar drawl that defies simple linguistic classification — that presents the greatest challenge for any actress who might attempt to imitate her.
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If the liveblog isn't enough, and you need to see Tim Cook's shining face and listen to that Alabama drawl then you can watch it on Apple's website.
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The track, with it's wide open musical spaces, high-tuned lead guitar, and slowed down rhythm pair with her drawl and drawn-out delivery to create a calm.
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You hear her accent fly between a deep Jamaican patois, a rolling French drawl and a cockney-meets-American twang, depending on where she is in the world.
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She's got a slight cockney drawl to her voice, which gives her the same wry, unimpressed delivery as King Krule, who in turn also sounds like Joe Strummer.
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It proved to be an effective shift from his earlier work in which his voice would fluctuate from a high-pitched yelp to his now signature monotone drawl.
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A stripped down "Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except For Me and My Monkey" is transformed into a jokey campfire sing-along with Lennon adopting a Dylanesque drawl.
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Debs could speak French and German and was raised in the Midwest, so maybe he talked like the Ohio-born Clarence Darrow, with a rasp and a drawl.
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"You wouldn't know me if you saw me here / I'm changing day to day," she sings, deploying a girlish Texas drawl that has scarcely changed in thirteen years.
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The woman on the other end of the line had a pleasant Southern drawl, which made her promises that I would get the money back seem extra reassuring.
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His Southern drawl was mocked at the time, but now we can see it as something else: being honest about who he was and where he came from.
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In is Melissa Villaseñor's depiction of Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Spicer's replacement, who welcomes Baldwin's Trump back to the Oval Office from his golf course in her Southern drawl.
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This is where Biden turned to the segregationists: "I was in a caucus with James O. Eastland," Mr. Biden said, briefly channeling the late Mississippi senator's Southern drawl.
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More importantly, after witnessing hundreds of Clinton speeches over five years in the White House, his gravelly, allergy-addled drawl might be salved from closer proximity to the mic.
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He's nigh unrecognizable as a tatted-up inmate with a thick Southern drawl and an unexpected passion for science (but only, apparently, as it relates to blowing shit up).
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It starts with a pretty standard rap beat supporting Wale's dreary drawl before turning into a slivered Jersey club riff that stands up with Sliink's best kick-drum exercises.
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Cecil Beaton, in the Telegraph, described her "singsong cadence that develops into a flat drawl ending in a child-like query": he thought it had "the quality of heartbreak".
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Ms. Musgraves, the country singer-songwriter, rhymes cleverly, with a down-home drawl, about breaking free from her small-town doldrums and finding romance, if only for one evening.
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Paul Fitts was a handsome man with a soft Tennessee drawl, analytically minded but with a shiny wave of Brylcreemed hair, Elvis-like, which projected a certain suave nonconformity.
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Not hours earlier, we saw Kerr sporting his very relaxed grey hoodie and chill late-90's frontspike, plying reporters with substantive-ish answers in a West Coast drawl.
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It's not for everyone—imagine Eminem with an Alabama drawl and a taste for nu metal and Lynyrd Skynyrd, and you'll have a pretty good idea of his sound.
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He speaks in a folksy drawl ("Do you mind if we forgo the whole serial killer thing?" he asks Eddie with disarming friendliness) and smirks with a creepy intensity.
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One of the weakest scenes, a violent confrontation between Jack and his much-older brother, Bobby (Sam Elliott, whose deep drawl Mr. Cooper has borrowed), is an information dump.
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The constant through all of the phases of its existence is Mr. DiCaprio, 28, a wiry Alabamian with a Travis Bickle mohawk and drawl he can deploy for emphasis.
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The result harnesses the determination of Patti Smith, the dark drawl of Cat Power, and the beatnik home-is-where-my-harmonica-holder-is vibe of early Bob Dylan.
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Maybe it was the sound of his voice — a blend of Southern drawl and laid-back West Coast popular here — or his style of clothing that felt like home.
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An extraordinary raconteur with a Southern drawl, he also knew when to listen, especially when in the company of some of the sharpest breeders and horsemen in the sport.
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As he's begun to share more complex ideas and to give me a deeper picture into the things that matter to him, I've mostly stopped noticing his little drawl.
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His Lowlands drawl stretched across Frightened Rabbit's bittersweet high points, a troubled friend turning up out of the blue in a foreign city, cracking a joke before saying hello.
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Playing up her Southern drawl, Roberts anchored the film's tear-jerking drama with her sunniness as Shelby, the doted-on daughter of M'Lynn (Sally Field) struggling with Type 1 diabetes.
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Her Texas drawl is suitably drawly, but more importantly, you genuinely get the sense that she's detached from everything: from her work, her home life, her husband, even from Mark.
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The honky-tonk girl's thick, honeyed Kentucky drawl makes you want to lean in closer to catch every word, especially when she graces you with a grin, or a giggle.
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"I guess that I should throw out that I'm extremely scared of phone calls," LA's Eli Raybon says by way of kicking off our interview in his gentle southern drawl.
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"I still love my country, I still love my family, and I am still an honorable man," he says in a Southern drawl in a scene from the movie trailer.
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A tough old bird with a seen-it-all manner and smoked-'em-all drawl, Marcus and his Mexican-Comanche deputy (Gil Birmingham) exchange affectionately racist insults with gruff familiarity.
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Once again, Mr. Harrelson proves the scene stealer, doling out folksy wisecracks and sly threats in a gunfighter drawl that somehow shrinks the light-years between Tatooine and El Paso.
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Gaggles of background voices often congregate behind Rapsody's throaty, enthusiastic drawl to taunt her and cheer her on, and she raps with most gusto when talking directly to other voices.
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"As we say on the Eastern Shore, he lies like a rug," Mr. Northam, who grew up across the Chesapeake Bay, said of Mr. Trump in his thick Tidewater drawl.
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Shifty, scrunchy, buzzy keyboard and a strangled electrowail caught between keyboard and vocoder back vocals containing miniature hooks in nearly every line, little shreds of drawl or gargle or gasp.
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He speaks in a blaring Texas drawl, often in his own distinct vernacular: players are "cats"; most everyone else is "dude" or "brother" or a "joker"; "100 percent" means an assent.
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Every year, it seems like more and more pop performers are looking to break out their best drawl for a performance that will leave both country and pop fans in awe.
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This is welcome news to those not annoyed by Goldberg's drawl over UFC events and Ranallo's penchant for getting over-excited while in the commentary booth for Pride, Strikeforce and WWE.
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"I let in a robber / I let him in because I just wanted company," Pinky Pinky drummer/vocalist Anastasia Sanchez sings on "Robber," her tough-smart nasal drawl channeling Jonathan Richman.
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Mr. Chappelle has two distinct voices for Chip and the police officer who pulls them over: The officer gets a high-pitched, nasal Southern drawl reminiscent of cinematic small-town sheriffs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Stephen Hawking's computer-generated voice was known to millions of people around the world, a robotic drawl that somehow enhanced the profound impact of the cosmological secrets he revealed.
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His soft Southern drawl and affable manner betrayed his North Carolina roots and made him a beloved figure inside a giant media company often portrayed as slick and soulless by outsiders.
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There, the writer, voice actor, and special sauce behind one of Adult Swim's most popular shows called Osteen's prayer line armed with Rick's gravelly drawl and characteristic skepticism of the supernatural.
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These two words, delivered in Murphy's signature drawl, have become synonymous with the character and an effective way for her to express almost every emotion in Alexis and David's complicated sibling dynamic.
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"To be honest, since we last spoke it's been kind of crazy," he says, his familiar drawl crackling down the phone line, this time with a very slight but noticeable London twang.
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Opening with the words "this is my voice, my weapon of choice" in a deep, a cappella drawl, the first track then launches into an intensely fiery pattern of bass and percussion.
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I find a lot of people at least a few years back would sing as if they were Billie Holliday and have her accent and drawl, as if that automatically equalled 'soulfulness'.
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On Monday, New York governor Andrew Cuomo stood in front of some flags and, in his familiar Queens drawl, laid out a blueprint for the first 100 days of his third term.
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There's Toni Collette channeling Valley-girl Goop energy; and Chris Evans doing a total 180 from his sweetheart Captain America persona; and Daniel Craig with a honeyed drawl and an amused smirk.
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He is something of an enigma when he sings in his deadpan drawl, but closer inspection of his confessions reveals a thoughtful man who thinks deeply about his weird and wonderful world.
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"If you told me there's 211.70,21 refugees who need work and want work, I could find them work this month," said Mr. Wiley, whose distinctive drawl pays tribute to his Georgia roots.
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Montague, with messy brown hair and a surfer's drawl, had made a name for himself building kitesurfing gear, selling more than 20,403 of those boards (he claims to have named the sport).
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Loose but not noodly, the reverb-heavy songs luxuriate in space yet find a center in Mr. Granduciel's plaintive, placeless drawl and facility with layering rich textures that manage not to clutter.
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Like everyone else, I consumed breathless reporting about Richard Jewell, first identified as the hapless, slow-witted security guard with pronounced Southern drawl, and now a suspect -- and public enemy No. 1.
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A heavyset man with a dark goatee and a low, soft drawl, Deville turned on a tape recorder and asked Marquez to sign a form to confirm he understood his Miranda rights.
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"It's all about honing your craft as you get older," Cannon tells PEOPLE in that Texan drawl that somewhat represents the sturdy roots he and his Whiskey Myers bandmates were raised on.
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Calm raises $27M to McConaughey you to sleep Meditation app unicorn Calm lets you doze off to the dulcet tones of actor Matthew McConaughey's southern drawl or writer Stephen Fry's English accent. 7.
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Sam Elliott as Trusty Elliott will use his famous drawl to bring Trusty — the wise bloodhound with a lost sense of smell — to life in this new take on Lady and the Tramp.
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And we're expected to believe that Korean-American actor Ken Jeong can explain away his character Goh Wye Mun's American drawl as a product of his having gone to college in Fullerton, California.
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Ask most Americans to imagine an anti-government "sovereign citizen" and they'd probably picture a white, bearded, gun-toting, middle-aged male clad in camouflage and speaking with a Southern or Midwest drawl.
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At rallies, Beto would stomp his scuffed Stetsons and drawl the bridge, "It takes one hand to count the things I can count on," and point his swooping index finger right at everyone.
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LONDON, March 14 (Reuters) - Stephen Hawking's computer-generated voice was known to millions of people around the world, a robotic drawl that somehow enhanced the profound impact of the cosmological secrets he revealed.
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"We'll start it again / In a moment of silence," Monks softly sings, moving from a whisper to her signature drawl to a bright head voice, one of the band's most impressive performances yet.
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Imagine it being read aloud in Patti Smith's wise American drawl, soak up these words like gold dust, and have that beautiful final paragraph printed out and mounted on the nearest wall, IMO.
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"Little Saint Nick" keeps the Beach Boys' original jaunt and sweet vocals, though Best Coast's modern California drawl is recognisable anywhere, even on a cover of a group with such an iconic sound.
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MIAMI — The senior senator came out first, all drawl and political muscle memory — the man with the golden-est hair in the room and an entrance song, "Eye of the Tiger," from 1982.
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A sneakily intricate rapper whose lyrics are often camouflaged by disarming singsong flows and a gravelly Southern drawl, Lil Baby has largely moved on from the open wounds of his earlier, bittersweet work.
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Her male foil in the film, Gary Cooper, was by contrast something of a pomaded stiff, uncomfortably awaiting the introduction of the talking pictures that would usher in his mellow yet authoritative drawl.
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He spoke with a drawl so soft it was barely audible at times and slumped in his chair constantly, causing his staff to stuff animal-print pillows behind his back to prop him up.
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This, of course, is fueled by the ladies sitting on the floor of Liv's apartment sipping moonshine – or as Mellie calls it in her drunken drawl, "hooch" – from a mason jar. Best. Sleepover. EVER.
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With his strong Texas drawl, the businessman used air time he purchased to rattle off information about the growing federal debt, the importance of balancing the budget, the jobs being threatened by foreign competition.
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The drawl in the accents are real but not caricatures; the dialogue, partially fogged by marijuana smoke, devolves from requests for recompense for the side mirror to a critique of Paper Boi's latest mixtape.
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Her finale, sung with righteous vengeance and a bit of a drawl over rolling gospel chords, was the country singer Johnny Paycheck's oddly polite vow of murder: "(Pardon Me) I've Got Someone to Kill."
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In a short stretch, voters were reminded of both the corruption and incompetence of his administration, all set to the nonstop sound bite of "America was never that great" in his native Queens drawl.
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But it also beautifully captures the peculiar rhythms of having a conversation while stoned, from Darlene waxing rhapsodic about the power of the bad movie they're watching to Elliot's heavy-lidded, slow-motion drawl.
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Over the past few years, Soduh has established himself within the city as having one of the most unique voices—a dragged out deep drawl that sometimes acts as part of his songs' instrumentals.
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So his version of Billy Hayes and Jay W Johnson's holiday staple "Blue Christmas"—made famous by Elvis Presley—is warm and trippy, underpinned by a minimal beat and sung through an karaoke drawl.
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So we've picked the hilarious Archer and Bob's Burgers lead, whose impassive drawl would act as a the perfect foil to … Pumbaa: Patton Oswalt … Ratatouille pro Oswalt, who would flawlessly complete the warthog/meerkat duo.
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"Barry" flips Kanye's "Barry Bonds"—or rather, slows it down into a glitchy drawl, as though it's crawling down the pavement like a slug that's melting further into the asphalt with each step it takes.
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Filming also took Lewis back to his hometown of Leeds in Northern England, to accents most non-English viewers will liken to the North on Game of Thrones or the downstairs drawl of Downton Abbey.
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Another outspoken player in this melodrama, the South Dakota biker-bar entrepreneur with a southern drawl as lengthy as his blonde dreads recently returned to his hometown of Trimble, Tennessee to start Full Throttle Distillery.
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In a drawl that hints at her Brisbane roots, she said she knew well the "glass cliff" phenomenon, in which organizations in crisis are more likely than successful businesses to offer leadership positions to women.
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In her later years, Angelou made a recording of herself reading the poem — her famous husky drawl measured and stately — but here, Williams animates Angelou's words with a charismatic recitation that is all her own.
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In the meantime, we've got an exclusive five-minute teaser, which you can (and definitely should) listen to in the video above, if only to witness Viall's most soothing — and somewhat eerily calm — drawl for yourself.
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Twisting her lips to mimic what she describes as Sessions' "funny little mouth," McKinnon explained in Sessions' Alabama drawl why the attorney general didn't respond when James Comey asked him to keep Trump away from him.
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He guzzles Red Bull and recruits like a demon and spouts aphorisms in a gumbo-soaked drawl, and he does all of it at maximum volume, a human train whistle piercing every environment he passes through.
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King was flying to Mississippi when a young white man with "a thick drawl" and self-identifying as a Christian leaned across the aisle and questioned whether King's movement was teaching Christian love or inciting violence.
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What Heaven Is Like will be the band's seventh LP and, as ever, you'll need to listen to it four or five times to let Chuck Cleaver's raw drawl and Lisa Walker's lonesome resonance seep in.
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Today, Preskill has become, in a way, the fatherly public face of quantum computing in the US. In his patient drawl, he often explains quantum concepts to the popular press and nonspecialists at venture capitalist firms.
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With his trademark top hat, hair well past his shoulders, a long, lush beard, an Oklahoma drawl and his fingers splashing two-fisted barrelhouse piano chords, Mr. Russell cut a flamboyant figure in the early 1970s.
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Coupling academic expertise with charisma, he popularized his theories with an evangelical zeal and a Southern drawl in lectures, television appearances and groundbreaking books, which he was said to have dictated verbatim into a tape recorder.
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It's technically a lyric video, meaning that you can sing "profiting from war, fighting as a victim, always wanting more, trying to trick your brothers, get them to fight it for ya" alongside Julian Casablancas' syrupy drawl.
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Like any other self-respecting country music fan, I worship Hank's slim but incredibly influential discography, and was immediately curious about how British actor Tom Hiddleston planned to emulate Williams' reedy warble and molasses-thick Alabama drawl.
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Jarvis Cocker of Pulp shows up after a false ending and delivers a brief monologue about precisely how long a century is in the same deep, insidious drawl he used in his old band's tortured, psychosexual epics.
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The title character of 2011's Killer Joe was a sociopath in a black 10-gallon hat, while the eponymous role of 2012's Mud hid a lifetime of regret behind McConaughey's piercing gaze and molasses drawl.
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In Ken Burns 's 1990 PBS series on the war, Shelby Foote declared, speaking through his soft beard with his gentle drawl, that the problem was that the North and the South somehow couldn't find a compromise.
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But though the veteran actor with a drawl as distinctive as his white mustache got his start back in 1969 alongside Paul Newman in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, he's usually relegated to distinctive minor roles.
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McTeer—who summoned up an impeccable Southern drawl to portray the vivacious, reckless Mary Jo Walker, a serial marrier with a taste for abusive relationships—earned both a Golden Globe and an Oscar nomination for her performance.
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In a relaxed conversation that let the drawl of her Missouri childhood emerge now and then, she spoke about shifting expectations, about thinking as a parent and about how songs with serious intentions can still sound lighthearted.
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The way Lil Nas X overaccentuates his vowels and makes them wobble is a caricature of stoic drawl, and when he raps "cowboy hat from Gucci, Wrangler on my booty," it's both confident boast and funny fantasy.
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First off, the lyrics are absurd: they read like an American dad's holiday to-do list ("Baseball / Basketball / Weiner dog / Short shorts") all delivered in vocalist Sebastian Murphy's throaty deadpan drawl, itself a nod to Mark E Smith.
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Tatum's in fine form here ("All I can say is, don't get in a fight with Channing Tatum," Egerton joked earlier at the panel), with a thick, molasses-sweet Southern drawl and a giant Statesman flask belt buckle.
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His accent, an indefinable Syracuse-southern-folk drawl, is perhaps more Virginian than before: final R's and G's are dropped (it's "hurtin'," never "hurting"), long I's and short A's are drawn out into new vowels ("ecaahnomy," not "economy").
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And if you wanted to really talk like a pirate today, it would sound a little different from the popular Long John Silver-inspired drawl: most piracy last year took place in Asian waters, especially those around Indonesia.
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Mr Stephenson mused in his folksy Oklahoma drawl that seven years ago his predictions for today would have missed "so hard" when it came to the decline of pay-TV and the rise of competition from Silicon Valley.
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Chosen by the Indianapolis Colts with the first overall pick in the 1998 NFL Draft, he projects a folksy charm with a disarming southern drawl that helps mask an off-the-charts football IQ and a fiery competitiveness.
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He speaks with a medium‑strength drawl that emphasizes the first syllable and stretches some vowels, such that we're drinking CAWWfee as he explains why this remote area is so tremendously important to the rest of the world.
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True, he lacks the black South chocolate that would normally flavor such an offhand drawl and relaxed flow—his very male timbre is more redolent of a northern office grunt shooting the shit over a six o'clock beer.
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In the end, "we decided to give it where we thought it would be appreciated the most," Mr. Hays said recently, speaking in a Southern drawl and sitting in the couple's cozy art-filled pied-à-terre here.
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On Capitol Hill, Mr. Cotton — a lanky long-distance runner who speaks with a slight Southern drawl and who has said that he eats a piece of birthday cake most days — is known for his discipline and intellect.
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A floppy-haired, dimple-chinned political operative with a disarming Southern drawl, Mr. Ayers, Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff, resembles an ambitious "House of Cards" character who wandered onto the set of the Trump reality show.
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" Mr. Reed, in a memoir, "Beware of Limbo Dancers: A Correspondent's Adventures with The New York Times," wrote that "Speaking Southern was not just a matter of drawl or twang; it meant a different way of framing thoughts.
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Joel Grey, on the other hand, adapts an ah-do-declare drawl as the Alabamian former attorney general Jeff Sessions, the put-upon Mr. Cellophane of this story, whose resignation letter becomes a drawn-from-life running gag.
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Gwynne, most famous for his comedic portrayal of Herman Munster on The Munsters, harnesses his Lurch-like frame for peak ominous effect, while his thick Maine drawl roots him in this soil as deeply as the animals buried there.
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At moments, you can hear the party in action, like at the end of the opening track "Drinkin'" where Berishaj confesses that it's time for his shot in his charming Dallas drawl usually only reserved for his live iteration.
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Her Illinois-to-Nashville drawl is as precise as her word choices even if her "You wouldn't know class if it bit you in the ass" can't match the gusto of Loretta Lynn, whose "Fist City" midwifed its melody.
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She was a nullity, an absence, answering yes and no obediently if she was questioned, in that languid drawl that always caught Valerie on the raw—though she knew the accent wasn't the child's fault, only what she'd learned.
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"The Rusty Heller Story," which opened the show's second season in October 1960, provided a remarkable vehicle for Elizabeth Montgomery (a few years before "Bewitched"), playing a supremely manipulative prostitute who conceals her calculations behind a fetching Southern drawl.
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One unapologetic exclamation that Jones has made during the course of her viewership is that she proudly stans Alyssa Edwards, a tongue-popping Texas pageant queen and dance choreographer with a Southern drawl and an all-around hilarious persona.
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With his native Texas drawl, the boyish energy of a man who built and runs a train on his 40-acre estate, and a preacher's conviction, Mr. Lanier has exacted giant-killer jury verdicts from Johnson & Johnson and Merck.
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It is a scab that is reopened every time an A-list Hollywood actor speaks in a distorted, haunting drawl to try to sound genuine when portraying down-on-their-luck, unsophisticated Southern-based characters on the big screen.
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Finney found one of his last great roles in Tim Burton's visually arresting adaptation of the Daniel Wallace novel, fitting comfortably into the baggy pants (and convincing Southern drawl) of Ed Bloom: lover, fighter and spinner of tall tales.
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In 1974, before Trump had built his first tower or Trump Jr. had drawn his first breath, Senator Lloyd Bentsen of Texas explained in a silky drawl the reasoning behind his proposed ban on international support for U.S. political campaigns.
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But his worries eased when he shook hands with the two men, who struck him as harmless blue-collar sorts: Both were in their mid-fifties with bushy mustaches and receding hairlines, and they spoke in a honeyed southern drawl.
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In the video posted to his social media accounts on Monday, Spacey seems to return to his deceased House of Cards character Frank Underwood, marked by his Southern drawl, as he busies himself in the kitchen in a festive apron.
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The night before Howell's arrest, Sandra said she dreamed about her sister, who told her, "It was OK." Shackled to a chair and appearing via video conference, Howell was courteous and employed a thick Southern drawl during a December court appearance.
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Natti Natasha and Bad Bunny - "Amantes De Una Noche" A readymade pop anthem along the lines of Becky G's "Mayores" and Rihanna's "Work," the chopped dembow mingles with the singer's vivid hook and the rapper's baritone drawl to ensure dancefloor domination.
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"Some of them speak with a familiar, Southern drawl; others sound almost like they're from Brooklyn," Jesse Sheidlower, the former editor-at-large of the Oxford English Dictionary, wrote in a definitive explainer of the dialect in 2005, shortly after Katrina.
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I was immediately hooked on her clear, fiesty voice with its warm, honeyed Appalachian drawl, and her message—that of strength, of sisterhood, of rural pride, all things that resonated with me then and still mean the world to me now.
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The Keanu Reeves on display in these early segments is the Keanu Reeves we know and love today, someone characterized in large part by his goofy, self-effacing demeanor, uber-chill attitude, and slow drawl joined with weirdly perfect enunciation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Ernest "Fritz" Hollings, a sharp-tongued moderate Democrat with a booming voice and deep Southern drawl who advocated fiscal discipline in Washington during 21948 years representing South Carolina in the U.S. Senate, died on Saturday at age 226.
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A tall, white-haired man with a booming voice and a deep Palmetto State drawl that sometimes left colleagues not exactly sure of what he had just uttered, Hollings was sometimes better known for what he said than what he did.
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WASHINGTON — Charles Peters, the renowned Washington Monthly editor, is going on 91, does not get around very easily and was disgusted enough by President Trump's address to Congress to let loose a few profanities in his gentle West Virginia drawl.
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Taggart's eagerly clumsy drawl and Emily Warren's smoky croon suggest roles too composite to reveal any character of their own; Coldplay's Chris Martin on "Something Just Like This," while intolerably sincere in much the same way, at least sounds like himself.
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It's a rough transition, especially for Hobie's director, Laurence Laurentz (Ralph Fiennes, perfection), who tries to squeeze the drawl out of the cowboy in an elocution lesson that makes for a very funny duet and illustrates Hollywood magic at its dissembling best.
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I'm neurotic and nudge my recorder a few inches closer, but his slight Texas drawl is more than lively enough to carry us through a conversation that provides real insight into how he feels and thinks about a variety of topics, especially himself.
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That fellow very much remains, there in the voluptuous Mancunian drawl of his "ponk" rock recollections, and in the mischievous grin and twinkling eyes that punctuate the astute, if often unfiltered, thoughts he gleefully doles out in both conversation and his writing.
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It was lighter, poppier, but less slick than those bands, with Dalle's voice bathed in distortion in such a way that her low drawl became another instrument rather than a big, brutal thing in itself, like it had been in the past.
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The accompanying music video for "I Hope" has also experienced smoking hot success, with the sound of Barrett's sexy drawl mixed with the sight of her high heeled shoes being viewed over five million times since its release on YouTube earlier this year.
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Jack (Gil Brady), an actor turned director with a surfer dude drawl, and Miles (Brian Ray Norris), a pre-success novelist and unacknowledged alcoholic, have fled Los Angeles for Jack's bachelor party — a week in the Santa Ynez Valley, low-key wine country.
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From Gambit's smarmy "Creole" accent to Rogue's Southern drawl, from Storm's stark white hair to Jean Grey's red locks, from Wolverine's adamantium claws to Cyclops's optic beam, the X-Men didn't look like the kind of people we were supposed to admire.
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With silly lyrics delivered in an exaggerated drawl ("cowboy hat from Gucci/Wrangler on my booty"), the track had become an online sensation through memes on social apps like TikTok, where young people made short country-themed videos set to the song.
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"The furniture — because it was never a necessity for us — was something that we just did for ourselves to indulge our own aesthetic appetites and our personal needs," Owens says in his signature California drawl, on the phone from his studio in Paris.
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And the former Air Force lawyer with the syrupy Southern drawl has given himself room to maneuver with Trump by backing the president's foreign policy swerves as well as tariffs that are beginning to hit the Palmetto State's agriculture and manufacturing industries.
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It was late on a gray afternoon; we sat at the bar of a cozy bistro—warm wood, zinc bar, brass fixtures—while Gibson, in his slow, quiet, wowed-out, distantly Southern drawl, described the work of keeping up with the present.
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In person, he's preternaturally tanned (he holidays in the United Arab Emirates, "the shortest flight to the most sun"), and his voice, a languid Californian drawl, redolent of the state where he lived until the age of 42, softens his doomsday portents.
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Some of the problem with the voiceover also stemmed from the man delivering it: actor Boyd Holbrook, whose laid-back drawl worked whenever he appeared onscreen as DEA agent Steve Murphy but sounded too laconic and held back when divorced from his physicality.
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Ashley's voice is a hybrid wonder of Michigan vowels and demi-Southern-drawl timing whose odd cadences and spurts can sound off the cuff but on closer examination reveal the subtle through-composed trellis on which his seemingly free-associative utterances are strung.
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Here's the new trailer, which features Ricci with a unique drawl: Though Zelda may forever be associated with the famous social circles of Paris and New York, she grew up in Alabama, and met her future husband at a country club dance in Montgomery.
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Grime's first true gangster rapper, his slow, steady, sometimes sinister drawl has popped up on most of the genre's major releases over the last few years, but there's been no full release from the Peckham-born rapper since 2013's When Will It Stop.
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You can see it in his eyes, in that flowing, gray-streaked beard and in the low, thoughtful rumble of his voice—a voice that bears both a warm, syrupy New Orleans drawl and a weathered hoarseness earned after years and years of strain.
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Watch live at Volkswagen's website Netflix (9AM PT / 12PM ET) Reed Hastings is on deck to give a CES keynote this year, and I wouldn't be surprised if Kevin Spacey shows up to drop some brand-evangelizing snark in a conspicuously pointed Southern drawl.
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In between sessions, Laura Warford, a stay-at-home mom with a drawl and a shimmer of silver eyeshadow, told me that she had become involved in oils after her daughter, Emmy Grace, died from a heart defect when she was three days old.
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Kemp edged out Democrat Stacey Abrams, after all, by running as Trump with a Deep-South Drawl—brandishing his shotgun at a teenage boy, threatening to personally round up "criminal illegals" and run them out of the state, painting Abrams as the new Angela Davis.
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Listening to Bone, Wells realized that his story was etched into the very sound of his voice: a slow, dehydrated drawl, thick with Southern heat and vocal fry, the indolence of small towns and the drag-footed pace of a heart slowed by heroin.
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" Real's first single, "Longer," is all sparkling, synth-dipped rock, but its sheen is never overly polished, thanks to her Ohio drawl driving home lines like, "sitting in the dark, talking about my plans / to anyone who can hear over this shitty Indianapolis band.
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In a number of ads, Mr. Cooper, who hails from rural Nash County, appeared smiling and positive, speaking directly to the camera in his gentle drawl, arguing that developments like H.B. 2 had also caused the state to take its eye off more important priorities.
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HOUSTON — As she sat with a glass of sauvignon blanc waiting for a women-focused Democratic fund-raiser to begin, Nancy Sharp let loose in a Texas-seasoned drawl why she and so many other onetime supporters of the Bush family were abandoning the Republicans.
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What distinguishes Snail Mail from many similar bands combining minimalist guitar-pop and wryly forlorn heart-songs is their deadpan musical stance: Lindsey Jordan's dazed, droning, mildly off-key voice, uttering every statement, whether happy or sad, self-mocking or defiant, in the same indifferent drawl.
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This new sound of Body Origami is War All The Time-era Thursday mixed with Deja Entendu Brand New, a soft and fleeting sound mixed with a bit of a country vibe (but not too much—there's no steel guitar or southern drawl to be found).
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Lana Del Rey: Norman Fucking Rockwell (Polydor/Interscope) Lana Del Rey has invented her own genre of syncretic kitsch, in which icons of glamour from America's past half-century are contemplated and mocked in a voice that collapses countless distinct diva poses into a slurred, throaty drawl.
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The two tracks we've heard so far, "I Could Have Told You" and "My One and Only Love" have both been stunning, trading the grand strings of Sinatra's tracks for slide guitars, allowing Dylan the space to translate the originals into his own broken, playful drawl.
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Tyler Childers: Purgatory (Hickman Holler) This intense, narrow, flawlessly crafted retro-nuevo honky-tonk album gains decisive poetry from both Childers's lean, resonant East Kentucky drawl and his failure to shake his fundamentalist upbringing—purgatory, in case you didn't get the message, is a Romanist notion.
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Stylistically, Uffie's matter-of-fact but unbothered drawl over clubby, electro-trash beats paved the way for artists like Charli XCX, Kesha, and Kitty, and her straddling of genres was future-focussed and enduring in a way that few artists of the time managed to be.
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"It was just blood everywhere," he says, in a slow Kentucky drawl that's softened after more than two decades in California, where he is now the medical director for women's health for St. Joseph Hoag Health system, overseeing five hospitals in the region that do obstetrical work.
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At first blush, it's exactly what you would imagine a story catering to a die-hard football audience to be about, right down to casting Scott Porter—best known Friday Night Lights' Jason Street—as Colt Cruise, a Wes Welker-esque slot receiver with a drawl.
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Leaning on his best throwback Arkansas drawl, former president Bill Clinton pulled off what might have been the most significant moment of his post-presidential existence at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia Tuesday, delivering his first keynote speech as the official spouse of the party's presidential nominee.
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Related: Everything we know about the Baton Rouge gunman and his bizarre online alter ego Ask most Americans to imagine an anti-government "sovereign citizen" and they'd probably picture a white, bearded, gun-toting, middle-aged male clad in camouflage and speaking with a Southern or Midwest drawl.
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" All in a goofy drawl he didn't learn growing up in Oregon, because he's a Southerner by choice and no goof at all—just another "working fucking schmuck out here standing around waiting to get shot in yet ay-nother tragic addition to an already sorry state of affairs.
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After seeing A Star Is Born for the first time (because you'll probably see it twice), you might leave the theater, get in your car, decide to adopt a labradoodle puppy, and listen to the film's soundtrack on repeat until Bradley Cooper's husky drawl is burned into your brain.
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La Porsha Renae and Fantasia Barrino, "Summertime" Hearing Fantasia's drooly drawl was a blessing in itself, and so was this over-the-top battle of runs, but the ladies' "We're the same!" bonding session about going through a divorce from an abusive relationship was what really drew me in.
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The chain-smoking detective (played by Lynch himself) slowly discovers that Jack Cruz, the primate sitting in front of him (who speaks with a nasal drawl that also sounds a lot like Lynch), was likely responsible for a crime of passion involving his lover, a chicken named Toototabon.
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A lithe beauty from Arkansas — she was Miss Little Rock of 1946 — Ms. Adams subdued her Southern drawl, got into the movies in 1949 and appeared in about 50 feature films with a Who's Who of leading men, including Charlton Heston, Glenn Ford, Tony Curtis and Elvis Presley.
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Though their live shows are party-centric and most of their songs reach for the high-energy mark, the core of Josh Abbott Band's sound comes straight out of Lubbock, with its banjo, fiddle, and of course, acoustic guitar complemented by singer, guitarist, and founding member Josh Abbot's whispery, honeyed drawl.
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I hesitate to ask anyone to listen to Ed Sheeran rapping, but I'm also struggling to think of a pop music moment more stupid-fun than Swift tripping over some ungainly percussion with her old fake Southern drawl — "we'd be a big conversation AHHHHH" — hamming it up like an utter spaz.
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When Jason Clarke was tapped to play Ted Kennedy in the new drama Chappaquiddick — about the 1969 car crash that left Kennedy's young passenger Mary Jo Kopechne dead at the bottom of a pond — the Australian actor's first order of business was to perfect the late senator's distinct Massachusetts drawl.
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Then George Lazenby's agent convinced him the Bond films were going nowhere and that he should drop the part, and we got first Diamonds Are Forever, a total disaster, and then Roger Moore, whose tanned wrinkles and spiked punch drawl have become synonymous with the very worst in sexual politics.
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Mr. Gentry was the clean-cut, smooth-singing complement to Eddie Montgomery's thicker drawl on songs like "My Town," a Southern rock-influenced tale of rural life, and "Something to Be Proud Of," the military-themed personal-pride anthem that was one of the duo's two No. 1 Billboard country songs.
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Enter Bachelorette contestant Tyler C., whose hilariously awkward Flashdance audition tape gave us a taste of just what a goofball he is way back when, but whose chiseled good looks and slow drawl have sometimes distracted from his acerbic wit and great sense of humor (Tyler C. is a model, after all).
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As a corollary, politicians found fertile ground with the cowboy motif while everyone insisted it was a dead letter; Ronald Reagan, son of suburban Illinois, wearing a cowboy hat and affecting a slight drawl wasn't an accident, not any more than George W. Bush's pretending to be a just-folks ranch hand was.
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She sings with a calming but powerful drawl on songs like the breezy "Only Loving You" and the woozy "Lower 9 Valentine," which is a love letter to the neighborhood where she recorded the LP. This is modest and no-frills country music, but it packs a punch in its affecting simplicity.
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It's the desire to stay close to Sadie that finally prompts Jimmy to recruit his bartender brother Clyde (Adam Driver, speaking with a delightfully slow drawl), an Iraq War vet with a prosthetic arm; and their sister Mellie (Riley Keough), a hairdresser with a taste for fast cars; to take part in the caper.
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An unapologetic populist with a deep liberal streak who talks bluntly about helping the poor and taking on powerful interests like oil and gas, he delivers his message in a thick Southern drawl and has been careful not to associate himself too closely with Democrats like Mrs Clinton and Barack Obama that would be polarising in Louisiana.
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That's not to say that the sneering, outspoken Hooky fans have come to know is no more: That fellow very much remains, there in the voluptuous Mancunian drawl of his "ponk" rock recollections, and in the mischievous grin and twinkling eyes that punctuate the astute, if often unfiltered, thoughts he gleefully doles out in both conversation and his writing.
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Best Verse: Meek MillOverall Grade: B+ Now that I'm hearing Young Dro and Rich Homie Quan on a track together for the first time, it strikes me that they're really kindred spirits from different generations of Atlanta rap, both possessing a nonchalant drawl that almost makes it too easy to overlook how sharp their writing is.
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Dr. Ibrahim, who is 39 and speaks with a drip of Tennessee drawl, said that as he worked on victim after victim early Sunday morning, he was surrounded (as usual) by colleagues with ties to other parts of the world — nurses of Asian and Hispanic descent, technicians from Jamaica, and members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
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The last record from The Voidz featured one semi-acceptable song, "Leave It In My Dreams"—mostly by virtue of it leaning directly into that infamous lazy drawl of Casablancas, the one where it sounds like he's been left drying out and day-drinking in the sun—while the rest of that album resembled a mechanical headache.
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And in true Kinsella fashion, the band's kajillionth new album, 1984, kicks off with a head-scratcher as band member Melina Ausikaitis takes over on vocal duties, singing over the silence: "I pretend I'm a tiny baby that can't keep its eyes open" with a front-porch drawl that puts a Midwestern twang on the line.
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In his dry, disaffected drawl, Spade read from a script in which he called himself the winner of an Ellen DeGeneres look-alike contest; he fiddled with a "Bachelor"-esque rose and said his new show will "make you thorny"; and he did a generally poor job of trying to hide his disdain for the ritual.
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" Ms. Hawkins, who grew up as an attentive listener to what she called her family's "unimprovable" oral histories, wrote more than 20 books of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and impressionist monologues, which she delivered in her West Texas drawl while touring with the folk singer Rosalie Sorrels and the singer and guitarist Terry Garthwaite, all billed simply as "Three Women.
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A renowned private detective named Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig, with a syrupy Southern drawl) arrives to help law enforcement determine if his death was, in fact, the suicide it appears to be, or the work of one of his family members — each of whom is revealed, over the course of the film, to have reason to kill him.
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Mr. Gallin may have worked on the business end of show business, but he was arguably his own best creation, an unapologetic bon vivant with a spiky mop of dark hair, black glasses and, as a native of Brooklyn, that borough's signature drawl, which friends like Sarah Jessica Parker and Andy Cohen mimicked to great effect.
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Her success has stemmed from her undeniable skillset as a vocal coach, but also from her proximity to rising talent: In this music capital, the coach with the southern drawl and the nurturing but forceful persona has found herself in the orbit of artists such as Usher, Rob Thomas, Young Jeezy, and a few reality stars.
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He's not a sex object in any rock-conventional sense — his flat nasal everyman drawl suggests an adolescent dreamer trying on different poses, moving from costume to costume, trying to emulate his favorite role models on the posters in his bedroom, which explains the confounding array of genres that the Killers have tinkered with and the unity of their overall project.
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Their two voices blend beautifully, with his reedy Texas warble layering with her twangy Kentucky drawl, and the visual aspect is unbeatable: the Redheaded Stranger's braids have gone gray, the mountain girl's still arrayed in one of her trademark lacey confections, and there's a very real warmth in these old friends' faces as they trade lines, eyes sparking, voices rising in harmony.
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"We had 85033 years of, in my views, consistently wrong predictions about everything from weapons of mass destruction, to Terri Schiavo, to raising inflation, to base currencies, to no one would sign up [and] ObamaCare would wreck the economy, you know, the deficit is going to kill us all," the 71-year-old Louisiana native says in his signature drawl.
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Clinton, now accustomed to speaking to Mr. Hale for a final logistical briefing moments before taking the stage at a major event, faux apologizes to those who cannot make out his Sevier County drawl: Mr. Hale's pronunciation of Chuck Schumer's surname as "Schu-mare" during a pre-event meeting once compelled the New York senator to wonder aloud where Mrs.
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Then, before I knew it, I was listening to an American evangelical Christian named Dave Ramsey telling me in his Tennessee drawl that "the borrower is slave to the lender" and that I need to get "gazelle intense" and live on "rice and beans, beans and rice" to get out of debt, be "weird" by having a paid-off house.
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In an unhurried drawl, he tells me he was born to nontechie parents in 210; he tended sheep, goats, and pigs at his small middle school outside Washington, DC. Out of curiosity, he taught himself to program on his TI-84 Plus graphing calculator in seventh grade and got into finding bugs in high school, when he discovered an XSS vulnerability on his school's website.
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On the drive down from Montgomery, Alabama, he told me in a no-nonsense drawl about a popular football player killed in a car crash with his children, a woman who was eaten by an alligator and whose arm was later found in the autopsy of the animal, and the two girls discovered dead in the trunk of a car whose murders were never solved.
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But if you're not a teen in 2018, you may recognize that while Superorganism do sound like no one else new right now, they also have some clear touchstones: the slow drawl of Stephen Malkmus; the who-gives-a-shit attitude of "Drinking In LA"; Beck when he still smoked weed but before he wore wide-brimmed hats; MGMT with the acid but also an iPhone.
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Playlist: "Lord Only Knows" / "Sissyneck" / "He's A Mighty Good Leader" / "Hollow Log" / "Blackhole" / "Scarecrow" / "Say Goodbye" Spotify | Apple Music "Loser" was one of those freak tunes that had Beck rapping about "dog food stalls with the beefcake pantyhose" and getting "crazy with the Cheez Whiz" while sampling a twangy slide guitar and singing "I'm a loser, baby, so why don't you kill me?" in a lazy drawl.
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The son of a Tennessee preacher, Mr. Graham, a lawyer with a soft drawl, a habitual cheroot and the steady gaze of a Mississippi riverboat gambler, was a Yale, Vanderbilt and Oxford University scholar who went to Washington in 19901 as chief counsel to Senator Estes Kefauver's subcommittee on constitutional amendments, then served two years as a special assistant to Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz.
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Though the beats on All Kings Get Their Heads Chopped Off occasionally scan as something that might not be out of place on a mixtape from one of Atlanta's more outré post-trap denizens, he attacks them with the energy, skill, and lyrical flair to go bar for bar with the best rappers from all over the map, his southern drawl shining through no matter how hard he goes.
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To avoid being singled out by street mobs or at Klan rallies as a reporter for a Northern newspaper, Mr. Herbers thickened his soft Tennessee drawl, wore the rumpled khaki pants and short-sleeve shirts favored by local white men, sometimes feigned a lack of interest in what was going on, and tried to interview witnesses discreetly and call in his stories from out-of-the way telephones.
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Liam Gallagher's drawl replaced with a moneyed whine; a breakdown wedged into the chorus; school-hall riffs—there's a level of sheer belligerence here, one you imagine could make Oasis proud on some level, before realising that if Liam Gallagher were to ever actually hear this, Cartel would get called "a bunch of trust fund kids in eyeliner who need to go outside or kiss a girl" on Twitter, followed by a knockout "AS YOU WERE LG X" blow.
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In the kaleidoscopic tidal wave of British rap that's come crashing across both sides of the Atlantic in the past few years—the afro bashment fusion of J Hus or Kojo Funds; the slow drawl of Giggs and Nines; the household names like Stormzy and Skepta—Dave is moving toward becoming a prodigious talent: the kind of artist every person named Dave and their mate should be aware of in the same way they know Kendrick Lamar as Kendrick.
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Gucci pieces the words together in his trademark drawl, and takes us to the real shit right away: There's a lot of people scared of me and I can't blame emThey called me crazy so much I think I'm starting to believe emI did some thangs to some people that was downright evilIs it karma coming back to me, so much dramaMy own mama turned her back on me and that's my mama Yeah, Gucci being back is going to be a problem.
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By using consistent references to Johnny Cash and Hank Williams, going to church on Sunday, classic cars, her strong southern drawl and history of songwriting in Nashville, and banjo picking, Morris checks off each box of what's deemed necessary to qualify this as a country record, but by mixing that with references to modern references, pop music beats, and rhyming "shit" and "rich" in her song "Rich," Morris creates a sound necessary to get her onto the country charts and an image that's just sharp enough to make her an edgy, and therefore much talked about, favorite.
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