Austin Butler is STILL doing the Elvis voice
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Y’all, I love him🫡😭 It’s just really funny to me, he’s not doing anything wrong! He was even joking about it too on SNL last night✋😔
Hasn't Johnny Depp's voice changed a million times after roles? This video is so stupid lmao.
Anything you do for long enough will become a habit. People go away for years and come back with a new accent. Like - learn about the world and touch some grass. Stop cluttering up the world with half-baked hot takes that serve mainly to validate idiots.
Exactly and he used the clip u put in this video 😂
He stole My Fusion Scientist Joke 🤦♀️ NGL
@@avaleewashington4982 Stole my Joke 🤣
Lmfao someone made a Reddit post about this video on some Austin butler fan subreddit and was like “he’s being so disrespectful to our dear Austin and degrading him as a person!
Then, I tried to clarify that you had nothing against Austin and just found it funny, and they banned me from the subreddit 💀💀
As a former singer, I've damaged my vocal cords more times than I count. His voice sounds like he bruised his vocal cords. It's pretty easy to honestly. It makes your voice lower and raspy. It usually takes me 6 months to a year to go back to normal. One time it took over year after I repeatedly strained my voice talking over loud machinery at work.
Lol ok but the accent and slow down
I thought that said "as a former sniper" 😂
I was thinking the same thing, but you put it more succinctly. Vocal chord scarring or bruising is no joke.... The drawl, though.... that part, I question
@Whiz Zy I was a child when I started singing. Some of us started singing when the current vocal care wasn't even a thing. The late 80s and 90s were very different.
Wow I think I did this to myself 😭😭 I never been trained or a performer or anything but exactly this has happened to me and it really effects my voice
I heard a vocal coach talk about this and basically he trained his vocal chords like an athlete would train their muscles. You train daily so that the automatic response becomes natural to you. Overtime his voice will transform, especially as he gets new roles and plays different characters.
Tell that to Leonardo Dicaprio who still sounds EXACTLY the same and he's had way more roles and accent changes than Austin EVER has
Dude he spent like 3 years as Elvis…… of course this was going to happen. Especially when you add what you just said to it all.
@@meeeeeeeeeeeep did Leo spend 3 years learning how to sing like Elvis & learning multiple different accents throughout Elvis’ life… again SINGING like Elvis. We’re talking about singing babe. That’s how vocal training works.
@@CreatureCargaux Believe what you want. I believe this is fake and Austin has successfully gaslit people like you into falling for this absurdity 😂
@@meeeeeeeeeeeepI don't think Leo method acts so he probably doesn't carry one accent for extended periods
I hope he never stops. I hope he has a LONG career, is never in anything elvis related but just keeps going with it.
Imagine he's still doing this in 20/30 years.
Honestly, I agree that it's a little bit goofy that his voice has changed so much from the role, but I'm also not a hundred percent convinced he's faking it. After years of preparing for this role and being on set (keep in mind the film was delayed over Covid as well), and consciously deepening his voice, it could have honestly just become normal. Like anything, if you do it for long enough, your brain will adapt and make it an unconscious habit. And even though his voice certainly wasn't as deep before, you can still hear a little bit of the drawl that he has now in the earlier clip. It's just been heightened. I also think there's something to be said about how people unconsciously change their voice around different people. Idk about guys, but as a girl, I definitely speak in a lower tone when I'm around people I'm comfortable with and in an informal setting, but I will lighten my voice considerably when speaking to somebody older than me or guys that I find attractive. Not necessarily on purpose; it's an unconscious shift. Maybe his voice just finds this deeper tone naturally when he wants to impress someone. Idk, this is a really long comment for absolutely no reason. Sorry for wasting your time defending Austin Butler. I wasted my own too, if it makes you feel better.
I would totally agree with what your saying, especially because he has talked about when he’s around the settings of press or interviews or some settings of which Elvis is involved, he starts to go slightly into that persona of Elvis and his voice. He was saying that it’s was a slight coping mechanism that suddenly turned up when he started to get nervous or anxious.
fr. even when I’ve been like imitating a certain accent for several minutes, some words might accidentally come out in the accent later on in the day. so I can totally believe that practicing the same voice for YEARS would stick
He just seems like a great method actor to me
I agree. Its very reasonable to think over time, preparing for the role and shooting the movie, that this became a very normal everyday thing and he may not know how to change it back. Charlie hunnam had to get a dialect coach after Sons of Anarchy because his accent had become a mixed bag. Btw, I also know Film Cooper isn't making fun of him just having fun making a video
I codeswitch with my pitch too.
I think the new voice, whatever the reason, suits him really well.
It is much better than the baby voice at age 21. The fact that every one talking about him is great.
People that care about his voice need to get a life
Agree. It's actually sexy 🤭
Honestly, I'm a singer so stretching your vocal cords can change your voice. It's not a guarantee, but that's probably an explanation. But I've also noticed a completely different speaking pattern so that could be intentional or something he picked up.
So I can stretch my vocal chords and my voice will sound different? How do I do that? I hate my voice.
When you say stretch them you mean broaden your vocal range?
i know Austin doing the Elvis voice is goofy in some ways but GOD i'd fold if he asked if I wanted to go to Disneyland-
Agreed. 😂 Hurt me so good, Daddy.
sitting at home watching its hilarious but fr fr if he looked at me like that and with that voice asked me if i wanted 2 go to Disneyland, id be giggling and kicking my feet n being all fluttery n shit so maybe its working idk
@@KB-tf8vp bro
@@isabelle3381 sometimes you know a guy is gonna be a fuck boy…and you’re ready for it. 😂
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The voice thing is very tight to a psychology of a person. So, it can change due to removal of some psychological blocks. Many of us don’t even know how our real voice sound because we used to the way we talk, and don’t think about how our brain manipulates our voice depending on the situation. He definitely changed as a person so his voice changed - that’s something we can think about regarding our own voices ❤
Its more likely he damaged his cords
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Your comment is so beautiful and healing I love it 🫶
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@@annybetancourt95 beautiful and healing whatt 😂?
Even Elvis's voice had drastically changed and got deeper from 21- 33
Oh just stop
@@adamFIVE88 People's voice changes over the years. It's normal
Why are you being mad
@@dewmilk7266how
@@mammon5312 not THAT much 😂
You doing the impression of Austin doing the Elvis deeper voice cracks me up everytime u did it 🤣
he just trained his voice to sound like this and now it’s probably easier to talk like that than changing it again.
Dude literally had to sing, scream, yell, talk constantly in an Elvis voice for months of course his voice changed.
Lamest excuse that I've ever heard
Wait wait wait... So you are telling me that all I have to say is: "I'm studying to be Elvis", and this will make ignoring my family socially acceptable?
Covid, you know, that small pandemic that kept many people from family and friends?
Do you know how far away Australia is? It takes 13 hrs to get there. And it is like 10,000$ a ticket. Of course he didn't see his family. One, it was a pandemic, two he was working, and three it's extremely expensive coming and going. He kept the voice for Two years but whatever his voice is now, it's not elvis. Listen to elvis. You will see.
He was In Australia during covid he couldn’t really exactly go back to see is family, also the guy didn’t show the full conversation, Austin proceeded on to say that he did contact them over his phone but it was very tricky for him to do. And that when he would talk to people or family it was a struggle because Elvis was on his mind 247.
🤣🤣🤣
He was literally stuck in Australia due to the pandemic while filming the movie 🤦♀️
Comparing it to middle school boy voice messages was extremely accurate and I felt like I was punched in the stomach
extensive vocal training can 100% lead your voice to unconsciously change, especially when using a deeper shift like this because the vocal folds can expand and lead to a change in depth and tone. as a trans woman and performer i made the active effort to feminize my voice and it has progressively become an involuntary shift.
gosh i love how many fellow trans people are in this comment section! If you listen to Against Me! I love hearing Laura Jane Grace’s voice get higher over the years. Voice training is so cool!
FR!!! This also reminded me of voice training
Another women with this fake science for Austin being cringe
Just for the record. Gary Oldman, the British actor, has had a similar experience. In a interview ( Graham Norton) I just watched, he stated between playing American roles, living in America, and his children being born in America he has had difficulty when a part requires an authentic British accent. He stated he needed a voice coach to help him regain his original accent as it had become Americanized. (In particular Certain vowels).
I can understand this. I was born in the south and remained there till I was 9. I had a very thick accent. My family moved north for 5 years. When we came back to the south, I had no accent. Spent an additional 8 years in the south and picked it back up. Married military and moved around a lot. I have no trace of a southern accent now , but have family members that do. I live in Colorado now, but when I call them I can easily slide right back into it without even noticing. Others have to point it out to me.
I really don’t think this is as odd as you think. His deeper tone will probably stay, but the accent will decrease over time. Speaking like a person for 24/7 for two years is bound to have an effect. He has been nominated for best actor for every award that has been announced. I don’t think he cares what his voice sounds like. I know I don’t. He did Elvis proud. That’s what I care about.
The difference is that Austin did one role with this accent. And now it has changed to this?!
@@letzsnuggzzHe was in character for two years, though. Not two weeks or two months. Two years.
@@kngishere395 Baz Luhrmann, in multiple press interviews, said that Austin Butler spoke like Elvis for the entire prep and shoot time. He didn’t hear his real voice until the film wrapped. In interviews, Austin spoke about staying in character for two years, not just when rehearsing or shooting, e.g. speaking on the phone to his sister and ordering coffee in cafés. That’s the basis for my reply. What’s the basis for your rebuttal?
@@kngishere395 oh, yes he did.
@@kngishere395 Bless your little heart, you seem a little more invested in the situation than one would expect. In the scheme of life, this actors voice is not that important. Breathe. This, too, will pass.
Oh my god, Cooper is absolutely correct because I am a 12 year old girl and when boys my age send voice messages THEY MAKE THEIR VOICE DEEPER
It’s not absurd. As an actor, you spend hours of the day, if not the whole day throughout the whole filming process being in character. Spending time getting into character is very important for the delivery of your role. No doubt Elvis Presley is a very meticulous part to play. And he did it phenomenally. Also, during your time in a certain role, you learning things about yourself, your role teaches you things that help you grow as a person and an actor. You can’t criticize him for something he just most likely got used to. It’s not absurd. He’s growing in his career and his life.
I can definitely see how that could be true, it just cracks me up cause it hasn’t happened to ANY other actor, and it’s not like he’s the only one to prepare for a role like this🫡😭 I LOVE HIM THOUGH!!! I just love the contrast of before and after Elvis
@@FilmCooper Ryan Gosling is the perfect explanation of this, he purposely put on a fake Brooklyn accent his entire career, and nobody has said anything. He didn't think his Canadian accent was very tough.
@Film Cooper no I get it, I find it funny as well. Just pointing out that it is nothing to criticize him on:)
and your voice is not fully mature at 21, not nearly. How someone got it in their head to make a 10-minute video on this topic is depressing me
@@FilmCooper any other actor? You know every actor on earth? Who are you anyway? Nobody. Most people posting comments prefer the lower voice. Anyone taking this video seriously, is in need of help.
I believe it was that he was trying so hard to learn his voice,, ,and practiced it so much that he forgot what his own voice sounds like and can't go back all that easily
He method acted so hard he convinced himself that he's actually like that now
I think it’s possible that his voice did get stuck like that to an extent. However, I think when he realized this was going to get him a lot of attention he might’ve started pushing it.
I always said some actors loved characters they played so much that they can’t let go.. example- Johnny Depp really kept the pirate look and ran with it..
Austin has talked about when he's around the settings of press or interviews or some settings of which Elvis is involved, he starts to go slightly into that persona of Elvis and his voice. He was saying that it was a slight coping mechanism that suddenly turned up when he started to get nervous or anxious. And that it’s a slight safety blanket to him.
It’s the same energy as a middle school boy sending voice messages. That had me dead bc that’s so true
In Austin's defense, the man is 31 now and that clip when he was young was from TEN years ago.
I'm genuinely curious if he's going to bring the Elvis energy to his role in Dune or if he's going to get stuck as that new character for a time after as well.
Feyd Rautha (Austin) dies in a knife fight with Paul Atredies in DUNE 2.
Idk man if he thinks that voice sounds good and he is more confident about it don't think we should be having problem with him using it. People fake everything, it's just voice.
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Yeah there’s nothing WRONG with it, it’s just objectively hilarious that he’s a fully grown man trying to talk like Elvis 24/7🫡😭
@@FilmCooper yeah it's funny ngl 😂
Even funnier when you make the shorts out of it lol
@@FilmCooper he spoke about this (and people who are experts with how voices and accents work) that he's not doing it on purpose... if you change ur voice and accent for 3 plus years its not weird that it actually changes... you should do more research.
@@FilmCooper dude you keep saying there’s nothing “wrong” with it then contradict yourself saying “oh he’s a fully grown man blah blah blah” like what? give the man a break geez
There is a reason: He did a lot of singing lessons, and worked his voice quite a bit over a very long time. So that's what his voice is now. Funny video, but yeah. It's not "put on". I have like 3-4 voices too, depending on my mood. ;-) The "Dune" bit was awesome! Love your stuff.
Oh, and congtats on 50k i no time!
I believe He was possessed by Elvis that why!! He spent a long time on Graceland
Y’all need to stop being mean. He has such a good heart and THE VOICE IS SO HOT
No
@@uggggggghhhhh i mean even cooper liked the comment so he must think its hot too
Who’s being mean?
Sweetie
No its not 🥴
Dang, it’s so noticeable... I forgot he did the voice for a sec so hearing it back is wild
Personally I think that voice got him laid like crazy and made him feel cool and he’s just not ready to give that up yet. I honestly can’t really blame him
yep
what austin is beautiful his voice doesn’t add much to his charm
@@shugochara9909 sure but the voice is hot too imo
@@shugochara9909if he stopped doing the voice half of his fan girls would say they don’t him anymore because he gave them an “ick” or something lol
I mean it's his voice so..
Yeah Heath Ledger was a method actor but Austin Butler took it to a whole new level. Method acting is a very serious and frankly dangerous approach to acting both physically and mentally. When ledger died, he didn’t die as the Joker, but ‘becoming’ the joker had a significant toll on his mental health and led him to make the decisions he did that lead to his death. It’s kinda scary, even if it isn’t what people think.
No you’ve got it all wrong. Heath had an accidental overdose due to his sleeping pills and other pills. He had insomnia forever but playing the joker aggravated the problem. He was in fact happy to play the joker and wanted to even reprise the role. Playing the joker didn’t directly lead to his death, it was more so his insomnia and an accidental overdose.
Dude keeps saying Austin is really good looking, meanwhile he's just as fine and doesn't seem to realise 🥵
The voice he has now is not the same to his voices for Elvis in the movie. In the Jimmy Fallon interview you can clearly see it because Austin does some of Elvis’ voices from the early days and later days and there is definitely shifts from is real voices to the ones he used in the movie, they don’t sound the same.
You are so freaking hilarious 😂. You' re extremely talented with your voice impersonations 🙏🏾💕
“I don’t like when a guy thinks he’s doing something” 💀
Also tbf these clips are like 10 years apart😭
the way he’s acting he knows he’s gonna be edited 😭😭😭
He is a MENACE and I am here for it
That was hilarious, especially your impression of him doing that lip bite😂 a year later he's still the same
People have been gaslit into believing this is real and that his voice still sounds this way 😂
If You're ever worried about making Your videos longer, please don't ever worry about that, I literally on every video I watch wish it was longer even the over 20-25 minute ones haha, amazing 🙏
Technically, all those three years were not dedicated to filming Elvis alone . I'm not sure why he keeps saying that when talking about Elvis. I guess it's a simpler narrative to explain what happened to him. So the whole "not seeing his family for three years" thing went like this (this is what I gathered based off of the timeline of events and Austin interviews/videos):
May 2022 was probably around the time he saw his family again. However, while Austin's main residence is in California, his sister doesn't live in California anymore (he briefly mentions that in the actors on actors interview). I think his dad lives in California, but I'm not sure (He mentioned in the past that his dad doesn't live in the same city as him). Austin also said his grandparents live in another state outside California. With Austin's busy schedule, he already has a hard time visiting his immediate family on the regular (he's been traveling to different states and countries filming different projects during his twenties).
Rewind two years, 2020 was the pandemic. SO MANY PEOPLE DID NOT GET TO SEE THEIR FAMILIES THAT YEAR. I'm tired of people ignoring that HUGE EVENT when Austin brings up not being able to see his family. Austin was in Australia scheduled to film Elvis during 2020. Tom Hanks was also filming Elvis in Australia and soon after, the news broke out that Tom Hanks caught Covid. This happened around early 2020. Australia was one of the few places in the world that put VERY strict curfews and travel restrictions during the pandemic. You couldn't really go in and out of Australia during that time. From what I remember Australia at the time was handling the pandemic better than the U.S. So Austin stayed in Australia for all of 2020. He mentions in the interview that he called and FaceTimed a couple family members and friends, but he mainly focused on getting Elvis right. Going from mostly playing simple, unchallenging teen shows to playing Elvis is not as simple as "just acting". If you receive a job that requires a lot more from you than what you are used to, you have to take it seriously and go above and beyond what is asked of you to achieve exceptional results.
Filming Elvis ended around March 2021, but Austin was hospitalized the day after filming ended. Once he was better, he went straight to London to film Masters of the Air, a show for Apple+. I think that was done filming around early February 2022. He was seen with his dad at the Elvis premiere at Cannes Film Festival in May 2022.
So, it was more like two and a half years (in some interviews Austin would say two years or two and a half years) that he didn't really see his family while he was filming Elvis AND Masters of the Air. I'm not sure why he's inconsistent when mentioning that. Maybe time became a blur to him while filming two huge projects back to back. Sorry this is so long, just wanted to clarify some things before people label Austin as someone who's doing some kind of phony "Jared Leto type" method acting. Also he's been smoking for a while, he put a lot of stress on his voice, and he's 31 Not everyone's voice stays the same as they get older, for example, Elvis' voice changed as he got older and when you hear his music and speaking voice, there is a difference between how he sounded in his early twenties and how he sounded in his late twenties/early thirties. Elvis smoked sometimes as well when he was alive.
Edit: With all that said, I think we should just accept that the ghost of Elvis Presley has possessed Austin Butler and all Elvis wants to do is get a second chance at becoming a serious actor, so he's staying in Austin's body for as long as he can. Austin mentioned that he was open to letting the spirit of Elvis take over him and let Elvis "feel the world again" through Austin. As long as Elvis isn't hurting anybody, I'd say let him do his thing (I say this as a joke btw).
This is the greatest comment I’ve ever seen. I think you’re right and now I’m gonna just pretend Elvis’ ghost is inside of Austin🫡
Number one, Elvis is not possessing Austin. Second his grandparents life in AZ. Phoenix I think. 3rd Austin has already made 3 movies since elvis wrapped and I imagine his voice is fine and possibly stretched during Dune. Read Dune if you want to know about Feyd Rautha. Also, Austin had been interviewed at least 30 times since elvis premiered. Talking constantly wears your voice out and makes it scratchy.
touch some grass. Peoples accents change even when they travel and aren't even studying an accent. Leave your bedroom please I beg
@@lifeissweet9826dude it’s a joke don’t go all serious on people saying Austin Buttler was possessed by Elvis Presley
I don't remember anything I just read because he said WHAT about the spirit of Elvis? That is so funny and pretentious 🤭 "I'm totally open to allowing one of the greatest icons and performers of the 20th century to enter my beautiful form and experience all that life has to offer as I too am beloved by ppl and women everywhere". That's not what he said, that's just what I heard.
When i played a Austin voice comparison from the Disney days to now for my dad, his response was, "He's just doing that to sell the film." Fairly plausible but he's not the only guy to play a character for a year and retain some of it coming out of the project
Isn't he 31 now? Yet you show a clip of him when he was 21--his voice has gotten deeper naturally
I'm sorry.... but you do think males voices just keep getting deeper with age? Hahaha they stop after puberty. What happens is called wear and tear. And if his voice changed that much in a 10 year period he should have a doctor check it out.
He's clearly faking
To the people defending that that is now his voice, maybe, but it's more than that, it's the slow way in which he talks and the mannerisms, he just acts like a f..k boy and it's very different from the way he talked and behaved before in circumstances where he was trying to impress: other interviews with ladies he was flirty with. And to me that's sad because I loved how natural he seemed to be in Shanaara (that's where I first saw him act) and I like him and want to see more of him and less of wannabe Elvis.
And why is that a problem? He's not hurting anyone.... I have also noticed he has picked up some flirty mannerism but why is that bad? It's makes him more charming and helps his career
@@newbeeify it's not bad per se but it looks and feels disingenuous because that's doesn't feel like Austin Butler being flirty but Austin Butler playing Elvis being flirty while out and about in the real world. To me instead of being more appealing it makes him less so.
@@SilkyCayla lmao then just ignore why do you feel the need to hate on him because of his voice?
@@newbeeify you need to get out of the house more into the real world where people have conversations about a topic and sometimes critique it and it doesn't equivalate to "hate".
This guy made a video, I replied to the conversation, if you disagree with our point of view, good for you, but you need to get used to people having differences in opinions, it's how the world works.
One last thing, Austin Butler is an actor whose career depends on him being likable at least from certain perspectives. If people get a negative impression of him due to how he chooses to express himself (mannerisms, tone of voice, giving an "i'm pretending" vibe) when he is presenting as himself and not a character, it will damage his career on the long run as he will be losing potential audiences (cause some people won't like him). Us pointing this out in a video and comments on CZcams, doesn't create the situation, we are not responsible for it's effects.
You are completely wrong in every way. While doing the play with Denzel his voice changed but he needed to be a "boy", in the play. Next he was in Once upon a time in Hollywood and his voice was quite low and raspy as Tex Watson. You should check that out. Then he went to Australia and watched tons of elvis documentaries and home movies. That's where the elvis southern voice comes from. For masters he had a voice coach to bring him back From the elvis voice. He had to start masters as soon as he got out of hospital. In parts of the elvis movie, he sounds like elvis I remember. That's what we want.
I always watch your videos and never got this. Thanks a lot❤
I find it funny that he still uses that voice
Austin Butler just announced he’s self conscious of his Elvis voice now and is “getting rid of it.” The first thing I thought is that I am SO EXCITED for you to talk about it!!!!
It’s like the Elvis voice felt so good he decided to adopt it for himself lol legend says he’s still in character
not only that, he acts porposfully stoic
It's not that crazy he's 31 now and I kind of think it's like Johnny Depp. He does not sound like himself anymore because of all of the character acting he has done. Austin spent like 3 years using that voice due to covid delays for the filming of the movie and the actual filming of the movie so it kinda makes a little sense that his voice is now altered.
When you do an accent for so long it can get hard tell what your old voice is. I used to have a standard english accent but then during the pandemic I would talk to my portuguese friends all day everyday for 2 year which then influenced my accent to sound more portuguese-american.
Honestly you’d be surprised, my boyfriend had a second puberty that started right around the age of 21, he got taller, more facial hair, and overall his looks and voice changed a lot. This was all in the 3 years we’ve been dating so I’ve definitely noticed it
No amount of voice deepening will take you from a Cali accent to a Southern accent 😂
I meeeaaaannnnn I can see it happening, I’m southern with a slight southern accent that’s mixed with an English accent and Australian accent after hearing those two accents a bunch of times.
Yay a full length video
To be fair, it has been about a decade since he was 21 yrs old. There is a TREMENDOUS difference in the tone of my voice from the years 20-30. If you've ever listened to the actual speaking voice of Elvis, you will quickly realize that Austin is speaking actually lower than Elvis Presley did. The other thing I have noticed is that Austin also has a somewhat raspy or smokey sound to his voice that is nowhere to be found in the actual speaking voice of Elvis Presley. I've never seen him speak about this or read anything about it, but I have to wonder if he smokes...or perhaps even starting smoking in an effort to change the sound of his voice. The other thing that I feel like is entirely possible is that in not breaking character for three years and as he admits ....loves Elvis as much as a family member.. in addition sees that he sure has watched his personal cool factor jump substantially when employing Elvis' mannerisms. I don't personally see Austin Butler as still being in character for Elvis, but it makes sense to me that to go out of his way to figure out how to pull some sort of reversal to get back to being high speaking CW heartthrob would be the goofiest shit of all.
Elvis spoke and dressed the way he did by emulating others borrowing this from here and this from other there and he became a super cool mfr.
I say let all the negativity go in one ear and out the other Austin.
I know this may not be much of a piece of proof BUT I've looked for his scenes on Once Upon a Time in Hollywood as Tex (it got out in 2019) and his voice is actually much more like in the 21-y-o interview. Now, he could be faking a high pitched voice and im really looking forward to people doing serious videos comparing how he spoke in interviews immediately prior to Elvis vs right now, cause I think that's when we'll know. Also, I'd really like to know what's up w the accent
5:39 He's goddamn right lol
We need an update, he’s STILL talking like Elvis. It’s been ANOTHER 5 months.
His voice sounds the same to me as a kid for “the Carrie diaries.”
sir, i cannot decide if you wanna be austin butler or be with austin butler, but its one of the two.
That's the vibe I get. This guy is crushing on elvis the way people did on elvis.
BOTH🫵😠
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I've seen him in multiple interviews... I agree with you!
Sounds like that Elvis voice must be hell on his vocal cords, he sounds like he's recovering from a cold at all times now
your TikTok videos have been sending me into orbit by the way
using an interview from 10yrs ago is not a good argument for this “he’s still using the elvis voice” claim😭 mostly cuz 1.) there’s barely any southern twang in his accent 2.) he’s 31 now and as you age your voice does get deeper. if you had used a clip from say 2017/2018 you would’ve found that his voice was going in a deeper direction.
i'm sorry but as biology student as men age their voice get higher not deeper
@@mickyhouse124 okay yeah sure, you filthy liar..lmao
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I totally changed my accent when I moved from Leesburg, Virginia, USA to London, Ontario, Canada. But I was a literal child, 5 years old, and it took 5 years to develop a Canadian accent, which really wasn't that different from my original accent to begin with. And to this day, I still get told I sound slightly American (Whatever that means 🙄). I have a hard time believing it was that easy for a grown ass man to permanently change his voice like that. TL;DR: if my accent didn't change that much, it's weird that his would.
No shade to Austin Butler. He's delightful! I just wanted to put that out there.
Some people absorb more than others. So just be grateful you're not an actor lmao.
You're using anecdotal "evidence" that accents can't change and it's dumb... because you might just be somewhat insensitive to sounds or stuck in your ways as a child. IDK if that's good or bad, but trust me that isn't everyone.
See cuz im the opposite, when i even stayed in Tennessee for 3 weeks, SOMEHOW i had a slight southern accent
@@jayb7425 i talk to a customer for a min and I have to consciously stop myself from mirroring them or copying their voice. but i have austism and adhd which both make mirroring second nature for me
Austin Butler is the true twin of Cole Sprouse
The Benedict Cumberbatch thingy was super funny
we've never met but u fr r my best friend nd homeboy i hope u keep making videos that are so you cuz they bring me so much comfort and cheer after a long and difficult day love u brother
Austin has gottn out of it with time. In his most recent interviews with Jodie he sounds absolutely normal and great, to be honest.
The fact that he's originally from California. But now has this ridiculous Memphis Elvis accent after a movie role is truly absurd. AND the excuses from the comment thread are hilarious. It's this exact same audience base that will typecast and pigeon hole him into being relegated to doing southern movies, Hallmark specials and biopics for the rest of his life.
its also prolly bcs this man has been studying elvis' voice for whole 2 years 💀
Breaking into the preacher accent at the end was so freaking funny
Ahhhh reminds me of when i had an obsession with the elvis movie and Austin Butler
He has embodied Elvis and his spirit. He is not faking anything
Charlie Hunnam had issues with a half British half American accent after his years of doing an American accent (Sons of Anarchy). He had to use a dialect coach to help him return to his natural dialect.
My son is in middle school and I can absolutely tell by the tone of his voice if he s talking to family or one of his buddies. He always drops it a couple levels to talk to his buddies
I love you so much for this bro 😂👌🏻 this is such a real thing, people faking their voice is hilarious
y’all are defending this man with your lives and he doesn’t even know you exist 😭😭😭 come in it’s JOKES. even if you do a role for a long time, YOUR VOICE DOESNT JUST CHANGE unless you’re doing something extreme. even if it does change in pitch that doesn’t mean the cadence or like swoops and dips of the voice just change. he’s doing it on purpose AND ITS OKAY. y’all clearly eat it up 😭😭 he’s just JOKING
Austin can talk however he wants 😉
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I’m a singer and my voice has definitely deepened over the last ten years. He’s like ten years older than he was during the Carrie diaries. I mean listen to Elvis’ voice when he started performing versus the end of his life. Drastically different.
Also my bf is from Ireland and picks up my American accent the more time he spends around me. But he went back to Ireland for like 7 months and came back with a thicker Irish accent. Now it’s back to the mixed thing since he’s lived here for so long. It’s weird haha
The amount of people who believe his entire accent that he had for 30 years magically changed because he did a voice for a movie role is not only insane but terrifying, I can't actually believe people are this dumb 🙄 Funny how this doesn't happen to other actors, just him. Some actors have to put on a completely different accent for an entire tv series, not just one movie, and they don't somehow get stuck that way like my god this is really what people believe! The madness has taken them!
Now I'm wondering how old Cooper is to say 21 is a grown ass man 😂 Nah he definitely had a long way to go, men's voices especially change from early twenties to late twenties, but that's not even the point, as many people who have been living in different countries/regions will practically all tell you: you pick up speaking patterns and accents insanely quick, and if you stay in one place for 2,3 years, you definitely bring that accent with you throughout your entire life. You can train yourself to speak any particular way as well, like forcing yourself to sound cute and then one day that actually becomes your voice.
I love him either way lol
I found your channel from the Cole Spouse video. I'm so glad I did because you're so witty and intellectual. I sincerely love the content. Binging it all currently.
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Idc if he is cringe or not
He is an amazing handsome actor and it's enough for me
You're really good at imitating his voice!
Hahahaha I’m dead. Also, as cooper points out, this isn’t just about the voice, y’all. It’s the entire velvety persona that has now wrapped him up so tight we can’t tell what’s real! This is a movie character. Not a human. Haha
I think dropping the voice of a character you spent 2 years getting into is harder than you think. When I go to Chicago for 2 weeks I have to spend another 2 weeks shaking the accent lol
SOMEONE TEACH THIS BOY HOW TO SAY ZENDAYA
The lengths a man goes to ask a random stranger to suscribe to their content. Anyways, you got your suscriber here. Love your personality. You make laugh so much. Greetings from Colombia❤
Definitely agree with you. It’s like after Elvis, the fame really started sinking in and now he’s become this overly pretentious guy
Hes so far from pretentious WHAT-
U are just a frustrated hater
I think it was more what Heath put himself through psychologically for that role that exacerbated his mental health issues, that's what people mean when they say the Joker killed him
I actually just subscribed because of that performance 💀
Bro is jealous of how deep his voice is now.
Definitely jealous of the dude that is obviously faking his voice to be deeper lmao
Hard to think of anything more pathetic.