BrownBunny
All Star
I grew up in STL County not the city. I’m not ashamed of it all. I proudly tell people when they ask me. I’ve never had a Southern or country accent. I’ve spoken the same way my entire life because it is the same way every around me speaks.Oh, well this explains it all.
The only way you could be an hour north of Chicagoland and be in Indiana is if you
go to Notre Dame or some other dainty bougie-ass school where you might as well
be in the part of Michigan where they eat pizza with a knife and fork, so you ashamed
of the Country ways from whence you came. Got it.
South Bend, idiot. I posted my voice. I don’t have a drawl. If you can hear someone clearly speaking without a Southern accent and still insist on this bullshyt, you’re trolling.You can't be an hour north of Chicago in Indiana. That place doesn't exist. You must've been in the back row of my middle school geography class.
This map is bullshyt for the simple fact that accents change once you leave out of the Chicagoland area.
You drive 1.5 hours south of Chicago in both Illinois or Indiana, you start to hear southern drawls.
Everybody knows this from Chicago and it's represented in all types of dialect maps.
St. Louis is 5 hours south of Chicago, you guys are going to absolutely have drawls.