The Top 50 Sexiest Accents In The USA – Ranked

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White people from the urban South seem to be losing their accents. I meet white people from places like Atlanta and Charleston pretty often and they don't really have a drawl.

Yea I’ve said this on here before several times. My friend who is born and raised in Charleston and was a professor at Howard in DC who now lives in Harlem blends in so well you wouldn’t even know he was from The South unless he told you.

There are elderly and middle aged New Yorkers who have more of a southern pitch in their voice than he does

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White people from the urban South seem to be losing their accents. I meet white people from places like Atlanta and Charleston pretty often and they don't really have a drawl.

A lot of Charleston white people never really had a super heavy drawl like that. white Folks who got long lineage in those older low country cities (Chuck,SAV, Wilmington, Brunswick) actually sound closer to what wealthy white folks in England sounded like 300 years ago than folks who live in England now. That’s why you see so many actors from UK or Australia playing old time period southern roles in movies and TV. Back then white folks from the low country usually had money, wasn’t no room for po hustling, sugar, rice and indigo was the only thing smoking. And that shyt was like oil sheik bread today. It was crazy. So they had any land that could turn a check on lock. So the poor folks, who usually was Scots Irish, had to move into the interior, 100-200 miles deep. And that’s where what you would call a southern drawl comes from, the folks who was basically frontiersmen, not wealthy slave owners. You can’t grow shyt in the red clay you start to find once you cross the sand hills and the fall lines, so them folks was poor white trash status early. Those are the ancestors of the rednecks and hillbillies. Not the low country white people. Most coastal white people are different, they usually got money, they usually from fam that goes back a long way in the area, and sometimes they damn near aristocratic actually. The south had the most loyalists to the crown during the Revolution, and they never really let go of that old English shyt. They don’t fit the uneducated trailer park stereotype. They just as conservative and racist, but they harder to spot, cuz they’ve been exposed to stuff and know how not to move. Even now, if you in the A and meet a white person from St Simons or Jekyll, they probably got long money.

And Atlanta is weird, yeah most white people don’t have a drawl, but Atlanta is also only 90 minutes east Alabama and 90 minutes south of the Appalachians, true hillbilly land all the way up to Ohio. So you will still hear it some, more so west and northwest of the city. But Atlanta itself ain’t that old, and it was never a planter/ slave city, it’s sole purpose was always transport and commerce, so you had a lot of outsiders pulling up off rip. The more racist and country white people in the area good for moving to the West or Southwest too- Bama, Bham, Panhandle Florida. Been that way for years. The younger ones want to go to Bham, and the older ones all want to go to Walton Co Florida and other nearby areas (Redneck Riviera).

Edit- really Hoover and other suburbs, Cacs don’t fukk with the city of Bham like that. That shyt Blacker than Atlanta.
 
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A lot of Charleston white people never really had a super heavy drawl like that. white Folks who got long lineage in those older low country cities (Chuck,SAV, Wilmington, Brunswick) actually sound closer to what wealthy white folks in England sounded like 300 years ago than folks who live in England now. That’s why you see so many actors from UK or Australia playing old time period southern roles in movies and TV. Back then white folks from the low country usually had money, wasn’t no room for po hustling, sugar, rice and indigo was the only thing smoking. And that shyt was like oil sheik bread today. It was crazy. So they had any land that could turn a check on lock. So the poor folks, who usually was Scots Irish, had to move into the interior, 100-200 miles deep. And that’s where what you would call a southern drawl comes from, the folks who was basically frontiersmen, not wealthy slave owners. You can’t grow shyt in the red clay you start to find once you cross the sand hills and the fall lines, so them folks was poor white trash status early. Those are the ancestors of the rednecks and hillbillies. Not the low country white people. Most coastal white people are different, they usually got money, they usually from fam that goes back a long way in the area, and sometimes they damn near aristocratic actually. The south had the most loyalists to the crown during the Revolution, and they never really let go of that old English shyt. They don’t fit the uneducated trailer park stereotype. They just as conservative and racist, but they harder to spot, cuz they’ve been exposed to stuff and know how not to move. Even now, if you in the A and meet a white person from St Simons or Jekyll, they probably got long money.

Yep. These were also the southern families that sent their sons up to Princeton and other Ivies instead of the SEC schools, which is also how I suspect their accents to have disappeared.

But the families of South Carolina’s low country along with the “Old Dominion” families of Virginia had the most pleasing southern accents to me, and it’s because, as you mentioned, their speech was but a slowed down and rounded version of the aristocratic English accent, to whom they were blood relations.
 

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Yep. These were also the southern families that sent their sons up to Princeton and other Ivies instead of the SEC schools, which is also how I suspect their accents to have disappeared.

But the families of South Carolina’s low country along with the “Old Dominion” families of Virginia had the most pleasing southern accents to me, and it’s because, as you mentioned, their speech was but a slowed down and rounded version of the aristocratic English accent, to whom they were blood relations.

Had to spend bout 8 months down near Savannah in my late teens, and it threw me for a big loop at first how those dudes down there sounded. I was writing my homeboy back home like yo it’s a lot up north dudes down here for some reason. And they didn’t sound NY or nothing, but here I am from the A, and these dudes from SAV and even smaller towns like Tybee or Darien sounding way less country than we do. Then after bout a month or 2 and I got to know some of them I just learned that was what a low country accent was. Some of them C Port cats had heavy thick drawls, but most of them didn’t actually. To me they sound like a country version of the Maryland accent without the funny sounding O’s and U’s. It still sounds southern, but it ain’t really a drawl in there, and they talk a little faster compared to other southern accents too.
 
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