Cockney.

Self-conscious Monster.

Unclear where this one came from. Enjoy!

Timid Child.

I would have used this a lot as a kid but I tend to slip into it now when I momentarily regress into a child-like state. It happens more often that you might think. Unless you think it happens nearly every day, in which case you would be right. Enjoy!

Gramps.

Alter ego to Old Lady. Meant for each other. Enjoy!

Drunk.

I'm drunk as hell! Used to imitate the adventures of Saturday nights. Enjoy!

Southern Man.

Just talk slower and add a little drawl. Lower your voice like you used to when you talked to your Golden Retriever. That's what I tell myself to get this voice just right. Enjoy!

Surfer Dude.

I don't know where this came from. Classic well-intentioned stoner surfer bro, man. Enjoy! PS. I'm not topless.

Queen.

Indeed, I've been doing this impression for quite some time. Good for sounding snooty or convincing people to hate you more. Enjoy!

12-Year-Old Boy.

I can do more variations on boy voices than this, but since many female voice actors are the voices of prepubescent boys, I thought I should throw a sample of that out there. Enjoy!

Therapist.

I've never seen a therapist. I probably should. This is what I would imagine it would be like.

La Française.

I have studied French since seventh grade, went on two family vacations, majored in it in college, and went abroad there for a semester. Obvi I like impersonating francophones.

Creepy Li'l Orphan.

I don't know where this comes from. It's just a good go-to creepy voice. No one likes British orphans who stutter and giggle, right? Like, in a creepy way? Enjoy!

Backwoods Hick.

Whelp, all the material from this video comes from my own life. Names are switched around but they're all people I know and the events are pretty accurate. Yay Idaho! Enjoy.

Sorority Girl.

Unfortunately, I use this voice to make a mockery of things I sometimes just want to say when I don't want to sound too much like a sappy girl... Enjoy!

Newscaster.

This voice is good for narrating my life. Or others'... Enjoy!

Hyper Boy.

This is my nerd expression outlet. I use it often. Enjoy!

New Yorker.

I live on the east coast now so you'd think I'd have developed this in recent months, but I began impersonating New Yorkers when I would accidentally mimic my piano teacher's pronunciation of both our names ("Lah-ra, this is Cah-rol. Just makin' showuh youwuh comin' tuya piAHno lesson.") I kinda missed her while making this video! Most of the fun is in the attitude. Enjoy!

Minnesotan Mom.

What can I say? I have one, so I feel I can impersonate them pretty easily. I could probably also do Minnesotan aunts, uncles, grandmas and grandpas. But for now, here's Minnesotan Mom! Enjoy.

Russian.

This one is not the best sample of my Russian accent... I get the most in the swing of things after singing Rachmaninoff's all night vigil for hours on end, which happens occasionally. But for now, it'll do. Enjoy!

Old Lady.

I feel like I'm gonna talk normally until like my 79th birthday and then I'll start doing this voice everywhere. Taping this one in the midst of Blizzard Nemo! Stay safe, everyone. I present, Old Lady! Enjoy.

Awkward British Girl.

I started doing this British Girl voice early on (British is one of the first accents you're exposed to from movies and such and the first enticing one to master, at least I found) and never stopped. The "character" behind the voice has become a somewhat awkward impersonator of others, frequently slipping into a sort of, "oh, hello, this is what I'm doing now, tadaaa..." higher voice and then petering off into mumbling something like, "anyway. that's okay." and being awkward for another moment before moving on. Since it's a hard pattern to break and I don't see any reason to try, I edited my "British Girl" accent to "Awkward British Girl" and went with it. So with no further ado, I grant you, Awkward British Girl. Enjoy!