supertotoro a little late to the show but this guy’s Swedish accent isn’t spot on, at best he sounds like a Norwegian that has a bad English accent hahaha
I'm Swedish and I never heard of anyone referring to the Swedish chef as ”the Norwegian chef”. We just say it in Swedish, so it is ”den svenska kocken”. Kock means chef and nothing else in Swedish. I promise. The Swedish word chef (pronounced with a long vowel, listen at Google translate for correct Swedish pronunciation) means boss, though…
Alexander ALLIN His Norwegian accent was excellent. People with poor English accents in Sweden (luckily they’re few) would use Swedish intonations and melodies, not Norwegian. Alexander Skarsgård does this on a late night show just to compare what he’d sound like if he’d speak with Swedish accent, and that of course is on point because he’s a Swede haha. Also yes, I’m a Swede don’t let my username fool you.
There was this show calledf Sheep in the big city which had an angry swede in it. They called him the "crazy swede" here in sweden so i've never heard of anyone saying the swedish chef was norwegian XD But one thing i know, i love when people make funny characters swedish. I dont take any offense at all. I'll just be standing next to them listening to the swedish anthem. "I waaaant to live, i want to dieeee in theeeee north~"
No. And because you asked, I looked it up. It was Greg Ellis. He played Michael Amador the virus broker on season three of 24. Adam Hills, on the other hand, hasn't done any voice acting. I wish he did though. Now I want to go through the trouble of making a video game, just so I can cast Adam Hills as one of the characters. Of course, in order to justify casting him, the character would only have one foot.
I'm an Aussie programmer and I could do it, but I reckon it'd be cooler if I did it in a world where everyone had robotic legs and he was the only character with human legs.
I did stand up around Austin for years back in the late 90’s, 00’s, and early 10’s. I literally did the bit about what non-English speakers must sound like when pretending to speak English (or other foreign languages). I even helped produced some RUclips videos of Chinese people pretending to speak English. This guy is a complete hack comic and steals his bits.
I also had a bit about how you know you’re about to hear the worst impression. Back then, everyone was trying to get into the impression game like Frank Caliendo. Because they couldn’t write an actual joke. Of course, most of the hack’s impressions consisted only of Arnold, Walken, and Shatner with the occasional very white sound Cosby. Terrible Impressionist will start with “you know who I love?” David. David. David. David. David. (They won’t stop saying your name until you say what?) Do you know who I love? Christopher Walken (they don’t let you try to answer their question) Then they want you to imagine that person in a situation they would never be in. Can you imagine if Christopher Walken worked at Burger King? That’s when you know you’re about to hear a terrible impression. The other thing terrible impressionists do is 1) just say the catchphrase of whomever they’re trying to impersonate, 2) say the name of the person they’re impersonating. Or for the RUclipsrs, 3) put up a picture of whom they’re impersonating. This guy did not fail to set up his terrible impression and terrible joke by saying who he loves, setting up a ridiculous situation, and saying the catchphrase.
The Swedish chef was very popular in Sweden :) We never knew what the Hördi Gördi he said but we loved him.
never heard anyone call him the Norwegian chef, but anyway this guy's swedish accent is spot on, great job!
supertotoro a little late to the show but this guy’s Swedish accent isn’t spot on, at best he sounds like a Norwegian that has a bad English accent hahaha
@@LinneAzalea id argue german with swedish inflections
I'm Swedish, and I approve this message! :)
BORK
Ray Williams JohnSEN. 😂
Claims to be Swedish but the comment contains neither a hurdy nor a gurdy. A bit suspicious I think.
This is hilarious!
Saw him at the O2 Muppet Show...doing parts of this routine...with the Swedish Chef himself!
Legend!
I'm Swedish and I never heard of anyone referring to the Swedish chef as ”the Norwegian chef”. We just say it in Swedish, so it is ”den svenska kocken”. Kock means chef and nothing else in Swedish. I promise. The Swedish word chef (pronounced with a long vowel, listen at Google translate for correct Swedish pronunciation) means boss, though…
Sadly, this isn't true. No Swede ever called the Swedish chef "Norwegian".
+TheAbsorbant Comic relief dude, it's not science but a comedy show. Let him say whatever he wants, as long as people laugh :'D
TheAbsorbant so you know every swedish person in the world
Correction Sweede*
Swede*
Jo visst fan.
I love Adam *sighs* *smiles* *sighs again*
The very end, Priceless!
Vad i hela hurdy gurdy säger du!?
Wonder where they got the hurdy gurdy-thing from - I mean, hurdy gurdys are found in Sweden, but it's more a Hungarian and French thing.
Ok but his Swedish accent is excellent
Rly?
Yes! One of the few people that aren't Scandinavian that actually get it right I feel :)
It's actually Really Really good XD. I'm a Swede, and we sound pretty happy and Stupid at the same time XD
You think?? I'm Swedish and I think he sounds more German or norweigan than Swedish hahaha
Alexander ALLIN His Norwegian accent was excellent. People with poor English accents in Sweden (luckily they’re few) would use Swedish intonations and melodies, not Norwegian. Alexander Skarsgård does this on a late night show just to compare what he’d sound like if he’d speak with Swedish accent, and that of course is on point because he’s a Swede haha. Also yes, I’m a Swede don’t let my username fool you.
I love the muppet show my father had all the seasons on vhs and my favourite was the Swedish chef hurdy gurdy hurdy gurdy
Im swedish and i wish that our national antem would sound like that tho😂
I did legitimately use that joke on some Swedish friends a while back.
@@theblackwidower haha nice😂👌 but tbh if you cant speak swedish it kinda sounds like that tho😆
Brutal.
HIS SWEDISH ACCENT IS ON POINT
Hauyne Geek HIS NORWEIGAN ACCENT IS ON POINT! Like really, super good! A Norwegian with a poor English accent, of course
There was this show calledf Sheep in the big city which had an angry swede in it. They called him the "crazy swede" here in sweden so i've never heard of anyone saying the swedish chef was norwegian XD
But one thing i know, i love when people make funny characters swedish. I dont take any offense at all. I'll just be standing next to them listening to the swedish anthem. "I waaaant to live, i want to dieeee in theeeee north~"
I once some people that the swedish chef constantly speaks about his wonderful wife and they believed me lol
No in Sweden we called him the Norwegian chef
isn't he the voice of Phillip Lombard in the PC game And Then There Were None?
No. And because you asked, I looked it up. It was Greg Ellis. He played Michael Amador the virus broker on season three of 24.
Adam Hills, on the other hand, hasn't done any voice acting. I wish he did though. Now I want to go through the trouble of making a video game, just so I can cast Adam Hills as one of the characters. Of course, in order to justify casting him, the character would only have one foot.
I'm an Aussie programmer and I could do it, but I reckon it'd be cooler if I did it in a world where everyone had robotic legs and he was the only character with human legs.
It’s the same as the Swedish baker in Family Guy; He sounds more like a Norwegian than a Swede😂
Um, no that's Swedish. Swedes don't sound like Raul the Busboy on "Seinfeld," or Arnold Schwarzenegger when they speak English you moron.
@@robjackson5245 are u from sweden?
@@MM-ns2ee No but I happen to know Swedes.
They don't sound one bit Latin in their accents when they speak English moron. XD
@@robjackson5245 as a swede myself i think he sounds like hes from norway more :)
@@MM-ns2ee You idiot Swedes sound like that. They don't sound Latin in their English accents or like Arnold Schwarzenegger when they speak English.
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LMAOOO THIS IS SO TRUE HUR DE GUR
I did stand up around Austin for years back in the late 90’s, 00’s, and early 10’s. I literally did the bit about what non-English speakers must sound like when pretending to speak English (or other foreign languages). I even helped produced some RUclips videos of Chinese people pretending to speak English. This guy is a complete hack comic and steals his bits.
I also had a bit about how you know you’re about to hear the worst impression. Back then, everyone was trying to get into the impression game like Frank Caliendo. Because they couldn’t write an actual joke. Of course, most of the hack’s impressions consisted only of Arnold, Walken, and Shatner with the occasional very white sound Cosby. Terrible Impressionist will start with “you know who I love?”
David. David. David. David. David.
(They won’t stop saying your name until you say what?)
Do you know who I love? Christopher Walken (they don’t let you try to answer their question)
Then they want you to imagine that person in a situation they would never be in.
Can you imagine if Christopher Walken worked at Burger King?
That’s when you know you’re about to hear a terrible impression.
The other thing terrible impressionists do is 1) just say the catchphrase of whomever they’re trying to impersonate, 2) say the name of the person they’re impersonating. Or for the RUclipsrs, 3) put up a picture of whom they’re impersonating.
This guy did not fail to set up his terrible impression and terrible joke by saying who he loves, setting up a ridiculous situation, and saying the catchphrase.
your Swedish accent sound more german haha