Hiccup is probably the most Canadian character in existence. He's polite to the point of befriending the beasts that supposedly murder and feast on his people.
@@tylersmith3139 we don't know how it started but humans farming and taking livestock can also be attributed to this. Cause think about it. When humans weren't raising the livestock sheep, pigs and cows roam free and these were what dragons may have hunted but because humans took all of them dragons were left with no choice but to hunt fishes and sometimes steal the livestock. Then since dragons are taking the livestock humans retaliated and dragons defended or retaliated back thus the war
A true Marklander and his Marklandic dialect. ‘Markland’ was what Vikings called Labrador, which is continental Canada. They called Newfoundland Island ‘Vinland’ and Baffin Island ‘Helluland’.
I feel adding the accent is good cus even when i first watched it i was like "his dad has an accent, everyone around him has an accent, how come he doesnt have an accent???"
“Let’s do that again, you sounded too Canadian.” You got the balls to say that about a guy voicing a character who lives on an island full of people who speak in SCOTTISH and ENGLISH ACCENTS???
I’m 25 and I’ve loved HTTYD movies for the past ten years and admittedly it’s the movie that introduced me to Jay so when I hear his voice all I hear is Hiccup ❤️
Same! I just saw him in some Christmas movie/show, unsure, something Moodys? Idk, but I was like 'Whoa! Mom! It's Hiccup!' and she apparently is awful at recognizing voices, cuz she's like "Are you sure??" Nice to have a face to go with the voice
I am with you on this one. My mom is confused on why i love this series. this series reminds me of what family relationships should be like. I mean Stoic HELLO! that and "OUR DRAGONS!!!
He's so Canadian he can't help himself from including Andy in the conversation at every opportunity. Also, he probably respects Andy for how genuinely funny he can be.
It was to give an added noticible distance between the generations. If you watched the special, Hiccup and Astrid's kids sound Scottish to illustrate their great difference from their parents, and identifying with their grandparents' generation in their fear and let's kill it attitude towards dragons.
Always thought it was because Hiccup's dad (Gerard Butler) who is Scottish didn't want, or wasn't instructed, to change his accent and the other actors followed along because he was playing the village chieftain.
It was also done as a conscious decision. The directors wanted to emphasise the difference between the generations. The older generation who didn't want to change, and the younger one who were willing to change. So they gave the older generation accents to set them apart from the kids just that little bit more.
@@vzmkitty search for: Jay Baruchel how to train your dragon the hidden world is very moving Conan The joke is at the very end but I recommend watching the whole 3 minutes
I've literally never ever heard this dude outside of how to train your dragon films or seen him and it blows my mind that he doesn't change his mind at all
Heather anne She’s out of my League, This is the end, Goon, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice! He’s been in quite a few Movies both before and During How to train your dragon
@Kai Evans I hear ya. I was just thinking how I heard differences when I moved from Ontario to BC. Words like "aunt," in Ontario it sounded more like "ant" and in BC it sounds more like "awnt."
It is always weird to take the voice off of an animated character and see it on the real actor. When he talks it makes sense bc his mount moves with the words but when he started laughing it was like oh my gosh it’s hiccup’s laugh 😆
Maybe he's a linguist, so he doesn't discriminate. People have used "snuck" for hundreds of years, so it's part of modern, albeit informal, English now.
I studied linguistics in graduate school and physics in undergrad. I like astrophysics and I agree that Pluto isn't a planet. But "scientifically," I think "snuck" is a word, and you can find it in the majority of dictionaries. 😅
Director: Jay, let's do that one again, you sounded a bit Canadian Jay: Oh, were the Vikings American? I wasn't aware of that. Honestly, that is something Hiccup would say.
We've known our family is from Canada but it wasn't until this last year we found our ancestors had migrated from norway, sweden area of the world. Mom's gone kinda hard core viking this year.
I miss Jay. Hope Nicholas Cage and Jay can make a movie again tomorrow. Maybe Sorcerer's Apprentice or National Treasure sequels or anything. I love them.
Very late to the game, but I served Jay one time when I was working at a dispensary in Toronto and he was so kind and low key!! He even was wearing sunglasses and a ball cap so I barely recognized him at first but it was such a nice experience 😊
Jay Baruchel and Justin Long are a couple actors I wish got more recognition. Justin Long gets an okay amount, but they both deserve more! Great guys, great actors, and they're roughly in my age-range, so I find their roles relatable! :D
Where my fellow Canadians at? Who remembers him from “My Hometown”? Now...manyyyy years later and he’s still in Hollywood. That’s crazy - way to go, Jay!
I learned today that Jay grew up like an hour away from my hometown and I'm literally speechless as I'm writing this. The HTTYD trilogy has always been my favorite and now I'm just falling more in love with it than I already was which, apparently, is possible hahaha..!
I think its because us canadians grew up with our parents being very passive aggressive towards us that we act that way and pass it on. Its a never ending cycle of passive aggressiveness and I love it lol. We also like to use facts and history to so that killed me at the end hahaha
I haven't seen any of those dragon movies, but I loved this dude in "She's Out of My League" and "The Sorceror's Apprentice" (shut up it was better than you think).
Jay Baruchel Movies 1. Hiccup - How To Train Your Dragon 1, 2, 3 The Hidden World, Homecoming 2010 - 2014 - 2019 2. Jay Baruchel - This Is The End 2013 3. Kevin Sandusky - Tropic Thunder 2008
One little daring feature the 1st movie had was an end credits song that was in a nordic language (instead of English). The other two did not, let alone the different specials and the Netflix series.
einat1622 the first movie by far surpassed the other two. As soon as Sanders left, the franchise suffered. DeBlois has a tendency to go OTT on the dramatisation. The first movie was the only one that was self aware and tongue in cheek. The other two films took themselves too seriously and fell just a bit short.
@@c0ronariu5 Agreed. Have you watched the TV series? Because I think they retained the spirit/humour of the first movie a bit better than the later 2 films, although the dragons were a bit dumbed down.
honestly, kids being disappointed that he's the voice of hiccup is the most hiccup horrendous haddock III thing.
You just gestured to all of him.
Lmao xD
Jesus Christ capitalize his name.
that’s Devastating
Indeed the references are strong in this one
Hiccup is probably the most Canadian character in existence. He's polite to the point of befriending the beasts that supposedly murder and feast on his people.
The conflict arose because dragons were eating their sheep, not them.
@@tylersmith3139 we don't know how it started but humans farming and taking livestock can also be attributed to this. Cause think about it. When humans weren't raising the livestock sheep, pigs and cows roam free and these were what dragons may have hunted but because humans took all of them dragons were left with no choice but to hunt fishes and sometimes steal the livestock. Then since dragons are taking the livestock humans retaliated and dragons defended or retaliated back thus the war
That tracks.
Lol Canadians aren't really that nice, they just smile while they they insult you so you don't notice 😅
A true Marklander and his Marklandic dialect.
‘Markland’ was what Vikings called Labrador, which is continental Canada. They called Newfoundland Island ‘Vinland’ and Baffin Island ‘Helluland’.
Director: Jay, let's do that one again, you sounded a bit Canadian
Jay: Oh, I'm sorry, didn't realize that vikings were American
DAMN
And notice that he snuck the apology in there too. Classy
TytyTheEgg
Passive aggressiveness in its purest state
Lol I laughed so hard
JoshJenrayAK47 as a Canadian I can say we are sometimes very passive aggressive while apologizing😂😂
Victoria Burrows being passive aggressive is my life as I am a very angry Canadian who still has to find a way to be nice.
I feel adding the accent is good cus even when i first watched it i was like "his dad has an accent, everyone around him has an accent, how come he doesnt have an accent???"
That was intentional to show the disconnect between the generations
I still love Gerald Butler's voice.
He’s the chosen one.
That's werid because I'm Scottish and I was like "Why do all the kids have an accent but no one else does?"
@@oliviawoloshyn5824 listen to or watch CBC news then American news. There is a difference.
His voice is so cartoony and distinguishable I'd freak out if I heard him passing by
Genesis Funes same
Yeahh ikr XD
i would be like "HICCUP IS REAL!??!"
So would I!
He laughs like he's having fun, but he tells stories like the teacher just asked him a question.
LMAO
Anyone remember “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice”
Underrated movie.
The Prime Merlinean!!! Lol
Great movie.
*Sarcerer's
Ong I love that movie
“Let’s do that again, you sounded too Canadian.”
You got the balls to say that about a guy voicing a character who lives on an island full of people who speak in SCOTTISH and ENGLISH ACCENTS???
American*
@@multifandomqueen No. Only the kids had American accents. All the adults were either Scottish or English.
@@nofacedgoldfish6216 all the adults had Scottish accents. None had English ones.
@@mitchelllombard3789didn’t viggo have an english accent
@@HORROR4EVER I don't know who that is, sorry
I’m 25 and I’ve loved HTTYD movies for the past ten years and admittedly it’s the movie that introduced me to Jay so when I hear his voice all I hear is Hiccup ❤️
C Tran I love them, too!
Same! I just saw him in some Christmas movie/show, unsure, something Moodys? Idk, but I was like 'Whoa! Mom! It's Hiccup!' and she apparently is awful at recognizing voices, cuz she's like "Are you sure??" Nice to have a face to go with the voice
I love his voice so much
I am with you on this one. My mom is confused on why i love this series. this series reminds me of what family relationships should be like. I mean Stoic HELLO! that and "OUR DRAGONS!!!
He's so Canadian he can't help himself from including Andy in the conversation at every opportunity. Also, he probably respects Andy for how genuinely funny he can be.
Canadian politeness is genetic.
I always wondered why the rest of the vikings have Scottish accents in that movie.
Presumably, because Vikings invaded and colonized much of Scotland. Many Scottish words and place names are of Viking origin.
It was to give an added noticible distance between the generations. If you watched the special, Hiccup and Astrid's kids sound Scottish to illustrate their great difference from their parents, and identifying with their grandparents' generation in their fear and let's kill it attitude towards dragons.
Always thought it was because Hiccup's dad (Gerard Butler) who is Scottish didn't want, or wasn't instructed, to change his accent and the other actors followed along because he was playing the village chieftain.
@@R.M.MacFru Uh what? The girl doesn't sound Scottish
It was also done as a conscious decision.
The directors wanted to emphasise the difference between the generations. The older generation who didn't want to change, and the younger one who were willing to change. So they gave the older generation accents to set them apart from the kids just that little bit more.
As the mother of a 2 year old who is addicted to Dragons, I can def confirm that Hiccup is Canadian. He says 'bud' just about every other sentence.
BEST THING I’VE EVER HEARD
HICCUP’S CANADIAN
WOOPWOOP!!
Time to bring out the maple people
Best thing I heard is "Surabhi Nair" is Canadian....
His humour is criminally underrated. I'll never forget his Russian roulette joke
I also want to know.
@@vzmkitty search for: Jay Baruchel how to train your dragon the hidden world is very moving Conan
The joke is at the very end but I recommend watching the whole 3 minutes
I've literally never ever heard this dude outside of how to train your dragon films or seen him and it blows my mind that he doesn't change his mind at all
Heather anne watch the movie “Goon”. Totally different character. He’s hilarious.
This is the End as well.
I shall thanks!
Heather anne She’s out of my League, This is the end, Goon, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice! He’s been in quite a few Movies both before and During How to train your dragon
@@stevenperez845 damn I really need to catch up then
“He’s from how to train your dragon/this is the end/tropic thunder”
HARD RIGHT JAY
Elisa Grace I think I love you
When Jay said ' oh im sorry didn't realize vikings were american' I was like that is the most hiccup haddock thing to say ever.
You can hear it in the second movie at the end when he does his "this is Berk" speech. When he says "against us," you can hear his canadian
How does a Canadian say ‘against us’ compared to an American?
@@ReelSchool American pronunciation: Ag-enst, Canadian pronunciation: Ag-aynst
@@13wilsonh Most Canadians say A-genst.
Been a fan of his since watching him as a kid hosting the Canadian kids series 'Popular Mechanics for Kids' with Elisha Cuthbert.
BKAllmighty doesn’t that just make you feel old? Same here.
YES! This and 'My Hometown' lmao
Oh my god youre right how did i forget this
You just blew my mind. I somehow didn't realize that was him.
Elisha Cuthbert is Canadian?
Maybe it’s because I’m Canadian too but I don’t notice an accent 😅
jen meow same here 😂
Yall say your O's and your A's differently. "Tomoorrow" and "draygon."
@@jamieohjamie just like Americans say ruff instead of roof and woof instead of wolf.....
@Kai Evans I hear ya. I was just thinking how I heard differences when I moved from Ontario to BC. Words like "aunt," in Ontario it sounded more like "ant" and in BC it sounds more like "awnt."
@Kai Evans and every knows about the notorious Boston accent.
It’s like Tom Hanks meeting kids as Woody. The kids are always like “yea ok”.
I knew it was him immediately... You can never forget the voice of the sorcerers apprentice 😍
It is always weird to take the voice off of an animated character and see it on the real actor. When he talks it makes sense bc his mount moves with the words but when he started laughing it was like oh my gosh it’s hiccup’s laugh 😆
He will always be the guy from "she's out of my league" to me, and I love him for it 😍
Love that movie. "Rough patch, rough pumpkins!"
@@Amazayne comedy gold!
Slapshot Regatta !!
It's such a good movie, an underrated comedy.
One of my favorites! STICKY WICKET!
Does anyone remember 'Popular Mechanic For Kids?' Growing up in Canada I loved that show! He co-hosted with Elisha Cuthbert.
Omg yessssss I loved that show!!!!! I've been looking everywhere for someone who knows that show. Finally I found someone!!!!!!
Oh wow, I didn't know that was him!
KELEX 🤯🤯🤯 Oh my god!!! I didn’t even realize that was him!!! Thank you for bringing back my childhood ❤️❤️
He was a boy scout on The Worst Witch with Felicity Jones when they came over to Canada to film that one outdoors episode somewhere in the GTA
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat, I never even made the connection, omg
"Snuck isn't a word Conan", the rest is history
Damn it thats the first thing that came to my head when I read the title.
yeah he went to howard he should know that
@@sameerahmed-gx8js he also went to Colbert...
Maybe he's a linguist, so he doesn't discriminate. People have used "snuck" for hundreds of years, so it's part of modern, albeit informal, English now.
I studied linguistics in graduate school and physics in undergrad. I like astrophysics and I agree that Pluto isn't a planet. But "scientifically," I think "snuck" is a word, and you can find it in the majority of dictionaries. 😅
He looks like a real life version of hiccup.
It's nice to hear the voice of hiccup, How to train your dragons will always been my favorite kids movie.
Idk if it's bc I'm Canadian but I LOVE his voice
Director: Jay, let's do that one again, you sounded a bit Canadian
Jay: Oh, were the Vikings American? I wasn't aware of that.
Honestly, that is something Hiccup would say.
I love conan's reaction to hearing Jay's canadian accent pop up in the first 17 seconds.
The kids’ reactions to meeting Jay is like... exactly what would happen to Hiccup
We've known our family is from Canada but it wasn't until this last year we found our ancestors had migrated from norway, sweden area of the world. Mom's gone kinda hard core viking this year.
What I find fascinating is that his VOICE IS LIKE THAT IN REAL LIFE! It's so unique!
Love the way Jay mumbles when he talks lol 😍
Me watching the series rn...me searching up who vocies hiccup...me watching this the line I just heard "hiccup" say "No dad please dont kill me!!!"
I think it's funnier to think of Hiccup as having a predominantly Canadian accent.
Such an underrated actor, might be cool to meet him :)
I miss Jay. Hope Nicholas Cage and Jay can make a movie again tomorrow. Maybe Sorcerer's Apprentice or National Treasure sequels or anything. I love them.
That was such a Canadian fit that he had 😂🇨🇦. PS I looooove the How to Train Your Dragon movies!!!!!!
I'm thankful he was hiccup's voice actor, he played it perfectly.
Me: a Brit
Also me: Americans and Canadians sound the same
Tom White
Me: a Canadian
Also Me: I also cannot hear the difference.
Americans have bigger differences with other americans compared to us ! Silly!!
Me also a Canadian: doesn’t know the difference whatsoever
Americans pronounce sorry as saurry and Canadians pronounce it the proper way which would be sorey because where tf is the A in sorry 🤦♂️
"About"
Americans: "Ab-owt"
Canadians: "A-bout"
"Sorry"
Americans: "Saw-ree"
Canadians: "Sore-ee"
"Roof"
Americans: "Ruph"
Canadians: "Roof"
"Car"
Americans: "CAh"
Canadians: "Car"
"Please"
Americans:
Canadians: "Please"
"Thank you"
Americans:
Canadians: "Thank you"
There you go
"Are the Vikings American I wasn't aware of this"😂 the most snarky Hiccup comeback ever
please him and hiccup have the exact same personality it’s adorable
As a fellow Canadian this is pretty cool to find out!!!
"Snuck is not a word, Conan. You went to Harvard and you should know that."
Harvard Boating School
Give your balls a tug no one cares
I ever actually noticed he had an accent.
Probably because I’m Canadian.
“I just decided that Hiccup’s Canadian” lol🤣🤣🤣
Tropic thunder rocked
He sounds like Christian Slater to me at times
I can hear that
I've always thought so, but especially in the 1st How to Train movie. Probably because he's using an American accent.
OMG YES
Guest speaks : hi Jimmy
Jimmy Fallon: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!
CONAN speaks: hi
Guest : HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
that's the difference !! 👍
RUclips comment section and just the community in general is so cringe lol
Fallon makes guests feel confident enough to bring higher energy. Talk shows would be boring if everyone had the same style
Very late to the game, but I served Jay one time when I was working at a dispensary in Toronto and he was so kind and low key!! He even was wearing sunglasses and a ball cap so I barely recognized him at first but it was such a nice experience 😊
Jay Baruchel and Justin Long are a couple actors I wish got more recognition. Justin Long gets an okay amount, but they both deserve more! Great guys, great actors, and they're roughly in my age-range, so I find their roles relatable! :D
Where my fellow Canadians at? Who remembers him from “My Hometown”? Now...manyyyy years later and he’s still in Hollywood. That’s crazy - way to go, Jay!
I remember him from Popular Mechanics for kids.
i remember a certain episode where elisha had ... hiccups :))
@@phoebeorbase4558 😉
@Kyle Jeffery I am not surprised at all that she made it.
This isn’t a Canadian accent. It’s a jay baruchel accent.
I was hoping he would throw in an 'Are You Afraid of the Dark' reference when talking about his old projects.
Would have been great.
Check out 'The Trotsky' and 'Good Neighbors.' Two Canadian films starring Jay and both directed by Jacob Tierney.
Love his hair cut!!
The Infidel hahaha!
Just watch this with your eyes closed and it's definitely Hiccup 😂
He looks like if jerry seinfeld and tyler joseph had a baby
Oh my God you're right I love you
Jay,you are great in the movies,’Knocked Up’ and ‘This is the End!’
1:05 He sounded like Elmo for a sec
Honestly, when watching 'this is the end' i couldn't stop imagining Hiccup, like when he said dragons in "this is the end' i like freaked out.
I didn't even notice the accent
Probably because I'm also from Ontario as well lmao
Who's been a fan since Are You Afraid of the Dark? Only Canadians in their 30s, I suppose
I have! YTV baby!
Popular mechanics for kids!
My Home Town
Popular mechanics for kids! I watched the crap out of that show.
Omg yea
I close my eyes and I just see hiccup sitting crossed legged being in this interview.
First movie ive seen him was Shes out of my league. Since then ive been a fan
Marl Piece Same
I learned today that Jay grew up like an hour away from my hometown and I'm literally speechless as I'm writing this. The HTTYD trilogy has always been my favorite and now I'm just falling more in love with it than I already was which, apparently, is possible hahaha..!
I think its because us canadians grew up with our parents being very passive aggressive towards us that we act that way and pass it on. Its a never ending cycle of passive aggressiveness and I love it lol. We also like to use facts and history to so that killed me at the end hahaha
I remember watching one of the movies and hearing hiccup say something that sounded so off which was probably Jay's canadian showing.
I LOVE HIS LAUGH!!!!!
Love. I have always loved Jay. He is wonderful. Literally fell in love w him early on. Great actor. Cool guy for sure.
Jay is so cute🥰👍💜
He has one of the best laughs I ever heard
"Grounded In Historical Accuracy" hahahahahaha.... That was a great interview.
His role in tropic thunder was probably he’s most enjoyable for him
If I close my eyes i see Conan interviewing Hiccup in my mind 😁
Watching this I couldn’t stop myself from imaging hiccup actually being in this interview
I recently rewatched all the movies back to back and never once noticed his accent.
"Hey, hey! I know him! He's that guy! The one from My Hometown that aired on YTV!"
...said no one ever when talking about Jay Baruchel.
*We Canadians say those properly...* @2:36
🇨🇦
Not properly, but better than the Yanks at least.
ears: hiccup
eyes: jay
I haven't seen any of those dragon movies, but I loved this dude in "She's Out of My League" and "The Sorceror's Apprentice" (shut up it was better than you think).
I find it funny because the Vikings were the first to explore Canada and made a colony there
Real Hiccup!!! How cool, his character looks so much like him IRL
Jay Baruchel
Movies
1. Hiccup - How To Train Your Dragon 1, 2, 3 The Hidden World, Homecoming 2010 - 2014 - 2019
2. Jay Baruchel - This Is The End 2013
3. Kevin Sandusky - Tropic Thunder 2008
Nick and Norah's! You were so good in that. Now I have to watch it again.
the fact that he doesn't alter his voice at all so if i listen to this with my eyes closed i can picture hiccup perfectly i-
I love you jay big fan ...
All I hear is Hiccup doing interview 😭😭😭😭
He has the cutest laugh.
I love him! Awesome guy
Come to think of it, I've never heard Hiccup's laughter before.
So that's what it sounds like- 1:58
Huh.
Beyond the latest movies, I know him best from PMK. So I was shocked the first time I saw him in a movie. Man, it's been years since then....
I love his voice 🥺😂
Technically the Vikings were indeed more Canadian than American since they had a settlement in Newfoundland!
Yeah, but remember: they weren't part of Canada till 1949 ... !
3:11 I'm pretty sure that's the reason we wont have a 4th movie
lmfao i luv him
One little daring feature the 1st movie had was an end credits song that was in a nordic language (instead of English). The other two did not, let alone the different specials and the Netflix series.
einat1622 the first movie by far surpassed the other two. As soon as Sanders left, the franchise suffered. DeBlois has a tendency to go OTT on the dramatisation. The first movie was the only one that was self aware and tongue in cheek. The other two films took themselves too seriously and fell just a bit short.
@@c0ronariu5 Agreed. Have you watched the TV series? Because I think they retained the spirit/humour of the first movie a bit better than the later 2 films, although the dragons were a bit dumbed down.