If you’ve watched YouTube videos lately, you have probably noticed that many of them are louder than you are. Whether it’s PewDiePie’s yell or SammyClassicSonicFan’s clap, these YouTubers have a unique way of speaking.
YouTube’s unique way of speaking
There are several factors that make the voice used on YouTube distinctive from other forms of speech. Firstly, the accent on the words is often different from the way people speak in their natural language. This is similar to the way television broadcasters speak today. The voice is also similar to the way sales pitches are delivered.
YouTube vloggers also stretch their consonants and vowels. This is a way of speaking that allows them to gain an audience. They also tend to aspirate their vowels. For example, a vlogger in the PBS Idea Channel called Mike Rugnetta uses this voice to sneak in extra vowels in his words.
PewDiePie’s yell
PewDiePie is an internet sensation who has more subscribers than any other YouTuber. However, his recent livestream made headlines because he angrily yelled the n-word. Millions of people have watched the video, which contains strong language. PewDiePie has also been accused of racism and anti-Semitism.
PewDiePie has been making millions of dollars from his video games and has legions of fans. However, he has also been flirting with antisemitism and the alt-right movement. PewDiePie’s YouTube channel exploded in popularity, and he even made an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
PewDiePie’s clap
PewDiePie’s’meme clap’ is a popular YouTube phenomenon. During a Meme Review segment, he reviews a meme and gives it a score out of 10. In many cases, PewDiePie’s infamous clap kills the meme. Episodes of Meme Review often include a bonus meme. PewDiePie’s clop has become so popular that many fans wanted PewDiePie to start his YouTube Rewind 2018 with his clap.
PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg, has become one of the most popular YouTube personalities. He is a Swedish YouTuber who creates all of his content himself. He is also signed to an Indian music and film company, T-Series. His YouTube channel reached over 73 million subscribers as of December.
SammyClassicSonicFan’s yell
Sammy is a 22-year-old college student who became famous online due to his rants and videos. Although he never had much fame at the beginning, he’s since become a YouTube sensation with his short-tempered rants against the Sonic fan base. Since his return in 2015, Sammy has conducted two interviews with YouTuber Dillin Thomas and the local Indianapolis radio station.
Sammy’s yell on YouTube is made famous by the fact that he has a mild form of autism. The channel has a number of videos and many mirror channels re-upload them. He also frequently posts on his Instagram account.
PewDiePie’s complaints
PewDiePie has been making a lot of money on YouTube by making scream videos. His videos get really loud and have been viewed more than twelve billion times. He has 46 million subscribers. He claims that his recording room is soundproof, but his neighbors have complained about the noise. The landlord has also made an official noise complaint, which means he will have to move soon.
The controversies have caused some people in the gaming industry to distance themselves from PewDiePie. One such person is developer Sean Vanaman, who has taken down videos from PewDiePie. The developer of the popular games Firewatch and Campo Santo is a notorious closeted racist, and is using his influence to try to distance himself from PewDiePie’s YouTube channel.
SammyClassicSonicFan’s voice
SammyClassicSonicFan is a YouTube channel run by a classic Sonic fan. He began making videos in April 2013 and focuses mainly on video game reviews and occasional rants. He uploads multiple videos a week. After the “Stop Hating on Sonic” video, his popularity skyrocketed.
Sammy’s videos generally start with a 30 second intro and then go into random Sonic game play clips. He uses the word “frick” a lot and has bad drawings of the Sonic characters. The content of the videos is varied, from Sonic jokes to opinions on video games. In some videos, Sammy uses slang and uses violent language, while others simply include a clip of a real Sammy.
