es... ist zwar nicht die Musik die ich so höre, aber schmunzeln musste ich doch. Nur doof das ich den text schlecht verstehe, nicht wegen englisch, es hört sich für mich eher leicht undeutlich an.

Ja, ich weiß. Ich hab das in der Früh in einer halben Stunde zu einem Backing track aufgenommen und wollte es auch unbedingt in der Früh posten, bevor ich weggefahren bin.
Kann aber auch an dem gefaketen englischen Akzent liegen.^^
Falls du die lyrics andschaun willst. Das lied heißt: Too Fat Polka.

Es wundert mich allerdings, dass es dir scheinbar nicht bekannt vorkommen tut.
Nämlich daher: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3K3oTqHaG1Q

In der Version sollte aber alles verständlich (und wahrscheinlich noch lustiger) sein.

oha.. okay ich hab mich also nicht verhört. ^^' aber ich kannte es wirklich ned.

Ich kann dich aber beruhigen, Es ist auch nicht die Musik, die ich so höre.^^
Danke für den Fav.

Kennst denn das hier? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRgNOyCnbqg

... oh mist, muss ich das jetzt auf 'mature' umstellen?

ich glaub nicht das es unter mature sein muss. XD aber ja das kenne ich. typisch trolle, nur porn im schädel oder das grüne zeug. ^^

hehe. Ich hab mir mittlerweile die ganzen lieder von dem Musical reingezogen, von dem der Song stammt. Die sind ziemlich gut. Weiß nicht ob du's kennst. Es heißt Avenue Q.

I haven't heard this one in a long time...

V.

I guess it was right about time then. :D

What did you think of my British accent?

not knowing what you would sound like... how would I know?

V.

Hmm, I'm thinking that you mean sort of my natural accent?

German is my mother tongue.

I've got examples here, if you may:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/18208440/
(that's how I would naturally tackle english songs - i sound rather american there, i guess)

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4207381/
(meanwhile I dislike my choice of timbre there. At around 0:55 you can roughly hear my regular talking voice.)

I like the first example better... seems more straightforward with less pretense...

V.

Some experiments... are just meant to stay experiments.

Might I also ask you, which country or region you are coming from? Just to get this into the right context.

Florida, though my younger years were in Pennsylvania (up north, USA)

V.

So, how would you assess my accent, now that you know, what I commonly sound like, Vixyy?

it's odd because generally, though I hear an accent when listening to music, I don't really associate it with a nationality... my ear has never been that finely tuned...

V.

That's interesting. I have a general interest in languages and accents or any sort.
With most people, audio contributions, videos and such if naturally am primarily focus on the subject matter. But from time to time some weird sounding accent strikes me and I feel like I have to research that on its own.:3

Thank you for taking the time - listening through all that.

not a problem...

funny story - I once did the choreography for the sword fighting in the opera Romeo and Juliet. The opera people were wonderful and took me in as one of their own. (I'm glad I was sitting down when they began singing while swinging their swords.) One day they had a 'friends of the opera' gathering with a light buffet, and this one old fellow comes to sit next to me and begins a conversation about 'perfect pitch'. I remember his look when I explained I did not sing, but was only a sword fighter.

V.

funny indeed. It happened to me, too. But I guess I was the old man.^^
Sometimes you can get so enthusiastic about something that you get easily deceived.
These deceptions are mostly just based on miscommunication, I think - though sometimes it's intentional. :-/

Edit: A TEDtalk comes to mind here - loosely related, but very good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDy5j0c6TrU

Haha...! I just... yes x3

Hehehehe! Yes indeed! :D

you intensely played world of warcraft as well? I suppose my icon may point towards the fact that I have too.

anyway, nice work with your instruments and singing! I love how you brought a classic back with a more modern microphones and a different accent.

10/10

You can say that. I though you icon was an altered version of a Zelda character somehow. ^.^

Thank you. I can't take credit for the instrumental, because it was yoinked. Initially I didn't like it that much, but then I found it quite nice for what I was going to do with it. If I had the original arrangement of Arthur Godfrey, i couldn't have done it justice.

I thought, if I'm gonna do this why not play around with accents. I hoped it would add to the entertainment value.

10 of 10 Gnomes approve this? Yay!
That doesn't leave even an old Tauren Druid cold. :3

This was just made for funsies.

I appreciate your funsies approach.

I think sometimes just doing stuff for the sake of creating stuff is really important.

I had a bit of an epiphany today in that respect. I mean I probably figured it out before but I remembered again, y'know?

Not exactly, I guess. ^.^

I suppose with creating stuff you mean writing and composing?
My own way of composing has changed alot during the last years. In early times i've spent much more time writing sheet music and arranging instruments around melodies.
Nowadays more and more ideas manifest on accoustic guitar in the first place. I don't know when I've spent the last time dabbling around with a note editor. I miss it sometimes.

Covers on the other hand can give you practice in many ways, enhance your repertoire and are fun to do. But they are not always creative and you always get compared to a probably much apter artist.