I'm sure most of you have *some* kind of accent you find hawt (except probably midwest-American). So I just threw this together of my top three.

--Russian
I've often theorized Russians take all their tenors out as kids, and exile them. It seems the adult males universally are baritones or lower. Which is just fine with me. So not only is it all the deep masculine guttural tones, for some reason their broken English makes it even better. This was also an excuse to draw Grigori, from a recent storyline of Catena Manor ( https://www.catenamanor.com ). Treiss' father Grigori is epitome of the big, loud, cheery, but forceful Russian sort. And he's haaaaaaawt. Could stand to lose a few pounds, but with those arms, jawline, and accent, YESPLS. The creators of Catena, incidentally, have been informed of my crush and think it's hilarious ;-p

--Australian
I don't think this needs much explanation since I know a lot of folks who agree. While I'm sure most of us are aware (and don't care) that a lot of media portrayals of Australians are totally wrong, I would also wager a plenty of Australian natives play it up jut cuz us Yanks are fun to mess with. As you very well should, dangit.

--Southern
Okay, this requires a bit of explanation. Yes, there are certain types of drawls that drive me wild. Unfortunately I don't know the regions well enough to know the nuances of Southern dialects...not as big on the twang in some areas. The easygoing cowboy sort is probably my favorite.
As a bit of an embarrassing anecdote, however...one time at work (if you've missed it, I'm a tax accountant), I needed to call the Kentucky Department of Revenue for some assistance. The agent I spoke to on the phone had THE SEXIEST VOICE. I don't know if any of my cubicle neighbors noticed how turned on I was (I hope not). In reality I don't know if this guy is some balding geeky accountant, but his voice had it all; soft, slow, relaxed, a nice drawl. While I have a penchant for bad boys, this was unquestionably a bedroom voice. Plus he was extremely pleasant and helpful, which just added to it XD

Ahem.

Honorable mention goes to Brits, although I also don't know the regional dialect specifics there either...it's the more "upper-class" ones that I like, and oddly, I like them best on women o.0 If you ever hear the real (non-acting) speaking voices of Kate Winslet (NOT in Titanic mode) or Marina Sirtis (aka Counselor Troi), ooooh yes. Dat's it.

So. What about you?

[edit] Interesting. A cursory glance of the thread shows a lot of Irish and Scottish in addition to the above. Very curiously, the traditional "sexy" romance languages (Spanish, French, Italian) are relatively underrepresented. I wonder why. Maybe most of my readers are male, and those languages would go over better with the ladies?