HoardganizedJen wrote:They'll probably make her speak very slowly and clearly like she did in those Splenda videos. Because she isn't used to enunciating, when she does slow it down she sounds kind of... dim. Dimmer than usual at least
Yeah, and I think if she would make more of a point to enunciate in her everyday life, she'd become more natural at it and not sound like such a robot when she is asked to do it.
I don't think she realizes how annoying her voice is, and it's not just one thing. She's dealing with lower jaw that seems slightly malformed/underbite, she speaks from the back of her nose so she constantly sounds stuffed-up, she has the lazy mouth/mush mouth where she doesn't enunciate, she talks a mile a minute and strings all her words together, she talks while thinking, and to top it all off, she is loud as hell at inappropriate times.
Any
one of those things would be just a cute quirk people would deal with, but add them all together and you really have to concentrate to understand what she's saying a lot of the time. If I were her and I wanted to grow a career in video, I'd certain try to control the things I could control - she can't fix her jaw or whatever is going on with her nose, but she could adopt a slower, clearer pattern of speech. That she
doesn't try to improve those things just shows me how arrogant she is, and she probably thinks her way of talking is something people should love and adore about her.