Gus is doing a model hey are you yes sir
da good mornin is another exceedingly
hot day in London like 30 degrees in US
just early in the morning we're driving
by that about today car suitcases
checked out of our Airbnb
on our way Scottish people are pretty
tight right so there was no way to leave
my car here on the street pin 20 or 30
quid a day the pocket it's actually
parked by a friend's house we in the
South London there's quite a few streets
in the sofa London here's a popped up
here there's actually a website it tells
your the free parking streets in London
I wasn't going to park three days paying
the full whack fees no chance so yeah
we're going to get the tube now some
Elena's house pick up the car and then
we'll come back either bro alright we're
in this type of London we've just
traveled about an hour to it our car is
parked for free I'm giving you top tips
here if you ever come drive into London
and you're at a Scotsman like I am
playing place probably not very accurate
I'm not they I'm just poor well for the
cars actually still here though all
looks and good walking out are no wonder
smart alright right in the car I want to
talk to you guys about something new
something that interests me and it's
about Scottish accents
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there's a right back for man and guess
what he's done mad dog
I cannot believe guys how cool that is I
can't believe it for the three whole
days we were London it was 30 degrees
really amazing weather awesome stuff
we're back here in Edinburgh and I'm not
joking it's 13 is less than half of the
temperature it was in London there is a
lot of Scottish people in London I know
a lot of them through my work and just
through people I've generally met in
London right and there's something I've
noticed and I'm noticing right now as I
speak the accents of Scottish people who
live in London is different it's still
Scottish and most people can still
identify it it's Scottish right but it
is London squash and I've got quite a
lot of meat who are Scottish and live in
London as I see it met them through work
and we all sound really similar we've
got this really similar accent but we
all do one thing in particular when we
come back home to Scotland either on
holiday or business or whatever we
change I kind of choose my accent back
to how it used to be like when I used to
live an Edinburgh fuel tank and it
becomes a lot faster it becomes a bit
higher pitched and I start using a lot
more eyes than he can with the odd ball
back shotgun for good measure I just
become a bit different when I'm back
home and Edinburgh speaking of my
friends their home when I moved from
Edinburgh to London about five or six
years ago I love you guys already know
this but I'm telling you again a celeb
in London I moved down there about five
or six years ago and after a few months
I started to realise that people were
not understanding me not just few people
like Lots people said it I was too broad
and used to say things to me like can
you say that again by a little bit less
Scottish my first reaction was you know
plaque but as I progressed and as I
started to speak to more people in
London and do more business with
different types of people in London I
became softer my time in London was like
four or five years and over that course
of time I started to speak considerably
slower and that is probably the accent
that you see I have today and by the way
guys I call this London squash the
Scottish accent of people who have lived
in London and actually I know a lot of
people from Edinburgh
from Scotland who never moved to London
have international jobs and we sound
like the snow still noticeably Scottish
right you can tell I have this different
accent but it's not hard it is not fast
it is not the broad Scots that I used to
speak when I was growing up I lived in
London for a long time I also did a lot
of stuff internationally I lived in
Brazil for a long time and I had to tone
it down
and every single Scottish person you
meet who has lived in London or who does
live in London will speak something like
this
very slow very soft and probably more
rounded on the arse right we'll probably
still call things we instead of small
things like that this softer Scottish
that you're hearing from you right now
is a type of language that a lot of you
guys will understand and be able to
recognize as Scottish but also that you
can understand here what I'm saying so
that floor is right down into my youtube
channel as well because I need to speak
in a language that people in America and
people in South America people in the
rest of the UK whatever in the world or
failure Canada lots of viewers from all
over the place everybody needs to
understand what I'm saying so that is
why I have adopted full-time the London
Scottish accent hope you like it
basically in the end of the day when you
go down to London as a squashy person
you want to be understood you want to be
understood by people who are from
everywhere in the world in London you
also want to recognize that your
Scottish very important what do you guys
think
London Scottish who do you know of your
friends who has become a London Scotsman
so that's that
Gus is doing a muddle Hey
as you yes so duct forget rather I know
the way anyway guys I hope you like
these vlogs and I hope you enjoyed this
accent version when I talked about
something that's really odd but
noticeable if you like scotch person or
if you know scotch person I've got a lot
to do guys though because I am going
traveling big plane traveling I'm going
to tell you where I'm going at the
moment thank you are we secret right
that's going to be awesome
I cannot wait I'm leaving tomorrow
morning I'm just back in Edinburgh and
we're are we again
ah it's going to be good can't wait
can't wait to show you guys as well so
keep tuned tomorrow and probably the day
after that you're going to see lots of
traveling type things happening on this
channel so for now I'm going to say
farewell have a good night thank you so
much for all the comments and love down
below keep leaving comments let me know
what you're thinking
as always I'll really appreciate it take
care
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