Voices βΊ Celebrity impressions
β½ Roy Keane Impression Test: How Good Is Your Roy Keane?
This is a strong Cork accent delivered by a blunt, unimpressed football pundit. Short sentences, low patience and a hard edge make it recognisable straight away.
π€ Test your Roy Keane nowThe line to say
βI'm not interested in excuses. Run, tackle, do your job. It's not complicated.β
The judge scores how close you sound, whether you keep it up, your commitment, and whether you stick to the line. Up to 10 seconds, free, no sign-up.
How to do it
- Use the Cork sing-song underneath, but flatten it with irritation so it sounds stern rather than cheerful.
- Keep sentences short and clipped, and land hard on the last word as if closing the argument.
- Drop the pitch at the end of each sentence; this voice never sounds like it is asking a question.
- Leave little pauses that feel like a disapproving stare before the next line.
The most common mistake
Making it angry and shouty; the real effect is quiet, cold disappointment.
Warm up with this
βBasic stuff. Get your head right, put the work in, end of story.β
Impresh is a fan-made party game and is not connected to or endorsed by Roy Keane.