When former Girls Aloud singer Nadine Coyle went onto talk show Sunday Brunch in 2010, she probably didn’t think that eight years later a clip of her pronouncing the word ‘flour’ would go viral.
But thanks to Twitter, that’s exactly what happened.
Twitter user @calhmm posted the six second clip, saying that: “I can’t stop thinking about how nadine coyle says ‘flour’.”
Now two days later, it’s had 2.46 million views and growing.
I can’t stop thinking about how nadine coyle says ‘flour’ pic.twitter.com/o4jFSyCJ4c
— callum (@calhmm) June 19, 2018
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I love the Northern Irish accent and it was the accent of one of my grandfathers too.
I've always loved playing with accents/dialects/character voices and I was lucky enough to be paid to do them professionally as a voice-artist.
Her pronunciation is typical of her native area in Northern Ireland.
The typical "Southern " Irish accent is commonly perceived as the "leprechaun accent" I suppose.
All countries have variations of an accent - even Australia.
yeah- nah. Dunno' bout that Cazza
This poor woman, her reputation is so battered she needs to look flour.
Oops,
flour, I meant 'for a lawyer', got confused.Try cooking a sweet and sour dish with your Scots partner - it sounds far less palatable.