So, bro, in this video, I'm going to

tell you the easiest and the laziest

trick to be instantly funny in any

conversation,

even if you're not funny. Now, the

reason why I found out about this is

because throughout my entire life, I've

always struggled with making people

laugh in conversation. And let me tell

you something, I I remember when I was

in middle school and high school, I was

improving my social skills. I was

getting better at talking to people, but

no matter what I did, I could not be as

charismatic as the people who were

instantly funny and made everybody laugh

in conversation. And I remember I tried

uh doing research online, seeing how to

make people laugh and how to be more

humorous, but for some reason, I could

just not make people laugh. I would say

a bunch of random out-of- pocket things.

People found that stupid. I remember

people would instantly instantly

straight up tell me, "Okay, bro. We got

to work on your sense of humor a little

more." And

because of this, I stopped. I was like,

"You know what? I'm just going to say

this chill guy, you know, I'm just going

to be that nonchalant guy who's cool to

talk to, but not necessarily funny." But

something inside of me always told me

and always wanted to make more jokes,

to make people actually like laugh and

like actually want to be around me. And

because of this, I didn't really touch

on this topic. I never really did any

experimentation until I realized and

found out about a trick that I found out

recently that has changed the game for

me. Like literally friends have

literally told me to do this more

because it's funny. People have

literally told me, "Oh, you should do

this more because we're laughing every

single time you do it." And this thing I

don't see on the internet whatsoever.

And this thing that I'm talking about,

which is the easiest way to make people

laugh, is literally doing voice

impressions. Now, you might be confused.

You might not know what a voice

impression is, but I'm going to tell you

this. This is you need to add this right

now to your life. So, most people know

what a voice impression is, but a voice

impression is when you literally copy

and mimic somebody's voice or somebody's

accent. Now, I'm going to tell you

exactly step by step how to do this, but

I'm going to tell you my story and how

this changed the game for me. So, a

couple months ago, I started watching

this politics podcast. The host name is

Kyle Kolinsky, and you know, I'm into

politics. He gives me my daily news, but

this guy, he's also charismatic as well.

And so, every single time he talks about

politics, he always does a Trump voice

impression. So, here's basically his

voice impression, right? When he talks

about Trump, right? He's like, "We're

going to take Greenland. We're going to

take Greenland, extract all of their oil

and resources." And so, every single

time that he did that, it would be

funny. And I remember this podcast, I

would also talk about with other people.

And I remember I started copying this

voice impression of Trump. And the

people that I would talk to about, they

started laughing. They're just like,

"Yeah, bro. his his his voice

impersonation is so funny. And so I was

like, wait, if this is so funny, I'm

just copying Donald Trump's voice, why

don't I do it with other people? And so

I remember this one time I have a friend

of mine who talks really low. His voice

is really deep. And so I was talking to

him and then I was mentioning this

friend with a deep voice to another

friend. And because of that, I started

imitating the deep guy's voice. You

know, I started talking to somebody else

and I was just like, "Oh, did you talk

to Jack?" He's always just like, "Oh,

bro, I don't know. I didn't do my

homework whatsoever." And as soon as I

did that voice impression of my friend

with a deep voice, the friend that I was

talking to, he started instantly

laughing. He was like, "Bro, you need

you should do more voices. It's funny."

And so I realized, dude, it's simply

just voice impressions. And because of

this, I've been doing the Trump one

more.

And I started doing that to friends and

they're just like, "Dude, you should do

that more. It's so funny." And so, the

reason why I'm telling you this is

because the reason why I believe this is

funny is because you are simply doing a

voice impression of somebody, which is

impressive, right? But second off, it's

unpredictable.

The voice impression that you're going

to do isn't going to be expected by the

other person. And so if you simply just

copy people who have really distinct

voices like Trump, maybe you have a

friend with a high pitch voice, maybe

you have a friend with the low pitch

voice. You can simply just copy those

and reference them in conversation. Now,

here's the thing. There are a couple

rules to this. There's a way to do this

right and there's a way to do this

wrong. So, I'm going to tell you exactly

step by step what to do. So,

the number one first thing when doing

voice impressions is you need to put

yourself into that other person's

character. You need to be into character

when you're doing a voice impression of

somebody else. So, for the Donald Trump

one, right, if I'm trying to imitate his

voice, you can't be half and half. You

can't have one foot in and then one foot

out. Both feet need to be inside of that

character. So, you can't be like, "We're

going to take Greenland. We're gonna

take Greenland and we're gonna extract

their oil and resources. You need to

have the facial expressions. You need to

go all in. That's what's going to make

it funny. You need to be like, "We're

going to take Greenland. We're going to

take Greenland. Extract all of their oil

resources." Now, here's the thing. Humor

is very trial and error. There might be

a chance that the person might not

laugh, but very highly they will laugh

because it's unexpected. Okay? So, you

need to have yourself into character.

Second tip when doing this, you cannot

do this all the time. You want to

sprinkle a little bit here and a little

bit there. If you do it too often,

people are going to get very annoyed by

this, okay? It's going to be watered

down. So, you want to do this only when

your conversation is constantly

referencing a specific person, a

specific a specific accent, you know.

So, that's something to also keep in

mind. And the third thing as well is

that you need to look for

certain people to uh do voice

impressions and you can practice as

well. If you can practice your voice

impressions,

that is going to make a key difference

and you're going to be known as the guy

who can imitate any single voice. So

like for example, my friend that had a

deep voice, you know, I can instantly

just do a deep voice like this, right?

My voice is already deep. So that's

something that I don't really need to

practice, right? So, I feel like you

could do any voice. You could do any

high or low voice impression, right? But

when it comes to certain people like

Donald Trump, I I don't even feel like

my Donald Trump voice impression is that

good, right? But I've been practicing a

little bit. But if you can practice this

even more that is going to be such a

game changer for you. So, this trick

works so much is because you don't have

to think about this grand thing to do

this. You don't have to come up with a

classic oneliner. You don't have to

think about anything outside the box.

You are literally just copying and

pasting

something that already exists and an

unexpected moment. So, this has changed

the game for me. Check this out. Copy,

practice voice impressions of

celebrities accents. It's going to

change the game for you. Like, share,

subscribe, and I will see you in the

next one. Peace.