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How do I do to the accents?

I'll be honest with you.

I never thought I was good at it or anything, but I think it's because I grew up like that.

I have a mixed family.

Like everyone in my family has a different accent.

You know, so my dad, my dad's family, my mom, my mom's family, everyone has like a hybrid

because everyone moved around a lot.

So whenever you go to a different house, it's just easier to speak to them in their accent

than to try.

You know, because it was weird as well, like, because I went to a private school, like

myself and my cousins.

We were all lucky to go to, like, at the time they called the Model C schools in South Africa.

So it was like the first generation of black and white kids at the same schools.

So we had different accents to our parents.

And then, like, your parents were happy to send you there.

That was the funny thing.

It's like, your parents would be like, you must go to that school and you must learn to speak

good English.

And then you go to the school and you learn the English and then you come home and then, like,

your parents would be sitting with them watching TV or something and then, like, your dad

would be like, put volume, put volume.

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