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Love improv! My tip is to do it and stutter your ass off. Makes for some fun shenanigans. ...

I hear you. I also use those same techniques and I block more than I repeat. Sometimes doing voice impressions can help. I'm not sure but I think there's a psychological aspect to it. When you do a ...

I don't think stutterers can completely stop stuttering, but it can be brought down. BTW even non-stutterers have imperfect speech at times and often trip on their words and make funny noises. How wo...

I don't think its the accent and speech itself that makes him not stutter. Stuttering is psychological (in most cases) and related to the stutterer's self image and ego. The guy in the video is play...

Totally agree! The speech pattern reminds me of something I used to do haha. Reminds me of a girl who I went I HS w/ who would casually sing everything to avoid her speech impediment....

Saw this video in r/cringe and immediately thought he stuttered, was surprised to see no one seeming to comment on it. I believe he uses the accent and speech pattern to avoid stuttering. You can see ...

I had a teacher who stuttered but never did in front of the class. One on one or addressing students casually he would stutter. Maybe it's like acting....

I think this is a similar technique which Marilyn Monroe used to control her stutter. I remember reading about it and how as time went on that stopped working as much since she got so used to the new ...

Yeah I bust into accents too or go into "manager mode" when I'm talking to someone at work. Helps a lot. ...

I used to pretend I had a southern accent because it was fun and stopped my stutter. ...

There are known actors who stutter yet have a splendid career. Again, that's not meant to be anecdotal, only showing a possibility. I've even tried acting myself, and stutter never entered. It's a cur...

I want to act when I'm older so it's important to me that i can be confident etc. Thankyou for your help I really appreciate it. (I literally just joined this sub) ...

Just try to imitate someone else way of speaking. I usually go for British accent , because I've watched enough British tv to effective imitate a few of the various accents from the UK .it's a trick...

Have you tried speaking in different accents? If not, try it. The accent doesnt necessarily need to be drastically different from your normal accent....

Yeah I am 20 years old and constantly do this. Although I try not to copy their accents. I try to do it in my own voice as much as possible....

Yes definitely. I had the same issues. My breathing was all messed up. But copying speech patterns and breathing times as the person who was speaking. Has made me breath and enunciate in the same way....

Well because I didnt have college or work I was at home most of the day. I would spend about 30-60 minutes every day or other day. I would say after about 4-6 months of constant practicing I stated ...

Try talking in an accent for a day or two, youll eventually start stuttering again. It's a novelty that's serving as a distraction from stuttering. ...

Yeah, that's a thing. Also, rapping can be the same. Speaking on your own, also. Or speaking while pretending to be someone else. And sometimes it doesn't work!... Stutter is so silly....

1. You maintain phonation when you sing. You don't really have a place to jam up. 2. singing uses a different part of the brain than speaking. Stutters also often don't stutter when speaking in uni...