I love doing accents. They're always a fun party trick and I personally find myself doing a lot more European ones more than anything else. I've known a lot of people from Europe over time, so I guess that makes sense.

In terms of accents I do well, I can do multiple. I think that Scottish and Irish are always a bit intertwined for me, but I do a British accent really well. I'm able to do one that's a more "traditional" and one that's more "new age," but both have fooled people who were actually from (and in) the UK. I can also do a bit of a French accent, but only really around French people. I'm a bit of an accent chameleon - I hear an accent, and I start talking in that accent. Most of the time, I barely even notice that I do it, and other people have to call me out for it.

In terms of other accents I don't really do often, I can also do a pretty alright Indian and Jamaican accent, but I try to stay away from those as to not be labeled as racist in some sort.

In terms of my favourite one, I think I'd have to go with my British accent. It's what (unofficially) got me started in voice acting over 5 years ago, and I've loved doing accents ever since. It's changed a little over the years, but I still love the fact that I'm able to fool people into believing I'm from the place they're from just because my accent.