How Russell Brand Speaks So Articulately (Genius)

In this video, we delve into the world of Russell Brand's speaking style, known for its eloquence, wit, and charm. From his use of vivid metaphors to his mastery of timing and delivery, we explore the techniques that make his words so compelling and engaging. Whether you're a fan of Russell Brand or simply interested in improving your own speaking skills, this video offers valuable insights and practical tips to help you communicate with greater clarity and impact. Join me for an inspiring journey into the art of Russel's communication.

[jonathanjulian]

To me, he speaks as though the period doesn’t exist in language. Just a beautiful flowing of language.

[dannyclub]

What Americans don't realise about Russell is that, due to his upbringing, he literally has a 'poor accent'. It doesn't really translate to the US because you don't have as ingrained a social class system or accents connoting it, but his particular dialect is associated with the lower class, so the fact that he uses such florid vocabulary is quite a jarring juxtaposition and probably contributed to him being such a polarising figure at the time. Either way, despite recent controversies I've always found his ambition to educate himself very inspiring, especially as I grew up in similiar circumstances.

[brianconlogue]

He is so articulate. What’s crazier is how fast we speaks with such deep and meaningful thought.

[westcoastkidd]

His mind is chaotic like an atom constantly moving and bouncing, yet he communicates with total control of it like a Formula-1 driver maneuvering in flow state.

[arvinsenglishph]

He's the one that caught my attention the way he incorporates big words which is indeed

[SunnyGirlFlorida]

He is such a quick thinker that these words fall so easily out of his mouth with little thought.

[aids]

You’re channel is great. It’s nice seeing you pause to think about what you’re going to say without any cuts in the video.

[ubervincent]

Vinh Giang is a really great communication teacher that intersects with what you do

[tyrfree]

Russell is probably my favorite wordsmith:) what an interesting channel you created. I subbed. Good luck . Words have tremendous power. Those who have command of the word, can bring together a country or make men and women go to war against their own country men.

What I love about Russell is that he is VERY aware of this.

He chooses his words very carefully. Sometimes to a fault, as the length of one of his questions can stretch for well over a minute :)

[void]

Thanks for this analysis man — one of the most comprehensive breakdowns of Brand’s articulation & cadence that I’ve seen on YouTube

[grinergirls]

He’s a genius. And you’re no slouch yourself Joseph.

One of my favorite RB jokes was when he called Hitler a plucky little man. 😂

[rehyt]

As an aside, it is a pleasure listening to you speak.

[Mattsretiring]

The irony is that his British accent is very working class, meaning that many would dispose of what he has to say just on hearing the words.

[ConnieAntoinette]

I'm delighted to see others also appreciating his beautiful way of speaking. Your effort in creating yet another wonderful video is truly valued and enjoyed. You'd really enjoy Vladimir Nabokov.

[being_Authentic]

This is a great analysis. Thanks. Keep going.

[Exorce]

Amazing video bro! Good shit! Deserves way more views!!!
Sincerely,
A huge RB fan :)

[UXtatic]

I agree about Brand's use of words.

[ArthurKDurden]

It would be really interesting to watch a video where you break down the communication of the youtuber Hamza like you did here with Russell. What do you think about the idea?

[susanplove]

Awesome!! Will be lingering around your channel. I keep a list of words too, I guess I’m on the right track.

If it interests you, can you do one on Anthony Bourdain and Bob Dylan? Thank you! ❤❤😊

[rafaelra]

Great channel. May I suggest Michael Savage? I really would love your opinion about him.