“How To Do A Kermit Voice Impression” - Voice Breakdown Ep. 5 - Muppet Series 4

Hi Ho! Kermit the Frog here with the final installment of our Muppet series! No Muppet series would be complete without this voice impression. In Voice Breakdown Episode 5, Brendan Houdek of New York Speech Coaching teaches you how to do an impression of Kermit!

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[NewYorkVocalCoaching]

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[thearmymenchannel_]

Okay, not gonna lie. I do a Kermit the frog impression a lot. A lot. And I have NEVER searched for ANYTHING to do with Kermit. One day, while I was browsing YouTube, THIS VIDEO SHOWS UP IN MY FEED AS AN AD. They know...

[sebastiano]

Some guy once told me this story


One in a technology class, for what ever reason we were talking about kermit the frog. The teacher noticed and told us to quiet down and "stop kermit". Then, in a completely quiet classroom, some kid, in a completely flawless Kermit the Frog voice, said "I never die".

[toblorroon]

When you’re a girl it’s much harder to do

[jojobuffsiwa]

I’m trying to learn Kermit voice but this mans voice is just too calming

[dj-fg]

my Kermit impression sounds like if Kermit ran face first into a door while he was having a stroke

[silvergoomba]

Nobody:
My Brain at 3 am: i wonder how to do a Kermit the frog voice

[francesyoung]

You kinda look like Alan from .two and a half men.

[DrakusRecords]

Kermit's voice was actually quite similar to Jim Henson's real voice. He changed the tone (made it sound more rubbery), but he didn't really change his accent much at all. This is why it's very difficult to get his voice right and why even the pros who replaced Jim after he died didn't really sound like Kermit. What I find most interesting is that Jim was from Mississippi but didn't have a hint of a southern accent. He always sounded like someone from upstate New York to me.

[Ktokiii]

My voice is deep asf, which lead to me sounding like batman but drunk

[aussievocalcoach]

Hehe will have some fun with this teaching "Rainbow Connection" 👍

[theklawmachine]

I can do it, but my voice is too high so it sounds too high for Kermit idk how to fix it though...

[sarahsams]

Why does this sound like a Bible study about Kermit

[gypsyassassin]

As a singer whose first initial is B and last name is GREEN, well, "It's Not Easy Bein' Green" entered my repertoire at a very early age, and my ability to pull off this voice fairly effortlessly has gotten me the nickname "Kermit" on social media.


Sometimes it IS easy bein' green.

[a.jaxxon]

I tried this but the pitch was too low. That's when I realized I can do Alan Rickman

[emroman]

As soon as I learn to do this voice I am saying "IM GOING TO KERMIT SEWER SLIDE"

[callingeveryoneout]

The fact you sound exactly like him, and reply to most comments are amazing

[CodyVondell]

Kermit's current voice actor could use a few tips from this video

[OvercookedSteak]

i banged my knee and went in a kermit sounding way and my friends went "what is that kermit grade sounding noise"

[greyman]

Ah yes this helped me finally get that weird shift from high to mid vocal output YES IV PERFECTED IT AFTER 3 YEARS FINALLY!!!