Question

Why do British people never sound British when they sing?

Why is it that we have the weight of the world on our shoulders but we have to get it off our chests?

If you decide that you're indecisive, which one are you?

If an anarchist group attained political power, would they by principle have to dissolve their own government?

If Luke took a bath, would the water be lukewarm?

Why doesn't the glue in the bottle dry up?

Why do they call the angel of death an angel if all it does is bring pain and suffering?

How do you handcuff a one-armed man?

Can blind people be dyslexic when they read Braille?

Why do we say "bye bye" but not "hi hi"?

Why do we feel blue?​

Answer 1

Answer:

In a nutshell, it has a lot to do with phonetics, the pace at which they sing and speak, and the air pressure from one's vocal chords. ... As far as why “American” and not some other accent, it's simply because the generic “American” accent is fairly neutral