You won't believe how accurately this lady impersonates Apple Siri voice

I am sure most of us would have seen people impersonating someone else’s voice. While sometimes it’s enjoyable, other times the effort is not up to the mark. But there are occasions when the impersonation effort is so accurate that it’s not only fascinating, but even hard to believe.

We have come across a similar voice impersonation effort where-in a rapper/producer – who goes by the handle @hazmatcaz on Twitter – can be heard talking in Siri’s voice. The video has over 2 million views in around 10 hours of being uploaded to Twitter.

Take a look:

Too good to believe, right? Well, that’s exactly what many others thought on Twitter. Some even said she is doing a lip sync:

https://twitter.com/jmhysong/status/1076616152233709568

The lady then tried clarifying that the voice impersonation is for real:
https://twitter.com/HAZMATCAZZ/status/1076619499837755394

She even came up with a new video a few hours back where-in she again copies Siri’s voice. Take a look:

Here are some reactions to her new video:

https://twitter.com/SoHaeXMin/status/1076662834778525696

https://twitter.com/BeautyLovesMe_/status/1076676018021249029

For those who aren’t aware, yes, there’s a real human behind the voice of Apple’s virtual assistant. Her name is Susan Bennett. Here’s her interview from 2013:

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