The Mystery of the Pre-Elvis Voice: Did Austin Butler Swallow a Rockabilly Record?
Ever since Austin Butler slinked onto our screens with those soulful eyes and that voice in the Elvis biopic, the world has been asking one burning question: What on earth did Austin sound like before? Did he emerge from the womb belting out "Can't Help Falling in Love"? Did his childhood lullabies consist solely of Sun Studio recordings?
Fear not, dear reader, for we shall embark on a hilarious quest to unearth the truth about Austin Butler's pre-Elvis vocal cords.
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Gone But Not Forgotten: The Pre-Elvis Era
There's a reason why most of us haven't heard Austin's natural voice before Elvis. Pre-Elvis Austin was a chameleon, blending seamlessly into various roles. We saw him with tousled surfer hair in "Life with Zack & Cody," a clean-cut heartthrob in "The Carrie Diaries," and even a Manson Family follower with a (slightly unsettling) Texas twang in "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood." In all these roles, his voice remained a deep, but more neutral instrument.
The Elvis Effect: When Acting Takes Over Your Tonsils
Then came Elvis. And let's face it, embodying the King of Rock and Roll is bound to do something to your vocal cords. Austin dedicated himself to the role, reportedly working with a dialect coach for months to perfect that iconic Southern drawl and that smooth, sultry Elvis charm. The result? Movie magic (and maybe a slight identity crisis – we wouldn't blame him if he accidentally answered the phone with a "Thank you, thank you very much").
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Did Elvis Steal Austin's Voice? A Shocking Investigation (Spoiler: No)
Here's the good news: all signs point to Austin's Elvis voice being a carefully crafted performance, not a permanent takeover. Interviews from before the movie show him with his natural, deeper voice. Phew! We can all breathe a sigh of relief that Austin hasn't become a permanent Elvis impersonator (although, let's be honest, we wouldn't be mad at a surprise karaoke night rendition of "Hound Dog").
Frequently Asked Questions (Because We Know You're Curious)
How to listen to Austin Butler's pre-Elvis voice?
Your best bet is to check out interviews or behind-the-scenes footage from his earlier roles. "[YouTube]" is a treasure trove for such content.
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How can I tell the difference between Austin's real voice and his Elvis voice?
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The Elvis voice has a distinct Southern drawl and a smoother, more melodic quality. Austin's natural voice is deeper and less accented.
Will Austin's voice ever go back to normal?
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Only time will tell! But based on interviews, it seems his natural voice is still very much there.
Can I teach myself to sound like Elvis?
We wouldn't recommend it unless you have a professional dialect coach and a very strong throat. There's a reason Austin spent months perfecting the voice!
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Should I be worried that I can't stop picturing Austin whispering sweet nothings in my ear with the Elvis voice?
Nope, not at all. Perfectly normal reaction.
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