When Chris Evans realised he started to speak like his nephew

[u/padfoony]

There were no clips on the Internet that had all of these things together, so I decided to put together a few different clips to make this video myself. Sorry if it bothers anyone.

This was just adorable haha.

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[u/jazmin_cita]

Aww, that’s really sweet, imagine having Chris Evans as an uncle and him always remembering you.😍😍😍

[u/Artorius__Castus]

Wholesome 🩵

[u/karma_the_sequel]

Amewika’s ass.

[u/notthatryan → u/karma_the_sequel]

I understood that reference.

[u/bepp84 → u/notthatryan]

I think you meant wefrence

[u/lunatic_banana345]

When my brother was four I found him wiping boogers on the TV to show his distaste for the movie “Polyanna” I’d chosen and saying, “I don’t yike this movie.” It’s been 34 years and my whole family still says this.

[u/casual_creator]

Interesting to hear that Evans has the same speech impediment I do. You never hear it come out. I took speech therapy in elementary school. I talk correctly now, but there are moments where it comes back for a few words - if I’m stressed or anxious or fumbling over my words, a bad “r” especially will come out.

[u/Trollamp → u/casual_creator]

Same! I'm 40 and have been speaking... Mostly normal ... Since I was 15. I fumbled an r the other day and my manager made a fun, harmless, little joke about it. I laughed and explained that when I was young, I couldn't say 26 sounds, not just solo letters. R's, wr's and Ar's (like Arnold palmers, my favorite drink, of course 🙄) were my kryptonite. My brother had to interpret everything for me back then.

He felt SO bad and I felt bad for laughing and explaining it.

[u/ceadagamdulamach]

I realised a long time ago I copy certain things from my favourite people around me. Becomes part of me. I dont realise I'm doing it until one day I catch myself and smile. I copy my son a lot, from the time he started speaking. Little things like adding 'I uppose' to the end of a sentence now and then, he had a little trouble with S when he was about 5 so used to say that instead of 'I suppose'.

[u/tacoca-lover12]

Such a cute moment! Family truly has a way of influencing us. 😊❤️

[u/omnichronos]

His nephew will love that when he's older.