Having lived in the south for many years, it’s definitely not a southern draw. It sounds more like South African. You can hear that many of the words are shar

Having lived in the south for many years, it’s definitely not a southern draw. It sounds more like South African. You can hear that many of the words are sharp at the end - which is opposite of southern accents that accentuate or “draw” verb endings. It’s definitely someone that speaks english, but highly unlikely US born.