Epic Voice Guy (Screen Junkies) Personality Type, MBTI
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ENTP (7w8)
Epic Voice Guy (Screen Junkies) personality type is ENTP, which means he’s a creative, logical, and thinking person. He’s also a big fan of the “Parody Guy” personality type on the show.
“I find it hilarious that actually parodies are often the most accurate portrayals of the person talking,” he told me. “We don’t want to be all self-aware, but we want to be able to poke fun at ourselves while still being self-aware.”
This is true.
While most of the EPIC VOICE GUYS on the show will poke fun of themselves, sometimes the act of parody can make them look smarter than they really are. The EPIC GUY in the video below does a good job of making fun of himself, especially when he takes on the role of “The Stereotype Guy.”
My favorite parody by the EPIC VOICE GUYS is the one done for the Into the Gloss Christmas video, which is about how to get ready for Christmas (and Christmas parties). It’s full of funny moments and was my favorite video to watch this Christmas.
Epic Voice Guy is a character who narrates the Screen Junkies' 'Honest Trailers' comedy series.
He originally appeared on Jon Bailey's YouTube channel as early as 2009 and created specific reviews.
The Epic Voice Guy has been portrayed by five actors (as of 2022): Initially, in 2012, he was portrayed by Ptolemy Slocum, who only narrated the first Honest Trailer (Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace), produced by Screen Junkies.
Then, briefly by Gannon Nickell (who in real life, left the show, after being called to military service). After that Dough Medlock would be the third actor albeit, he narrated only one Honest Trailer (Avatar 2009).
The fourth and current voice actor is Jon Bailey, who is also perhaps, the most recognizable as the Epic Voice Guy, portraying him since 2012.
A fifth voice actor, Ted Evans, narrated one Honest Trailer in 2018 (Every Wes Anderson Movie), since he was able to pull off an Alec Baldwin impression.
