SLICE OF LIFE | Jingle Deleon
Your go-to gal for donuts and geology.
Jingle Deleon (pronouns: she/her) is a Filipina voice actress who loves to make people happy through her bubbly and energetic personality. She’s the kind of gal you’ll likely see experimenting with new voices or wandering in a museum staring at the rocks and minerals exhibit for an hour. Whether you enjoy the fun things in life or you just want a reason to smile, Jingle’s voicework can do all that with a cherry on top.
She also likes donuts. Like, a lot.
Jingle: *ahem*
AND WE’RE LIVE!
HEEHEE
Viv: HAHAHA
I can’t wait to rip your brain to shreds so that I can listen to you talk about this stuff
Jingle: LOL
Just juice all the little holes
Viv: LOL
You’ve heard of picking brains, but have you heard of JUICING brains?!
Jingle: MMM!
Viv: HAHAHAHA
Alright IT’S SHOWTIME BABY
Jingle: LET THE SHOW BEGIN
Viv: So looking through your portfolio, I see that you not only have a voice actor demo reel, but you also have a narration reel and a raw studio sample.
First of all, you sound great. If you were speaking for airlines, I think they’d get more people flying with them.
Jingle: LOL THANK YOU
Viv: HAHA YOU’RE WELCOME
But on to my serious question: when I see voice actors on social media, I usually only see a demo reel, either via YouTube or SoundCloud. You have a raw studio sample, a narration reel, and a voice actor demo reel on your page. Is it common practice for voice actors to have these as part of their portfolio?
Jingle: Yep! Especially if you’re a voice actor trying to get into the verticals I want to be in, which is video games and animation.
But the thing is…those fields don’t really pay well. You usually get the money from commercial work, hence the narration reel.
Funny story, my narration reel was originally a commercial narration, but one of my coaches heard it and said, “It doesn’t show your personality much, it suits you better as a narration.”
When you do a commercial, you’re still allowed to show some personality. I didn’t really show much of myself now that I think about it, so I agreed that it was much better as a narration reel.
As for the studio demo, that’s pretty standard practice as well. After 2020 happened, a lot of us were recording from home. When you build your home studio, the places you audition for…they want to hear what your setup will be like, if it’s suitable for a AAA game, if it’s suitable for a broadcast, etc.
So yeah. Character Demo Reel, Narration Reel, and Raw Studio Sample. Those three are pretty standard for voice actors in general.
Viv: That’s super cool to know! I completely understand the shift to remote work in 2020 btw. I’ve been working remotely even before the pandemic, but I do think that has shifted the way a lot of people work nowadays, especially in the creative field.
I imagine that before the switch though, voice actors would walk into a studio that already has the proper equipment, foam padding, etc
But because of the pandemic, people like you have had to pivot to building like…a tent out of foam pads or something LOL
Equipment is also something I noticed you listed in your portfolio. Is that also standard practice in addition to the reels you provide?
Jingle: Yeah!
There’s some discourse around remote vs. in-studio. Of course, people are arguing to keep it remote, because some people are trying to bring voice actors back to the studios.
As for equipment, I remember someone saying something like, “Not everyone needs a Neumann. To the untrained ear, sometimes you can’t even tell the difference.”
But that’s the key: the untrained ear.
The people who got it got it, tend to have Neumanns, which is like…THE industry standard
It’s not a huge deal, but some audio engineers are probably like, “girl, we need everyone using the same mic” LOL
So it’s a good courtesy type of thing to describe your setup so the client knows what to expect. In a sense, it’s also a way to gauge where someone could be at in their VA journey as well.
Viv: Oh okay! So the studio sample gives people an idea of like, how your whispers sound or how your sync claps sound.
I think this also applies to on-camera talent, too. With voice acting, even though you’re not necessarily on-camera, your voice is technically on-camera.
So realistically speaking, you are on-camera talent.
Jingle: Yeah, it’s definitely in the same vein. You’re on-camera, but visually you’re not there.
Like the actor is turned on
…
Not that way
Viv: HAHAHA
Jingle: LMAO
Regardless, the actor is on. If that red light is on, the actor is on—period.
Viv: For sure!
I’ve kinda been thinking about that and I was like
Even though voice actors aren’t like, physically being an on-screen personality, it still shows through your voice, depending on whatever voice you are doing.
What that ALSO means though…is that you’re multi-talented LOL
Jingle: heehee
Yeah I guess so!
Viv: Speaking of multi-talented, I looked at your featured works and…there’s a lot HAHAHA
More than I had anticipated, ‘cause I only knew about the roles that you announced on social media.
You also have a lot of narration experience in the beginning, and as you moved up, you went into audio dramas (which I love) and animation.
Jingle: haha yeah! It’s interesting because the narration stuff in a sense…kinda came first.
So my previous job was at a startup, which meant that I wore all the hats (as you do in a startup), and they wanted to try audio blogs.
The marketing team knew I was taking voice acting classes so they were like “Girl, you got a mic? Fucking use it!”
They let me narrate a couple of the audio blogs while they were still testing out those types of marketing tactics, so I got practice there.
And then like…you know the domino meme where it’s like
Viv: The one with the small domino and there’s a guy who’s pushing it to the big domino, right?
Jingle: YEAH I HAD ONE OF THOSE MOMENTS
So I went to San Francisco Fan Expo in November 2022 with a couple of my friends, and on one of the days, I dressed up as Beidou from Genshin Impact.
One of my friends, Kuma—she was recording a video and was like, “hey if anyone wants to join, come in! I feel like dancing.”
And I was like “Oh, she’s doing ballet stuff. I know a couple of things from colorguard!”
So I kinda just like, waltzed into the frame, did a tendu or whatever the fuck I did
And my wig fell off
Viv: *GASP*
Jingle: So I just snatched my wig
Viv: LOL
Jingle: YEAH
I snatched my own wig and curtsied…while my fucking costume was falling APART
The Beidou cosplay has a little detail at the top of the boot, and at the very end of the video, you could see it just fall down my leg…so I was looking a MESS.
But for some reason, that one video popped off. Afterwards, this shop in LA called “OG Collectibles” hit me up and they were like “Hey, we’re looking into getting up-and-coming voice actors for social media profiles. We have connections with a lot of established actors in the voice acting world”
(For context they have autograph signings there all the time, like the cast of Toradora, Jujutsu Kaisen, etc)
(Shoutout to Oscar if you’re ever seeing this btw)
Viv: LOL HI OSCAR
Jingle: So Oscar hit me up and was like, “hey, can we contract you to do some social media voiceovers and stuff” and I said “hell yeah” LOL
Basically, going to Fan Expo on a whim with friends led to me kinda getting a gig in LA with some pretty cool people
Viv: HELL YEAH
Can you link the video to me right now?
Jingle: Yeah for sure!
Viv: THANK YOU
…
Wow it really DID pop off
Jingle: Oh yeah, it popped off!
And the leg detail
ALSO
POPPED OFF
Like it FELL OFF my leg
Viv: OH SO EVERYTHING JUST
POPPED
OFF
Jingle: YES
IT WAS A FUCKING MESS
Dude that cosplay was falling apart
Like I also did that colorguard thing with it and it was falling apart even further and I was like “damn I can’t wait to get rid of this shit” LOL
Viv: HAHAHAH
Is it a cosplay that you bought?
Jingle: Yeah I bought it! It was one of the mid-tier ones. It had good detailing, but…it can’t handle me, because I was physically running around LOL
Viv: LOL
Realistically I don’t know if a lot of cosplays can handle that amount of energy
I know how much energy you have and…it’s A LOT
(respectfully)
Jingle: LOL yes yes
Viv: Speaking of gigs, is voice acting your full-time job?
Jingle: It’s more of a part-time thing right now. I got laid off a while ago, so like…while I’m applying to places, this is what I’m using to fill my time.
So i guess in a sense, it is my full-time job as of right now until I find an actual job
But I desperately want this to be my full-time job. That’s why I’m going BALLS TO THE WALLS on edits.
Viv: Oh I believe you
Those balls haven’t retracted yet as far as I know
Jingle: I know LOL
Viv: I mean you have your announcements, your videos, just so much stuff going on
2020 happened, people are getting laid off—you might as well just get your creative portfolio going while you’re looking for jobs.
Jingle: Mhm, that’s exactly it.
And see like, about the rocks and pixels thing—I wanna go into the roots of that. I was binging through Sam O’Nella, Oversimplified, and Game Theory
In one Game Theory video, Matt Pat was like “You know we lurk on our subreddit and see if we could find more crew members and people to bring into the Game Theory crew.”
And I was like “if y’all want to talk about fuckin’ rocks, I already have a doc filled with ideas!”
Viv: LMAO
THERE’s an ESSAY with RESEARCH and TABLES
Jingle: YES
AND FACTS
Viv: I feel like it’s such a niche topic, but there HAS to be people who really would get into that
Like I’m not remotely interested in—
Well actually hang on, that’s partially wrong
I’m not a big rocks person, but I have gotten into the field of crystals.
Look at dis
[Viv takes out a bag of crystals and proceeds to show Jingle a crystal]
Jingle: is that apache obsidian
Viv: …
HOW DID YOU KNOW THAT
Jingle: LOL
Viv: Anyway yeah these are my crystals
Jingle: They’re beautiful
Viv: Yeah! Hence why I was so interested in your rocks research
I was like “if someone like you is interested in something like rocks, I just KNOW you’re going to make that shit educational and entertaining.”
Mostly entertaining
[Jingle shows textbooks about rocks and gems that are somehow conveniently next to her]
Jingle: You fucking know it, buddy.
Viv: HOLY SHIT
Jingle: LOL
I’ve had these ones for a couple of years, I was like “I need to hold on to these.” Right now I’m looking for one of my geology textbooks from college, I need that one back
Viv: Damn, if you were a professor for one of my electives I would have passed with flying colours
The traditional educational route for me was kinda boring, especially as a creative person.
Because they’re like “here’s what you need to learn” and I’m sitting there like…but WHY LOL
Like there needs to be an application for it
That’s why I really liked your rocks and pixels video so much, because you’re talking about fluorite and the first thing I ask myself is, “Okay but WHY are you telling me about fluorite?”And then you said, “well you play Kingdom Hearts 3, right? You know Kingdom Hearts. WELL HERE’S THE MINERAL THEY USE AND THIS IS WHAT IT ACTUALLY IS”
And suddenly I was HOOKED
Jingle: YEAH!
And see like, the start of rocks and pixels did trace back to when I was still in college
You know how we have to take like, the upper division elective courses?
Viv: Yup
Jingle: So I had to take an upper division general ed and one of them was called “Our Violent Earth”
Viv: WAS THAT REALLY THE TITLE LOL
Jingle: WHAT A NAME
I think it was either the textbook or the class, but it was called “Our Violent Earth.” It was one of my summer electives.
The start of rocks and pixels could have started there. It was a six-week course, and once a week you had to start your own thread or reply to someone else’s thread online since it was like, an online-only summer class.
Viv: OH was it like one of those forum things?
Jingle: YES it was one of those classes
Bruh I broke down approximately how fast like
Okay so you know the finale of Avatar: The Last Airbender when Aang is fighting Ozai and Ozai kinda snaps his back just right and he’s able to access the Avatar state again?
Viv: YES
Jingle: So there’s a part where Aang started airbending and the rocks in whatever quarry they were in eroded away. I did some research and found a place in Antarctica where the winds move that fast and where the mountains have eroded in a similar fashion.
Viv: Whoa WHAT
Jingle: YEAH
Like Aang is blowing winds this fast for it to do that.
I also broke down the crater from…I think it was the post-credit scene in Iron Man 2, when they teased Thor
The crater that Marvel made for Mjölnir—how it’s formed is like, anatomically correct
Viv: So it’s not just a fantasy CG that they made, it’s accurate
Jingle: Yeah, whatever they presented, it’s correct
Viv: Okay listen Jingle…
If your voice acting career ends up staying as a hobby or a part-time thing, you should at least be contacted by Marvel to be their geological expert.
Jingle: You’re right, then they won’t get their ass wrecked by geologists
Viv: LOL The geology nerds are going to be like “Is that REALLY accurate though?”
It’s like art history nerds when they see art and they go “Well see ACTUALLY…”
Jingle: LOL
“THEY DIDN’T HAVE THAT COLOUR.”
I love that shit
Viv: YEAH ME TOO LOL
And I think that’s where creative people can find their outlets initially, through things they’ve seen before
It’s like, how can you make it super interesting, right?
Jingle: Yep
Viv: Like in your case, you were taught all of these things about rocks and geology and gems and you were like “Okay how can I make this cool? Let’s apply it to this thing.”
And then WHA-BAM this happens, AND it plays into your voice acting because you’re describing it to people
Jingle: exactly
Viv: You’re doing a LOT of stuff for Rocks & Pixels btw. you’re doing scriptwriting, voice acting, AND video editing. It’s a 4-minute video that looks so simple, but takes a lot of work to do.
Jingle: Yeah like
I don’t think people who don’t create realize just how much can go into even a one-minute video. The amount of hours of planning, the amount of work that goes into the ART…
Like y’all, you don’t understand how much time I put into this shit LOL
Viv: YEAH and this is just you doing it by yourself
Obviously would be a lot faster and more efficient if you had other people do it, but the reality is that it takes a lot of work, since creativity isn’t something that you can just…pump out
Jingle: Yeah or churn it like a machine
Viv: Exactly, it happens almost sporadically
So for you to then channel that energy and build out this bonkers video on fluorite is WILD LOL
Jingle: LOL
Viv: Honestly I think it’s better than almost any old educational video out there, it was giving me Crash Course vibes
Like as a kid in school you’re like “idk what the fuck the professor’s talking about,” but then you go on Crash Course and they explain something like chemical bonds in two minutes and you’re like
“If it was explained to me this way, I would have understood it in class.”
Jingle: DUDE
Crash Course helped me pass high school
DEADASS
They helped me get through high school anatomy, it’s a fucking gift. To anyone reading this article, if you have the money — PLEASE buy a Crash Course Coin to help keep learning free.
Anyway
Viv: LOL
I mean that’s what we resort to in the world of digital media, right? There are people out who will just…explain things better to people
Like a professor can talk to 30 students, but only 15 people might get it, but the other 15 will be like “what” LOL
Jingle: You can talk, but that doesn’t guarantee learning
Viv: TRUER WORDS HAVE NEVER BEEN SAID
UNTIL NOW
Jingle: LOL
Viv: But enough of the the learnings and things
I wanna go into your voice acting demo reel, which I’ve listened to repeatedly—it is INCREDIBLE!
Jingle: Thank you!
Viv: Like the way you read the lines…I can’t imagine them being said any other way. You’re able to express the emotion that I think the lines are supposed to carry.
For example, in your second voice segment, you were portraying a character that was lost in a haunted house.
SOMEHOW, you made a very convincing voice of someone walking in a haunted house being TERRIFIED
Your ability to carry a wide range of emotions with your voice is SUPER valuable as a voice actor. You know how to channel a character type and then translate their likeness into a voice.
Jingle: HAHA thank you!
And it’s funny cause like, you’re essentially playing pretend when you’re an actor. Voice or on-screen, you’re just playing pretend. I’m the type of actor that draws as much real-world/lived experiences into my work
Like look, I’m a little bitch—I’m afraid of haunted houses.
Viv: HAHAHA
Jingle: So that was a snap for me LOL
But one of my coaches, Corina Boettger, always says, “Every character that you’re cast for, that you’re reading for, is you in an alternative universe.”
Having that in my head helped me significantly. Every character you voice is you in an alternate universe. That really helps me ground myself in a character and figure out where I’d go, how to perform.
Viv: That is such a good way to think about it, because you then become the character within that alternate universe.
In an alternate world, you ARE a radio host or you ARE a sentient AI that’s going to take over the world
That is advice framed in a way that is super helpful for aspiring voice actors.
I’m writing that down
I’m STEALING THAT ADVICE FROM YOUR COACH
Jingle: LOL
Viv: Okay, time to return back to our universe
I do want to give you the space to talk about the Filipina identity and the role it plays in your voice acting, since you are in fact…a Filipina person
Jingle: das me
Viv: LOL
Like just imagine voicing a character who shares a similar, if not identical, cultural background as you do.
Jingle: It hits so differently—
[Interview was interrupted by a phone call, we’ll be right back after this commercial break]
Who am I kidding there is no commercial break
Now back to our regularly scheduled interview
Jingle: So I know that you know, and probably the people reading this know it too
Because this is Blood Citrus*, for the uhh
✨ Southeast Asian Creatives ✨
But there’s been a lot of representation popping up left and right for US, and every other person of colour. We’re popping up because we’re no longer just side characters in a white person’s story.
We ARE the story.
I’ve only been doing this since Octo—
Hmm…technically earlier, but the first formal voice acting stuff started in October 2021
So it’s incredible seeing people like myself get huge roles in video games and animation
it feels like
A mirror staring back at me
🎶 Staring back at me 🎶
Viv: LOL
🎶 AREN’T YOU SOMETHIN’ 🎶
🎶 AN ORIGINAL 🎶
Jingle: LOL
So unserious
Viv: Oh of COURSE we’re unserious
Okay but seriously tho, I love the point you’re making about seeing more people who look like us—not just in indie media, but mainstream westernized media.
Like at best, people who look like us are usually secondary characters. They’re in the main cast still, but they’re usually supporting characters
Jingle: Yep
Viv: So to see someone who looks like us front and center, it means a lot
There’s a chance that any young Filipina person out there will see you and be like “if she can do it, then I can do it, too.”
And I think that’s really what a lot of creatives do, whether they know it or not. They don’t have to be front and center, but to see people like them do creative work will inspire the younger generation to pursue creative work sooner.
Jingle: Yeah, and see that’s why I think like…
That’s why it felt great when people like Ryan Higa, Michelle Phan, and Kevjumba, when they all ruled YouTube, it felt so empowering. They were ruling YouTube in like, what…2009 - 2010?
Viv: Yeah the early 2010s
Jingle: Yeah, people like Happy Slip too
Viv: I LOVE HAPPY SLIP
I’m so glad she’s doing standup comedy now talking about the FIlipino household. I watch her and I’m like “omg I used to watch you play your mom back then!”
Jingle: RIGHT?!
Viv: Yeah, with the accent and everything! And it wasn’t even to make a mockery of the accent, that’s just how it was!
Jingle: YEAH
THIS IS US
Viv: As a Vietnamese-American, seeing people like Michelle Phan be one of the OG makeup YouTubers, and now she has Em Cosmetics, her own makeup company, and she wore ao dai on the red carpet
Like to see CULTURAL CLOTHING on the red carpet…You can just SEE how far media has come from the very beginning until now
Jingle: *sigh*
Five star days. God bless.
Viv: Those were the DAYS
The days when YouTube had fuzzy quality
Jingle: 480p was the highest
Viv: YEAH
The days of watching How to Be Ninja
The days of watching your favourite anime in 15 parts
And now you can watch them with ADS
in HD
Jingle: This conversation has aged us
Viv: I MEAN IF YOU REALLY WANT TO GO THERE
WE CAN TALK ABOUT K-POP
Like I know you love SNSD and I love VIXX, the 2nd gen groups
I think when I first started listening to K-Pop, I was listening to Big Bang, 2NE1, the YG artists
Jingle: YES
missA, SISTAR, and SNSD were my gateways
Viv: SISTAR YES
I wish they still stayed together
It’s so wild though because people nowadays are like “I love BTS” and I’m here like “WELL BACK IN MY DAY NO ONE KNEW WHO THEY WERE”
Jingle: LOL
“They weren’t FORMED yet”
Viv: YEAH
THEY ALL HAD THE SAME HAIR COLOUR
Jingle: EVERYONE DRESSED LIKE DORKS BACK THEN
Viv: YOU COULDN’T TELL WHO PEOPLE WERE BASED OFF OF HAIR COLOURS
AND NOW YOU CAN
Jingle: YEAH
GOD the stylists back in the day, fashion has come a LONG way
Viv: yeah the fashion has matured, for sure
Jingle: Yeah agreed
Viv: Jeez we’re really aging ourselves with this huh
Jingle: yup
We need to stop
Viv: Yeah we’ll stop
OKAY
IT’S TIME FOR THE FINAL SEGMENT
CHOOSE YOUR OWN QUESTION
You have three prompts to choose from: Oddly Specific, Food for the Soul, and Top Five.
Which one are you choosing?
Jingle: …
I’m gonna go with Top Five, and I’LL pick the topic.
Viv: Alright sweet LET’S HEAR IT
Jingle: So I recently watched some videos from Watcher, the YouTube channel with Ryan Bergara and Shane Madej (the guys that used to host Buzzfeed Unsolved)
I watched their Top Five Beatdown called “We Fought Over the Best Fictional Foods,” and I think I want to do something similar.
So here’s mine, but in no particular order.
FIRST, I sincerely want to try a Faerie Bubble from Neopets
It’s a regular food item, but it’s like…a sugar bubble and inside of it is like a syrup. It’s one of those like, stupid pretty items where you’re like “That’s not food.”
Viv:
Jingle: YEAH
I loved Neopets as a kid
Viv: I didn’t really play it as much, but I remember my favourite mini-game was the one with the ice cream
Jingle: OH with the chia and you dodge the ice cream?
Viv: YEAH
And there were different levels with like, vanilla ice cream, chocolate ice cream, mint chocolate, etc…that was the game that I really enjoyed
THIS ONE
Jingle: YES
So the fairy bubbles had different flavors, like island berry, lemon berry, like
I just wanted to eat all of the fairy bubbles, cause they’re shaped like friend and look tasty
My second one would be…I believe it’s called Jennamite.
So in Avatar: The Last Airbender, when they first find King Bumi, he puts these creeping crystal rings on Katara and Sokka
At the end, he earthbends it off and he’s like, “I believe he calls it Jennamite, and it’s rock candy”
And I wanna know what that rock candy tastes like
Viv: They remind me of those crystal candies that people make and then eat it in front of a microphone
But also, Sokka and Katara are encased in this, so it’s gotta be strong enough to encase two humans, which would make it like…crunchier in texture?
Jingle: YEAH And it’s WILD because Bumi at the end grabs a piece and he just takes a bite out of it
It’s an AMAZING hunk of atoms ‘cause it creeps, and it creeps incredibly fast
So I’m like, I wanna know what this tastes like
If it expands in my stomach…goodbye world
Viv: LOL
You’ll at least get full faster
like it’ll only take one bite for you to get satiated if it grows
Jingle: YEAH
OH OKAY THE THIRD THING: THE CANDY FROM JIMMY NEUTRON that the townsfolk get HOOKED on
Viv: OH the little round things with the yellow bumps on them
Jingle: with the yellow bumps on them
YEAH
THAT
I WANT THAT
I WANT TO TRY THAT
Viv: Jimmy made the craziest shit on that show
Remember book gum? When Cindy ate it and said it tasted like fried chicken
Jingle: YEAH It got the townsfolk HOOKED
Okay what else…is there like any savory food…?
Viv: Are you more of a sweet or savoury type of person?
Jingle: That’s the thing, I’m very split down the middle. If you asked me what kind of crepe I’d want to eat, I wouldn’t say like, a strawberry one. I’d say like, this chicken pesto one that I had once at a festival
Viv: Ooooo
Jingle: Yeah it’s fucking incredible
So I’m very split down the middle when it comes to sweet and savory
But the thing is like, children’s media tends to appeal to sweetness, because children have sweet tooths, so you’re probably going to remember more of the candy growing up than the regular food
Viv: Yeah
Jingle: Hmm
I’m trying to scuttle on over to savory, but it’s so hard to think of
What other like, culinary shows have there been?
Viv: Well there’s Food Wars, there’s…Death Note where L just eats everything LOL
Jingle: Hmm
OH
I want to try this one thing from Pokémon…a pokéblock.
‘Cause they have poffins, which are more or less like, muffin tops. The pokéblocks, though, are made of berries, and they kinda almost look like hi-chews.
I think they’re from the Hoenn region? I think it’s Hoenn region.
Viv: oh my god it DOES look like a hi-chew
Like a block of hi-chew LOL
Jingle: Yeah! It’s essentially a hi-chew, but it’s made from the berries in the Pokémon world. I wanna eat it.
Cause them bitches could be spicy, and I want to eat a spicy hi-chew
I wanna burn my ass
HAHAHA
Viv: LOL
Forget the spicy noodle challenge, just eat a spicy pokéblock
Jingle: Just eat a spicy hi-chew
I’m BEGGING you to
Viv: They’re also carried in what looks like a Pez container
like a Pokéball Pez container
Jingle: YEAH
Viv: Okay now I’m really aging myself by saying “Pez container”
Jingle: I USED TO COLLECT THOSE
Viv: YEAH THEY HAD DIFFERENT HEADS
They had the Looney tunes ones with Tweety bird and Sylvestor
I love them SO MUCH
Jingle: YEP
Okay I have one savory dish to close out my list
In Persona 5…I want to eat that big ass burger
Viv: The big burger?
Jingle: The…either the Big Bang Burger or the Galaxy Burger
Viv:
This one?
Jingle: Yeah
Viv: JEEZ
THAT IS A HONKIN’ BURGER
Jingle: Yeah
I wanna eat that
That’s my like
You ever have days where you’re like “I’ve been good with food, I haven’t been eating like shit, today’s the day I’m gonna eat like shit.”
That’s the burger I’m eating that day
Viv: So instead of eating the box of donuts you post on social, you’re gonna be eating this burger
Jingle: Yep
That big ass burger
Just blend that bitch, put some soda as a liquid, guzzle it and be like
“Ah, well…I’ll see you all in the ER”
Viv: LOL
Jingle: Get my arteries unclogged
Viv: Just hibernate for a day
Jingle: A SOLID day
Yeah that’d be my top five:
- Fairy Bubble (Neopets)
- Mega-Candy (Jimmy Neutron)
- Pokéblock (Pokemon)
- Jennamite (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
- Big Bang Burger (Persona 5)
Viv: EXCELLENT LIST I was not expecting you to pull from media for food, I was expecting IRL recommendations
That’s smart, I’d love to see people recreate all of these foods
I think the REACT channel made the Jimmy Neutron candy
Tbh though I was expecting more of a chocolate truffle instead of a jelly candy
Jingle: Yeah it has that look
Cause it doesn’t just look like it’ll be THAT
Viv: Yeah like I thought it’d have like rice krispies or something
So like a chocolate truffle covered in a purple glaze with rice krispies
Jingle: Like a chocolate ganache?
Viv: Yeah like a chocolate ganache
I was expecting that, not a grape jelly
Jingle: …I don’t like grape that much.
Like the artificial grape flavor
Viv: I don’t either, ‘cause it tastes like medicine
Jingle: Yeah exactly
Viv: Why did doctors make things grape flavoured?
Or cherry?
Jingle: lol I don’t know
Okay so fun Jingle fact: when I was a kid, there was one grape medicine I really liked
And I legitimately necked it once from the bottle
Viv: YOU DID WHAT
Jingle: It was like a cold medicine
That’s probably why I turned out the way I did LOL
Viv: I mean I’m not a doctor, so I can’t confirm nor deny that happened LOL
At least you didn’t have to worry about getting a cold or cough for a while
Jingle: I was covered for a whole week haha
Viv: You were IMMUNE
Alright, final question for ya, girly. Is there anything else you want to talk about before we wrap this up?
Jingle: Hmm…I guess depending on when this is published, I’m gonna have a video game demo out
Viv: OOOOOOOOOOOO
Jingle: I just finished recording it
Viv: I AM EXCITED
Jingle: yes
Give it a listen
Viv: I WILL
I just love that you and so many other voice actors are succeeding and getting roles
Creativity is a collaborative effort, and that’s what I love about it. I know that sounds cheesy, but it’s true
Jingle: Yeah!
Also, learn from other people’s wins. See what works, take everything as a learning experience. If you auditioned for a part and someone else got it, listen to what they did and how it worked so that you can apply it later
ALSO PLUGGING THE ROCKS AND PIXELS GEODUDE EPISODE BECAUSE IT’S PROBABLY GOING TO BE LAUNCHED BY THE TIME THIS IS OUT
Viv: OH HELL YEAH
OKAY GONNA PLUG YOUR SOCIALS AND THEN CLOSE THIS OUT
TTYL BYEEE
Jingle: BYEEE
You can find Jingle’s voice in several video game works, most notably Sally Mountainpeak (created by Cassius Creed) and Alien Incrementum (produced by Celeste and Mizerable).
FOLLOW JINGLE ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: https://instagram.com/jingleberrydelight
Twitch: https://twitch.tv/jingleberrydelight
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jingledberries
TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@jingleberrydelight
