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I take what you mean with "American accent" being the accent they use on US Television in shows and most news?
Because there's a hell of a lot of regional accents in both Britain and the US and various ones in both sounds stupid while others sound sophisticated.
Looking at you Scousers and Southerners.
Trans Atlantic accent
It's it even a real accent. It was made up for rich people to teach their kids from the 30's-50's and is based on any real location or culture.
It isn't real because some people sat down to make it vs it happening by accident?
You only got it because your parents were rich enough to pay a tutor to teach you to use it. It's not regionally based, it's essentially the Klingon of American accents.
That didn't answer my question
I love the American Southerner accent in women.