What to Know 50 United States accents have been ranked, and two tri-state accents came in dead last, while the Texan accent ranked the 'sexiest'

The Long Island accent was ranked the least sexy accent in the United States, and the New Jersey accent was ranked second-worst

The study was conducted among a sample from a travel website's 1.5 million social media followers

The sexiest -- and least sexy -- accents in the United States have been ranked, and Boston fared surprisingly well.

In a survey run by travel company Big 7 across its 1.5 million social media followers, the Boston accent was ranked the second sexiest in the country.

"One of America’s most imitated and parodied accents, Boston almost comes out on top of the country’s sexiest accents. And yes, just like Mahhhhk Wahlberg, locals really do say 'pahk yuh cahr in hahvuhd yahd'." Big 7 said in its rankings.

Other New England accents that made the list included Maine (4th), Connecticut (22nd) and Providence (38th).

"Want to talk Rhode Island? The Boston-meets-Brooklyn accent is hard to mimic, but clearly distinct. Listen to any episode of Jersey Shore with Pauly D and you’ll understand instantly what it sounds like," Big 7 said.

The Texan accent was voted the most desirable, with New York (3rd) and Chicago (5th) rounding out the top five.

The "general American" accent was ranked 32nd on the list, with Big 7 defining it as the one you're most likely to hear on television -- Stephen Colbert being a prime example.

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50th. Long Islander

49th. New Jersey

48th. Minnesotan

47th. Alaskan

46th. California Valley

45th. Southern Ohioan

44th. Floridian

43rd. Pittsburgh

42nd. Cincinnati

41st. Pennsylvania Dutch

40th. Appalachian

39th. Colorado

38th. Providence

37th. Tallahassee

36th. Ozark

35th. “Hoi Toider”

34th. San Francisco

33rd. Hudson Valley

32nd. General American

31st. Atlanta

30th. New Mexican

29th. Milwaukee

28th. Western

27th. Charleston

26th. Kentucky

25th. New Orleans

24th. Oklahoma

23rd. Cleveland

22nd. Connecticut

21st. Kansas

20th. Tennesseean

19th. Virginia Piedmont

18th. Baltimorese

17th. Alabama

16th. Midwestern

15th. Cajun

14th. Yooper

13th. Miami

12th. Chicano

11th. Northwestern

10th. Californian

9th. St. Louis

8th. Philadelphia

7th. Hawaiian

6th. Mississippi

5th. Chicago

4th. Mainer

3rd. New York

2nd. Bostonian

1st. Texan