No not really. The eeing thing is regional to California but even I've noticed that drag queens tend to emphasize it for no reason at all lately - meaning the last couple of years. Weird. You can even see those Gibraltar queens Isis & Coco picking it up on their videos as they went along. Even inappropriate words like "things" they'd start saying "theengs".

Raven uses it alot but she also has a somewhat Russian/Ukrainian accent if you know how to hear 2nd 3rd generation pronunciation. Delta actually may have started it. It's annoying LOL. She's fucking Latin!

Here's the Brooklyn example. You can also hear a pretty good version in My Cousin Vinny. Also in that show The Nanny (infamous) and Mob Wives. The women who stayed in NY have a strong one like Drita and Big Ang but Karen Gravano who moved to Arizona younger because of her father lost alot of hers. But I don't know what borough Drita and Ang grew up in.

Also technically Gaga should have one but she doesn't really because she attended an exclusive "prep" school where they drill you in diction to have their particular affect. ALSO, there's the element of ethnicity - Italian, Jewish, Black because those accents and speech patterns are different. But if you watch Goodfellas you can't really tell the difference between Henry's Jewish wife Karen and the Italian wives in ACCENT but in word choices and body language. Bear in mind these are actors who had to develop the accent so it's not that educational.

Donald Trump has a German affect because his family spoke German BUT he also grew up with close associations with Jewish people. Bernie's is more Jewish. Mob Wives gurls are Italian influenced - you can hear the difference between Drita who's slavic of some sort and say, Renee - very Italian. ALL are NY though. That's where Trump got "schlonged" because it's a sort of Yiddish/German hybrid of Schloung meaning schooled from a long time ago.

But it's debatable whether it's just a very slight difference between the boroughs. IMO it really just depends on how long someone lived there and how long their family lived there and how much they were exposed to other places like Manhattan or other people where it's faded out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dh0210A-VZo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9yLRJA6zU8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te3SKc0-lO0

http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/why-theres-no-such-thing-as-a-brooklyn-accent

Seattle/NW I have no idea. Never knew of it having a particularly nasal tone - But apparently they are taking one on.

http://kpluwonders.org/content/i-wonder-why-we-don%E2%80%99t-have-accent-%E2%80%A6-or-do-we

If you want a challenge try differentiating among the Southern states. You CAN tell the difference between AL, MS and say, GA but it's tough unless you're immersed there like any other linguistic thing.