Apple iPhone users have long relied on virtual assistant Siri to answer life's everyday questions. From checking the weather to finding a recipe, talking to Siri is like having an encyclopedia in your pocket.

However, Baltimore-based rapper Caz aka HAZMATCAZ has a unique gift. She can bring Siri to life using her voice.

The evidence was first posted to Twitter by user @Erinie_DaBest on Saturday, and to this day it has amassed nearly 238,000 retweets.

In the 10-second clip, Caz is seen doing her best Siri impersonation, giving directions to a destination. Needless to say, Twitter was impressed.

One commenter encouraged her to look into voice-over opportunities. 

Another compared her voice to that of Grammy-nominated artist Janelle Monáe.

One more just wanted Caz ride shotgun with him.

However, a tweeter was skeptical of her gift, claiming Caz was faking the uncanny sound.

Caz quickly rebuked those claims, saying her Siri impersonation is a natural talent.

To silence critics, Caz posted a video to her personal Twitter, which has already registered nearly 2 million views.

The original, most recognizable Siri voice was introduced to the public in 2011, as a part of Apple's new iPhone 4S unveiling. According to CNN, Apple would not confirm if Atlanta resident Susan Bennett was the assistant's real voice. However, the longtime voice actor has plenty of evidence to support her case.

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