I absolutely love the attitude this young woman has....

she is ultra cute. i bet she's fun to hang out with.

crime scene.
[link to www.youtube.com]

Yeah she looks as though she would have a great sense of humour.

I was annoyed by the chicken head within 15 seconds of watching that video...

Horrible video it should be burned with fire and never spoken of ever again. EVER AGAIN.

each to their own ac. I thought she was hilarious.

going out with a deaf and mute girl is the best thing you can ever do.

they make cute noises. and they don't talk much.

win win situation.

disgusting

My dear Israeli brother the goyyims are getting out of hand. What is her exact location of this dancing imbecile, the Sampson option must be deployed immediately without further notice. We cannot allow such flagrant opposition to Zionism as that pathetic girl is showing. F U indeed

haha I've never seen an actual song in silent language before, cool :D

eh sign language, not silent, oh well

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nice ac

Last Edited by ~Iammoi~ on 04/14/2012 06:30 PM

Hey there Michael! How are you?

Yeah I absolutely love watching songs done in sign. It sort of adds a whole new dimension to the music.

[link to vimeo.com]

this guy Lee. Is absolutely awesome. I have been following him for a few years now. He is a delight to watch. He uses his whole body, really a performing art.

In this video he is signing, in British sign language Katy Perry fireworks.

I do not know how to embed a vimeo video so if someone could do it for me that would be great. :) Thanks.

This is Lee doing British sign language to the same song as the woman in the first video, so you can see the differences between the British and American sign language. I find it interesting.



Last Edited by ~Iammoi~ on 04/14/2012 06:46 PM

and another funny one to lady gaga in American sign language:



Last Edited by ~Iammoi~ on 04/14/2012 06:24 PM

Very expressive, she rocks :) Sent this to my friend with a deaf from birth son, he loved it (and is old enough that I was "thinking of the children" beforehand, before anyone even thinks it, lol)

I really like Lee. He is an awesome kid, and had uploaded over 400 songs for deaf people before youtube cancelled his account. sucks really, he was doing a public service

Awesome!

dunno if this will work or not

<iframe src=" [link to player.vimeo.com] width="400" height="300" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe><p><a href=" [link to vimeo.com] BSL songs: Katy Perry - Firework</a> from <a href=" [link to vimeo.com] BSL songs</a> on <a href=" [link to vimeo.com">Vimeo<]

Edited to add:

ah no.. :(

I was trying to embed Lees signing to the fireworks song. Never mind.

Last Edited by ~Iammoi~ on 04/14/2012 06:38 PM

yeah cool eh Kiddo. Great attitude! Great sense of humour.

i would like to plow her

ah yes, in your dreams anyway.

Sorry to sound stupid but is she deaf or just really good at sign language? Is the audience deaf? Super cool irregardless.

hey Una, fine thanks :o)
and you?

Im amazed how she can maintain the timing, that can be hard enough even when being able to hear the song hehe
I guess she is feeling the rythm in a way :o)

sad to hear about that YT account, a little understanding and compassion would have helped instead of closing it, oh well

I do not believe she is deaf, or any of the others (some in the class may be). With the exception of Lee, the others had to do the sign language like the end assignment for courses they were taking in sign language.

And no, not at all a stupid question. Thank you for asking it, it is a valid question.

I don't think she is deaf, but was doing it as an end of class assignment. It is my understanding that deaf people feel the vibrations of the music anyway, even if they cannot hear it. At least, that is what deaf patients have told me in the past.

Thanks for clarifying. She rocks. Very fun to watch.

You are welcome. Yeah I really thought she did as well.

they can feel the bass right? the pulse of it anyway, I don't know that much of it, but I imagine touching the surface where the speaker is, you might be able to sense the beat in a way.

but still a long way to go to actually get a real timing going :o)
well even though she can hear, it's still impressive :p

Yes I think so Michael. You can also feel it through the floor.