Lindsey Rothschild Cross is amazing. Sign language is a true communication for the def and disabled I have a older brother with non verbal autism I learned a little bit of sign language from my mother. I have a child that is now a adult with autism but he is verbal and when he was little I communicated with him through sign language we dont need to use sign language now so I'm really rusty on my skills .Lindsey is amazing and passionate about her job and that puts a smile on your face keep rocking Lindsey Rothschild Cross 🤟❤😊
Even as someone with hearing I'd love there to be an interpreter doing this kind of thing at pretty much any metal concert. It's almost doubling as crowd work, that would get anyone hyped up.
Hello . I hope you are fine.I am deaf .I am from India . It learns sign language and I hope you do success. Hear and deaf same old .to need skill sign language
Because they like to FEEL the music. We as people who aren't hearing impaired take things like a huge bass drop that shakes you to your toes for granted. All those vibrations and differences in those vibrations make them happy. That's why.
It’s just pure stupidity ! That woman did it because she wanted her 2 minute fame !! It’s lack of respect to deaf people ! It’s like taking a blind person to a Picasso gallery and having the paints written in Braille ( blind alphabet )
Douchy McDouche let THIS sink in, deaf people can enjoy music, they feel the vibrations from the instruments that is processed by the same part of the brain that we “listen” to music.
Douchy McDouche you are stupid if u don’t know you hear by your ear drums sensing the “VIBRATIONS”. Many deaf people are not 100% deaf, they still pick up different frequencies of sound. A lot of people at concerts stand close to the stage speakers to feel the vibrations! Have you even been to a rock concert? Cos, you sound like a child.
You keep talking about vibrations, but deaf people still can't hear sounds. You think a deaf person can hear a solo or vocals among all those "vibrations"? They can only feel the bass. Anyway you put it it's not a real concert experience. They can have as much fun sitting on a subwoofer at home.
@@douchymcdouche169 Besides that fact that they cant hear there is still a VISUAL show going on to supplement the vibrations. So, you can take your try hard douche baggery somewhere else. You're just being an ignorant troll. Fool.
There is absolutely no need for an Interpreter for the Deaf's hands to reach further than the perimeter of their torso. Beyond that is simply overkill , unecessary, obnoxious, and distracting. There is also no reason for them to display exaggerated facial expressions.
So what you’re saying is that you feel it’s more appropriate to have them go to a concert just to watch someone stand still and only interpret the lyrics like a simple poem? Just like hearing people, they came there for the WHOLE experience, not just the closed captions that they can get at home. Sounds like someone’s trying to police a language and culture. Hearing people have it easy because we can hear the beat, the lyrics, the instruments, and the emotion in both the words and music. We can differentiate the noises we hear and feel, they can’t. Deaf people only have words to read- and vibrations if they’ve got a strong bass system. If I were deaf I probably wouldn’t go to a concert if the interpreter had to abide by your ideas of “appropriate” interpretation. Deaf interpreters at concerts are there to help the ENTIRE song be understood, felt, and explained by imitating the “obnoxious” and “distracting” sounds of instruments that you can easily understand with your ears. And “exaggerated” facial expressions are a vital part of the deaf culture when communicating, so, yes, it’s very good reason for them to display. Why shouldn’t they when even hearing people display facial expressions? All I can say is I hope you never go deaf because idk how you’ll survive with all that “unnecessary, obnoxious expressions.” And if you are deaf, then I don’t understand why you have an issue with this to begin with.
It's actually very important when interpreting music. It's not typical ask and the body language plays a huge part in expressing the music itself and not just the lyrics.
These kinda videos are reducing me to tears these days. She's just awesome
Why would you have a video on a sign language interpreter and not have closed captioning available for it.
Bad form GMA!
Maybe those who are deaf already have closed captioning on on their own TV at home?
God, now that I think about it. It’s a blessing to being able to hear.
Watching on mute and i can see and feel her energy. I can see why she is so popular
Lamb of god rule this lady deserves recognition !
"Pathetic" not to name the band she was signing for.
Norfolk Southern Hampton Division I got your drift lol. \m/
I see what you did there.
The name of the band is Lamb of God and the song "ruin"
@@gtt7460, hes aware. The "pathetic" is a play on words. That one of LOGs songs.
Lindsey Rothschild Cross is amazing. Sign language is a true communication for the def and disabled I have a older brother with non verbal autism I learned a little bit of sign language from my mother. I have a child that is now a adult with autism but he is verbal and when he was little I communicated with him through sign language we dont need to use sign language now so I'm really rusty on my skills .Lindsey is amazing and passionate about her job and that puts a smile on your face keep rocking Lindsey Rothschild Cross 🤟❤😊
She is \m/...... from Nepal 🙏🙏
Even as someone with hearing I'd love there to be an interpreter doing this kind of thing at pretty much any metal concert. It's almost doubling as crowd work, that would get anyone hyped up.
This is the resolution! The end of all digress!
Yeah you go girl!!!!
I love her!!!
Awesome 👍😎
She is GORGEOUS 😍😍😍😍😍
I am just curious if dead people love her as much as those of us who can hear
typical mainstream media.... no mention of the band even playing which happens to be Lamb of God which is not death metal.
For real though the are the shit
I want to now sigh language
Hello . I hope you are fine.I am deaf .I am from India . It learns sign language and I hope you do success. Hear and deaf same old .to need skill sign language
LAMB OF GOD!!!
What’s the signal for ‘face sit me’ ?
Wtf
Thats a def Leppard intention of vibration 📳👌
It should be a Art 🎨class..
Viual arts class..
Lamb of God
Hell yeah
PS Lamb of God is Groove Metal
Why does the sign interpreter for a band need a sign interpreter when she gets interviewed?
I don’t understand, if you can deaf and broke are in the back does that mean you are fucked?
Deaf metal.
Thank you for that comment
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dude got that right😂
Why would someone who can’t hear go to a concert in the first place?
Because they like to FEEL the music. We as people who aren't hearing impaired take things like a huge bass drop that shakes you to your toes for granted. All those vibrations and differences in those vibrations make them happy. That's why.
Smitty C2007 That’s right! It’s the same as hearing people cranking up the base when we’re listening to music. We want to feel it!
Band is Lamb of God and they are not death metal they are groove metal.
And in an effort to be inclusive... but not caption the video.
Why in the hell did the my not say the name of the band? Stupid and every other synonym.
Lamb of God concerts are awesome
Only the deaf people know what the band is saying.
Her face
It’s just pure stupidity ! That woman did it because she wanted her 2 minute fame !! It’s lack of respect to deaf people ! It’s like taking a blind person to a Picasso gallery and having the paints written in Braille ( blind alphabet )
Cute
I don’t get this. She is interpreting the “feel of the music.” The musicians themselves are doing that already.
Just becauae you can't hear it doesn't mean you can't feel it. And I mean literally
Death metal??? False...
LoG is Groove Metal
Why would a deaf person be at a fucking concert?! 🤔
Deaf people listen to music and go to concerts. Let that sink in.
This story is the kind of stuff I'd expect from The Onion.
Douchy McDouche let THIS sink in, deaf people can enjoy music, they feel the vibrations from the instruments that is processed by the same part of the brain that we “listen” to music.
They still don't hear music and paying to "feel vibrations" at a concert is just stupid.
Douchy McDouche you are stupid if u don’t know you hear by your ear drums sensing the “VIBRATIONS”. Many deaf people are not 100% deaf, they still pick up different frequencies of sound. A lot of people at concerts stand close to the stage speakers to feel the vibrations! Have you even been to a rock concert? Cos, you sound like a child.
You keep talking about vibrations, but deaf people still can't hear sounds. You think a deaf person can hear a solo or vocals among all those "vibrations"? They can only feel the bass. Anyway you put it it's not a real concert experience. They can have as much fun sitting on a subwoofer at home.
@@douchymcdouche169 Besides that fact that they cant hear there is still a VISUAL show going on to supplement the vibrations. So, you can take your try hard douche baggery somewhere else. You're just being an ignorant troll. Fool.
There is absolutely no need for an Interpreter for the Deaf's hands to reach further than the perimeter of their torso. Beyond that is simply overkill , unecessary, obnoxious, and distracting. There is also no reason for them to display exaggerated facial expressions.
So what you’re saying is that you feel it’s more appropriate to have them go to a concert just to watch someone stand still and only interpret the lyrics like a simple poem? Just like hearing people, they came there for the WHOLE experience, not just the closed captions that they can get at home.
Sounds like someone’s trying to police a language and culture.
Hearing people have it easy because we can hear the beat, the lyrics, the instruments, and the emotion in both the words and music. We can differentiate the noises we hear and feel, they can’t. Deaf people only have words to read- and vibrations if they’ve got a strong bass system. If I were deaf I probably wouldn’t go to a concert if the interpreter had to abide by your ideas of “appropriate” interpretation.
Deaf interpreters at concerts are there to help the ENTIRE song be understood, felt, and explained by imitating the “obnoxious” and “distracting” sounds of instruments that you can easily understand with your ears.
And “exaggerated” facial expressions are a vital part of the deaf culture when communicating, so, yes, it’s very good reason for them to display. Why shouldn’t they when even hearing people display facial expressions?
All I can say is I hope you never go deaf because idk how you’ll survive with all that “unnecessary, obnoxious expressions.”
And if you are deaf, then I don’t understand why you have an issue with this to begin with.
@@julicastillo206 Thank you for your input, Juli.
It's actually very important when interpreting music. It's not typical ask and the body language plays a huge part in expressing the music itself and not just the lyrics.
It's like blind people going to a NASCAR race...
mynameisray No it’s not. At a concert it’s not just about the audio. It’s about the visual as well.