We don’t like the attention. We are there for communication access, not performance. It always breaks my concentration when someone addresses me while I’m working other than logistics.
@@ire1398 Ok, obviously it's incredibly rude to interrupt an interpreter when they're doing their job, but that's not what the person is saying. They're acknowledging the fact that you guys work hard and deserve a lot of credit!
I thought this was him. He just has this aura about him. I ended up watching him more during those press conferences because he's so animated and I'm not even HOH. Bless him. 💖
Yeah. I wonder if he can speak. I wasn't sure if he was mute or they just interpreted for him because he was signing. It doesn't really make a difference. Just curious.
Now why on earth would a guy that looks like that not be anywhere near a Beyoncé concert or pride festival??? I think there’s a couple words for your POV. Ageism and stereotyping.
Not even, he looks a lot like the men I see at pride and at most gay bars. Mathu Anderson, Bob Copani, Daddy's Barber shop in San Francisco, Folsom Street Fair. You should get out more...
Then he did his job. ASL interpreter's job is to convey the meaning through signs, body language and facial expressions. I worked with Deaf kids in the school system. Best job ever!
If I was Beyoncé, I would have put his sassy, cute behind right on the stage next to me and we would have brought the stage down together, lol...legends unite!😄🥰
I love that he signs during his interview, it's such a small gesture that means a lot to those who are deaf or hard of hearing. This man truly cares about the deaf/HOH community, what an awesome guy 💖
I always tell people asl is so much more then just signing with your hands, it's facial expressions and body movements. It's a very expressive language and if a person signs with a deadpan face and no emotion in the signs it's much harder to interpret what they're signing. I can say with confidence most people who are hearing and who don't have toes to the deaf community don't know what a beautiful language asl is because I myself didn't know till I had a deaf daughter and had to learn asl for her and honestly I fell in love with the language. Personally I think everybody should be taught asl or their native sign language if outside the U.S. at a young age. There is so many uses for it for hearing people (yelling at you kids from across the room without raising your voice, communicating with people through windows, having more private conversations of the occasion calls for it infants can learn signs before they can verbalize and so much more) but it would also just make this world so much more inclusive towards those who are deaf or hard of hearing. For anybody interested in learning this beautiful language without having to go to college or pay for classes look up Bill Vicars here on UA-cam, he's easy to follow plus you learn the entire language including grammar not just the signs. His videos are also 100% silent (he uses a computer screen) so you can watch them anywhere. He's also an actual Deaf teacher so he knows what he's fully and is fully backed by the Deaf community (at least those that I know).
Yea this . It's slightly annoying sometimes that it's mistaken for "being overly expressive" while that is exactly what people who need to use sign language need for the simple fact that certain signs can mean the exact same thing but it's the emotion (for most people using sign language another form context) used along with it that conveys the right message. I can recall the parents of a classmate of mine who were both deaf getting into an argument once about who would do the grocery shopping and not only where their facial expressions superclear, the way they used certain signs along with their total body language were as well, they were much, much more obvious than in a regular conversation.
This guy is one hell of a man!! I'm sure all his viewers greatly appreciate his personality and enthusiasm he puts into interpreting for them. This was a joy to watch
It's nice to see people being recognized for excelling at their job, instead of those fake interpreters signing gibberish. This.. this is just wholesome. ❤️️
@@jewleeborrasca6924 have u seen the rappers twista and also Eminem’s asl interpreters??? They r also amazing but don’t have this guys moves...twistas asl interpreter can hear so she is a little better but she’s fast as hell
@Tomato Sauce he probably has, but I’ve personally only seen him with the governor since he went viral. It’s possible that I didn’t notice him before and only recognized the face once I saw the video, but I remember there was a lady interpreter for Perdue and I want to say at least partially through Deal as well, but I was really young when Perdue was governor, so again, I could be misremembering
@Glizzy God Some deaf people can feel the vibration of the music, and of course they can still see the action. Eventhough you don't have the sense of hearing, you still have four other senses!
Deaf West revived Spring Awakening with a deaf and hearing cast. It’s an incredible show! All the music and dialogue is sung and signed at the same time so everyone can enjoy it.
Omg...This made my dreary rainy day infinitely better. That man has some naturally great moves. I've lived in Georgia all my life and watch him when the Governor holds his press conference, he pulls you in by just watching him...It's distracting in a fantastic way, you can't help but watch and you can see he takes absolute pride in what he does for those who can't hear...I'm partially deaf and just started learning to sign...He's absolutely amazing!!!
I love his expression..it always makes me smile or laugh.. and he has some awesome outfits that he wears when he is interpreting for the Governor of Atlanta...
The just had Justina Miles at the Superbowl this year. She a professional performer for sign language. I think it's great. They should of along time ago. Deaf people need music In there life too. And what there doing is great and wonderful. Amazing. I love and support this so much. Great job y'all. REMEMBER Y'ALL SPREAD LOVE NOT HATE
Fun fact: interpreting is the hardest neurological task the human brain can do. That’s why bilingualism is only the first baby step into learning how to interpret. I’ve been an interpreter for 30 years and I’ve taught interpreting for 20.
Is he not the BEST!?!?! I am totally captivated by him. I will deliberately tune into a Brian Kemp speech just to watch David do "His Thang!" lol....He is totally amazing, captivating, and inspiring! And most of all, you can tell he LOVES what he does. And that's where the magic comes from💜💙💚💛💛❤
I think this is the guy who interpreted a bunch of press conferences for politicians in Georgia. I see him in the news almost all the time, he’s so expressive it’s hard not to notice 😂 You go David Cowan!
I went to a concert and watched the sign language interpreter almost the whole concert. He was so mesmerizing to watch him, like nothing I’ve seen before!
We were blessed enough to be right above the hearing impaired section at a Bruce Springsteen concert and I've seen Bruce 13 times but that time was the most AMAZING, watching the lady signing all of his loooong songs and the hearing impaired group going wild. It was so dang cool!
Listen even when I see him on the news when the governor or whomever is at the podium I love to watch him because his sign language is always rhythmic. He also dresses very sharp when he interprets.
@Done 8387 why? What is your view on imagining a life without hearing, living in a world that is cut off at times due to the inability to hear and experience life as others do? This basic sense, that so many take for granted. As a medical professional, and a grandparent to a child with hearing loss, I applaud things that create a more inclusive and full experience for others. That matters. Empathy matters too...examine that.
@Done 8387 that’s a lot of arrogant/ignorant assumptions there. While world news, scientific advancements etc matter...the way that media uses information to stimulate a heightened threat response gets old. They fixate on an incomplete story, painting with highlights of threat and negativity, in an imbalanced fashion. The way the media is used in an almost weaponized fashion and to garner more ratings...vs non-biased factual and complete reporting, is old and tired, and frankly unethical. Btw, I don’t dislike videos 🙄 I rarely watch news anyways as most sides are biased and don’t help me be better either way. So, yeah when it’s so imbalanced...i do tend to be drawn to something that’s not catering to the inane realms of our society. Little secret...most people are incredibly afraid of death, most news feeds into this fear, whether directly or indirectly. It’s powerful. I already know I’ll die, I know we have little control. I’ve seen people die, I’ve faced my views on it. So why...if we all die and have little control (although tons hang on to the illusion of having more control than they do), would I want to keep ingesting the thing I already know? 😂 The world is unpredictable, hard, bad things happen, we all die. I get this fully. I don’t need the incessant reminders of it & being conditioned of what to fear next. If that’s your cup of tea, indulge, by all means. Just know that many of us enjoy a reprieve from the collective fear riddled insanity of our culture.
I love him I think we need more of him around spreading his love and his goodness and his good heart man you are incredible person would love to see more of you
I'd love to see his interpretation of "all the single ladies"
I for sure thought they were going to show him signing that song 💗
😂😂😂 RIGHT!
I would also want to see him sign wap,tbh
@@Megan-vn3yt 😂
@@Megan-vn3yt 😏 I see see have ourselves a certified freak over here 😏
His beard is immaculate
Yes it is.
His so hot
@@lovethefields Yes he is.
Hes sexy and his beard is perfect!!
As a guy his beard is a full on life goal
He’s been signing at pride for nearly TWO DECADES.
Just.....my heart 🥺
OMG 🌸🌸 people are like "you wouldn't expect him based on how he looks!" Like... Two decades. Yes it makes sense.
I'm loving your love right now. ❤️ Positive story, positive comments. Refreshing.
Right?!
Same! My heart just melted 🥺♥️
@@RachelDoesntknow right. That comment is the top comment with 10k likes and it is a stupid and bigoted comment. And it's dead wrong.
Sign language interpreters don't get the recognition that they deserve, glad this one caught the media's attention.
Also, he has an awesome beard
We don’t like the attention. We are there for communication access, not performance. It always breaks my concentration when someone addresses me while I’m working other than logistics.
You should watch the interpreters for Twista at his concert and the one for Waka flocka
There was one for snoop Dogg too that everyone loved
I have learned do much today
@@ire1398 Ok, obviously it's incredibly rude to interrupt an interpreter when they're doing their job, but that's not what the person is saying. They're acknowledging the fact that you guys work hard and deserve a lot of credit!
This beautiful man has more sass in his pinky that i do in my entire body.
Same. Although that's the same for most people 🤩
💯
He is definitely sassy, but your comment is pretty sassy, too!
He is just too handsome!
LMAO!
David just doubled his booking fee. Y'all need to clone this man.
Worked out for him. He's now the signer for the Georgia governor.
@@pvir9902 that's awesome!
Check out the UA-cam channel SongsinSign
@@rowelle wtf
I stumbled into a strange and amazing place
"And fortunately I have the moves to do it."
He does too lol he gettin it !
🤗🤗🤗 Oh my goodness, when he said that, immediately, I said, "I know that's right!!!" He is adorable. 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
BOSS....
🤣🤣🤣🤣
He said I don't want to toot my own horn but... BEEP BEEP
When you know you got it in any language.
Lmfaoooo
The man from 3035
"Fortunately I have the moves to do it"
Love that confidence!!
FIND THE LIE.. he sure has spunk LOL
Riiight?! 😂♥️
Omg, that was too cute!! I love it
I live in Georgia, and he does all the interpreting for the governors press conferences and many official things through the state. Love him!
Does he know the whole world is finding out about him? Hello from Ottawa, Canada! 😊
I thought this was him. He just has this aura about him. I ended up watching him more during those press conferences because he's so animated and I'm not even HOH. Bless him. 💖
I knew he looked familiar. I’ve seen him when I see that Gov. Kemp.
Yeah. I wonder if he can speak. I wasn't sure if he was mute or they just interpreted for him because he was signing. It doesn't really make a difference. Just curious.
@@BJC398 I don’t know if he speaks, as I’ve never heard him. He does work for another YT channel but it’s not speaking.
He wasn't dancing. He was signing with his whole body, being the consummate professional that he is . . . :)
Yoo...this is gold 😳😳😳
Consummate professional 😭💀
He can still literally feel the music
He is a true professional. So passionate
Thank you for clearing that up!
Wait a minute. Is this the same guy who signs for the governor?!?
Edit: Just checked. It is him. This paid off for him big time. That's great!
Lol yes 😂
Talk about multitasking diversity...two entirely different job responsibilities.
Brian Kemp!!!
Georgia!
Came here to ask, thanks. He’s my 2021 hero.
I thought that was him. He’s great!
So cute! I'm sure the deaf community appreciates his efforts. We benefited too. Lol.
Here in the Deaf community we do, capital D please :)
@@tiff1277 seriously.
He is also deaf
@@sarabeth641 isn't that amazing they respond to music through the vibrations absolutely beautiful
Like Morris code overload
So this is how Santa makes his $$$ outside of Christmas.
Yep. Santas side hustle.kkkkk
@Alisha K 👍
This comment is severely underrated
I DONT THINK SANTA IS DEAF LOL 😂😂😂😂
We must protect this man at all cost. He is a gem.
He’s hella adorable too. I’m living for his humble brag about his moves lol
@XwolfX Savage nah adorable is the appropriate term here. He is also very wholesome and sweet, he reminds me of a sassy grandpa
@XwolfX Savage lmao why can't grown men be adorable? You're adorable bro, just admit it.
@XwolfX Savage your comment only reveals who you are. Nicely done 👏😂
@XwolfX Savage Dude, why so aggressive?? Take a pill! Anything can be adorable.
I just love that he's a sassy, muscled gay man interpreting for the republican governor at press conferences! :-)
That booty smack!
He’s so wholesome, he was making sure that the deaf community wasn’t left out of the hype. 💕
WASNT LEFT OUT OF THE CULT SHIT PROGRAM!!!!!!!!
@@monicadzisiak7291 take ur meds
@@Bubble_kitty_universe hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
so dope right
The best part is this guy looks like the last guy you'd see anywhere near a Beyoncé concert or a Pride Festival.
Just goes to show we shouldn't box ppl in with our own programming or go to auto-pilot judgemental hate!
🌻
Ever been to pride? There's a lot of men who look like that actually. 🤣
@@onexonesie I belive the scientific term is called b E a r s /lh
Now why on earth would a guy that looks like that not be anywhere near a Beyoncé concert or pride festival??? I think there’s a couple words for your POV. Ageism and stereotyping.
Not even, he looks a lot like the men I see at pride and at most gay bars. Mathu Anderson, Bob Copani, Daddy's Barber shop in San Francisco, Folsom Street Fair. You should get out more...
I don't even understand sign language and I still totally feel his vibe.
Then he did his job. ASL interpreter's job is to convey the meaning through signs, body language and facial expressions. I worked with Deaf kids in the school system. Best job ever!
If I was Beyoncé, I would have put his sassy, cute behind right on the stage next to me and we would have brought the stage down together, lol...legends unite!😄🥰
I swear .. would have sent the crowd up LMAO
I dont think he gay though
Why I hear a clinking of bracelets like wonder woman 😂😂
@@follow-me-lead-the-way straight logic: feminine = gay
@@kylez990 Well... added feminine acessories, interpreting at Pride for 20 years. The chances are very much in favour for him being gay.
“and fortunately I have the moves to do it.”
No, we are fortunately you have the moves to do it.
We are very fortunately
@@ishish8816 😂
When he said that I'm like, yes you do, get it! Gotta love the confidence. ;)
my favorite comment😂😭
I'm so fortunately
So he basically finessed his way into being a back up dancer on the big stage.
😂😂😂😂😂💀💀
😂😂😂
And Beyoncé should put him on the payroll!
Hahaha yes, yes he did.
Lol yep, pretty much
I love that he signs during his interview, it's such a small gesture that means a lot to those who are deaf or hard of hearing. This man truly cares about the deaf/HOH community, what an awesome guy 💖
I looked him up. He's deaf himself. ua-cam.com/video/Nd5JGN1jno8/v-deo.html
@@Sinskita thats what i was gonna say
Pretty sure he dead since he ain't speaking
@@NYD666 R.I.P to all the mute people out there.
@@Sinskita wait so he had to read all the lyrics?
Let's not forget to comment how beautiful this news anchor is gorgeous!!!!!
Such a beautiful and heart lifting story. We need more of these. Makes me want to take up sign language.
He was doing what a good interpreter does! He's not just signing words but expressing concept, energy, emotions and tone. He's a good interpreter! ❤️
👁🌌👁What chu said. 😊💃🏾🌀⚡🌌
I remember the court I used to practice law in had this Spanish interpreter who was expressive like this. Loved him.
I always tell people asl is so much more then just signing with your hands, it's facial expressions and body movements. It's a very expressive language and if a person signs with a deadpan face and no emotion in the signs it's much harder to interpret what they're signing. I can say with confidence most people who are hearing and who don't have toes to the deaf community don't know what a beautiful language asl is because I myself didn't know till I had a deaf daughter and had to learn asl for her and honestly I fell in love with the language. Personally I think everybody should be taught asl or their native sign language if outside the U.S. at a young age. There is so many uses for it for hearing people (yelling at you kids from across the room without raising your voice, communicating with people through windows, having more private conversations of the occasion calls for it infants can learn signs before they can verbalize and so much more) but it would also just make this world so much more inclusive towards those who are deaf or hard of hearing. For anybody interested in learning this beautiful language without having to go to college or pay for classes look up Bill Vicars here on UA-cam, he's easy to follow plus you learn the entire language including grammar not just the signs. His videos are also 100% silent (he uses a computer screen) so you can watch them anywhere. He's also an actual Deaf teacher so he knows what he's fully and is fully backed by the Deaf community (at least those that I know).
Yea this . It's slightly annoying sometimes that it's mistaken for "being overly expressive" while that is exactly what people who need to use sign language need for the simple fact that certain signs can mean the exact same thing but it's the emotion (for most people using sign language another form context) used along with it that conveys the right message.
I can recall the parents of a classmate of mine who were both deaf getting into an argument once about who would do the grocery shopping and not only where their facial expressions superclear, the way they used certain signs along with their total body language were as well, they were much, much more obvious than in a regular conversation.
I love that he is confident with his age and who he is. HE IS SO SEXY WITH THAT SIVER BEARD. PERIOD!!!!!
“His age”
Lol
It's the hip-action that does it for me.
U like santa claus
@@mightyobserver12 if he’s sexy
It's actually easier to be confident the older you get because there isn't the same pressure as when youre younger.
"He looks forward to pride next year"
Yeah me too🥺🥺
Dude, you're telling me!! Stupid COVID, don't ruin another Pride for us!!!
Expression is very important for sign language. He is translating both meaning and feeling! I love it
I’d honestly love to see him at a Beyoncé concert
This is the first time I've heard about this and this made my whole day, week, month, and year.
Same!
Same too!
Ditto!!!😊
This guy is one hell of a man!! I'm sure all his viewers greatly appreciate his personality and enthusiasm he puts into interpreting for them. This was a joy to watch
Yo, I just love him, he's simply adorable af. 💜
“And fortunately I have the moves to be able to do it.” Yaas Queen!
It's nice to see people being recognized for excelling at their job, instead of those fake interpreters signing gibberish. This.. this is just wholesome. ❤️️
Awww he’s soooo cute loving his moves
I totally agree, he's just too dang adorable.💜
@@jewleeborrasca6924 have u seen the rappers twista and also Eminem’s asl interpreters??? They r also amazing but don’t have this guys moves...twistas asl interpreter can hear so she is a little better but she’s fast as hell
This man is a bonafide badass. I adore his passion and talent for helping our deaf community feel the rhythm in the lyrics.
I saw him interpret for a political event and I'm telling my husband, look it's him!
Same!!! Just showed my husband!!! 😁
He said “fortunately, I have the moves” 🤣.
He is now the official interpreter for pretty much every single conference in the state of georgia. this man is amazing!!!
@Tomato Sauce he probably has, but I’ve personally only seen him with the governor since he went viral. It’s possible that I didn’t notice him before and only recognized the face once I saw the video, but I remember there was a lady interpreter for Perdue and I want to say at least partially through Deal as well, but I was really young when Perdue was governor, so again, I could be misremembering
Ah... remember those days? When we made plans for future events? 😅 oh...the painful irony 😭
@Glizzy God
Some deaf people can feel the vibration of the music, and of course they can still see the action. Eventhough you don't have the sense of hearing, you still have four other senses!
@Glizzy God
OK, sure. In 2016, Nyle DiMarco won Dancing With The Stars and he is deaf. He said he feels the music, but he also relies on visual cues.
Deaf West revived Spring Awakening with a deaf and hearing cast. It’s an incredible show! All the music and dialogue is sung and signed at the same time so everyone can enjoy it.
@Glizzy God Not all people are 100% deaf. My husband can hear the music to some degree but wouldn't be able to make out the words.
I still make plans in case the government opens, I just wanna hang out with people that are not my parents 😭
Thank you sir it makes me so happy as a deaf person to know someone like you is helping making concerts more fun for us 💜🇨🇦💜🇨🇦
He's helping people and he's having a great time. Good for him!
That's so cute!!! Glad something made me smile on youtube!!!!
Omg...This made my dreary rainy day infinitely better. That man has some naturally great moves. I've lived in Georgia all my life and watch him when the Governor holds his press conference, he pulls you in by just watching him...It's distracting in a fantastic way, you can't help but watch and you can see he takes absolute pride in what he does for those who can't hear...I'm partially deaf and just started learning to sign...He's absolutely amazing!!!
It's such a beautiful language, I am glad to see it be so appreciated.
He does the same thing at rap concerts. Cool guy!
Really? "We" need to see video of that.
I just love his energy....I hope Beyonce’s audience loved it as much as I did!
💕What a beautiful man....music once again unites!! 👑
Can we talk about how amazing his beard is?
Mmmm 😏
I would like this post but it has 69 likes and I dont want to ruin it.
He’s got that Beyoncé level confidence!
This definitely adds a new fresh dimension to Beyonce's performance, or perhaps any other performance as well! That dude has got some moves!
This made my heart so happy
He’s been signing at pride for nearly two decades 🥺
"...And fortunately I have the moves to do it." I love this guy!
This is what an angel looks like
I d love to see a side by side of her on stage while he interprets.
Give these interpreters their flowers they are pivotal to our communication survival
I love his expression..it always makes me smile or laugh.. and he has some awesome outfits that he wears when he is interpreting for the Governor of Atlanta...
Links to videos of him doing it for for the governor? 👀
Wtf? You can even dance to what he's signing. AND that beard, glorious. Keep up the great work, dude.
The just had Justina Miles at the Superbowl this year. She a professional performer for sign language. I think it's great. They should of along time ago. Deaf people need music In there life too. And what there doing is great and wonderful. Amazing. I love and support this so much. Great job y'all. REMEMBER Y'ALL SPREAD LOVE NOT HATE
Man is blessed with the moves! Thanks to all who go the extra mile to connect us!
I luv it---"fortunately I got the moves" luv that confidence and self luv.....if you cant luv yourself how can anyone else!!!!
That man's brain is awesome. Dancing and signing at the same time requires a special brain.
Fun fact: interpreting is the hardest neurological task the human brain can do. That’s why bilingualism is only the first baby step into learning how to interpret. I’ve been an interpreter for 30 years and I’ve taught interpreting for 20.
Not all heroes wear capes. You sir are a hero. Bringing music alive for all to enjoy. 🎶⭐️
Is he not the BEST!?!?! I am totally captivated by him. I will deliberately tune into a Brian Kemp speech just to watch David do "His Thang!" lol....He is totally amazing, captivating, and inspiring! And most of all, you can tell he LOVES what he does. And that's where the magic comes from💜💙💚💛💛❤
This is beautiful and I love it. More stories like this please.
This dude just made my day!!
David is a blessing to us all!
I think this is the guy who interpreted a bunch of press conferences for politicians in Georgia. I see him in the news almost all the time, he’s so expressive it’s hard not to notice 😂
You go David Cowan!
The definition of “if your going to do something” be the best at it
100 years from now he’ll be The Godfather of expressive sign language
See also the interpreter who was at a Snoop concert a few years back.
Yep that’s how my brain works too 😆
All signed languages are expressive
He got it all!!!⭐️🕺
I went to a concert and watched the sign language interpreter almost the whole concert. He was so mesmerizing to watch him, like nothing I’ve seen before!
We were blessed enough to be right above the hearing impaired section at a Bruce Springsteen concert and I've seen Bruce 13 times but that time was the most AMAZING, watching the lady signing all of his loooong songs and the hearing impaired group going wild. It was so dang cool!
They went wild because it was the first time they had ever seen a Bruce Springsteen song.
God Bless All interpreters!
David you did an awesome job! I love watching you work. I’m a hearing interpreter for 40 years now. Loving your work!
I loved when he said, fortunately, I have the moves to do it! Yes, he does.
The signers that do that have been "BAD ASS"...Very entertaining to watch them.
Interpreters that do their job properly, interpret everything, not just words.
This has just made my day SO much better. He's amazing!
He is fabulous ❤
This is just the coolest thing I've seen in like forever. LoL I'm here for it. 💜
His dance moves & facial expressions MADE MY DAY 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Listen even when I see him on the news when the governor or whomever is at the podium I love to watch him because his sign language is always rhythmic. He also dresses very sharp when he interprets.
GOD bless this man for bringing sign language to those who enjoy music..it was wonderful to see
Oh.My.God!!
He's too precious!!🤗🤗🤗🤗
He really does his best to express the FEELING, not just the words.
Awesome interpreter!👍🏻
I saw him on news and he is fabulous interpret and sign language.👏👏👏👏👏
The world needs more ppl like him.
This interpreter: exists
*"Everyone liked that"*
This guy is the best he had the moves and he knew it awesome I love it
I love that guy! What a gift he has given
Love everything about this story. Well done CBS 46.
Santa Claus got some moves, and he’s cute too! People like this guy make me proud to be human, beautiful story
Santa 💀
Hell yes lets go 🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼 Everyone deserves to a chance to get turnt up. This guy is dope 🔥🔥🔥
That man is an example. He is so happy! Just love it!
He just signed with his whole body getting into the groove of things that way everyone can enjoy.
That’s how you sign. It’s not just hands
Hip Hop translating needs to be this man’s whole new life.
Interpreting. Translation is on paper.
@@ire1398 Thanks for sharing this. I actually didn't know the difference until today. 🤗
This is awesome! Imagine if one of Beyonce's dancers did this during performances.
And just like that the media finally started focusing on actual shit that matters.
@Done 8387 why?
What is your view on imagining a life without hearing, living in a world that is cut off at times due to the inability to hear and experience life as others do? This basic sense, that so many take for granted.
As a medical professional, and a grandparent to a child with hearing loss, I applaud things that create a more inclusive and full experience for others.
That matters.
Empathy matters too...examine that.
@Done 8387 that’s a lot of arrogant/ignorant assumptions there.
While world news, scientific advancements etc matter...the way that media uses information to stimulate a heightened threat response gets old.
They fixate on an incomplete story, painting with highlights of threat and negativity, in an imbalanced fashion.
The way the media is used in an almost weaponized fashion and to garner more ratings...vs non-biased factual and complete reporting, is old and tired, and frankly unethical.
Btw, I don’t dislike videos 🙄
I rarely watch news anyways as most sides are biased and don’t help me be better either way.
So, yeah when it’s so imbalanced...i do tend to be drawn to something that’s not catering to the inane realms of our society.
Little secret...most people are incredibly afraid of death, most news feeds into this fear, whether directly or indirectly. It’s powerful.
I already know I’ll die, I know we have little control. I’ve seen people die, I’ve faced my views on it.
So why...if we all die and have little control (although tons hang on to the illusion of having more control than they do), would I want to keep ingesting the thing I already know? 😂
The world is unpredictable, hard, bad things happen, we all die. I get this fully. I don’t need the incessant reminders of it & being conditioned of what to fear next.
If that’s your cup of tea, indulge, by all means.
Just know that many of us enjoy a reprieve from the collective fear riddled insanity of our culture.
@Done 8387 Stories like this matter too. ✌️
Oh look another political race baiting story.
I love him I think we need more of him around spreading his love and his goodness and his good heart man you are incredible person would love to see more of you
I swear my smile reached around to the back of my head when I watched this. I loved it.
he rocking that beard!