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ASL Translator Matt Maxey

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Also before I shut up about this, I know they don’t get as much recognition, but I HIGHLY recommend watching the ASL interpretation of Kendrick’s performance. Matt Maxey ATE SO HARD.

If the link works properly it should go to just before not like us starts, bc I LOVE the energy here especially, but the entire thing is so fun

(I can’t seem to find the other interpreter’s name anywhere? If someone know it pls lmk and I can add it to the og post)

Edit: tysm to @river-lethe-tears for telling me the other interpreters name is O4, or Otis Jones IV, and that he’s who interpreted Lift Every Voice And Sing for Ledisi!!

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If you liked Kendrick's halftime show, be sure to check out the ASL translator version. Dude is amazing.

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ASL Performance of Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show Ft. Kendrick Lamar | Mat...

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DEAFinitely Dope Brings Hip-Hop to the Deaf Community | The Source

Matt Maxey is bringing hip hop music to the deaf community through DEAFinitely Dope, an organization that aims to bring the deaf and hearing communities together through music.

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Matt Maxey is Bringing Hip-Hop to the Deaf [Video] - Matt Maxey By Jack Barnes Today on Great Big Story, meet the Man Bringing Hip-Hop to the Deaf, in the latest episode from our Human Condition series. Our producers spoke with Matt Maxey, the CEO and founder of DEAFinitely Dope, whose personal hearing loss inspired him to share rap music with the deaf community. Matt did not learn to sign until he was 18 years old, but he practiced by signing to his favorite rap artists. After uploading videos of his signing to Youtube, Matt was picked up by rappers like Chance the Rapper and D.R.A.M. where he helps bring music to a community otherwise excluded from such activities. Enjoy this video stream below after the jump. Please Reblog!