“Disguisted Deaf”– Hi. Nice to meet you, too. If you had bothered to watch the video, you would see that I did not sign the song; I only sang it. As for songs not existing in ASL, I suppose you hate it when deaf or hard-of-hearing people sign songs, too. Or is it only hearing people you hate to see signing songs? And if ASL is only a “Deaf” language, then I suppose you have a love-hate relationship with interpreters, because they’re using “your” language when they really “shouldn’t” be. Or are you one of those people who think everyone in the world should be fluent in ASL? If that ever happened, then it wouldn’t be a “Deaf” language anymore, would it? And how do you expect hearing people to stop talking and singing? Face it: there will always be hearing, hard-of-hearing, and deaf people who sign songs, and there’s nothing you can do to stop it. Let’s make a deal: as long as you keep “messing up with” my “Hearing” language (English), I’ll keep messin’ with ASL. I have no intention to stop signing songs just because it offends you. And — excuse me for living and hearing — I’m certainly not going to stop singing songs. Vive la liberté! Vive la musique!

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