She said in one of the interviews that she wanted for the deaf community to be able to “see” the beat. Each movement was intentional and created so they could feel the rhythm of the songs. I am just amazed with her beauty and her energy.
As a deaf person I LOVE HOW SHE SIGHED THE AUDIENCE!!! I appreciate how she shows me the beat and just her energy is enough to send me in the Super Bowl ❤️❤️
I know ASL, and I was wondering if you thought some of her signs were a little strange? I’m guessing you also know ASL, so I wanna see what you think. Is it a regional thing? Idk, it threw me off a bit.
@@theonionqueen3519 know asl and as a black person who signs as well as our own coded signs.... If you can't understand the emotions while she's signing then I can't you. The rest of the deaf community that was there had no issue understanding her. As she once said in an interview, I want them to see the beat". Do really know ASL or are you just lying to throw dirt bc you're a miserable person who wants to throw dirt on someone who has achieved more than you? Ps. Her name is Justina Miles... Look her up and learn her story before trying to throw salt. ASL is her first language.
Right she did that. Um sure her value went through the roof after this.....gotta turn some down now um sure. Hell um not deaf and enjoying dah hell out of her
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Can't speak for ASL since I'm french, but the majority of LSF speakers lip sync when signing, as do I though I'm not deaf or mute (all my deaf friends do though), we find it easier
Justina Miles was class valedictorian for the high school she attended. She also won the silver medal for the U.S in 2021-2022 deaflympics for track. She's also in school now for nursing. This young woman is definitely going places.
@@ThatsMyLimetea I'm confused on why you'd think she would of been awarded valedictorian out of pity. You're literally saying she's dumb without coming out and saying it, you're not slick. To become valedictorian, means you received the highest gpa within that graduating class. Also you need to take challenging courses on top of having the highest gpa. She graduated with a 4.0 at the model secondary school for the deaf, but I'm quite sure if she had chosen to attend a regular high school she would of excelled there as well. Also, she's hard of hearing not completely deaf.
She maintained a high level of energy till the end! 13 minutes! I would have tired out after 3 minutes. The coordination, timing, expressions, charisma.. This lady is a natural permformer.
It's crazy! Whenever we have interpretators at work events, there's two and it's mandatory that they switch after some time so they don't get overexerted. And that's people sitting at a desk lol!
It's also her dancing and the motions to the beat to keep the momentum of the song and provide the viewer a chance to see the actual beat. Unbelievable, natural talent.
I've just started learning sign language and it takes dedication and effort just to get every word right in a song. Like it's fire how she's doing it effortlessly. And yes its an Art like really.. its impressive
@@jordi221b I’m just learning about her now! She’s incredible! From what I know of interpreting music, it’s not exactly done on the spot - well, it can be, but is likely to result in the less-entertaining sign language interpreters we’re used to seeing. There’s definitely been an uprising in music interpreters extremely dedicated to convey not just the words, but the VIBES of the music as well. It’s turned sign language interpreting into an art form for sure! Sorry, bit of a ramble, but I as I was saying, from what I heard, this type of interpretation isn’t done on the spot, it’s carefully prepared and practiced, like unique cover songs. That said, she must’ve prepared a ton to create this set, even her dancing between songs seemed so carefully thought out, it perfectly portrayed the beats. I wonder if she had to be near a speaker to feel the vibrations? Otherwise, I don’t know how she would’ve stayed on-beat so perfectly the entire time (assuming she doesn’t have a cochlear or something like that, which I don’t know of course!)
As a mildly hearing impaired person I appreciate her keeping with the beat. She is literally physically explaining the notes I don’t hear. I don’t understand sign language for the most part either so she is helping more people than she knows.
im hearing impaired/hearing deteriorated as well and still learning ASL. i felt as though despite i couldnt hear a portion of some of the music, the interpreter made up for that by hitting all the beats in the song through her movement and her emotions :)
I swear concert interpreters have done more for the deaf community than anything else recently. These people are performers themselves and it keeps getting soo much attention and love 😭❤️ bound to have some amazing impacts!!
@@JillyMae89 just that there’s a difference between hearing concert interpreters and ASL performers. I’m clarifying that Justina is the latter since most people don’t know
@@FeliciaQueen17 thank you. These fleahives are so jealous and want everyone Rihanna has done or introduced that their lacking queen hasn't. Sad. You would think Beyonce would have her own deaf interpreter for her shows already.
Is there a Grammy nomination for this woman? This is an INCREDIBLE performance! I think there should be a category for best musical interpreters. The signer for Chris Stapleton was also AMAZING. I honestly had an emotional boost just watching these ASL performers.
I don't know about the Grammy rules for a television performance, but an Emmy is absolutely a possibility. I hope Justine's people are on it as far as campaigning (you know Rhianna's people are, lol). BTW, the signer for Chris Stapleton was Troy Kotsur, the deaf actor who won an Oscar for his performance in the movie CODA.
@@unicornmadness6286 weird take. I’m hard of hearing like Justina, involved w Deaf community, been signing my whole life, fluent in ASL and still couldn’t do this. Yes it’s her native language but this also shows skill not everyone has. This is more than everyday signing, it’s a performance. Therefore…impressive. It’s ok to give credit to performers when it’s due.
As a hard of hearing person without access to sign laguage growing up this is so emotional to watch. Once "All the Lights" came on I was crying. Then "Run this Town." That hit me so deep in the feels. I was in middle school when that song came out imagining a world with more expressions like this. Deaf culture is getting recognition. Thank you Justina for breaking bariers! I aspire to work together.
It’s cause Justina Miles is Deaf herself and a native ASL user! It’s not very common that a hearing interpreter could use ASL to express the meaning, energy, and attitude of songs this well
i completely agree, but there is one ASL interpreter that comes to mind, Amber Galloway. She went viral a few years ago for her ASL interpretation at rap concerts. She’s awesome and her whole mission is to bring music to life through ASL. Look her up, or look up “sign language interpreter goes viral at rap concert” something like that. She’s done a Ted talk that’s really worth the watch, plus VOX did a piece on her.
Thats the point of an interpretation from her tho to interpret noise and words so shes not just there for the song its the other important sounds everyone hears also
@@PixelTheExtraTerrestrialmost interpreters don’t do that lmao. So I doubt it was part of her contract. She goes all out for every aspect of this, for things most interpreters don’t do
My sister-in-law is an ASL interpreter and says some of the hardest stuff to interpret is really energetic and rhythmic music because it's so much more than just signing. She and a friend of hers interpreted for an event we held and her friend was the one who did the hip hop performers and the girl had energy!
Yeah when I was doing stuff in school, obviously just taking a year or two of ASL we're not going to be nearly at a professional interpreters level no matter what but there were definitely songs that we were drawn to because they were easier and they're definitely not like what's in this video!
Can I ask you a question?? I am so intrigued by these amazing performances!! How do they know the beat and stay on beat so well?? And then when the song changes, they know exactly when. And they know to change the beat. How do they do that?!?! I am dying to know! It's so impressive!!!
@@kassygendron3022 Well most ASL interpreters are hearing and this one isn't 100% deaf. She is legally deaf because she is significantly hard of hearing so I'm guessing this interpreter has some kind of hearing aids. She did an interview on "CBS Morning" or whatever it's called and she said she was very familiar with all the songs already but she was given a set list about a week in advance. So what she did was memorize how to sign and then she planned how she was going to move to each song. I'm guessing she knew how the music was going to sound too with the remix versions and stuff because Rude Boy was insane! But as far as your question about how they can stay the beat/know the beat - for someone who is profoundly or completely deaf, they can usually feel it in their feet. I've seen deaf musicians/singers on talent shows and they come on stage barefoot or just in socks. It's for that reason. I have partial hearing loss myself and I can tell you I can feel sound sometimes better than I can hear it on a bad day.
@@victorialopez9717 wow!! Thank you so much for this. This is exactly what I wanted to know! That is all so awesome! And it is so fun to watch! Thanks so very much for informing me!!!
I am a beginner when it comes to sign language and it is not easy to understand at times. I enjoyed every second of her interpretation of the halftime performance. Smiling from ear to ear ❤
Riri's performance while being pregnant, those talented backup dancers and this amazing interpretor made this halftime show the greatest super bowl halftime show ever. Well done team super bowl
Definitely not the best IMO but it was a good performance. I honestly think Prince's halftime show was the best Superbowl performance. If you haven't seen it I'm pretty sure you can find it on TH-cam.
@@hippo440 I'm tired of there always being a scandal because something outrageous happened in the show. This was great and refreshing to see it all go right. Rihanna doesn't have to fake a scandal, she trusted her performance
i remember like 8 years ago there was another interpreter who was this level of skill. she did the ASL for eminems RAP GOD and she still somehow managed to keep all the beats in too. theres like only a handful of interpreters of this skill level and they are UNMATCHED. i love watching the ASL performers at all concerts
She is gonna be booked solid for the rest of the year for all types of events. Great job Justina. You mesmerizing talent draws everyone's attention. ❤️❤️
I doubt booked for the rest of the year. Because there are other interpreters that does the same as her. more opportunities yes, plus she’s in school to become a nurse.
You out into words what I felt. I was like this is what it looks like when someone is living out their purpose and destiny. N I felt very emotional throughout the whole thing.
It's so cool how she uses her motions to convey the beats in the music during breaks in singing. Interpreting music seems so hard because of the emotions conveyed and the music itself but she absolutely nailed all of it.
How you received over 200 likes for this comment is mind blowing. Especially since it makes absolutely NO SENSE. She's like 20 years old, so how could she be the mother you never had? And the rest of your comment, like you know her personally, which more than likely you don't. SMDH, people need to stop liking nonsense.
rihanna’s discography is so crazzzyyy i see why she’s done w this music thing lmao she ended on a BANG!! this talented queen brought so much justice to the music, she IS equivalent to the original hearing version if not better
Watching her perform made me wish she was featured on the regular telecast so everyone got the chance to appreciate her performance. Also, it made me grateful to have the ability to hear music. Imagine if someday all deaf people gained the ability to hear.
She can't interpret on the spot because she's deaf herself. She needs to memorize the track set, the beat and everything beforehand. Most interpreters you see on TV are hearing people translating what they hear to sign language. What Justina did is a performance on its own
@@FeliciaKrismanta I’m not sure I follow. What do you mean by “on the spot” - the whole performance (including her own, as she says here: th-cam.com/video/BlTsBxu8KiQ/w-d-xo.html ) was rehearsed down to the T, so why would that prevent her from being featured live? In some ways, isn’t it at some level a rehearsed performance, just like everyone who was featured on the telecast?
This girl is amazing!! I'm not deaf-but can't imagine a better way to make the deaf community feel that vibe- So much more passion than anything else in that show!! Keep crushing it!!
She is so incredible! Her energy is infectious! I found myself so much more affected by the show when I watched this young woman put her magic into interpretation! Thank you Justina Miles for gifting us your talent!
I don't know how they found her, but l am glad they did. She is phenomenal!!! There may be a new career, after she graduates from college! She gave the world a performance!!!! And a fantastic one indeed!!!!
As a person who can hear, and enjoys music on a daily basis, just looking at this video without any sound conveys so much to the point where I can imagine the music in my head (yes, I'm a fan of Riri and am familiar with most of her songs) but even without that, her body language, rhythm and movements, her whole body emits music. I can't understand any of the signs, but by lip-reading I can recognize the songs, and the signs are often self-explanatory, just wow... Mad respect for her. 👏👏👏
Watching her makes me wanna cry. I don’t even know her and I’m so freaking proud of her and happy that she’s getting recognized. She has such a bright and infectious energy about her, not to mention how beautiful she is. Can’t wait to see more stunning performances from her.
Los intérpretes de Lengua de señas, se preparan muchísimo para lograr la mejor interpretación. nada es improvisado, no te quepa la menor duda. Hay que elegir el conjunto de señas para armar las glosas de forma que llegue el mensaje. Hay que traspasar la canción( la poesía de la letra) en simultáneo a una gramática diferente como es la lengua de señas que tiene otras características diferentes a la gramática de la lengua oral/escrita del idioma que sea
I have seen a musical with an interpreter. They were not only interpreting, they were actually acting and during the songs, they would dance to show the beat just like Justina. What these guys do is amazing ❤️
This woman is so entertaining & moves so fluently. I could watch her for hours and not get bored, she killed this! Definitely deserves all the praise she’s gotten. She isn’t easy!
Translation to english: She is a true preformer..Dancing,singing,sign language-how can you match so many timings so amazingly-how much did you practice..!
Crazy how I'm tearing up watching this even more than when I watched the original performance live! She clearly not only loves what she's doing, it takes such skill to radiate and share her joy as part of her performance and service.
As an ex-interpreter I think I just saw the best I’ve ever seen. I never heard of Justine but wow, she is truly an amazing and wonderful interpreter. It’s almost like she is performing her own songs. Beautifully done and I’ve never seen better. Edit: after commenting I googled Ms. Miles and see that she is a deaf interpreter. That makes it so much clearer for me. Still the best! Doing such a great job interpreting songs while deaf, just amazing!! I can’t wait to see more of her.
This performance makes me so emotional every time I watch it. I’ve always loved music, but both my parents are deaf so I’ve never been able to share my love for music with them in a meaningful way until now. She’s amazing, & I am so grateful for this video.
Wow! She made ASL look cool af. Thanks for this video finally was able to see her whole performance. She was truly something that we've never seen, I heard her say on CBS Gayle King morning show that she was signing the beat of each song along w/the lyrics, she was beautiful her energy, facial expressions & dances truly gave us a show. The world fell in love with her overnight & now more people want to learn ASL. She deserves every success coming her way, I hear she's quite a driven & smart young woman 🙌🏾 👏🏾 ✨️ 🤎
The way she delivers is... infectious!!!!!! I absolutely enjoyed her energy, the way she stays into her act, but having also the time of her life! Incredible!!!! Congrats, Miss Miles!!!!!
its been a year but when i saw this video on recommendations i just couldnt resist and clicked, gosh shes indeed stunning, my thoughts not only didnt changed but moreover i was just mesmorized even more by her reactions and how she handled every beat, word, sign.. so impressing and inspiring, watched the whole video without blinking
She didn’t miss a beat! Wow, truly she’s an awesome interpreter and not to mention, she’s a great dancer too! I hope she continues to interpret and accomplishes her goals & dreams of becoming a nurse 😊
She is so mesmerizing! I’m not hearing impaired but could watch her all day. You can see the emotion of each song through her and she does it so beautifully
I'm always confused and AMAZED by how deaf people are able to feel, interpret, convey music. Especially the beats and the energy of the song. Like it's really beautiful and miraculous. I loved every second of this ❤️
Facial expressions and energy are really important in sign language. People don't just talk with their hands, they emote with their eyes, mouth and whole body to add emphasis, just like we raise and lower pitch in spoken language. Rolling your eyes, shrugging shoulders, grinning slyly, these add tone and context to the facts being conveyed. She really nailed it!
She really popped off on Pour It Up and slayed the entire performance. Even before knowing she wanted the deaf community to feel everything that was what I noticed. She would imitate going across the Tom’s on a drum kit and accentuated every bass kick and all the rhythmic Melodie’s perfectly matched the energy of the songs. Really cool to see something I’d love to do since that’ll be my main area of study in grad school (:
Why does this bring tears to my eyes? She is just unreal. Feelin every single beat and making sure those that are deaf can too! Go queen! Edited to correct my comment to read “deaf”bc…. intention and reception 🫠
Really, the terms are D/deaf and Hard of Hearing. Often terms we think we're trying not to be offensive with can be pretty offensive. For example disabled people like the term disabled people not handicapped. Not upset just spreading some understanding 😊
I was actually thinking that audibly challenged was the better “new way” of describing it but so much changes so quickly it’s hard to keep up. I’ve always used handicapped tho. A friend of mine in high school (I’m in my 40’s now) would correct anyone (teachers included) if they said the r- word or anything outside of handicapped.
Es un banquete visual ver a Justina Miles interpretar tan pasionalmente los temas de Rihanna y demostrar lo increíble que es el lenguaje de señas, le puso todo el flow y energía en cada tema. Mis respetos y fuiste lo mejor del show sinceramente.
my favorite parts: 0:31 “a shot” 1:15 the way she signs the synth-sounding music 2:16 the way she signs “heart” 2:31 LIKE A MAN 3:58 holy hell this whole part is so good 5:51 the way she signs the lyrics and then the sound effect 6:45 so good 6:55 bands make you girl go down 8:06 when the lights + sign + vocals line up 9:35 how she signs the vocals 11:59 the lights lining up again
Had me in tears the whole video, so much heart and soul in her performance, seeing how she signs the beats and everything and she does just does something to me
I've watched Ms. Miles' full performance twice and watched my favorite three performances of hers at least five times each. She has mesmerized, fascinated, hypnotized, and delighted me. I have no idea how technically accurate the signing was, but I 100% know that her visual and musical artistry was perfect! I'm sure she worked on this project for two or more months because it showed! This was absolutely amazing! Some of you who clicked on this video probably won't watch all or even most of it, but I believe that you should have the option of seeing just the highlights before clicking away. So...I'll direct you to the three songs that are the best - in my opinion. Her best performance (which I believe is the best visually, musically, and even though I don't know ASL, is to me the most technically impressive) begins at 03:58 with "Rude Boy". Her next strongest performance (or maybe it's a tie with "Rude Boy") is "All Of The Lights" at 07:51, followed by "Work" which is right behind "Rude Boy" at 04:36. I hope you all enjoy at least these three performances even if you don't see the whole video. Loved it!!
I used to interpret and her ASL was incredibly technically accurate! This is one of the best concert interpretations I’ve ever seen, and I see or get sent pretty much any and every concert interpreter that goes viral. This performance outshines them all tbh
Some people are so talented that you create a position for them. This young lady is such a person. I would finance this young lady in a heartbeat. She is such a credit to the ASL community.
Soo kind of her to invite Rihanna to her show ❤
Hahahahahahah
THIS!!!!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🔥🔥🔥
Exactly
Underrated comment
I watch this about once a week (or more, tbh 😃)
She said in one of the interviews that she wanted for the deaf community to be able to “see” the beat. Each movement was intentional and created so they could feel the rhythm of the songs. I am just amazed with her beauty and her energy.
4:20 - 4:27 Brooo this part is FIRE 🔥🔥🔥
This just gave me chills. She wanted Her people to experience the performance as much as possible without hearing it.
Justina did a brilliant job.💜
@Stream HYPE BOY by NewJeans She absolutely KILLED it there, like damn. 👏🏽
She’s such an amazing person I wish nothing but the best for her
As a deaf person I LOVE HOW SHE SIGHED THE AUDIENCE!!! I appreciate how she shows me the beat and just her energy is enough to send me in the Super Bowl ❤️❤️
I know ASL, and I was wondering if you thought some of her signs were a little strange? I’m guessing you also know ASL, so I wanna see what you think. Is it a regional thing? Idk, it threw me off a bit.
@@theonionqueen3519 Hi there!! yes i did notice some signs were off but it’s just like making a mistake when writing i guess
@@theonionqueen3519she's an interpreter not a translator.
@@YelloLibra83 what does this mean?? She still needs to make the signs understandable.
@@theonionqueen3519 know asl and as a black person who signs as well as our own coded signs.... If you can't understand the emotions while she's signing then I can't you. The rest of the deaf community that was there had no issue understanding her. As she once said in an interview, I want them to see the beat".
Do really know ASL or are you just lying to throw dirt bc you're a miserable person who wants to throw dirt on someone who has achieved more than you?
Ps. Her name is Justina Miles... Look her up and learn her story before trying to throw salt. ASL is her first language.
Shes not just an interpreter shes a PERFORMER
1000% agree with you ❤️
YESSSSSSSSSS
Differently didn’t feel like I missed a performance watching her sign
Right she did that. Um sure her value went through the roof after this.....gotta turn some down now um sure. Hell um not deaf and enjoying dah hell out of her
She's also deaf! She actually calls herself a deaf performer, she's not an interpreter ☺️
She’s got a point, she’s an icon, she’s a legend and she is the moment.
👍
Now come on now
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YEP !
She deserves a raise🌝
The fact she is acting out the beats, doing ASL, AND lip syncing is just crazy talent.
Can't speak for ASL since I'm french, but the majority of LSF speakers lip sync when signing, as do I though I'm not deaf or mute (all my deaf friends do though), we find it easier
In a lot of sign languages, mouthing words is part of the language! You'll notice she doesn't mouth all words
no, not really.
@@ionaskualexander1255??? Feel free to take her job if it's so easy
@@ionaskualexander1255why did you say this
Justina Miles was class valedictorian for the high school she attended. She also won the silver medal for the U.S in 2021-2022 deaflympics for track. She's also in school now for nursing. This young woman is definitely going places.
Brilliant!!
God Bless Her. Black History being made for ALL the world to see 🤟🙏
Did she attend a normal high school or one for deaf people? VERY unusual that she'd get valedictorian. Could've been awarded out of pity or something!
@@theresaconde555 Definitely, this is a huge deal.
@@ThatsMyLimetea I'm confused on why you'd think she would of been awarded valedictorian out of pity. You're literally saying she's dumb without coming out and saying it, you're not slick. To become valedictorian, means you received the highest gpa within that graduating class. Also you need to take challenging courses on top of having the highest gpa. She graduated with a 4.0 at the model secondary school for the deaf, but I'm quite sure if she had chosen to attend a regular high school she would of excelled there as well.
Also, she's hard of hearing not completely deaf.
Whoever found her and gave her the job, Thank you! She is freaking awesome and a star!
Rihanna saw her on instagram and DMd her! How awesome lol
It's a job she applied for ...
@@whitelilies3799 on Good Morning America she said that Rihanna DMd her.
@@princessbennett744 Rihanna Dmed her after the superbowl not prior to it
Exactly
She maintained a high level of energy till the end! 13 minutes! I would have tired out after 3 minutes. The coordination, timing, expressions, charisma.. This lady is a natural permformer.
Right haha that’s pretty hard actually, I agree!
I can't speak sign language, but i was entertained from beginning to end by her pure talent and performance skills. Rhianna, who? 😅
It's crazy! Whenever we have interpretators at work events, there's two and it's mandatory that they switch after some time so they don't get overexerted. And that's people sitting at a desk lol!
It's also her dancing and the motions to the beat to keep the momentum of the song and provide the viewer a chance to see the actual beat. Unbelievable, natural talent.
I was completely and utterly amazed from start to finish! Wow.
Yeah I was really amaZed how well she stayed on beat
@@k45207 me too!! Do you know how she does that???? I am so intrigued!
is she deaf herself? if she is then I have no idea how she moved along with the beat like that
She’s amazing. I can’t even begin to comprehend how difficult that must be to do while signing the whole time.
Sign language is truly a choreography. It is ART. And she just proved it.
I've just started learning sign language and it takes dedication and effort just to get every word right in a song. Like it's fire how she's doing it effortlessly. And yes its an Art like really.. its impressive
Honestly, no.
I agree.
So true
@@ligeiasiren4290yall be offended by anything
Justina ATE!!! girl behind looked ok
"girl behind" 😭 doing rihanna so dirty LMAOOOO
crying😂
Dang u made me cackle 😭😂
Loll
CRINE😂
She's a whole concert on her own❤❤❤
Seriously, she is having her own concert. Wow
Exactly!
Yasssss
Forreal
Yes it was her concert too, lol. She made ASL seem so easy and exciting, I almost began signing also, dang!
She is so into it and never loses concentration I hope the deaf community felt the vibes from her an enjoyed the performance xxx
Justina Miles is so good because she’s Deaf herself! 🤟
@@jordi221b wow surprised I did not know that
@@jordi221b shut upppp
@@jordi221b I’m just learning about her now! She’s incredible! From what I know of interpreting music, it’s not exactly done on the spot - well, it can be, but is likely to result in the less-entertaining sign language interpreters we’re used to seeing. There’s definitely been an uprising in music interpreters extremely dedicated to convey not just the words, but the VIBES of the music as well. It’s turned sign language interpreting into an art form for sure!
Sorry, bit of a ramble, but I as I was saying, from what I heard, this type of interpretation isn’t done on the spot, it’s carefully prepared and practiced, like unique cover songs. That said, she must’ve prepared a ton to create this set, even her dancing between songs seemed so carefully thought out, it perfectly portrayed the beats. I wonder if she had to be near a speaker to feel the vibrations? Otherwise, I don’t know how she would’ve stayed on-beat so perfectly the entire time (assuming she doesn’t have a cochlear or something like that, which I don’t know of course!)
Actually, as much as I like Rihanna, Justina made me feel more vibes than her, and that's why I'm watching this instead of Ri's performance replay 😂
As a mildly hearing impaired person I appreciate her keeping with the beat. She is literally physically explaining the notes I don’t hear. I don’t understand sign language for the most part either so she is helping more people than she knows.
Im hard of hearing deaf in one side she also is very clear with her mouth for lip reading
@@PixelTheExtraTerrestrial absolutely. It would be cool to have music videos like this.
@@amandamadden8641 oh 100% i think this was an outstanding representation of inclusion
Watching this taught me how to sign some words! Amazing ❤
im hearing impaired/hearing deteriorated as well and still learning ASL. i felt as though despite i couldnt hear a portion of some of the music, the interpreter made up for that by hitting all the beats in the song through her movement and her emotions :)
I swear concert interpreters have done more for the deaf community than anything else recently. These people are performers themselves and it keeps getting soo much attention and love 😭❤️ bound to have some amazing impacts!!
Justina Miles is a Deaf performer, not a hearing interpreter.
@@jordi221b...........what is your point.......?
The deaf community can go to hell
@@JillyMae89 just that there’s a difference between hearing concert interpreters and ASL performers. I’m clarifying that Justina is the latter since most people don’t know
@@jordi221b but in this case her performance was literally interpreting a concert...
She needs to be interpreter on every Fenty show
I think she will fit in beyonce performance also❤
@@apaperplane5998 i agree she fits beyonce's style and aesthetics more than rihanna
@@FeliciaQueen17 thank you. These fleahives are so jealous and want everyone Rihanna has done or introduced that their lacking queen hasn't. Sad. You would think Beyonce would have her own deaf interpreter for her shows already.
@@kittensmitten3287 Exactly.
Facts maybe now she will
So nice of her to let Rihanna perform at her concert
LMAO
Is there a Grammy nomination for this woman? This is an INCREDIBLE performance! I think there should be a category for best musical interpreters. The signer for Chris Stapleton was also AMAZING. I honestly had an emotional boost just watching these ASL performers.
Great suggestion!!!
Why don't you have more likes for this comment dear?!!!!
That would be incredible
Yassss that would be the way things should be!! Was Chris Stapleton ❤️❤️ Playing that night too?!
I don't know about the Grammy rules for a television performance, but an Emmy is absolutely a possibility. I hope Justine's people are on it as far as campaigning (you know Rhianna's people are, lol). BTW, the signer for Chris Stapleton was Troy Kotsur, the deaf actor who won an Oscar for his performance in the movie CODA.
She nailed it. I am totally impressed.
@@unicornmadness6286 weird take. I’m hard of hearing like Justina, involved w Deaf community, been signing my whole life, fluent in ASL and still couldn’t do this. Yes it’s her native language but this also shows skill not everyone has. This is more than everyday signing, it’s a performance. Therefore…impressive. It’s ok to give credit to performers when it’s due.
@@unicornmadness6286 😭they just were complimenting her over doing a good job 😭💀
Awesome.
@@jordi221b Sorry, you're correct.
As a hard of hearing person without access to sign laguage growing up this is so emotional to watch. Once "All the Lights" came on I was crying. Then "Run this Town." That hit me so deep in the feels. I was in middle school when that song came out imagining a world with more expressions like this. Deaf culture is getting recognition. Thank you Justina for breaking bariers! I aspire to work together.
Your comment made me have to hold back my tears. I just felt you!
She is literally the best interpreter I’ve seen fr. Her energy is so contagious fr.
It’s cause Justina Miles is Deaf herself and a native ASL user! It’s not very common that a hearing interpreter could use ASL to express the meaning, energy, and attitude of songs this well
i completely agree, but there is one ASL interpreter that comes to mind, Amber Galloway. She went viral a few years ago for her ASL interpretation at rap concerts. She’s awesome and her whole mission is to bring music to life through ASL. Look her up, or look up “sign language interpreter goes viral at rap concert” something like that. She’s done a Ted talk that’s really worth the watch, plus VOX did a piece on her.
Have you ever seen the girl who did Wap that went viral?? She comes in 2nd place for sure. Lol
@@kassygendron3022 OMG YEESSS
@@jordi221b This video definitely speaks volumes fr. Especially for ppl who are deaf
Wow! She even signed the stadium cheering as well as the fireworks at the end. Gave us the whole experience! 👏👏👏
Thats the point of an interpretation from her tho to interpret noise and words so shes not just there for the song its the other important sounds everyone hears also
@@PixelTheExtraTerrestrialmost interpreters don’t do that lmao. So I doubt it was part of her contract. She goes all out for every aspect of this, for things most interpreters don’t do
Watching her made me emotional. It was amazing to see a woman in her element. She signed every SINGLE element of those songs. Rihanna hire her.
My sister-in-law is an ASL interpreter and says some of the hardest stuff to interpret is really energetic and rhythmic music because it's so much more than just signing. She and a friend of hers interpreted for an event we held and her friend was the one who did the hip hop performers and the girl had energy!
Yeah when I was doing stuff in school, obviously just taking a year or two of ASL we're not going to be nearly at a professional interpreters level no matter what but there were definitely songs that we were drawn to because they were easier and they're definitely not like what's in this video!
Can I ask you a question?? I am so intrigued by these amazing performances!! How do they know the beat and stay on beat so well?? And then when the song changes, they know exactly when. And they know to change the beat. How do they do that?!?! I am dying to know! It's so impressive!!!
@@kassygendron3022 Well most ASL interpreters are hearing and this one isn't 100% deaf. She is legally deaf because she is significantly hard of hearing so I'm guessing this interpreter has some kind of hearing aids. She did an interview on "CBS Morning" or whatever it's called and she said she was very familiar with all the songs already but she was given a set list about a week in advance. So what she did was memorize how to sign and then she planned how she was going to move to each song. I'm guessing she knew how the music was going to sound too with the remix versions and stuff because Rude Boy was insane! But as far as your question about how they can stay the beat/know the beat - for someone who is profoundly or completely deaf, they can usually feel it in their feet. I've seen deaf musicians/singers on talent shows and they come on stage barefoot or just in socks. It's for that reason. I have partial hearing loss myself and I can tell you I can feel sound sometimes better than I can hear it on a bad day.
@@victorialopez9717 wow!! Thank you so much for this. This is exactly what I wanted to know! That is all so awesome! And it is so fun to watch! Thanks so very much for informing me!!!
@@victorialopez9717 Thank you so much for sharing your insight and experiences
I’m not deaf but this is the best song signing I’ve seen. It’s almost as though she’s the halftime performer instead of Rihanna.
She was for me. ♥️
didn't even see the full version of the performance but i'll gladly watch this over and over again, she did so good! ❤
I am a beginner when it comes to sign language and it is not easy to understand at times. I enjoyed every second of her interpretation of the halftime performance. Smiling from ear to ear ❤
She was far better than Rihanna
Yeap I'm normal... But I love herr energy
I don't know why, but this performance from her brought me to tears. The passion is incredible 🙌🏾 although I'm not deaf I FELT IT.
Me too. It was beautiful
Me too. Especially Diamonds. I cried like a baby😢
Felt
I did too!!
Same. Her gift is beautiful
Riri's performance while being pregnant, those talented backup dancers and this amazing interpretor made this halftime show the greatest super bowl halftime show ever. Well done team super bowl
idk abt the best but it was very well done
Lol no
She can't beat Michael Jackson and Lady Gaga performances
Definitely not the best IMO but it was a good performance. I honestly think Prince's halftime show was the best Superbowl performance. If you haven't seen it I'm pretty sure you can find it on TH-cam.
@@hippo440 I'm tired of there always being a scandal because something outrageous happened in the show. This was great and refreshing to see it all go right. Rihanna doesn't have to fake a scandal, she trusted her performance
Coldplay and Lady Gagas are better. But this one is good too
She needs a Grammy too! She was phenomenal and she was really into it. I hope she gets invited back to the Super Bowl to do sign language again.
that would actually be so cool, there should be a grammy for ASL performances
The musicality of this woman is incredible, she was hitting every beat without miss
The way she kept up with the best was extremely amazing, it is difficult to believe that she is also deaf. Great job!!
@@kaygoodridge2186 she's not really deaf. She can still hear the music.
@@myyou7335many Deaf people can still perceive sound in some capacity
@@myyou7335she is deaf
@@adrienneczerni6516I believe justina miles is deaf partially and can still actually HEAR the song
i remember like 8 years ago there was another interpreter who was this level of skill. she did the ASL for eminems RAP GOD and she still somehow managed to keep all the beats in too. theres like only a handful of interpreters of this skill level and they are UNMATCHED. i love watching the ASL performers at all concerts
I remember that. That woman was also amazing!
who is she?
@Laura Maria if you look up like ASL interpreter rap God, you'll find a woman as like the first result. She has like some dyed red hair
Her name is Amber Galloway❤
Ikr
This performance reminded me of that other lady
Her sense of rhythm is incredible
She is a dancer
@@lynnhoney3267 really...
She is gonna be booked solid for the rest of the year for all types of events. Great job Justina. You mesmerizing talent draws everyone's attention. ❤️❤️
I doubt booked for the rest of the year. Because there are other interpreters that does the same as her. more opportunities yes, plus she’s in school to become a nurse.
She's going to be booked for a good decade. Like this isn't the last we see of her!
I've seen her do other concerts, she is great
@@taylord7261 they aren't as good as her. Not even close
@@taylord7261 shove your negativity! You didnt have to say anything at all and yes shes probably already booked!
Anytime you watch someone living and moving in their purpose, it brings you to tears. ❤ So beautiful.
You out into words what I felt. I was like this is what it looks like when someone is living out their purpose and destiny. N I felt very emotional throughout the whole thing.
exactly. exactly this
She felt that deep in her soul. She was so passionate about it, she gave me goosebumps. Absolutely phenomenal. And I am talking about the signing.
I did not realize the artistry involved. Until I saw her!!!! 👌
It's so cool how she uses her motions to convey the beats in the music during breaks in singing. Interpreting music seems so hard because of the emotions conveyed and the music itself but she absolutely nailed all of it.
She has the lyrics, the rhythm and everything in her head. She is an icon
It feels like she is giving her own concert...they better give her some awards and loads of money 💰..she has my huge respect 😌✋
Her interpretation was her own music video👏🏾👏🏾 she was the star of the superbowl
@@TefTV452 agreed
Agreeed
She killed it!!!! Like she was the true performer here fr
@@1jazzyphae yeah
Please hire her for every halftime show. I'm not a fan of football but I'll watch her performance
No joking, I enjoyed this more than the actual show
Yes 😂😂
Fr. No background dancers, no fancy lighting, not even her voice, but she killed it and made it so much more entertaining than the actual show 😂
@@snowecaddel9454 her dance skill is better than Rihanna’s
@@RingsOM the woman was pregnant during her performance 🤦♀🤦♀
@@lunar27794 but I’m not saying this because of this super bowl performance, I’m saying this because of her performance skills since forever.
SHE WON THE SUPER BOWL!!!!!
That part
She is the mother I never had, she is the sister everybody would want. She is the friend that everybody deserves. I don't know a better person.
what
😭😭😭😭
You know her personally?😐
Oprahhhh 💀💀💀💀
How you received over 200 likes for this comment is mind blowing. Especially since it makes absolutely NO SENSE. She's like 20 years old, so how could she be the mother you never had? And the rest of your comment, like you know her personally, which more than likely you don't. SMDH, people need to stop liking nonsense.
00:00 bbhmm
1:11 where have you been
2:04 only girl
2:36 we found love
3:58 rude boy
4:36 work
5:20 wild thoughts
( 6:05 cake)
6:23 pour up
7:53
8:56
10:08 umbrella
11:08 diamond
thank you!
7:53 All the Lights.
8:56 Run This Town.
rihanna’s discography is so crazzzyyy i see why she’s done w this music thing lmao she ended on a BANG!!
this talented queen brought so much justice to the music, she IS equivalent to the original hearing version if not better
2:36 ! The way she signed that song was mesmerizing! She did it so fluidly and bueatifully!
Watching her perform made me wish she was featured on the regular telecast so everyone got the chance to appreciate her performance. Also, it made me grateful to have the ability to hear music. Imagine if someday all deaf people gained the ability to hear.
I don't think they could've had her on the field doing this because she would've outshined RiRi and the dancers with her talent!! She's the diamond!
She can't interpret on the spot because she's deaf herself. She needs to memorize the track set, the beat and everything beforehand. Most interpreters you see on TV are hearing people translating what they hear to sign language. What Justina did is a performance on its own
Most deaf people quite like being deaf, what they dislike is how the world is so bent on making it harder for them
@@FeliciaKrismanta I’m not sure I follow. What do you mean by “on the spot” - the whole performance (including her own, as she says here: th-cam.com/video/BlTsBxu8KiQ/w-d-xo.html ) was rehearsed down to the T, so why would that prevent her from being featured live? In some ways, isn’t it at some level a rehearsed performance, just like everyone who was featured on the telecast?
Right!
This girl is amazing!!
I'm not deaf-but can't imagine a better way to make the deaf community feel that vibe-
So much more passion than anything else in that show!! Keep crushing it!!
Yesssss she very good
ABSOLUTELY ♥️♥️♥️
Her interpretation performance single-handedly gave me more appreciation for Rihanna's hits, can never forget it 😅
She is so incredible! Her energy is infectious! I found myself so much more affected by the show when I watched this young woman put her magic into interpretation! Thank you Justina Miles for gifting us your talent!
Amazing and well done ✔️
I don't know how they found her, but l am glad they did. She is phenomenal!!! There may be a new career, after she graduates from college! She gave the world a performance!!!! And a fantastic one indeed!!!!
From TikTok
@@nothingontv6818Oooooooo wow....thank you! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
She wants to be a nurse and be able to work with deaf people.
shes having so much fun doing her job
This amazing woman changed attitude and character 10 times right before our eyes. She was absolutely on Pointe! I'm speechless!
As a person who can hear, and enjoys music on a daily basis, just looking at this video without any sound conveys so much to the point where I can imagine the music in my head (yes, I'm a fan of Riri and am familiar with most of her songs) but even without that, her body language, rhythm and movements, her whole body emits music.
I can't understand any of the signs, but by lip-reading I can recognize the songs, and the signs are often self-explanatory, just wow... Mad respect for her. 👏👏👏
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yes! I did that too, and wow her energy is amazing! I felt that!
Same here i dont even know asl and im enjoying this so much she got the beat and everything
Exactly what I did watched this video volume off. And boy I felt it.
Watching her makes me wanna cry. I don’t even know her and I’m so freaking proud of her and happy that she’s getting recognized. She has such a bright and infectious energy about her, not to mention how beautiful she is. Can’t wait to see more stunning performances from her.
I had no idea she was deaf too! This makes her performance even more historical!!! Go ahead Queen🙌🏾🙌🏾
How she a deaf ?? She clearly hears everything
@@daaadonn__ No, she's deaf :)
@@daaadonn__ She's legally defined as deaf but she can hear minimally if it's loud enough. She stated that in an interview.
@@ameerahelijet6449 this explains the passion she has... 💜💜
She was better than Rihanna! Supergirl!!
She's jamming!!! So much emotion and mimics RiRis vib really good. This interpreter is Amazing and extremely good.
Los intérpretes de Lengua de señas, se preparan muchísimo para lograr la mejor interpretación. nada es improvisado, no te quepa la menor duda. Hay que elegir el conjunto de señas para armar las glosas de forma que llegue el mensaje. Hay que traspasar la canción( la poesía de la letra) en simultáneo a una gramática diferente como es la lengua de señas que tiene otras características diferentes a la gramática de la lengua oral/escrita del idioma que sea
Well she should be since she signs daily.
... killing it
I have seen a musical with an interpreter. They were not only interpreting, they were actually acting and during the songs, they would dance to show the beat just like Justina. What these guys do is amazing ❤️
I turned down the volume all the way and I could tell what songs she was signing. Absolutely amazing!!
So the interpreter did so well ❤
For some reason, this is the most beautiful thing I've seen in a long time! I love it so much, she touches my soul!
she didn't pass the vibe check.....
SHE IS THE VIBE
This woman is so entertaining & moves so fluently. I could watch her for hours and not get bored, she killed this! Definitely deserves all the praise she’s gotten. She isn’t easy!
진정한 퍼포머 이시다..춤,노래,수어ㅡ그 많은 타이밍들을 어쩜 저렇게 기가 막히게 맞춰내실까ㅡ얼마나 연습을 하셨을까..!
Translation to english:
She is a true preformer..Dancing,singing,sign language-how can you match so many timings so amazingly-how much did you practice..!
@@Maddieson We all have the "translate" button.
@@Aarrrow😂 yes
한국인 ㅎㅇ
Crazy how I'm tearing up watching this even more than when I watched the original performance live! She clearly not only loves what she's doing, it takes such skill to radiate and share her joy as part of her performance and service.
If you listen to it without sound you can really see the impact of her keeping the beat visual, she did such an amazing job.
I love how she kept that same energy the whole time love her
As an ex-interpreter I think I just saw the best I’ve ever seen. I never heard of Justine but wow, she is truly an amazing and wonderful interpreter. It’s almost like she is performing her own songs. Beautifully done and I’ve never seen better.
Edit: after commenting I googled Ms. Miles and see that she is a deaf interpreter. That makes it so much clearer for me. Still the best! Doing such a great job interpreting songs while deaf, just amazing!! I can’t wait to see more of her.
WOW!!! She gave her own entire performance 🤩
She made us feel the songs in a different way
This performance makes me so emotional every time I watch it. I’ve always loved music, but both my parents are deaf so I’ve never been able to share my love for music with them in a meaningful way until now. She’s amazing, & I am so grateful for this video.
She is HYPNOTIC! Justina did a beautiful job! 😍
Wow! She made ASL look cool af. Thanks for this video finally was able to see her whole performance. She was truly something that we've never seen, I heard her say on CBS Gayle King morning show that she was signing the beat of each song along w/the lyrics, she was beautiful her energy, facial expressions & dances truly gave us a show. The world fell in love with her overnight & now more people want to learn ASL. She deserves every success coming her way, I hear she's quite a driven & smart young woman 🙌🏾 👏🏾 ✨️ 🤎
Wow I literally just SAW a beat change in sign language I’m SCREAMING!!!!
I have thought about her every day since the supebowl. I just love her! So charismatic. So on the beat. So beautiful!
The way she delivers is... infectious!!!!!! I absolutely enjoyed her energy, the way she stays into her act, but having also the time of her life! Incredible!!!! Congrats, Miss Miles!!!!!
This is a video clip that when I turn off the audio, I still want to dance.
Rihanna is great, she is fantastic too! Good job.
she's an icon, she's a legend and she IS THE MOMENT
She gives me goosebumps watching her dance and sign. That's perfection!
its been a year but when i saw this video on recommendations i just couldnt resist and clicked, gosh shes indeed stunning, my thoughts not only didnt changed but moreover i was just mesmorized even more by her reactions and how she handled every beat, word, sign.. so impressing and inspiring, watched the whole video without blinking
I have never seen infection last 12 minutes. I couldn't stop smiling while watching. She seems so genuinely joyful the whole way through!
She didn’t miss a beat! Wow, truly she’s an awesome interpreter and not to mention, she’s a great dancer too! I hope she continues to interpret and accomplishes her goals & dreams of becoming a nurse 😊
3:39 the way she emulated that beat drop is crazy!!
She is so mesmerizing! I’m not hearing impaired but could watch her all day. You can see the emotion of each song through her and she does it so beautifully
I'm always confused and AMAZED by how deaf people are able to feel, interpret, convey music. Especially the beats and the energy of the song. Like it's really beautiful and miraculous. I loved every second of this ❤️
She’s actually deaf too, not fully deaf tho obviously. Most aren’t fully deaf either!
@@cookiemonster2630 heard of hearing
Facial expressions and energy are really important in sign language. People don't just talk with their hands, they emote with their eyes, mouth and whole body to add emphasis, just like we raise and lower pitch in spoken language. Rolling your eyes, shrugging shoulders, grinning slyly, these add tone and context to the facts being conveyed. She really nailed it!
There is, I believe, no one that could have done this better than this woman she’s so amazing
Finally someone uploaded the her whole performance. I’m completely impressed 🎉 shoutout to her 🎉🎉🎉🎉
ughh!! she killed it every word by doing ASL, it’s not a talent it’s a gift periodt!!
She really popped off on Pour It Up and slayed the entire performance. Even before knowing she wanted the deaf community to feel everything that was what I noticed. She would imitate going across the Tom’s on a drum kit and accentuated every bass kick and all the rhythmic Melodie’s perfectly matched the energy of the songs. Really cool to see something I’d love to do since that’ll be my main area of study in grad school (:
Why does this bring tears to my eyes? She is just unreal. Feelin every single beat and making sure those that are deaf can too! Go queen!
Edited to correct my comment to read “deaf”bc…. intention and reception 🫠
That's PURE Joy! I understand ❤
@@brilliant8083 ♥️🎶
Ahh geez I’m crying now too ❤
Really, the terms are D/deaf and Hard of Hearing.
Often terms we think we're trying not to be offensive with can be pretty offensive. For example disabled people like the term disabled people not handicapped.
Not upset just spreading some understanding 😊
I was actually thinking that audibly challenged was the better “new way” of describing it but so much changes so quickly it’s hard to keep up. I’ve always used handicapped tho. A friend of mine in high school (I’m in my 40’s now) would correct anyone (teachers included) if they said the r- word or anything outside of handicapped.
She gave an amazing performance and didn't show a loss of energy once! Just incredible.
this happened seven months ago but i'm still here
Es un banquete visual ver a Justina Miles interpretar tan pasionalmente los temas de Rihanna y demostrar lo increíble que es el lenguaje de señas, le puso todo el flow y energía en cada tema. Mis respetos y fuiste lo mejor del show sinceramente.
Exactamente, lo llena a uno con deseos de mover el cuerpito. Excelente artista esta niña ojalá que se vea más de ella.
Вот кто настоящая звезда этого .ш.о.у.!!!!!!! Браво!!!!!!!)
🇷🇺👏👏👏👏♥️❤️♥️👏👏👏👏🇷🇺
С любовью из РОССИИ!)
😘🧑💃👯💃
She was the best part of the super bowl. She's killing it.
my favorite parts:
0:31 “a shot”
1:15 the way she signs the synth-sounding music
2:16 the way she signs “heart”
2:31 LIKE A MAN
3:58 holy hell this whole part is so good
5:51 the way she signs the lyrics and then the sound effect
6:45 so good
6:55 bands make you girl go down
8:06 when the lights + sign + vocals line up
9:35 how she signs the vocals
11:59 the lights lining up again
Fully agree also the way she seamlessly transitions from the last line of run this town to the beat of umbrella at 10:07???? Godlike
She did a fabulous job! She nailed all the signs but also made it fun 🙌🏼♥️
Wow, she really is impressive in her ability to both dance and do ASL. Well done Justina !
Had me in tears the whole video, so much heart and soul in her performance, seeing how she signs the beats and everything and she does just does something to me
I've watched Ms. Miles' full performance twice and watched my favorite three performances of hers at least five times each. She has mesmerized, fascinated, hypnotized, and delighted me. I have no idea how technically accurate the signing was, but I 100% know that her visual and musical artistry was perfect! I'm sure she worked on this project for two or more months because it showed! This was absolutely amazing!
Some of you who clicked on this video probably won't watch all or even most of it, but I believe that you should have the option of seeing just the highlights before clicking away. So...I'll direct you to the three songs that are the best - in my opinion. Her best performance (which I believe is the best visually, musically, and even though I don't know ASL, is to me the most technically impressive) begins at 03:58 with "Rude Boy". Her next strongest performance (or maybe it's a tie with "Rude Boy") is "All Of The Lights" at 07:51, followed by "Work" which is right behind "Rude Boy" at 04:36. I hope you all enjoy at least these three performances even if you don't see the whole video. Loved it!!
She is amazing !!!!
She said in an interview that she only worked on this 7 days! She received the lyrics and beat 5 days before the event. Sounds prodigy to me.
She did all of this in 5 days!!!!! How amazing is that?
I used to interpret and her ASL was incredibly technically accurate! This is one of the best concert interpretations I’ve ever seen, and I see or get sent pretty much any and every concert interpreter that goes viral. This performance outshines them all tbh
Watched all of it
I'm so glad they highlighted this young lady's wonderful performance for the deaf community, you did them proud. Salute Queen.
the way you can tell the change in music with her body language is amazing!
Watching Justina is so entertaining, she’s awesome, and she’s beautiful.
Hopefully she goes on tour with Beyonce and other entertainers. She has stepped up big time for interpreters. 🙌🏼💃🏽
I was thinking the same thing.... Beyonce is going to reach out to her.
Some people are so talented that you create a position for them. This young lady is such a person. I would finance this young lady in a heartbeat. She is such a credit to the ASL community.
I come back to this every week and it gets better every time