Stupid Signing 'What Have You Done For Me Lately'
Stupidly Signing "What Have You Done For Me Lately'?" by Janet Jackson
Signing 1st letter I hear in song's lyrics - nothing intelligible, just random letters (a stupid substitute I came up with since we couldn't afford 🎹 lessons growing up). I can't sing or dance either, but can flash a mean & completely nonsensical ASL & pretend
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Incorporating sign language into music is a beautiful way to create inclusivity. Janet Jackson's hit, "What Have You Done For Me Lately?" resonates with many, and signing it can bring a new dimension to the experience. As music continues to evolve, so does our way of expressing it, making it accessible to more audiences. Using a blend of American Sign Language (ASL) and personal creativity, anyone can engage with the rhythm and lyrics of this powerful song. This approach allows individuals who may not have traditional musical training to explore their talents in an innovative way. Signing not only enhances comprehension of the lyrics but also adds a visual performance aspect that can captivate any audience. For those interested, resources like online ASL courses and video tutorials can help enhance your skills in integrating sign language with music. Engaging with the deaf community through these creative expressions can foster greater appreciation and understanding of both music and sign language. Whether you're a fan of Janet Jackson or a sign language enthusiast, combining these elements can create a unique artistic presentation.