Karaoke for the Deaf....

[Ochiya]

Some time back, British comedian David Armand, of The Hollow Men, did a hilarious mime interpretation of Natalie Imbruglia's "Torn." Recently, he did it again--and this time, Natalie joined him. How cool she is.


http://youtube.com/watch?v=6BfFRlpqu4Y&mode=related&search=

[RedjackRyan]

Very cool indeed. However I still maintain that in all but extremely rare cases, Karaoke should only be listened to by the Deaf.


Btw, Nice to see you Ochiya :)

[ponytail]

She's a great sport to have appeared with him.

I hadn't seen the first pantomime, and I watched it while I was there. It's hilarious! Thanks for sharing it.

[hoops]

that was wonderful she is a good sport and a funny lady
peace
hoops

[Oak Kitten]

Thanks Ochiya, I enjoyed that.

Oak

[DaveM]

This is probably off-topic, but some years ago I saw an extraordinarily-talented "sign language artist", who interpreted music in a combination of American Sign Language and freeform dance. Very moving performances which showed very clearly that music is a universal language. I only wish I could remember her name--Susan something or other. It's probably been 20 years.

[Bill_L]

Thank you!! Enjoyed that. Great of her to join with him.

[Dee]

Thanks, Ochiya. That was really comical (and done quite well too)!

[KarenSews2]

However I still maintain that in all but extremely rare cases, Karaoke should only be listened to by the Deaf.


Or the very drunk!! :D

Very funny!! And she has the most beautiful, long fingers!