Way to be like *creeper voice* "welcome to the village, you'll love it here."

I "hear" it's a good community :)

^savage^

right theres nothing wrong with it sign language is super easy to learn and beneficial for everyone not just deaf people! op should learn it just incase

Wtf do you mean there's nothing wrong? YOU CANT LISTEN TO MUSIC WHEN YOUR DEAF.

I'm learning sign language right now. I wouldn't say it's easy, but I'm enjoying it. ASL grammar can be confusing.

#62, I'm totally deaf but I can still listen to music. I can't hear the lyrics but I learn the lyrics by listening to the beats. I'm a huge Swift fan, her lyrics are insane, I love Beatles, and rap has got some GOOD beats! Maybe you should know your facts before you judge or say it as a fact. :)

@62 how do you listen to beats if you're totally deaf? Not trying to be rude, just wondering.

Generally, if the bass is loud enough, you can actually feel the beats, it's likely that's what they mean.

For me, being deaf in my left ear, I can feel the vibrations from sounds in my left ear when I wear headphones. Many if not all deaf people can still feel vibrations on their ear drums. It's kind of like when you put your hand on a speaker and it vibrates to the bass, except it's in the ear. That's the closest I can explain it.

Thanks for explaining it to others. That's what I was gonna say and I'm hard of hearing myself.

I know that a lot of people, like me, have their finger slip when trying to press fyl and it's presses ydi.

You must take "jump" "how high?" serious if you jumped a mile.

I think we can safely assume that they did not jump one mile.

I had this happen a couple years ago myself, probably lasted 2 months or so.