10 Best Things About Being Deaf

[@chocodaikiuma8040]

Hey, I’m deaf too. I just wanted to say that you inspire people like me to not hide from the world. Thank you!! Xxx

[@nynkesnature]

I didn't know international sign language existed! I always wondered how deaf people from different countries communicate. These things almost make me wish I was deaf haha. This really helps in understanding deaf people though!

[@robert8077]

No way! I wish was hearing and jealous of that I’m deaf

[@EminayDrackoness]

You dont have to BE deaf to use ASL or International Sign, just gotta take the time to learn.

[@dumb4314]

Bro ones you learned the language you will learn how to communicate with deaf people

[@NikkiScatch84]

Yes it does! :)

[@nynkesnature]

@@EminayDrackoness I know! I wasn't just talking about ISL, but all of the things mentioned in the video.

[@maze_of_memories]

Loved the swimming pool😂

[@izellhendrieth9502]

My favorite! 😂😂

[@petsmart1000]

I"m HOH and omg it's so nice when I can just take my hearing aids off, esp. when it's really noisy or there's a crying baby around, or just a lot of ruckus happening. My best friend and I took ASL in college so we can communicate with each other mainly when out in public, and it's so much easier for me esp. when there's a lot of noise and people around and I still can't hear her clearly, even with my HA's. I really enjoyed this video, it is so spot on, even though I'm not Deaf, I can relate, A LOT. :)

[@dalehenry5233]

Night clubs and bars, including supermarkets are noisy. far out, used to go through so many batteries in a night club.

[@strawbii_chy]

I’m learning ASL right now, even though all my family is hearing. I want to be friends with a deaf girl from one of my classes since last year ASL club was cut short by COVID.

[@MBlackBonnet]

This is not ASL this is British sign language

[@strawbii_chy]

My bad? I’m used to saying ASL since I live in America

[@dalehenry5233]

@@MBlackBonnet BSL and AUSLAN are very similar but ASL is totally different.

[@dalehenry5233]

You can learn online these days, it takes a bit longer though. It’s easier to learn face to face. Awesome that you want to learn asl for this deaf girl, she will appreciate it. 👍🏻

[@eylulay1840]

You look so warm and friendly. You change people's perspectives. Keep going

[@littlegingersnapx]

I imagine it's useful for understanding each other in noisy places like bars! Thanks for another fab video

[@vanessamarie_xo]

really loved the video jazzy and benny. y'all have such a cute frienship 💖💖

[@deafduos8134]

I am deaf too, and all these are excatly I always do sometimes

[@sunsetdreams4921]

Wow I'm actually early! I never even thought of these advantages. Hope you and Benny are doing well during these hard times! Loved the vid 😂

[@chelseakevin3134]

My boyfriend does sign. But he knows the old signs. I'm always been interested since I met my boyfriend I knew him before but didn't know he was 100% deaf... Only thing I hate about shops they don't learn sign or take masks off for the deaf I get so angry and annoyed they can't see my boyfriend deaf can tell he is as his got his hearing aids in and his colclear implant I think it's called and still don't care about that I have to go in the shops with him sometimes. I know some signs but not alot

[@alisonfraserbage3839]

Ikr cuz once i was shopping with my mom and my cochlear implants died so i was like "shit-" and everytime someone tried to talk to me my mom would say " She cant hear you shes deaf" like 💀

[@chelseakevin3134]

@@alisonfraserbage3839 it's the same with my boyfriend he hates it when his implant goes out of battery. He carries around batteries it's good idea to do

[@dannyyspencerr]

i freaking LOVE this guys outfit... the chain detail under the collar and the nikes with the sweater over the collared shirt... VERY nice ! he looks so good. yall r both s'cute!

[@jeanmarie8443]

Haha I love Bloopers! Thanks for adding those funny moments. The best thing is to take off my hearing aids to avoid annoying sounds. ( I see your Miami sweatshirt they are cool!) Keep up your awesome videos!

[@olycka_n]

Loved that makeshift "pool"

[@pixel_life_adventures]

International Sign is a communication tool, not a language. Enjoying your videos as always! 🤗

[@debrasslowlife]

One time at summer camp there was a deaf boy and his brother. And while they where far away from each other in a big crowd, they signed to each other. Mostly because I was so shocked how easy they could talk so far away from eachother without shouting and I had no idea what they where saying! For my kid brain it felt like some sort of super power or secret languge. I found that very cool haha.

[@chlot2678]

I've been learning BSL for about 4 years and today was the first time I didn't have to turn on cc 😁

[@beckywalters4190]

awesome!!

[@Emma-vo3qy]

I LOVE IT!!!!! the best thing ever to be deaf!!! DEAF ROCK!

[@ruhayazeed663]

Jazzy is sooo prettyyy ps i love benny

[@anamali7464]

My favourite KZbinr of all time

[@asmaabdullah5481]

Hey where are from?

[@Lucky0670]

That right being deaf is wonderful life that why I get peace and quiet when at bedtime... glad to be deaf...

[@leviwood1791]

I am a native ASL user and I do know international sign language but I still understand jazzy and benny really well without captions

[@dalehenry5233]

I love watching your vidoes Jazzy, being deaf has its own culture. Another best thing about being deaf, is you can take your CI off if your boss is giving you a hard time. 😆

[@makennahager7854]

I’m from North American and your sign language are different than mine, but I can understand your sign language! It made me interesting your country sign language and easy learning from you!! I love your video!

[@erindrawsabit804]

OK the swimming pool made me laugh so hard 😂

[@TheA261185]

Great vid. I can relate to some of the best things. I know when it stormy at night. Flashing lights from the window. I have to face the other way from the flashes. Bliss. Have a good day and thanks for the signs everyone.

[@annlatc]

Great video! It also doubles up as good reasons to learn a sign language

[@mizulightblue]

If I would be deaf, I would be happy that I can't hear neighbors anymore and can sleep peacefully. My entire life I have been bothered by people when I want to sleep. Loud neighbors, parties until I don't know when and/or a partner who is snoring and teeth crinding. Ear plugs don't help much with those unfortunately.

[@NikkiScatch84]

Im glad I found your channel! I like being able to mute my hearing aids when I have to.

[@jessicadoyle861]

True agree that my favourite peaceful noise

[@BVArmstrong]

Outside of turning my hearing aids off I can also stream music or audiobooks to them and I sure like cranking that up when I just can't be bothered with other folks.

[@amywestbeld9968]

Enjoyed watching this since I can relate to some of these. I can actually talk on the phone again since I can stream phone calls to my iPhone XR to my right sided cochlear implant and will soon be having left sided cochlear implant surgery.

[@alinasuresh1819]

Hi Jazzy. I love your videos. I too can relate to some of the things you've mentioned. :)

[@ellerj641]

Despite me constantly telling people that I am deaf and literally cannot hear, people still constantly try to call me. I usually hit ignore, but sometimes I just sit there and watch it ring. Especially if it's from someone who knows better like the person at vocational rehab. Even then, people leave voicemails and wonder why I'm not answering/getting back to them.

[@prinsesa_]

I was on my vacation with my family in the Philippines. I stayed at my grandparents’ home and I woke up in the morning then found some furnitures from patio moved inside. I asked my sister what happened and she said I slept through the whole storm and it woke up my entire family 🙃😂 By the way, I loved your nails and it looked great on you! 😍

[@stepehengannon819]

Great video.Excalty most deafs are like that .. Im the same except CI..I noticed near the end Benny sign his name similar irish spelling. Im from Ireland but know some BSL.

[@mariannefanning2518]

This is awesome ... love love love it!!!

[@danielmota1828]

Muito bom top

[@lyktahlyktah8528]

Are you using BSL ? I know asl and qsl and Native American sign but some of the signs you used are different than what I know so was curious. For phone calls I will use text to to speech. I am deaf bur vocal and do read lips.

[@ecologist_to_be]

BSL

[@genevievewalsh2007]

Oh this is bsl, I'm learning asl and was wondering why I couldn't understand most of this lol

[@NikkiScatch84]

I agree. We get better sleep!

[@alindumitrache6008]

I gotta say, being able to turn off your hearing is crazy cool, but being able to communicate with somoeone through a wall or closed door or in the darkness is definitely worth the extra trouble. Plus you always need to be looking to the persons you're talking to so you need to be switching your complete focus to them, and i don't think doing that while driving is a good idea for example

[@adelegallagher1595]

You guys are so funny I loved this video! I have a question about the phone though. What about situations where you have to call companies say like changing your car insurance? Do you use a deaf service to help with this? I can't wait to go swimming and look out for deaf people underwater 😂

[@freshwater5544]

Might be a stupid question but what do you do if you need to ring the emergency services? Would you just not call an ambulance or hope someone turns up if you can't communicate?

[@kathrynsheehan9132]

There is a text service you can use.

[@JazzyWhipps]

There are emergency services for deaf people. :)

[@freshwater5544]

@@JazzyWhipps thank you for replying! Your videos are really useful for learning to sign and understanding the deaf community

[@mickiecamp6855]

Lived the bloopers thanks for the laugh!

[@thatbuzzgirl]

Hi umm HOH person here. Anyone else that's HOH have you ever forgotten that other people can hear you when you cant hear anything. Like, they'll be signaling to me and I'll signal something back and they're confused and tell me I can speak. It just feels weird to speak when you cant hear anything. Is anyone else like this or is it just me?

[@alisonfraserbage3839]

Not just you cuz whenever i take my cochlear implants off and my sister is doing sign language to talk to me i end up doing signs as well and shes like "You do know you can talk-" 💀

[@alisonfraserbage3839]

So it does feel weird talking while you cant hear anything

[@thatbuzzgirl]

@@alisonfraserbage3839 Yes very weird. It feels like your head is just vibrating

[@alisonfraserbage3839]

@@thatbuzzgirl Yeah like- wth

[@victoriafranks3647]

I slept through Hurricane 1987!!!! 😳

[@izellhendrieth9502]

😂😂 The door!

[@kateyellow3]

What is "international sign langauge"? Hello im from Australia and use Auslan

[@catladynikki2024]

Hi! I am Deaf too! I use ASL. What’s you use sign language international?

[@annieswatches]

Could you also make a video on the benefits of being deaf for non-signing deaf people?

[@MrSamperkins]

those are 100% correct! lol. love the blooper video haha. like to see acting video as well

[@amadeosendiulo2137]

Why schools don't teach hearing students some sing language? It would be helpfull not only to comunicate with deaf people! I new two hearing guys who actually used basic Polish Sign Language to communicate if they didn't wanted to be understood :-)

[@annieswatches]

Honestly, I think it's more important than learning other spoken languages when you might not even live in that country anyways.

[@amadeosendiulo2137]

@@annieswatches Well, as an esperantsit I can't agree on that because Esperanto in schools worldwide is my dream at the first place :-)

[@annieswatches]

@@amadeosendiulo2137 I'm not saying it applies to everyone, but it does for many people.

[@amadeosendiulo2137]

@@annieswatches I've just wanted to say that I would love to have same opinion as you, but my esperantism make it impossible.

[@nkpgbmx]

Now looking at this video, and have one question. When you hold your phone, do you only talk with one hand, and without phone (cam with friend) sign language with both hands? I'm hearing, but always wanted to learn sign language. Excuse me if this was stupid questions. Very good channel, just started to subscribe 😀👍

[@normaharrod5337]

The bloopers were so funny.

[@annieswatches]

Shouldn't your family be signing at the table anyways so you don't get left out? I get that for them, it's not their first language, but that just seems like pure laziness to me. I'm not trying to say this as hate, just constructive criticism about inclusion. You know, dinner table syndrome.

[@goatlady3401]

Here in United States 🇺🇸 a text only phone is available at lower cost, since the phone. Feature is not used.

[@MeganWhamGMfan]

I love being the only hearing person in my household me our 5 cats and dog are hearing my parents and younger sister are deaf

[@calvinliu6304]

Hi

[@angietidwell7853]

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[@eduardopadilla5505]

Excellent, interesting and funny video guys!! :D

[@emojigirls6011]

Sorry im new to this channel and i have 3 questions. Are both of u deaf? Doesn't ur cochlear help u hear? Can u talk or did u loose ur voice? Just some questions since im new

[@slowfire2]

The fact that so much requires use of voice phone is very frustrating. I find everything gets way harder because I can’t use it. The inaccessability isnt a perk of not understanding voice languages. Im not deaf, but hard of hearing and got chronic brain fatigue that causes issues like me being Nonverbal and not being able to deschifer speech anymore.

[@jimcolebank8469]

I am learning sign language ASL very funny viedo. A d I might add they would have cute kids toghter

[@slowfire2]

I find it hard to get any food down with deaf people/signers. Maybe its because mouthing is essential to Swedish Sign Language? Or you can’t get a break long enough to put the food in your mouth cause you either have your eyes on the convo or your hands are busy signing?

[@iagonizante]

hahaha leaving the door open!

[@lovjozz6544]

This is so true and last time me and my mom was so embarrassing because I went to a restaurant with my family and there a man was looking at me and he ask me what age are u and I was like 10 and then I tell my mom that that guy sign And dad and my sis was fighting then my mom was like shhh there a man is signing and we all stop

[@TheWalkingDeadEdits]

This video made my day 😊

[@starshinetamy]

Awesome!!

[@emmajditto]

love them all!!!

[@emmajditto]

especially swimming - LOL! so funny xxx

[@maczajsci7080]

Some of these things makes it a real shame that hearing people don't use manual communication beyond a few gestures. It must be great to be able to communicate easily underwater, at loud places, at a distance and through windows

[@karenhay1173]

Hi my daughter is deaf but she has cochlear implants and she likes to hear and she is only ten and she is learning bsl.

[@slowfire2]

Sign languages are pretty visible. How to avoid people listening in on your convo if they know your sign language? It happens when you least expect it :-P Like suddenly you realize there’s one out of 200 people in a crowd or on the subway, that knows enough to get what you’re talking about.

[@Chrochet_my_life_away]

I’m new to this channel and a total dummy when it comes to sign language, I really want to learn tho! Does anyone know a course or website I should check out? Also, (yes this is me being ignorant) is there a lot of difference between BSL and a different language sign language?

[@ReformedEducation]

One notable difference you will see is that BSL uses a 2 handed manual alphabet whereas ASL uses a one handed manual alphabet. Both ASL and BSL however have the same potential for expressing subtle, technical and complex meanings as do spoken languages.

[@liz1670]

Y’all are so cute this was a very entertaining video

[@MeganWhamGMfan]

*no subtitles* reads description: oh I’m dumb

[@kaciisummer-leigh7846]

Great video

[@DonTXPgr]

All the numbers are exactly what I do daily in my Deaf life.

[@marilynbolden1184]

Now I know what to watch when my grandma is sleeping! (I DID NOT MEAN TO HARM ANYBODY IN ANYWAY)

[@szenaiahnalzaro7807]

i really want you to hear this video it's like an asmr vid :))

[@sh14home]

Are you actually from Sweden? 😝 This is good video.

[@JazzyWhipps]

Noo 😂 I was giving an example for deaf people meeting in other countries. Thank you!

[@dumb4314]

If you didn't hear anything what they're saying bro turn English translate already it's the cc button

[@jimcolebank8469]

Very funny

[@alton791]

I talk while I’m eating frequently.

[@bluejay9425]

I am a hearing person in the USA and am planning to study ASL, that being said- are you both using BSL? the signs for "number 1" and such threw me off and then that person who verbally spoke seemed to have a British accent so I was just curious! = D

[@annieswatches]

Yes, they're using BSL.

[@vrooom666]

Other best thing about being deaf, you can talk to your mates in other car from your car.

[@tsunderenekokun]

A w s o m e

[@moneyeyess]

Anyone here in the comment section came to this video from Cheyenna’s video with her best friend Cam?

[@emilysmith8789]

I love not heard 🤣

[@_judge_me_not]

Who are Potterheads here ?? Leave a like.

[@ghulamrasooldeaf6313]

Deaf

[@peppas_big_toe]

4:55 People who talk with their mouth filled with food 'Not on my watch

[@jewelzoevalencia7442]

i aint liking the video... all nines stay put

[@khadijadohadwala7999]

Advice: If you don't like their weird mouth noises, just mute the video!

[@razzyraj2508]

The 1 person who dislikes this video maybe blind

[@kaciisummer-leigh7846]

Yep there is 1 dislike They must be blind Or an idiot