Kadrae

Kadrae

I am an extreme extrovert, who loves interacting with people and connecting with them on a personal level. My favorite types of content are storytelling, motivational, and informative. I am not a big news person, I am a believer in learning about new things helps stimulate the mind. I do love entertainment media, but I am not into gossip unless it is humorous. Anime and TV shows are my version of sunday night football. I am not into sports at all but I respect those who are. If I am not talking im probably coming up with the best tv series, comedic skit, or podcast idea in my head.My hobbies include listening to music, watching anime and tv, podcasting, writing, storytelling, Essentially everything I do as a career. However, I enjoy experiencing brand new things, I am up for giving anything and everything a shot, like going to new restaurants, lakes, concerts, creative shows like poetry readings, fire spinners etc. I wish I can experience something new like that everyday. My favorite conversations are ones about the individual I am talking to, I got into radio because it gives me an excuse to ask bands and artist personal questions about their lives. I am very spontaneous and will reference vines, old tv shows, and sitcoms at random even though I know nobody has ever seen them.

 

DAUGHTER SIGNS THREE DAYS GRACE SONG FOR DAD

Radio is a platform that brings community together to learn about the world, appreciate each other and of course, music. We take for granted how easy it is to hear the words and not everybody can enjoy a concert the same way. However, deaf people most certainly can enjoy concerts, lyrics, and music just fine, especially if its loud, of course.  

Three Days Grace is most definitely loud enough. The Canadian rock group was performing a show in Canada. In attendence were nineteen year old Karri Carberry, and her father Darrin Carberry. The uniqueness about Karri and her father is that she is hearing and he is deaf. Being Deaf, does not mean you can't enjoy a great concert, but you can possibly miss out on the lyrics if their is no interpreter. Well, during the song "Just Like You" Karri signed it for her dad, who was visibly getting into the music with those killer dad moves. 

In an interview with Good Morning America, Karri Carberry expresses her gratitude for all the love it has received. 

 "I feel absolutely shocked and amazed at all of the views and responses we have been getting! It’s an amazing feeling and we’re both very happy that everyone around the world is enjoying it so much."  

Source: www.abcnews.go.com  

This reminds me of the time hip hop artist, Waka Flaka started dancing next to the sign language interpreter. 

I also discovered this video of 1-800 artist, Logic, freestyling with the interpreter.


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