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Haha, it's definitely not traditional sign language of the lyrics. My hands just do this when I hear good songs, and I started recording to see what looks like. I found that by watching it, I could see things I hadn't heard in the design of the song. Honestly, I'd keep these vids private but a few other people like them (or they like my song selection) so I keep them public.

@@LittleRikey i love them

@@prodbysamo Yo, took a listen to your music and I love it. What song are you most proud of? I'll try it and post if my part is any good. Edit: big time diff and just saw this, I'll do one I just saw now.

@@LittleRikey thank you, this really means a lot to me. i think it´s this one: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/epxifsWKrs6nn2g.html i made it in the hospital and it conveys a special feeling to me.

Lol

@@dropdeadder Good this way! Laughing is healthy!

Lol, if you don't like the video just listen to the song by all means. The video part is something I do for myself, to see what it looks like (only public bc some people like them). The song is definitely great, and holds up well over time.

@@LittleRikey Yes, I did that. I just closed my eyes and enjoyed the song. Because I absolutely didn't understand what you do. In any case, these are not the sign language of the deaf.

@@GreatPolishWingedHussars No, definitely not sign language. I'm just trying to see how a song "looks" after I do this thing that my hands do without thinking about it (I've been told it's autism but I'm old enough to not care what name it is.). My hands just do it, so I recorded it a few times to see what it looked like and it actually made the song more interesting to me as I watched it. I can imagine it's odd to everyone else.

Just livin', bro

@@LittleRikey lol...well....at least ur having fun :P