Uploaded April 2016 | Updated September 2026, 55 minutes ago
Video/image description: Black background with me sitting on my bed wearing my red flannels jacket and dark brown beret. The video begins with cool black and white (black and white with a little hint of blue tint) for the first forty seconds, and then transforms with colors right after my first of few punchlines. And last for 20 seconds in colors before transforming back to cool black and white. By the end, I puncuated with "Räk" (fingerspelling and mouthing the vocabulary).
Transcript:
I don't think I want to translate my Räk poem with English. But I can be reasonable with cliffnotes. Here's the summary:
Räk.
The speech teacher taught me how to say, "Räk".
I räk'ed, and räk'ed again.
The SEE teacher taught me how to spell rock.
I r-o-c-k-e-d, and r-o-c-k-e-d again.
The ASL teacher taught me how to hit my face so hard with the rock.
Being hit in the face with a rock sprouted rainbows, bringing the colors to my poem.
ASL champ!
Champ.
ASL rock looks like....
The same.
Transcript:
I don't think I want to translate my Räk poem with English. But I can be reasonable with cliffnotes. Here's the summary:
Räk.
The speech teacher taught me how to say, "Räk".
I räk'ed, and räk'ed again.
The SEE teacher taught me how to spell rock.
I r-o-c-k-e-d, and r-o-c-k-e-d again.
The ASL teacher taught me how to hit my face so hard with the rock.
Being hit in the face with a rock sprouted rainbows, bringing the colors to my poem.
ASL champ!
Champ.
ASL rock looks like....
The same.
Video/image description: Black background with me sitting on my bed wearing my red flannels jacket and dark brown beret. The video begins with cool black and white (black and white with a little hint of blue tint) for the first forty seconds, and then transforms with colors right after my first of few punchlines. And last for 20 seconds in colors before transforming back to cool black and white. By the end, I puncuated with "Räk" (fingerspelling and mouthing the vocabulary).
Transcript:
I don't think I want to translate my Räk poem with English. But I can be reasonable with cliffnotes. Here's the summary:
Räk.
The speech teacher taught me how to say, "Räk".
I räk'ed, and räk'ed again.
The SEE teacher taught me how to spell rock.
I r-o-c-k-e-d, and r-o-c-k-e-d again.
The ASL teacher taught me how to hit my face so hard with the rock.
Being hit in the face with a rock sprouted rainbows, bringing the colors to my poem.
ASL champ!
Champ.
ASL rock looks like....
The same.
Transcript:
I don't think I want to translate my Räk poem with English. But I can be reasonable with cliffnotes. Here's the summary:
Räk.
The speech teacher taught me how to say, "Räk".
I räk'ed, and räk'ed again.
The SEE teacher taught me how to spell rock.
I r-o-c-k-e-d, and r-o-c-k-e-d again.
The ASL teacher taught me how to hit my face so hard with the rock.
Being hit in the face with a rock sprouted rainbows, bringing the colors to my poem.
ASL champ!
Champ.
ASL rock looks like....
The same.
