Rihanna delivered a sumptuous show during the Super Bowl halftime on Sunday February 12, an extraordinary show in front of no less than 72,000 spectators in the stadium and 200 million viewers.
But this concert gave rise to another performance, to say the least unexpected: that of his interpreter in sign language during the television broadcast of the show on the American channel Fox News.
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Justina Miles thus became the first deaf woman to perform a sign language dub during the famous Super Bowl intermission.
Videos of her fiery performance, dubbing the singer's lyrics with her hands while dancing with energy and gusto thrilled viewers.
Hearing impaired, the 20-year-old rose to fame on TikTok for performing other popular songs in sign language.
She not only dubbed Rihanna on Sunday, but also performed
Lift Every Voice and Sing
, also known as
Black National Anthem
, sung by actress Sheryl Lee Ralph, during the Super Bowl pregame.
Justina Miles is originally from Philadelphia, studying nursing at HBCU Bowie State University in Maryland.
When asked about her performance, she said, "I appreciate the opportunity to let all deaf people enjoy these songs and not miss out on the full Super Bowl experience."