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Now Reading: Nyle DiMarco made an ASL version of Ariana Grande’s ‘7 Rings’ music video

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Nyle DiMarco made an ASL version of Ariana Grande’s ‘7 Rings’ music video

Nyle DiMarco made an ASL version of Ariana Grande’s ‘7 Rings’ music video

Jordan D'AmicoMusic, Entertainment7 years ago73 Views

Nyle DiMarco dropped his own ASL version of Ariana Grande's '7 Rings' music video and honestly he's sexy af and I can't control myself.

Nyle DiMarco, activist and model, dropped his own ASL version of Ariana Grande‘s ‘7 Rings’ music video after pointing out the lack of captions in her previous videos, which made them inaccessible for the hard of hearing community.

DiMarco, the winner of both America’s Next Top Model and Dancing with the Stars, previously tweeted Vevo (the music video platform) when Grande released her music video for ‘thank u, next,’ in November 2018. He raised concerns about the fact that not including captions in her video meant they were missing out on servicing 466 million people with hearing loss.

He then tweeted Grande herself, asking her to reach out to Vevo.

Could you ask @Vevo to add captions for 466 million people with hearing loss

(Deaf here and we do enjoy your music) 🤟🏽https://t.co/e0YSC0lBJg
— Nyle DiMarco (@NyleDiMarco) November 30, 2018

This time, after the release of the ‘7 Rings’ video (which did include captions), DiMarco, with director Jake Wilson, released an American Sign Language-version.

Grande retweeted it, saying in part, “love this so much.”