His son changed him (fatherhood), he admitted it.

His son and breaking his neck likely make a HUGE difference!!! Full heart and an appreciation for being alive?!?

I wouldn’t say Simon was cruel on American Idol He was just brutally honest… Shalom ✌️and Agape 💕

He started to change after he got negative feedback from that season when he made fun of a couple special needs contestants. He made fun of one of those contestant's physical appearance (his eyes).

@@towerman123 which season?

Me neither!! I really hope she tells stories about her animals!

Chicken nugget you criminal!

@@candycanecharcoal Bonjour Crime Bag

CHICKEN. ELIZABETH. NUGGET.

CRIMES!!! 😂 I adore her and her crazy crew!! Just found them! ❤ She is hysterical!

This is me! Thank you so much for the support! I hope I get to go back for the lives!

@@HaydenKristalandCo will be rooting for you all the way from South Africa. Wishing you all the best!

Thank you so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed the set, and I really appreciate your kind comment! ❤️

@@millardf452 Don't you see the interpreter?

@@HaydenKristalandCo yes mama, you do tha damn thing!!!💖

@@lisafranklin9089 I I I 😊I

@@HaydenKristalandCo I’m I’m I. P O

So true

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Thank you so much, this is so nice of you to say! ❤️

Yes!! ♥️

🙌🙌

Learned that from Mandy Harvey

I am the performer in the clip! The lights were so bright I couldn’t see people but that is so cool! Thank you for pointing it out!

@@HaydenKristalandCo you dos awesome! I loved It! ♥️

Yea you’d be surprised. 😢My cousin who is an adult now (in her 50’s) was born deaf and my uncle never really learned anything. For her whole life! One of my cousins is a really fast finger speller so they could have conversations and my aunt (her mom) learned very basic, minimal signs. Another aunt who is not her mom actually learned the most and was trying to teach the rest of the family but sadly, it wasn’t a priority for them. There were 5 kids and my uncle was always gone as a truck driver and my aunt was completely overwhelmed. They relied heavily on the teachers at school to communicate everything and be the translators for them. They lived in a different state from us growing so we never saw them and I’m quite a lot younger than all of them anyway and even as a small child I thought it was wrong that none of them took the time to properly communicate with her. 😢As a result she suffered a lot of abuse as a child at the hands of other adults who were left in charge of taking care of her for large stretches at a time. It’s really sad.

I don’t think they didn’t learn, I think she meant that they didn’t know any ASL before she was born.

Years ago, I learned that the more profoundly deaf a person was, the harder it was for a person to learn speech, and my college buddy could not figure it out. His family only developed some home signs and wrote to him. It seemed to cause trust issues with the Hearing. I thought his case was the exception, but have read that it is pretty common for parents to not learn ASL. I don't get it. Such a beautiful language, and so important.

My sister who was 2 years older was deaf. I learned at a very young age how to do the alphabet then over the years some of the words.

@@margies2880I had two deaf friends in high school. The one that was born deaf couldn’t speak very well at all and had to rely solely upon signing. My other friend had a percentage of hearing so she was able to speak more clearly. Both of them were extremely good lip reader as well.

This does not surprise me one bit and I'm so happy she's found love with her girlfriend

This is actually me! Thank you so much, this is so nice of you to say!

I love Nugget! He needs to be part of her routine! 😅

Crimebags!

I laughed out loud too, I probably woke up my neighbors

ME TOO. Loud laughed, she's hysterical. Can't wait to see more of her

We hearing folks have a 2-second headstart & would die scared while she wouldn’t get a chance to realize what’s going on? Well that made me depressed. Depressed and laughing at her really funny routine. 😂

@@maret1729 lol

Only difference is y'all will die scared Omfg 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

But that's what makes her great ..

I wanna hang out with Hayden, too!

Yeah her jokes didn’t have much flow at all :(

Thank you so much, this is such a high compliment! I don’t remember if they showed it but Simon said something very similar and it made my week!

Agreed

Shows her dedication and learning ability. Good for her.

@@dinosaurclub 100% agree.

cause she's not deaf. She said she's hearing impaired. Maybe you should get your hearing checked.

@@whiskybooze she is deaf but she is not mute.

@@AmandaB1. yeah but how does she know how to sound out words she can’t be fully deaf😅

Most people that are born deaf have a difficulty on speaking, but she is very fluent and clear.

Hello. Nice to meet you. How are you?

@@millardf452 I'm a CODA. I know about lip reading. And I'm not going to get into legally deaf or literally 100% deaf

ASL interpreters have to be hearing so that they can interpret

@@Nova363Productions For live shows, yes.. but i'm a sign language interpreter and I'm deaf myself. I can read lips very well so can easily go over prerecorded footage and add SL.

How can I find her in tiktok?

@@helenortega4425 haydenkrystal

Thanks!!!

@@helenortega4425 no problem! Shes hilarious dont drink anything while watching her tiktoks lol

@@samanthaseaman9632 😂 oki!! Thanks for the detail!! 😅

That’s me! 😁 Thank you so much! I was so nervous about the dress but it seems like it was a big hit!

The “voice” a lot of deaf people have is an accent. She just doesn’t have it

I’m guessing a lot of it is the advantage of being hard of hearing rather than completely deaf. She can hear her own voice enough to control the pitch much better than someone who has never heard sound in their life.

That makes sense.

@@Shophiamondar2 both of you are correct. My daughter is hard of hearing and the speech teachers used to always say that she’s doesn’t sound like a deaf person. So I guess u made a good point about being able to control pitch and stuff because she’s only 6 and been talking since 3 after she had her implants in but it’s like what u said about mimicking speech sounds because I see her try to do it all the time and I’m thinking she’s just a kid but I guess with what u said. She’s trying to sound like us hearing people. Makes so much sense. Never thought of it that way.

@@Shophiamondar2 I agree he sounds so much pressure

Wasn’t that good she kept stuttering and everything. Me personally didn’t laugh. I feel like just because someone’s has a “disadvantage” than “normal” people doesn’t mean other people feel bad for them and give them a freebie. Like this is an audition. (My opinion)

@@lYoUrChEeKs stuttering is a speech impediment. Just to let you know. Some people can’t control how they talk

@@lYoUrChEeKs except for the no laughing + stuttering part (which i didn’t really pay attention to), i definitely agree. Most times people with “disadvantages” or “sob stories” tend to make it pretty far just because of that. It’s really the thing most people voting actually pays attention to

@@lYoUrChEeKs ignoring the fact that your sense of humor is sorely lacking, anyone who drops the ‘they only got this because they’re disabled’ bulls#%t, is someone whose opinion isn’t worth a damn thing. The minute a person with disabilities does anything remotely successful, people like you point to their disability as the only reason they found success. And that’s absolutely ridiculous. I suspect people like you lash out simply because you feel a sense of shame and self loathing, because inside you’re thinking to yourself ‘if I can’t do this, then there’s no way this deaf person could do it without it being handed to her.’ Well, it sucks for you that you’re an unambitious troglodyte, but you clearly wouldn’t know talent if it kicked you in the junk. (My Opinion)

@@sofiaozuna5992 I don’t mean studdering just saying Um, Um, Um because she doesn’t know what to say. She wasn’t good just give it up already

I am the performer in this clip - thank you so much for watching it and I’m so glad you enjoyed it enough to watch it more than once! That’s the highest praise a comedian can get!

No pun intended?

@@alagielaminjallow3731 actually no. Lol

I feel so old and out of the loop, but I do absolutely _love_ learning so I Googled all that. I’m going to spell it out for other people ~ lol. _Heckling me_ - slang for someone who’s a heckler; a jokester; comedienne. _ADA_ - Americans with Disabilities Act. She signs first so as not to be in violation of the ADA Act. Hahaha 😝

@Axel Gambit What does that even mean??? Handicapped ramps, parking spots, walkways, accessibility, and so forth are needed and justified.

@Axel Gambit You mean like ignorant people who park in handicapped parking space? They get fined for doing that. But yeah, they’re jerks.

@@CarolineWolterHall Mostly right, but "heckling" refers to people in the audience insulting/mocking a comedian. So, she's joking that she starts out with sign language, because it means people won't be able to shout insults without being charged with violating ADA rules.

@@as3957 You total sweetheart!! Thank you so very much for taking the time to explain that to me. I’m a shut in senior. But I love to learn and understand things. Thank you for explaining without making fun of me or putting me down. 🇨🇦🙏✌️☮️❤️

Thank you so much! I am keeping my fingers crossed for the live shows, but honestly just getting to do the audition was a dream come true!

@@HaydenKristalandCo You were amazing! I can't wait to watch more of you! :D

Squidward has the watering tub with her too.

Same here brother, same here exactly. Respect to you and her both, all the deaf people out there that doesn't let it hold themselves down.

@@millardf452 the first 3 words of the title, & @ 1:58 she says she is totally "hard of hearing. There are degrees of hard of hearing just like there are degrees of blindness. Someone can be hard of hearing to the point of being LEGALLY deaf ( she says she is deaf at the beginning of the video ) just like being partially blind can be declared LEGALLY blind. I hope this helps you as sometimes i am hard of understanding, I have high functioning autism most people don't realise I am autistic.

@@millardf452 until you have "walked a mile in her shoes" you shouldn't be so quick to criticise without any experience. One lady I knew that worked with the deaf that I thought was hearing didn't answer me one day (her back was turned) & when I asked why I found out she had significant hearing loss but could read lips.

@@millardf452PS she isn't leaning on a crutch & doesn't need anyone's sympathy. You should just sit back & enjoy the show, that is what she wants.