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Woman covers Eminem's 'Lose Yourself' in American Sign Language

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By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
May 30, 2015

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Similar to how Eminem flooded airwaves with his 2002 hit "Lose Yourself," Shelby Mitchusson has become an Internet sensation with her passionate rendition of the song, which she performs in American Sign Language.

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"I have a deep love for interpreting music and would love to share more as I am always interpreting music," Mitchusson said on her YouTube page, where she also said she is working on uploading more videos.

""Music is a creative use of language and when signed this can be significantly emotive and impactful," Paul Redfern from the British Deaf Association said to BBC.

The combination "facial expressions, body and hands" convey the message in a truly unique way, he said.

What would you like to see Mitchusson cover next?

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