EXAMPLE TESTING
Example 1. The Sutton SignWriting symbol for “sign.”
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Video Example 1. “Sign” in ASL.
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Figure 1. The letters of the ASL manual alphabet in SignWriting
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Example 2. Wawa, “Only ASL One,” opening, transcribed using Sutton SignWriting
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Example 3. Wawa, “Only ASL One,” opening, transcribed using the dip hop transcription system
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Example 4. Sean Forbes, “A Song For My Haters,” verse 2
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Example 5. Sean Forbes, “Watch These Hands,” verse 2
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Example 6. Sean Forbes, “I’m Deaf,” verse 3
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Example 7. Sean Forbes, “Watch These Hands,” opening
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Example 8. Sean Forbes, “I’m Deaf,” verse 3
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Example 9. A transcribed excerpt of
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Example 10. A transcribed excerpt of Kyle’s verse in Donnie Trumpet and the Social Experiment’s “Wanna Be Cool” (2015, 2:32–2:44)
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Figure 2. Rhythm-rhyme interaction types in dip hop
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Example 11. Wawa, “Faceless Man,” verse 2
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Example 12. Wawa, “Only ASL One,” first verse
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Example 13. Sean Forbes, “Two Blown Speakers,” verse 2
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Example 14. Sean Forbes, “I’m Deaf,”
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Example 15. Signmark, “The Letter,” verse 2
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