How K-pop’s first deaf group, Big Ocean, keeps the beat while performing live


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Big Ocean, a three-member K-pop group composed entirely of artists with hearing disabilities, is redefining the limits of music and performance - one beat at a time. — Photo: Parastar Entertainment

Big Ocean, a three-member K-pop group composed entirely of artists with hearing disabilities, is redefining the limits of music and performance - one beat at a time.

When Big Ocean takes the stage, they seamlessly incorporate sign language into their performances.

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