Published: 11:50 p.m. EST, March 5, 2023 | Updated: 11:57 PM EST, March 5, 2023
Footage of an Australian sign language interpreter performing at the Sydney WorldPride closing concert over the weekend has gone viral.
AUSLAN interpreter Marc Ethan was hired to perform live sign language for artists performing at the live event, but things got really fast-paced when transgender Kim Petras took the stage.
Kim performed songs from her raunchy new EP, Sl*t Pop, while Marc provided sign language versions of the adult lyrics on a screen projected behind her.
Video filmed by viewers shows Marc thrusting and gyrating his hips while Kim performs her racy song They Wanna F**k.
Another clip shows Marc making dramatic sucking moves while Kim performed Throat Goat – a song dedicated to the singer’s love of oral sex with a man.
Footage of Australian sign language interpreter Marc Ethan performing during Kim Petras’ show at the Sydney WorldPride final concert on Sunday night has gone viral. Pictured left is Kim Petras and right is Marc Ethan at the show
“I could take anything, love it big or small, have it bang on the wall, I’m the neck goat,” Kim sang as Marc pretended to put an object in his mouth with both hands.
Marc also made explicit gestures while Kim performed her song Coconuts, a song dedicated to her own breasts.
“My coconuts, you can put them in your mouth,” sang the German star when Marc gestured provocatively.
Another clip shows Marc making dramatic sucking moves while Kim performed Throat Goat – a song dedicated to the singer’s love of oral sex with a man
“I could take anything, love it big or small, have it bang on the wall, I’m the neck goat,” Kim sang as Marc pretended to put a thick object in his mouth with both hands
It comes after a 20-year-old nursing student and American Sign Language specialist went viral after her enthusiastic performance during Rihanna’s Super Bowl show.
Justina Mile became the first deaf performer at America’s premier sporting event when the trial began last month at State Park Stadium in Arizona.
She also made history by becoming the first deaf person to perform the pre-show anthem “Lift Every Voice and Sing” – sung live by Tony Award-winning singer-actress Sheryl Lee Ralph.
But it was her later performance at Rihanna’s much-anticipated halftime show that caught the eye, and her impressive performance — accompanied by some energetic dancing — has since gone viral.
It comes after Justina Mile, a 20-year-old nursing student and American Sign Language specialist, (pictured) went viral after her enthusiastic performance during Rihanna’s Super Bowl show
Her performance at Rihanna’s much-anticipated halftime show drew attention. Pictured: Rihanna performing at the Super Bowl on February 12, 2023
