The American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter looked like she was having the time of her life at Rihanna’s Super Bowl halftime show.
ASL interpreter Justina Miles performed twice during the annual American sports event, joining Troy Kotsur and Colin Denny in signing the performances for this year’s big game.
Justina first took the stage during Sheryl Lee Ralph’s moving rendition of Lift Every Voice And Sing in the pre-show.
She then appeared again during Ri-Ri’s spectacular half-time Show – becoming the first deaf woman to provide ASL interpretation during the coveted spot in the process.
During Rihanna’s highly-choreographed performance, Justina brought her own incredible moves to proceedings as she signed the lyrics to some of the singer’s biggest hits including Bitch Better Have My Money, Only Girl (In The World), Work and Umbrella.
It didn’t take long for Justina to go viral...
Talking about the opportunity to sign at the Super Bowl, the 20-year-old nursing student told CNBC: “I value the opportunity to make it possible for all deaf people to enjoy these songs, and not have them miss out on the full Super Bowl experience.”
Rihanna started out her hit-filled set suspended in the air on a platform and kicked off her set with Bitch Better Have My Money.
She then floated between ground and sky for renditions of Where Have You Been, Only Girl In The World, We Found Love, Rude Boy, Work, Wild Thoughts, Pour It Up, All Of The Lights, Run This Town and Umbrella, finishing with Diamonds.
Following widespread speculation the singer was announcing her pregnancy in her performance, the singer’s representative confirmed she’s expecting her second child.
She and her partner, rapper A$AP Rocky, welcomed a son in May.